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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

westchester County. TIE Fordbam Vigilance aud
Relief Committee propoundsd to him series Of
questions whether he would by vote, speech and in
fuence, sustain economy and fidelity in the Admin.
iaration Of Stnte and county affairs, expose dis
honesty and defalcatiop, and otherwise faithfully
attend to the local affairs Of his district. To these
iutsnogatories Mr. Mem. replied as follows:
..... NRw-YeRK. Oct 90, I13.
GENTLEMEN Your letter received To reply would state
ths, answer your questions smstiysy. In fact It was
unnecessary 10 ask me- III should vets or lr'sss to GOV
up fraud or fraudulent practices Az understand sh quss
lions especially the Harlem Bridge question: - explained
to me by Mr. Andsron regard Thorn " p.oper questions
which no man could refuse sniwer sfhrmavey, who
acted well intended to do by contucucy AZ to
the County Treasurer deaulter, rot him out, expose
him. and bring him TO justice.
shall deem II incumbent TO lesaizs the sction Of
tho town Of Morsans with regard 10 their war fund to
pay boun.Ies 10 soldiers M Is right and proper 10 do so
understand East Chester 10 IN the same position; also
Yonker Iso shall act the there sso. The former
adopted regular vote Of the whole town In the war
.enss end good faith demands the resolves to Be carried
out.
Yours respectfully DENNIS MCMAHON
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LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ARRIVAL OF THE TwENTy:rIRsr MAINE.

ARRIVAL OF THE TwENTY-FIRsT MAINE.
The 2lst Regiment Maine VOLUNTEERS reached
Iersy City yesterday morning In the steamer State Msirs
Leaving Jsrsoy City In ,sius they recs,! by
de-, or, Washington. One train stopped at fhG
Other a. NsvBruDs~ck Tie req isni vas oder.t
to proceed Fort schuyler Aun.rel /. sss q to officers
Colonel EdWs!i - Johnson. Lincoln Lsnt oiousi. Ma
u.n Ssplry Major Benjamin Merry ia h; AdJs;sri 10
..ph r woodward Sidney ou.risIe,aisF, VIZ y Bfern
sargron Daniel r. Bolton China Assistant Surgeon
Cnshiss China; thsp!an, fliAa, hi.sin. W,.aoeoso
.S.s,9 T.. w,j,bo,s Sd Lss.p.a,
w. Drms1 Maljoboro
Company B-Csptan. J. u. Hubbard. wa..nin., Fiss
Liesiea.ei. A. fniam, Wa:eniis Second LisuieIsni,
Company C-Csp'sin. C. S. Hunt Bath; Fir, L,uersa,
T. small. Bath Second Lieasnsn,. b. c, hsnis. Bath.
Lieutenant MsIleld. Bssioboro second Lieutenant G.
HUT Forboo'.
Ieas6snt W H. Pssrs Nin.'ori Second Li.stensnt. J.
T. Tibet, Wool~ch.
Comgsny F-Csp.in y. Lin,cs,s surem Firs, Lieu
tenant, A. Crin.bl, Whiitsldi Second Leusasn q. A.
Russell Rradvlle
Company 6--Cspt.n. ~ l.. Hs.rh, Touisou; First LEV.
sain L. Cope anu ioailsoa second LsS.enatt VI. H.b6s
Comp.ny H-Cap'sn, g. w Clerk Newcastle, Fir., Lien.
tenant NJ D. b. Chfe, Sidney Second Lieutenant, W. u.
Company I-C.pl.in. A. g. Eniine. Bristol. Fri Lieu.
."f'nt w Hall, Nooloboroushi Second LenlensH' y n.
tsior, Marlborough.
Comp.ny K-Csptsip, A. {. Tobey. Gorrds-bro,l Fr.,
Ll.uiGani II. H. Grossly. Nonid scbrook Second Lieu.
tsasnt T. Ba,ioIe. seowbTid,e.
INFECTION OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
4 - sutumnal inspection Of this regiment took
plre Yesterday In Warrington Parade Ground Asor H.r.
officiating The corps usus made hue appearance
The regiment must.p about ioo0 men. officer. Included
Their equipments Kept ia perfect order sad tusir an
terms arc models Of neatncss.
INSPECTION OF THE FIrTY-rIrTH REGIMENT
Col. Eugene 10 Gal yesterday inspected that por-
ton OF the regiment yet rensnins In the city About t0
nsmes sppesr upon the company rolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
From HaHana.

