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The national Republican., 1862-09-06
Pennsylvania and the War
Governor Curtin 70 Arm ths Stats-Pr
pairing for 4 Emergencies.

Oovernor Curtin 70 Arm the Btats-Prs-
pairing for Emergencies.
HARRISBURG, September 4, l O'Clock D. H.
Governor Curtin has just Issued thsfoilowing
proclamation:
COMMONWEALTH or PENNSYLVANIA, S.:
In the name and by authority Of the Com.
monwsslth OF Pennsylvania: Andrew G. Cur
tin, Governor Of the said Commonwealth:
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, 10 the present position Of affairs
| II is expedient that measures should be taken
to arm and prepare our people for defence, now,
therefore, do earnestly recommend the imme-
diate formation throughout the Commonwealth
Of volunteer companies aud regiments, In con-
iormity with the militia act Of 1858. Arms will
b dielrihutsd 70 the organisations 40 10 b.
formed, agreesbly 10 The provislons of that sct.
II v further recommended that iu order to
give dus opportunities for drill asd instruc-
don all places Of busiusss be clesed daily at
three O'Clock 10 the afternoon. 90 that all per-
soea employed thersin nay alter that hour be
ct liberty to attend to their military duties.
"The cheerful alscrity with which the men Of
Pennsylvania have hitherto given themselves
to the sssryice Of the country has pressed heavily
on her military resources.
" am reluctant to ask her people to assume
further burdens, but Us their safety REQUIRES
that they should do 90, II is 10 their behalf that
put forth the recommendations herein con-
tained, and urge prompt compliance With
them.
"Given under my hand and tho great seal Of
the State, OF Harrisburg, this 4lh day Of SsI-
tember, 10 the year Of our Lord 1862, aud Of
The Commonwealth the eighty seventh.
"By the Governor:
"ELI SLIFER,
Secretary OF State"
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
NEW EN0LAuDr r1nus.

Portland, Maine, has nllsd bosA her QUOTA
for the army. - 4t
: Ths Maine papers are nsklngs 1snsidsrabls
stir shout a celebration vtach lrsssntly came
OF q Fort Pophas, mouth' Of tbs.Ksnnebec
river. They had, no donbt,a very agreeable
time, talklug over matters relating to The dead
past; aud wo DO not object 10 their honorable
mention Of the dsfauct heroes Of . past era
but We think they would do the country emf
nent service II they could oontrivs just now h
give us live hero. Such parsonage is very
much needed OF this jupct,irc Of our national
Affairs. '. .-
Rev. Jsnss u. Hodgdon; Of Hollls, Maine,
has given FIVE out Of Elk sons to the army, ID
crush out this internal rebellion.
The people Of Bath, Maine, ere holding daily
war meetings. IS /" ~.
Eighty one under graduates Of Brown Uni
versity have enlisted iu the army during ths
past year. About forty still remain. .-.t
Mayor wishtman telegraphs TO Boston from
this city. that he thinks the President will allow
them In Boston 10 raise . regiment for General
Corcorans brigade.
Wednesday was commencement day at Brown
University. Several honorary degrees were
conferred. The Governors Of four New Eng
land States spoke at the dinner.
The Republican State Convention Of Msssa-
chusetts Is called to meet 10 Worcester on Wed.
nesday next Governor Andrew will be re-
nominated aud reelected by triumphant me-.
jority. The public Necessities require H. end
1t will bs done, withstsnding the oppodtion
he may receive from such se,dy politicians -
Hilleard aud Gardener. NJ. Sumner will bs
returned 10 the Senate also.
suPPLRs.-A good many accounts concur Ia
saying that one chief cause OF our defeat on
Saturday, was the failure OfsupplIss Of vari-
Gus sorts, either of food or Of smmupition.
Failure Of this sort can scarcely happen now.
with the army so near ie base Of supply o. .,
present.
The supplies that were more especially need
ed on that occasion, was supply Of good gen.
eralship. This seems to have been the only
deficiency that we eau learn. .a
We make no reference to Gen. Pope 10 these
remarks.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
THE WASTE OF WAR.

