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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
REPuBLIC NEWS.
REPuHLic, Ohio, Dec. /.

/ lnotiocd nyour last issu,, that YOU
desired to tyour readers ar from this
city occasionally. .''H. o.. yIiH''
To begin then--Reguble is the seat
iof 5 necd c uuty Academy, an Insti.
tuition famous Tor manufacturing school
masters aud schoolmarms.
The Academy has been in operation
about seventeen years. S w. Shephard
opened the school, anu acted as prinei-
pal some three years. H was succeed
ed by L. w. Harvey, who also acted as
principal some three years, Aaron
Sclluyc succeeded Mr., Harvey and has
conducted the Institution since April
1851.
: Mr. Schuyler has now closed his lab5rs
in Seneca County ACADEMY, and is FOL.
lowed by young man, by the name Of
Gregory.
Thc grounds, connected with this Tn.
stitutian, were purchased, and the build
ing put up by subscription A Urge num-
Der oi the citizens of Il public took stock
in the eonccrp. II was for some time
managed BY Board of Trustees. a few
years ago, Mr.. Schuyler bought up sufii.
cient stock TO exercise a controlling
powcr-sinco which timo the whole con-
Germ has been mainly, il not exclusive
ly, managed by himself. Mr. Gregory
has purchased Mr. Schuylsr's iuierest,
and will doubtless conduct the Institution
as Mr.. Schuyler did. f. .t
have been waiting, oxpectingto see
the Sacretay's report of the Tsachers'
Institute, which was held IN this place
somo two weeks since. understand he
was instructed u prepare reports for the
county papers, and for the Ohio School
Monthly. Why ne has not reported, |
cannot tell; unless, as teacher, he was
unwilling to let thu public know how the
thing ended. II he 10 diiiident, / viii re.
lieve him in part. jJ
The Institute was well attended and
successfully conducted by M. Schuyler
The Institute, however, has not be ad
journed. The question of adjournment
came up On Friday afternoon, but as there
was to be a Teachers SociaJle held on
that evening, it was concluded to make
the sociable part Of the Institute. The
sociable was very pleasant affair. Ii
was well attended, and was indeed re-
union of teachers and Pupils-many oi
whom had been separated for years.
About 4 O'Clock, il became visible
that numbers at the Academy" were
rapidly diminishing, aud at - O'Clock, all
had gone-aud what seemed most re-
markable, but few "good bye's" were
said. 1.ll l...
1t is reported that snumber of the
members Of the Institute, went from the
Academy to the "Neikirk House, and
continued the exercises by way Of a
dance, until three o'clock--at which time
the parting ceremonies took place pith-
lout an adjournment.
1t is also reported that member Of the
Examining Committee was present
and more, that all who took part in the
exercises at the Neikirk House, who
presented themselves for examination,
on the following day, received e,rtiicate'
notwithstanding some appeared a"littie
1dull."
| II lam not corrfct in my statement
| trust some one, who knows, will give 1
correct statement, as persons who have
children to educste,in Seneca and udjo,n.
ing counties, will doubtless be interested
in the matter.
ns. Yours,
| p.
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STUDENT.
Our Srmg correspondence
FRom rmE IaaO sECIMtNT'
90 .arcAHr JRssir. Nov. Goth

a.ta7 90 ,agCAAP JRssiE. Nov. Goth
Eos, THuuSE,
Permit me through this medium, to IN
form you and, your tenders the health, AID
condition ofths Odd r giment, o.y. l.,
who have left their homes, plae their lives
on the altar. bid dedauce to The worst, hop.
ing for the heat, that the eoVerumelt, ,lle
most conspicuous aud glorious among meu
might be delivered from, the trail.rs elue
baud and nrded downto rosterisy, sgreal
republic, with both Al ras and law. cArms
without law would not be productive Of sub.
eti "a, put sls ery--law with absence oi
a,ms or sword, would not give liberty, th'
freeman 4 hoon, hut lieentiousness in,s
governments human aud divine, Lne law and
sword are, indispensabls There are mses
acre wbo are striving to work out thistsbel
lion which has brought sorrow over rh'
whole o. The United States. besides, great
many foreign countries feel the effect o. thu.
gigantic civil war. whiel. wss brought abour
by the red shet fIe-eater Of slavery. ul
They want it done by whom il may be
done. so that they are permitted to continue
TO enjoy the endearments Of home. and are
exhoprrat.a from the painful tack of laying
down their lives. Let the past suffice, but
ia slms TO come every one Of the la3d fegi
msnt are agoing to put ihsir shoulder to the
wheel, and DO their best to crush this rebel.
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Ncrwalk Alert 'club.--Ehe seliiers'
Aid sjciety otNorwalk. h. a most valua.
BILE auEili AIRY ins newly fcInpeo Society cf
young ladies, ssIled ths Aiett Club. and The
object Of which i, as it its nams implies. to
be on the alert u lay hold Of suy mean. by
which the tressu,y Of ;he ersreuusosiety may
lie rsplenishSd. tnd the good Of the cause
promoted Dime parties sre held, entertain
menis planned, EQUATIONS solicited by this
active baud OF Young ladies, who alsa take
.their part in the preparation OF lint and
dressings lbs clippers sud kui, the
miticns, which are sent through the o.her
society. ll n sI(Il
We would like to see our Ali Society Of
each ward idsP, this OF .oae her eqas y
,Gcctiv, plan, 70 increase their dunations-it
Is ia his way that the tslcuts OF the yvung
people 'oiy be ussd IA bee! advantage, and
We doubt not this work is suited to tlleir in
cliuatous We hope TO hear that Ibis good
sSantfle has been followed by the y6wgla
dies IT other towns. '.l nGH
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Rate Of Advcrtising,