BY the arrival last night Of the steamship Esgle,
Capt. Adams, we have dates from Havana to Octo.
Der IS. Tho United States s.eamer Santiago de
Cuba arrived at Havana on the morning of the 18th
from Key West; all well. The United States
gunboats Tioga and Smona eft Havana on tho after
noon Of the Oath, on cruise. Havana YVES perfect
fy healthy; evenings cool and lovely. The opera
was to open on Saturday evening, the 18th, with
Trovators, postponed from the 23d, on account Of
the illness Of some of the artists.
The new Captan-General was daily expected
The following is a list Of tho Eagles passengers;
j. NJ Junseein. d. N. Castro J. ssbstis. D. Dsvs and
lady; I. J. A,iles L. Tolme, CsssrOra, r. A. Ys.e
T. Viddsl j. NJ Cebalow, Z. Gsmz, J. C. Cue r. FTsncs,
A. q. Nicesnes, 81 Cabslleres. Perez u Ls.ro. Mast
AloI. ssnches. G. sprst,o, Z. Cannon, W. Leopold
c0ue,posdsuos 9th Associated Press.
HAVANA Saturday. Oct IS 1862.
Dates from Venezuela TO the 9th. inform US that
the instruction Of Msracaibo still continues. The
Government has established blockade Of the ports
of that province, to last sixty days Due notice has
been sent TO the Governments OF America aud Eu-
rope. Our Ministsr. Mr.. +. ID. Culver, was TO pre-
sent bis credentials on the 9th.
The British Queen had an accident TO her boilers,
and also sprung slesk. She arrived ON tho afternoon
Of the 2ls,.
Capt. Adams Of the new steamer Eagle gave q
dinner on board his vessel Oh the I'd. The principal
merchants and the officers Of the Gus; Jm house nnd
port wero present. There were many toGsts for
!" the Union and for President Lincoln end for the
prosperity of the United States.
Inc Rnnboa.s Iega and Sopona lea yesterday,
and the Santiago do Cuba came in this morning.
Morpby IL still with us lie leaves Oh the 39tl
per Spanish mail steamer for Cad2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
LOCAL POLITICAL MATTERS.

INfoN Rally ~ ITE TwEVTY-sf coSp WARD
Tho srse hs at me Of Broadway sni Forty seventh
eel al evening crowded with sudenc. convened
under cs Of the Peops Union AsOcaoD As IL not IN.
common ct meeting. o. h, character. large number adic.
WrIe present.
Lebbeus H. ward ia Tie coDlse Of remarks taking
b" chair ssa tins ~ tie leaders Of the Seymour party
truly 0Jsl they had sn odd way 0f showing IL.
Tue President introduced Judg. Philip Ffsssr OF Todi,
who ssd that there but two parties existing n the
cOuutrytbe Union party aud the Anti Union party We
mad heard much ob0u. the Ionfnioua filhfa OF Rebels I,
against ,e GOscTnusht Ito dcied that such men lad
any Copg,iiutiona rights But what man fahtirg
against tue Government entit ed 10! Noioe Shoot him
down on The spot" and cheers
Bat bs1e csss at the South having Constitutional
right and those tho Union Cbeeis) Had he not
hin self Constitutional right to walk every OF conn.
ny. and TO DO protected 40 doing Soibssn Union men
he'd been deprived VI ;he gs by wkon1 b. those very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