II is reported from Texas that the rebel Gen.
Sibisy. who left San Antonio last fall with
thirty five hundred men 10 Invade New Mexi-
CO, has just returned to San Antonio with only
nine hundred men, although he had been rein.
forced In the meantime vi Ei Paso by seven
hundred men uudsr Col. Baylor, raised among
the secession sympatbizsrs 10 the invaded terri,
tory. Gen. Stbley had thus lost more than
three fourths of bis command In killed, woun.
ded aud starved on the road home" a. Il II
| said, although there were doubtless also some
strsgglers and prisoners LETT behind. These
Texans fought some severe battles, the last Of
them unsuccessful ones, lost their stores and
transportation, and were subjected 10 long
marches, Of which their return march must have
been with scarcely any animals or provisions
II Is probable that more than half Of the mer
composing The original expedition are nov
dead, and Of the remainder, large proportion
are permanently broken down 10 health and
by wounds.
Texas hss suffered terribly 10 this war. Il il
new State, and Of course had goodly pei
csntage Of young and vigorous men, but th,
drain must begin " be fslt.
II was Texan regiments which suffered mos
ct Springfield and Pea Ridge, and they have
been everywhere In this war, 10 Kentucky, IL
Tennessee and in Virginia. A Texan regiment
under Col. Gregg, lost half its rank and file By
camp diseases at Bowling Green last winter.
What is true Of Texas, Is true Of the Who'll,
rebellious region. Tho young men are beiDs
rapidly used up by the war.
At New Orleans, nobody is left but odd men
women and children. Oae Of Our general
here told us the other day, that 10 march o.
upwards Of hundred miles from Harper
Ferry to Warrenton, be did not see singh
man auiong the population Of an age to be 9
soldier. OF The eight hHN1ysd men, citizens o
Alexandria, who went of With the rebel army
from that place 10 May, 1861, more than bal
are known to be dead These are samples ol
what 10 happening all over the South.
When this waste Of war shall have destroyed
a certain per centags Of the population Of Be
cessia. its military power will be sItlngulahsd
even ii the rebels shall still desire to continue
the war Armies cannot be raised, when th,
material f,r armies no longer exists
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
zaOM TasDanlClxssURa.

A gentleman who lefs Fredericksburg on
wsduseday afternoon, says that the rebels had
not tho occupssd Ae city, except afew s,ras
Cling pairynsn q NE neishborhood. Thess
mes jse msrsiy vls,tisg their friends. NJ
'vlolen6e was manifested, from the fact that No
Union men we're there 10 modest, all having
left with the army. Some rowdyism was mml
Tested by boys and others, but no special dep-
fsdaticY Rebel Gags wsts 'rdssd by ihs
"ecesh" women, and general satisfaotion
nanifsitsd by them.
Unioa men oil through Spotsy ylvanis, Stafford,
aud Elhg George counties, have left their
farms end comfortable homes, and are now
scsttstsd through the North. Oas man In thls
city lSA coo bushels Of thrsshsd wheat, add
over 1900 stacked in biz asld. Othsr thriving
farmGS have been compelled 70 suffer Losses Of
. sinilas character The worst feature Of thsss
un,ostS Aats loses d hat the hard earned prop
erty raised BY loyal hands viii fall into the
handssf the enemy to Oil bis depleted graus.
risa
Thisgsnsieman represents that AcDowell's
corps vss completely disorgAnised before Il
left fredericksburg. The corps was growing
vorss. and worss during is stay, and st the
last Il became but little better than dlsorgan-
lied rsAbls. The contrast between bic and
Burus>hts corps wss striking, 20 much % that
tho two appeared to belong to different nation
slitisss. The Lest named was we'll disciplinsd
sod q srly.
WsNsrn from another source that on Tuee-
day Ffsdsricksbdfg was occupied BY CON-
pany q sooth Carolina dragons, and the next
day regiment Of infantry entsrsd the place
aAd lave slnos remained In possession. On
Tussaey, body Of rebel cavalry crossed the
Rappsaannosk, st ford near Falmouth, and
have secured the country, lnteroepting Union
refugees and negroes who still continue to
Struggle toward our lines at Aqua Greek.
At Bile Plain landing, about slx miles be.
yoad a lula Greek, large amount Of sullsr' .
stGes ssrs burned on Monday and Tuesday,
to prevent thsir falling into the hands Of rebel
bands which have been for several days PROV
lins 10. that nsishborhood.
A Uthed States gunboat lies at that point
which has prevented dspredstious BY the rsb
sls. On Tueeday. however, no vesssls having
arrived to carry away the goods, 1t was deemed
advisable to destroy them, and they were &C.
burned.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
THE wAR IN KENTUCKY
sxoIrrnrnT AT Loulsvn.Lr.