ty-A fsduotion o. psr cent. hon the ahoss rsis'
-ubs snsds for Cssh
II. ,p,.e eccspisi W 10 liRss efths tvps ccnse.ng
lhs hotv Of the sdvsnisensnt will he consissted a
tpuap tH.NHa t-i
Nh trsn,lsnt aavsrdssmvnts, tos.thsr -ith Adrniri,
rtion, hnsehment, Road spi Ditch Noiires. nir.i Be
bsid TORN advance.
Advsrtifs,nrnts nserted F1r ~ htshrits tins will
bs charged for unlil ordered o1t
When resrlv Advertisements are isssr.d, one or
Aets changes VIII be Ailewsd. rt ID mao .... ...r'
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The FIremen,s Fair.--Tbis Foir which
lie to commence on Christmas eve. is going
to entirely eclipse everything in the way OF
a Fair, ;bst has yet l,cI he'd IL this place
Any quantity ofrcw features are to be- ed-
ded-so tbs managers assme us-and every
thing done that can be to make II Interesting
aud attractive, Webster Hall is a good
place for It, and We have no doubt our eiri.
Eens i'll libe ally come to-the help of ttose
who so gallantly aud enerseteaIly protect
their prol,eriy from the flames giLiEqo
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Dr. Ferrafd will rsnsin q, the D.vi.
House until IAaasry ls, 1853. lie may re
main nail serlpg, bus Il you wi,hh hts rem.
sdies, for sni disease, rsu bad better i'm
prove the tim,
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Ti6in E.riccs Current.

tCoTrvisd NeekIyhy 4. u. sssArH, Dsaisria al
kuds OF Grain, kc., l.sssssf'i Block, Fhn.
RpRG-a ANto 200
NssAr--. aj ei.na ... .
toHk- lshsittANl.
10 tEaD tOss5
ktr--OtasO, H.
B.RLEy--s5 I,ln .
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foILroEs-. gNe7E
tLAN SsER--fil2s
BJTItE-.lt&l5 ....r' I...Er
LLED-Jc
lLLLow--se. .. o.
-aUAtp hLsG-- $3.50.
do SipIaAsn ~aouLsuss--fs
ficutn Popk-.ssp7e.
CLoyES SkGD-- a5.5t dss,6J.
REEsWLx-4OGte5c, H
FEsrasAs--stuo,JS
Rlos--2c.
GsErSHtFEi- sks
DAt do Re,
EsGs-lae. ' dog.u.
Timothv sssd,-l,fORl.6d
wooL--4ne5s
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tfs<s.ss.J .sfsta ss.s UsSSt, -, ~ <.-.1, =
Beverly. Va July 27th. 1851,
Ds. o. W RoBAct. Cipcisnsti, Ohis:
Dear Sir--Ws received yoey long wished
Tor aud welcome Remedies few days ago,
sni hasten 70 return YOU aussimous rxpres
sisn IN regard 70 csr high opinion ef the m,f.
lie . same i
W. have used thea vAh rrea, benefit 10
our CeapaRy, aud heartily attest . the pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits IL eur
cases. esHeeially. where there have been -
many great changes a. from the civilian "
daily routine 10 sasiness at bsms - ths ~
pestj habits cf sesivs soldiers in uraoEs
and snnstursl country. DO We most sppreoi
Al. the merits Of suck heaven-ssst vslucs q.
your.. To all those IN cpr position q, W
most tmphaticsNt reconnitn nd ye.r tcms,iies
helrg sssurcd, tcoiS, eIporienee. that thsy
VIII b. very weieVne ccu ranion. ~ &C
Nours. very truly
~ ~ q JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt CO. y, Sixth Reg't. o. v.
lsmts Y. Senple. lst Ssrg-.u, Company n
Cha.. II Foster, 2d sereent
Chs, d. RgsseH, lat LIEUT.. Cs ~ 1 e. 81
Tho. ;. Royse, 81
r. 3 warren. ID serst .,r"aUr
: A. Fbaser, aih Strg't a
Ssa y Schpe,ey, Connissary.
CArperahs'hArle. W TAYLOR. 9fs fI.
Ccrpural Edward nulmRnn.
Corporal Carlton G Cable
Together with % puvstes-A unanimous
expression being gives.
I For stls at No East Fourth u-est, AND
hv druggisssevetywhsrs. ff
ihs specil attention of Sauers 10 solisites
10 this n being the beet articles Tor con-
plains incident To- ocAmp hfe hoy7 I'm
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DIED.