vrsir OF hRs LiscoLs, GEN. BAsE., AVID GES.
AyDIRsos TO THE BROOKLYN NAyY-YARD.-Yes-
teriay was a grand gala day at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. II having been known that the wife Of The
President intended TO visit the receiviugsbip North
Carolins, an immense crowd Of persoDs congregsied
at tho gate, and several hundreds obtained adms-
,.on About noon all the wharvos were crowded with
spectators. a. !! p. NJ. the Harbor Police boat az.
rived of tie Yard With Mrs. Lincoln Gen. Andersen,
Gen. banks, and others. The distinguished party
were waited on by Admiral Psulding who took bis
private barge alongside the steamer. Az tho North
Carolina. boats were lowered, the crews being unt
formed in white frocls blue pants, and blue collars.
Tie marines were IN full uniform on the quarter
deck, and the full band, also in uniform, on the
poop. At 2 o'clock the visitors entered the slip
amid cheers from tie crew Of the "North," the Ss-
vannah, Vanderbilt, and other men-of.war in the
stream. A Generals salute wa then fired from tie
Cob Dock. The party were shown through the
vessel and partook Of Capt. Meads hospitslllies
After spendng abont two hours at the Yard, they
LEI, in the steamboat, well pleased with their vsi
and proceeded down the bay as far as Fort IIani-
ION, and returned TO the city early in the evening
Among tho persons accompanying Mrs. Lincoln we
Observed Mrs. Judge Roosevelt ana son, Mrs Ar
derson, NJ. and Mrs. Judge Barnard Judge Hilton,
Hon. Rufus L. Audrews, Surveyor Of the Port,
Thomas Brown, esq, Mr.. Shirley, Mi. John Audcr-
son, aud many other ladies and gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

In regard to the non-liabiity ofjob-priniers to tag
alton the following official letter is explicit, and win
interest the trade:
rKkAsuEr DEPARTMENT, OIYicr o, ISrrRsAI REvrNrAl
WLssiSGroS, Oct. %. 1862.
GENTLEMEN Your letter Of tho 33d daily received
sni considered
Ny opinion which you ask the liability ofthe prnsss
OF cards circulars Catalogues &c. to TAXATION, under tie
eiss ,w Il that Is not but that the sais 81 sieh articles
aid requires tie license 4 a retail deaer.
loaIs very respectfully,
&. r. EsrEE. Acting Conn,is,ionef.
To nsss-s BhxEa CopwIS Printers, PiintrS holss
square, kew.lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

BousTrEs TO BRooKLys NoLuyrErRs-As special
meeting Of the Common Council was held last night
for the purpose Of taking action the subject Of
the communication submitted by the Mayor at the
regular session on Monday evening relative TO the
appropriation Of $4,000, TO DO paid in 800 boun-
ties TO volunteers. AID Perry was called to the
chair. No quorum was present. AID. Wallace Nis-
gesied that the exigonces Of the times demanded
that something should DO done to aid in filling Up
orr quota with volunteers, he would, with the con.
scnt Of the Bonrd, offer preamble and resolution
Tor informal action with the view Vi encouraging the
Mayor TO direct the expenditure OF the appropria-
ton tor the purpose contemplated. The preamble
aud resolution arc as follows:
ATsr' lis Honor tho Mayor has .abmledte ,is Board
The question whether not u eIpedient 10 any BOUNTY
10 volunteers ia tho number iequ,d TO maks th
qrot, Of the city shall prove 10 bs that the whole
Number cannot be risrd by hsuniy. Now, therefore, IA
sicw Of tue uncertainty whether tbs whole number equsi
csu bs riaJ- until Try aud la view oil tho "a I
that II 80 do not set lie viii not have 10 psy the
money. Therefore.
Rsossd That It Is he sense OF thss BosI that II espedi
rat Opay bouni, 10 all 10 viii eas Prospective WHISTLER
tho number can be obtained or not.
The resolution wss adopted without dissent, and
The Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
sunssR IRON MACH sTArn H. O.,
Ia,tle. sL'p 4 L'bs. Calycs DC ses' s'
ro.l.........'.s''

nids.. % 10. q 10, Talow, itd5is q TO- ''''
nj - each. Cal SAins ia yc. " -. .,,xh nm, ta,
X BBcc i.s and Eir., qasty Include nothing a.. "a.
l., 2 lalse. lat, sail led OAen. Second qasn h.sthr.e
b,,t tho L-s. stall fed Cows and We a,
,ca..o.d Steers. Ordinary oous's o. Bul" saa VIC
49,. of infsioi
sush', throw out IN, na F,.t.ru Rail.
Tucle were 30 tho Grand Irunk s An. Esh
o.i iSt o,sr IN bosom and Lowsi, aud ISo o's' "s
OnIg. =, , -, "a, al large a mum
EEn,ngs There were more Cate out NOT III .ali a.
hlsh "a last work, but foT common sua '0'' N
slow sad prces lower o i.a ou.lty but lhs
Sht o, .oll q. la.t weeks pt" 'o' an"
ayrr,ge Va, not quito 40 good III ,,,vs AZ pre,ent
he fi,rhbn.s Road aud unload Al the msIAes a"''''
s.,,i. IA. .re now bs,n, made for that purpose
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American Bible Unicn.