LouHvILE, Sept This afternoon the city
was thrown iuto considerable exciltemeAt BY
rumors that Gen. Gilbsrt's force were attacked
at noon by The rebels, near Sheibyville, thirty
miles sast Of Louisville. The result is un-
known. Large Federal reinforcements are rap
IDLY approaching. Gilbert. Several arrests Of
prominent seceeslonlsts have been made here
They we're sent, together with oil political pri.
ssners hitherto. confined here, north Of the Ohio
river.
The Thrsatsnsd Invasion Of Ohio.
CrsorNHArI, Sept 4, O'Clock p. m.-Ths
Eusntng Times was suppressed this afternoon
fot the publication Of an article censuring the
Administration In its cooduct Of the war.
The preparations for defence continue TO be
made with unabatsd vigor. The city Wa
lively this afternoon with the marching Of
troops. There is no feeling Of alarm existing
among the citizens. Proffers Of armed men
ere being received and accepted from large
number Of towns 10 Ohio and Indiana, and they
will arrive In large numbers to-day and to-
morrow.
The telegraph operator ct Paris svacusted
bis once at II O'Clock this morning A body
OF rebel infsntry and cavalry we're then enter.
log the town.
CIScrssArI, Sept. 4-lO Q. m.-Actiys mill
tary preparations continue to be made.
Buslness 10 still suspended, excepting that OF
batchers, provision dealers, and bakers.
Kirby Smiths forces were posted yesterday
at Lexington, Versailles, and Georgetowu. The
posiii 10 good one for On advance either on
Cincinnati or Louisville.
Troops continue to arrive rapidly.
lNDrANAroIIs, Sept "A report was tels.
graphed to the Chicago Times last night that
Governor Morton was opposed TO evacustins
any part Of the interior OF Kentucky. :
Troops are being cent 10 Cincinnati and Lou.
iwille a. rapidly ss possible. Two regiment
VIII leave Tomorrow morning, and more will
follow daily. 80 80. -
A gunboat has been ordered 10 ply on the
Ohio, between Louisville and the mouth Of the
Wnbash.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

THE DUTr OF TIE GovkRsMEST.-We call es-
pecial attention to su article On our first page.
and bsspssk for II cArelal perusai by all Of
our readers 1t is from thst ever vigorous,
strongly Intellectual, and always truthful and
bold paper, the New York Eoening Post.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

81 BntchGlOr's Hair Dys-Ths Best In
the WorId.-William A. Batohslor,s oslebrs.sd
from natufe warranted not 10 injuIe ths HAIR In tbs
least remedies the Ill effects Of bsd dyes, and nvig
or stes the Hair iOr life, GREY. RED, or RUBTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold BY al
Druggists, 40
~ The dehutns 10 signed WILLIAM 4
BAICHFI.Oh, ~ ne four lilks VI eaaA t0s.
Factory, No. u Harclay street, (Iats 283 Broad
way and 10 Bond. New York ny 2sly
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

APpRoralATE.--If II be true that Mr.. Holt, Q
Democrat, was appointed Judge Advocate Of
the Army mainly TO settle qusrrsls among our
generals. Is the Star says he was, there WAS .
dtnsss 10 1t, ss our generals are nearly all
Dsmosrsts, and hate Republican wors, We
were almost about to say, than they do rebel
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
"A Rsbel steamer at Aava ua.
Esdsra. s"sboSss 'rssehsss her.

