, 1862-01-23

IL 1.7:>rlce of Gr1. L:nc in our CITY,
t ;y:7> - Lis field uf labor in the South
vt-:, ?::ass living testimony to the truth Of
tl:r statement. that a new set Of books were
:%.:,! i;ting oI'cned in the c;l:tluct Of t14is
j. -. Is =oirg f1r:L i I ls,rlingcr Of bet
:cr -ce,:l:s. Uc draws his sword against
1r'c'i., in the uan,e Of Liberty,
:i:ad t2dc7 that sign the popular
i..stintt toTctcils that victory will
I, Tow Inc starry banner borne by his
co:uu,a- He represents an idea That finds
2 henEc IN every loyal heart-the idea Of
l'1c,iom and Jnion. In defense Of that,
1nca are ready to sacrifice fortunes and lay
t','vn their lives. The rebels proclaim
their purpose to establish q Despotism on
.A.il4cri iii sell, whose corner stone is
Slavery. Thu people answer with shout,
Never! The traitors have rendered Il plain,
uncqu!yuci4l issue 10 the country Dis
1!Ei'n and slavery, and appeal to the ar1,it
r.nea: Il the sword. Gen. Lane joins is
s':e uau pleads Union and Freedom. and
s:'uS o': the hardy sons Of the West to fol-
l'>w Where lie leads. Long live Liberty and
Tie Republic, cnc and indiyisible, is their
tcisu, Hence there will he no waging war
I'll rcaec principles where lie goes. There
vi! 1T Il definite ard final settlement Of
tic question As far as lis troops advance
Tie ,v';rI~ must yield Internationally or
:,.t.e- liz consequences. His warriors
vii ''.;:.:t :lie Standard of the Republic in
::;c =, ;:::wes, or find :, freeman's grave in
Tic So v,a ctIn-t. The great pulse Of thu.
lsr.,.e it;4:s responsive to this purpose,
ami iii 5licir stalwart arm he tn.ls his
s.7,ngi.. Lane is merl, the indicator Of
! t:.c j.; tiiar feelings, the pointer OIL the
t:i:::@ l:re, 'l:iic the people arc the spring
! .ili LAT Ieyulyes il lie goes forth on
: !, ) i.o., l:,i@-ion With the bencdiction Of
l>,:-:::s i:ii",n Ills heal, aid thirty thousand
,::.... !: s.,::~ i'.tru>,r's 10 lis leadership;
I~;::c VIII he exposed to no fire III tue
lea: f. ~ TX "rowcrs tl,at be-" lie will
ntt cn<''rntrr Executive notifications 9
His s'.,c Of dealing with rebellion las the
sa.,c;:r:: and scll of the President and ca.
L.Ee.. Ce:'. McClcllan> Congress and the
people. Rebel sympatllizcrs and hollow.
hearted t:iiolis1s may protest and growl
Lut /: viii not arrest The avalanche Til
rebellion must be crushed, and the cause O.
il removed, TO the end that the Union may
survive a1d permanent peace be assured
Las: Monday marks q new era in the MAI,
:,Eeuler: nf The war When the P1esit1cn
changed Lis military Secretary, he did ii II
: inauGHzatc q more energetic and 7o5us
lfcsct.:tnn # tho war; lc lid it for til,
fixed purpose Of striking at the rit4g
If the rebellion. The traitors have dis
Solved al obligation on his part to prcsery
: their peculiar institution" They have re
{ Iudi::ed the Constitution and spit upon il
AID trs14llcd ii under foot. The obliga
{ tious OF 4 year ago. do not exist to-day
The sword has cut the kaot which on
hands es';'ld moi unite, and the rebels struc
:..:st 1low. Tie iasuTgentStates 7eiU Be restore
/ T.: Tie J;sioa o* ies States. Tie decree
Z entered. The people say, amen. Ian
n Leads tic right wing Of the Army Of Enio
i and Freedom No Elare viii breathe yit;
& :a;1 where his flag waves: and every 10y;
4 l.an Wi! lie invited 10 uphold the ire
Il White AID blue in whatever way he G.
t 1eIGc: :}.e Union most service