The Thirteenth Anniversary Of the
Billie Union was held at the First B. Min, Csn'
in Broome at the corner Of Eli,.ob.th .,,.s, ''.-
the loyal States were rcpreser. ,sa no la.f,y a."
delegGtes '''''''' ~nu lay
The Rev. DR.. Ar.1ir AGE presjdea Tho o.
New York. 'A'Aos'G
The .sev. C. A. BucBrE, Recording sec,.,.,~
pfer"entsd an abstract Of the Treasurers rsno,1+
~hich Get forth that the receipts for the past w.,
amounted TO 5404 g. ard the expenditures 70
$l6 324 %, leaving q balance due to the Irsssu,.,
amounting to $9l9 d..
The Rev. DIR. ARMIThGs, President Of the Upon
delivered the annual address, the course Of wbch
lie made brief sllnsion to the present dhcultes n
which ths nation Is engaged, the effect Of tie pres,
emf corsct upon the interests and the work Of n.
Bible Union.
The Rev. DIR. WYCoFF read the Annual Repo,,s
which act forth that nearly the whole Of Gslatian.
revised was In type and ready to be printed. Tina
same in reference 10 Proverbs. Tho four Gosuels
Of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John have ben duI.
revised and pabiisbed, and are now 10 circulation.
The distribution Of German Scriptures had been len.
than usual during the past year.
The Spanish Testament, Nuevo Pacto." New
Covenant, prepared and published by the BIN.
Union. continues TO maintain it's high reputation
The Rev. URBAs G. BREWER moved, aud The
Rev. W. 8. HALL seconded the motion, for the adm
ton Of tho Report, and it was adopted.
The PREsIDEsT announced tho following Stand.
ing Committees: .i..t
On German scfip.ures-Rcva N. N. Whitiss C. Clst
ard y 5. Ray nond, \. III Row g. 0aie Corn and Wa
Rouzel. Pa |-TI
On Revised Oospels-Rev: Din. J. l.. Hodge, T. D. Anaer
SON. W. g. Ms1on Rsy n IIu.cbings, snd Joel Marble NJ
On Engsh Scdptures-Rev. Dr. J. w. 5srles. Rev. J. y
Ton.sn, Rev o. W. Hunt!ey, and JAMES Wood N y, Js
Weir, Ia.
Ga Spanish scripturss-Rev Dr. 8. Baker, Rev Z. W,
Bhs., Hon d. W. Murphy NJ Rev. w. b. Tolsn. and 4
McBri4r Ps.
Ga LibYy-Rev Mssua J. W. Dsnels, Samuel Win.
G.. G. Norton. Mr.. Daniel w. Rice II. Y.
On Lsrsciss-keys. w. D. Hall, Pa. G. C. Williams "
II. Peude.on, M J. T. Taylor and Mr.. j. W. stan.s Y
On Joint Pntcs,ion o. Revived Scripnrss-ltey. ".
Gilbert. Conn Eevs. a. Tolman Il. Y. VIA, r. Harfs
and Z. s. vsndsThoof N. Y.
On Field ths Bible Revision As.ecslonRev. Dr. o. Z
Shepherd Pa H. NJ. Cump. Mo. Rev. }. NJ. Lyop, d. W
sh,r~oos AMI Mr.. J. B. Wells. ~ Y.
In the evening, meeting was held, at which elo-
quen. addresses were delivered by the Rev.
n,rrREw HALE SMITH Of this city, md the Rev
Dr. SaErnKED Of Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