Nav YcRk, Sept. 6. = Havana advices Of The
24th ultimo confirm the report Of the arrival
st the port Of Casdsass Of The icon clad stssms,
Orso, nov called the Florida, and under the
command 6ftAs rebel pirate Maiitt. She bad
been ordered OF By The Governor Gsasral, but
stayed, alleging that she was u distress. Three
Federal gunbosts are waiting outside Of Car
denss for hei. 'r . Il.,r H
Some two or three rebel pirate steamer
had lately left Havana for parts unknown.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

A RUMoR.--It was currently reported on the
streets, and In the hotels, last evening that
Gen. Pope bad been relieved Of his command
st his own request, In order 10 bring charges
against Generals Fiiz John Porter and Sum
psr, and general Of artillery, whose namo we
did not get, for disobsying orders.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

GkM J. II. LANE.-Thls gentleman arrived
here on Thursday,snd is ct the Wsshingto
House. His presence at this crisis cannot fall
To bs Of incsculabis service.
We hear that bis recruiting operations in
Kansas have been most successful He has
raised five white regIments, and organised
twelve hundred colored loyalists.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

- = ttsntiOnl AttentionI Attention :
Wsbtsd.-a few MEN TO complete com pany Of the
Sixteenth regiment Virginia First EssteTa We. J.
This he only regoir Mt now Payia0 bun " and de
tary Of War, for duty in the Vicinity Of Aiexsndria
and the forts aonuts Washington, D. u.
Recruiting CthCs, Third street cd door below Pa
avenue, A, c. WiDDICOMBE.
Captain.
e4 I'd Lieut..
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

An APoLoaY.-We owe our subscribers an
apology for the quality Of the paper upon
which our issue Of this morning is printed
Oar regular supply is blocked up on the rail-
road between here and Baltimore, by the Gov
eminent nse Of that road.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

~ Great PsnnsylvAnis Route. Tho
9ui,ief and saisst route 10 the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, snd one o.
Sunday. Soldiers tickstsat Government etes iC
all the principal points In the North and Wsst toI
tioke and urtAer iuformAiion apply at the office Of
the "GIest Penhsylvania Route !" northeast corner
Pennsylyania avenue and sixth street. under Ma
tional Hotel Once open from .. IN, to p m
Gu Sundays to 4 p III
\. o. MOTION,
aug Sly Agent
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

TIE Lossrs-As reported at the Surgeon
Generals office day before yesterday the mum.
Der Of our wounded In all the battles, from
that at Bristow Station, on Wednesday, August
81, to that Of Monday, September l, at Fairfa1
Station, was 1852, to which 10 to be added q
conjsctnral number Of 800 not then reported
With the usual proportion Of killed, the to'al
loss would be about 5000.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

- The body OF Lieut.. fsssendsn, sou q
Senator Fsssenden, who wAs killed In one ol
the Last weeks battles, has been recovered and
wus brought 70 this city yesterday. 1t will
be conveyed to Maine for intermeut
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

To DIRECTORS OF HOSPITALS. lion
wanted Of Wm F. Shepard, company G, Filth
regiment New York volunteers, who was
brought off the battle asld on Monday even
log, September lst. ARy Information as to biz
whereabouts will be thankfully received. Ad.
dress New York Relief Committee Rooms, cor.
nsr Seventh street and Penusylvania avenue
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

d. Hon. p. Emery Aldrich, and II s, Wsshburn,
Esq., have arrived In Washington with supplies
from the people Of Worcester, hass., for The
sick and wounded soldiers
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

AS-SpsciaI Notics.--On and after tuesday
April l. is02 the trains on the Batiiaore and Ohll
Railroad will commence running daily, Sunday,
exceptsd) leaving this Station Vt 20 .. m., aiio
connecting at Washington Junction with Nal
Train for all paris Of the Wast Ma Wheeling "
ParkersburE. Through tokets sold and bGRIaat
checked. w. Y. SMITH,
n. Of Transportation b. 4 b. u, L.
ap l--dtf (StAr 0lObel
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
SSUH0E EON q

Hs-sUH0 EON @ Nm ~ n la OFFICE.
Was0Ington, ID. O., sep. y, 1894.
bi,k and wounded officers who wish to enter hos.
bitals wi b. received 1t Bsmina,y Hospital,
WILLIAM A HAMMOND,
se4-lw SURGEON GeneFSl
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Publisher Daily, Sundays Excepted,
~ ". ). MURTAGH l. GO.
etoaol N. WESTON. tolToa.