GREAT FIRE ~ CHAnLrs Cirr, lowA-Pn,fRn
FREs.-On Thursday, Oct. y, destructive fire
occurred in Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa,
which laid in ruins moro thai half OF the business
portion ofthe place comprising two hotels five stores
shops, Offices, dwellings &c. Prairie fires had s''c
been very destructive lately, some farmers having
lOst oil their grain and hay. The first snow Of VIC
season fell q. Charles City on the 93d int.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

Trr B,rrisI. or NEw-JERsEY.-Thu large,
intelligent. and patriotic denomination, in Conven-
ton yesterday, in Trenton, n. j., unanimously
passed the following resolution:
Faire3 That fully and heartily approve the reeepi
PROCLAMATION Of the Prssiisn OF the United States declaring
forever ies all slave, 40 Of the oountry that
slal. be IN rebellion on the Let day Of January next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

Wrsrcm,srER CouSrY.-A political Union meet
ing will be held this evening at Durtermans Hotel,
and will be addresecd by John Jay, esq and u.
MoMahoD, es9., the Uricn candidate for tho AZ.
sepibiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
Cambridge Cattle Market.

HHseAtAp ~" AhS 4" - Der - isss
whols Of Cattle market R'i ao,ss go 49,
.nd ~ Stores consisting oil oAs oAsn Mich 'o"' s"'
one. two and three year old - mai a. s,.,
PRcKs o. MAnkBr BsI-Ehus 20 ,S;,a Y.l;,v 81
Pn,.rs OF eroan CarrIE-Woitps o.sn' 70. ",
a ia isoi Cows and Calves ffom = w. ~ "a.
tl6dS-o. L.. "a lo4. AZ n
gts IS sych extra. -, - :Ud - 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

bella, ashore on the reef ct the foot OF Tenth street,
East River, lies in the same condition previously re-
ported. There are two elevators alongside, and j,
10 thought she will be foated OF at high water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

Tux PAssA'c.-Tbe regular trial trip o. tile vessef
will tako place in few. days and be Only an
nouneed. A preliminary trial trip down the bag
was made on Tuesday without definite result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
The Postum .fership of 1leRdvllle, Pa.

FrIsHuRGH. Pc, "Wednesday, o = =, It',
Ia the United States District Court to-day, Joseph
G.. Hayes, late Postmaster at Neadyic, removed on
the charge of s. Newton peltez of opening letter Of
PelI,z, was hono,aby acquitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

KIgos CoTSTV NoSIyAfioSs--The following is
complete Inst OF all the nominations made BY both
parties in the City Of Brooklyn and County Of Kings,
except the Ward nominations, which have not ye!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

DExocRArIc NohISATIoSs-Erie-lst Dttriu
Hors,io seymour; lid. John w Murphy. L,inss'en-l"'
W T.. Laaisrdals Roekapd-lst, Jas. y. iiaiins is"-
EbsusIsx r. Joasa
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a.,r.a 9;sip News.

lpallk WEDNESDAY,, Oct Hs,n',s p.ns.f
Steamship Fssle Aiam. Havana Oct 70 At a. IsS
le to sp.iord Iusssp Co. hss "teUs s'ss
Of the passsS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

BgooELys CRY CouRr. Thursday, Oct. 3D.
NOS. D. %, III I, -, 50.
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ali been made:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