~ The publication Office OF the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, IN at the northeast corner Of DAnd
Seventh streets, second floor. over ". d. shsp
hsrdls book store. E0trsuce on Seventh str est.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

~ David J. Lincoln, Of Boston, hss been
sppointed Acting Assistant Surgeon, and or
dered to the o. s. steamer Stats Of Georgia
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
WILLIAM II. SEWAkO.

ASrRev. Charles fpsar Will dsli ssv u
address, TO MORROW EVENING, In TEMPER.
ANCE NALL, stistt, between Niuth and Tenth,
at O'Clock
srb1Ecr-lhs Comp, the Home, the Hospital,
aud the Prison, sen cit
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

~ Capt. Samuel l.. Brssss. Of Nsw York
has been appointed Rear Admiral on tbs re
tired list, 10 place Of Rear Admiral Reed, do
ceased. ., ...r. .I--.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, lsGa.

NOTICE TO ADVkRflsERs.-All TRANSIENT
advertisements mast bs paid for in advance, and
should be handed in before o'clock, p. m, to en-
sure their appearance on the following morning
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

~ LIBRARY OF CON GREss, July W,
lsBa.--Ths Library Of Congress will be olossd from
July alst to September lat -
, Jy2t Librarian.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

~ Subscribers % shs asPuLsaesn, n
Georgetown or the ssvsnth wsrd (lslAnd) who fail
10 receive their papers regularly will obliso the
bhsphsrds booAstor 2oorasr BSvsHth and streSts,
whsn all dsiipQusHOlss will " promptly stsads1
70. nay q
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

Of this wsTk Tor sale at the office Of the NatSova
Repulican. Pamphlet edition. 2t ssus. Doual
sdltion, 10 osns.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
Aband ned At Sea.

NLw YoRK, September 6.-Tbs steamer Ella
hss arrived with tho captain aud crew and two
passengers, taken from tho schooner Charlie. NJ.
Smith, abandoned Ut sea 10 sinking condition.
The Smith had cargo Of coal and was bound
from Baltimore to DIRby.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
D + y ! o. A l.,

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, Jan. rs, 1859.
The Secretary of State will hereafter receive
msnlbers oi Congeess On business on Saturday.,
commanding with Saturday, the arst Of nsEi
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

AarUniOa psaysr Meeting. Union
Prayer Nesting wiiibs held every afternoon lhis
week 10 New YS.l Avenue .nsnHn Shuron sEsy Dr Cur
hour. ... IH2
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

1~H Nrs Truax will call at this Office to.
day, she will hear, from . young man in the
ot1ce, BY the name Of George Patterson, some
thing Of her son.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

ssiIiss 1dasor On sssaay.
Christian Brouss, . grocery keeper In George.
town, was arrested on Thursday afternoon By
selling liquor on Sunday. He was Ansd >20.6e.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-19
That's Tie Cheese.
hICARoNE.