disappiOyng particular, the fmslcpa1n Proclamation
ofke President aud redsng support The German De.
sgsn.; tie Emancipation froesmeonws' especially greesi
with great appliance
b,g introduced. received with great applause. He
rTcsed qualification q, NJ sfze yaheas he did not under.
stand their language but lo understood The music ho hey
utt ~ TO him. lie from tho STATE OF Ohio sres,
sppeuse who're they bsd u, mined eloon, victory by
puoicdDs although 81 every i've soldiers Of the Western
States ilIee were Donocrts The iepGblc In Ohio
Oppoerd 70 tho vote % the soldier and motion ,adc
in the Legislature Of Ohio By German u moorsc member
defeated by the hcpubcsn majority. The Republicans
thought higher Of TIE negro than white SOLDIER and Re
publican Supreme Court Obi had declared tia, WHO
had white blood than bl0k white male citizen
snd entitled to vote and 80 such individuals had voted sin
him o., the late election.
lie would tell ias working men taa. The black. bad come
by The lholssud TO Ohio no Indiana and rhet had they
dore! Why tey had taken the places Of he bosc hos
who bad gone 20 war sud who on returning would find their
declared that hs war wa only to he carried or b3
TetCrstiou OF The Inion bot hs Ab0onis shes il 10 be
csfsd ca Tor proosing snc. Ssn Domingo msisaor. o.
which the oTsior ss,- hoITd descfpiion.
After Mr.. Cox. snnmbcr Of Gennsn orators spols Fd
Air. Tickle, who erla.d hn'ei sbsolosly sssnst aud
IN favor o edis'e p"sc" bri a. the m'ofty Of III, ond
seemed to be- 1t present OF another opion be yielded
then.
Th- next speaker ~ Mcle mauisne1 thst tho peoul!
can party dead rs h had been .gsowci up by Le Aho
1891, Ss.no, e 49, e e 70 Dc .s into 2.
people bu, the people "ouii prevent IT, And purge
ny rom oil ihs Traitors, and viosioa Of tho 90 ituon
bo ginning with The II, iden hf, Immense spplauso.
When 5is speaker hnd finished there cries
Wood which seemed mostly to proceed from tie Irish po
ton Oi the nence ant not 20 be eDcy 20 tho the
Germans. WHO called or several German ofaiors. Mr. Otte4.
dofier ie editor Of the SaIeag WA the neat speskc
lie ouded % the ettes IL Gems schuz and Sigei wh.se
names ELECTED SONS hisses Ne believed that hi hfsltr,
would with the int faIt ~ Sigels letter calling -!
vigorous prosecution Of tie bat the inference
Si7cl to te duty Of the Germans support the Republican,
ticket Va, not iued for tho Republicans 5ein the helm
o. the Government alone To blame Tor tie conduct Of
the II ncompi ebeDsblo that such a document
could emanate from Gen. Sigrl. from Ssis hoy might
have expected soch letter bat not FROM Sge
IL seemed from tho tenor Of tho speakers remsrks that the
Demoers,s sib {s1 the influence " sd siiel on tho
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-30

We would not have provoked the storm.
but now that the storm has come upon us We
rejoice in the strength which will be developed
by resistance we glory in the freedom which
the arrogancy OF slavery necessita,es We are
clad that the possession of devils has so
enraged our foes that the destruction of their
plans, their stronghold, their peculiar institu-
ton, is ioregOne conclusion.
We glory in the struggle by which our
nationality is assured. We hail the commo-
ton Of the times as being worthy OF the is
snes involved in it, The throes that rack
the nations frame are not death struggles,
but birth-pangs. Mountains are rock ribbed
and abiding, because the earthquake has
settled them in their foundations the pines
tba; crest their peaks withstand the rudest
blasts, because they have been rooted by the
storlns that toss their giant branches. So
our freedom shall be made sure by the pass
pg turbulence of the rebellion, and the per-
peuty of our Union established by the rude
blasts of war. The Union as 1t is suits us.
The Union as At IS, all ablaze with national
enthusiasm, all bristIiug with devoted men,
and blessed by "atriotic omen the Union
as it is to-day, shaken with the tread of armed
men and echoiDg with the hattie cry OF Free
men, the Union as it is, suits US.
Ii there was, OF necessity, to be any re-
PROGRESSION in our history, aud the period
vgs 10 be chosen by our voice we would call
for the hour wnen Gen. jackson published
the deatn.warraaC OF qualification, a0d swore
b, the Eternal he would hang It's leaders.
Had they provoked him into SO doing, our
Union ight nave continued unsulled Dy the
lis1aceuI rebellion, ana the exposure Of the
ssc.e,cn Of the great nuIifcr have made
impossible the ghoul-ike violation of patr-
OF graves in Virginia.
But, thank God, the lasr painting fugitive
has been forced from the protection Of the
capital and consigned to a slave dungeon
by The Union as II WaS. and the District OF
Columbia is made free by the Union as it is.
The territories oi America have been made
free homes by the Lnion as 1t as The slaves
Of rebels have been made frcemen by the
Union as it as, ard the UNION As IT is shall
see the angel coming down from heaven
with a great chain in his hand who shall
lay hV.d on tAe dragon and cast him into
toe botromless pit-and shut INN upland
set seal upon him.