That's the cheese :" Almost every-
body has heard this London cockncy cx-
precision, which imply implies" That
is the very thing the nc plus ultra OF
what We won't" The original of the
saying is said to be as follows, and as in
these war time our forces may well to
.appraise commanding officers how they
may obtain potent substitutes from the
commssary's stores. The incideu. mar
rated occurred in an engagement with Ad-
mirnl Browne, of Beunos Ayres service :
"What shall We do, sir !" asked the
first Lieutenant we've no single shot
abourd-all round grape, canister, dou-
ble-headgd-all are gone"
Powder gone p asked Coe.
No sir got lots of that left"
eve had d.--d hard cheese, round
Dutch one, for dessert ut dinner to-day
do you remember I" asked"
81 ought TO broke the knife in trying
to cut il, sir"
"Are there any more aboard 7"
"About six dozen we took them
from drogher."
"Well :hey go into tho eighteen SCUM
ders 90
"By thunder, commodore but that's
tho idea, III try EN-" cried the first
uf,.
And in a few minutes after, the FIRE OF
old Santa Maria, (Coe's ship,) which had
ceased entirely, was re-opencd, and Ad-
miral Browne found more shot flying
over his, Directly one of them struck
his mainmast and as it did so shattered
and ilew in every direction.
"What the d-l is that they are fir
ing !" asked Browne. But nobody could
tell.
Directly another one cOmo through a
port and killed two men who stood near
him, then striking the opposite bulwark,
burst into finders.
"By Jove I this is to much-this is
some new tangled Paxhan or other f; |
don't like 'em at all - cried Browne /;
and then as four or five more of them
came slap through his sails, he gave the
order to % fill way p and actually back
out of the fight receiving parting
broadside of iron-hard Dutch cheese as
she retired.
That was "the cheese, and no mis-
take !"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-19
Cur war Correspondence.
[From Vanity Fairl

'N''' '''''ffN w
PENINSULA, July %.
DEAR VANITY All is quiet along
the lines.
Gen. Hallcck Is Commauder-in-C Chief.
and | am happy,
( His appointment was strcnuously op-
posed while | was in Washington, by a
gentleman connect with the War De-
Iportmeut the first letter of whose name
is Stanton.
This gentleman wishes Gen. Zachary
Taylor appointed to the position.
/ II was with difficulty that Abraham
and ! could convince him that he wgs
a tribe behind the times.
/ He said that he was =" no moro behind
the times than he always had BEEN"
I, statement to which the presi-
dent aud myself felt bound TO subscribe
] Hallcck was appointed nevertheless.
/ Don't YOU see Scott aud | wished il.
But weren't the balls flying around
lmcrrily this morniu' though Let not
the remark mislcad your, since l have
stated that all was quiet along the lines.
I'Tis true, the balls wcro around ......
i have been playing billiards with Cap
tain Horace Cooley, of the Twenty. scy.
cnth Massachusetts, Volunteers, officer
aud Gentleman.
Melody hurt on either side.
won three games out OF hvN.
/ | and the Captain took Newbem you
remember. short while ago.
| II was not Newborn that we took this
morning il vas annie Jnrk md hutrrs
However let thnt mss
received a call from left Davis l,s,
Inighi. Hrc. mo in Jis.,risc mi I,oL,d
So sraly, that / hadn't The brnrt IN mr.
rest him thouch | think sbonld bayo
lust fed in So dning.
| "Ahl Mnc,n bo rronppJ d" what will
| be the upshot of nil this ~
! "You will he shot unn 7 ,ou,-L,l
81 mean how will il finish
| "It will finish vou."
80 dear O dear You oro TO much
for mo If Frc,nor, 80 1T -
Commnnder.in-Cheic. now | mirht st,n3
chance
"Colunrl Dnvis - said irptcs.iy,l,,.
" don't Won induloe too much in sncnL ID,
the truth. Ynu nin't uscd to il. and \,
Imnyn't agree with Won"
Greeley and brynnt prc nv bc.,
nicnds.n
"Yes friends to Won nnd your blns,od
nirger You seem peaked. win Won
smile :
"Smilcs are no, for mc.~ vb;mpcre5
moor J,flv al wish I, ,,rnri,,,s 1 u,,s
well out of this. NV only hone is for !,
Isplit ia the North. If the nb,l;tionists
bless their kind disunion hcnrts. vii
keep on as they are ooinr. NAV no
can succeed, vci.n
"Tacrc's whore you'll Get your cv,
shut up," remarked o. telI yn wbs
JEFF, wen hang 'em all first. Thc Uuipr
e our First Cause, and we Mortimer
sink everything else in that If Won
trust to the Aboltionists ..., Good
Lord, do You know what YOU are trust.
ing to, man !"
"Wrll, n follow must usc dirty meons
you know"
"Only for dirty work. Greeley md
Bryant, aad such are the only helm Won