10 this city. Of Diptheria, on the 18Th
I0st Katie, daughter oi--and on the 9th
trAnkel, son OF Henry snd Matilda Grouse;
aged, rsspeeuveiy, 5 aud yoars.
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Thrpt. LYLE, of The lnlsi. was in town
last week. H. Is Provost Mafsbol cf Bards
town Kentucky. II, returned the fret OF
/ this week 1FIN
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deliver TO tie families of SOLDIERS in .he 6eC
supply of ssod for this Winter. srs allth'
raoe In Iowa,
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EtcRe stamps ouf banks now re-
qnirc stamps on checks aud .ipht d,afs
Since MONDAY last, stanrs have also q b,
rput upon tclcgraphic messages.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05

G. W. nluck hss re opened his Groe "
aud Conieetionary shop again. See adver
tisement
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BIanks! Blanks

All kinds of Hanks, Of The po-i approyed
ern 3, well printed on hne psner, Kept con
stanuv on hand and f1r sale cheap At the Tai
sBsx OTFicr: such 80 -aut .a5 &
Deeds, riH.a.r|f Summon, Hr. al.U
NOrfsarss. SubpOeras-
Attach fa~Hts. Neudis iH
Eiecs,iet s.'e D Cops,sbls sales,
ti'anL Sntes. Nc.&r.
ETJus,ices sn6 Notaries suv'lied on reas.
enable terrn,. ~ 4 Bcai rfH th3i ''af
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New Atii ia FostSTia.--We earn from
the FostoIia News, that I. Cunningham, OF
liHiq hss btely purchased . paftoi the old
foundry property, near the Rail r ad De
pot. in Fostora, and intends, early in the
Spring, erecting n fine brick Aou,ing mill ,ior
merchant aud custom wurk. A part Of c
material for tue erection ui the hulding are
already h the ground, aud the building will
be cpmpleied early IN he coming yesr ,I'he
enterprise is a g6od one and The Interests oi
our hpurlsLiug village ana surrounding eoun
Try Will be greatly vahaues thereby. May
sdecess attend the enterprise "' 'ra I-sas
1T lln tfe1f f-sfsf rtf --.rlf... ttf.
Capt. s'Tons, of ,be 49lL, dropped il
upon US last Saturday, loaAmg bale aac
hearty, though slmewhat suuburned. 1he
Captsin assures us that tue heaitboG the boys
is excellent, aud they are all in good spin
It's. They think Cob. Gibson ihs bssv Sliieei
IN The service. We guess the boys are about
rigtN. there, too. The Colonel hss esfaseds
Brigadiership rendered to him, for the reason
that be is unwilling to leave his brave 10y,
Of the t4ah. There afe ppt many mss who
wua ID re use svch a we'll learned promollon
But Colonel Gibson having raised the 49th
by hi. own EXERT ons, and knowing so well
the kiLd Of stuff Of which it is eompo ssd, be
Is unwilling to leave them for almost any con
siderarion.
Capt, Strong came back for the draftsd
men assigned to hisregiment, and he return
ed sgain on Tuesday. Tie left the 49th six
'mllss south or Nashville. t41@Asa
lnia 81 - urisc fis~srrrrFgr E9sa 81 stii
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Deaths n Bowling Grccn.-Jacob r.
Funk. C"D 4Oth; James NJ Hopkins Co.
d, d Jac Sellers Of Co. +. l0lst.
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The WAY the war is raging
Thrcugsupt the Southern states,
For /, /, cease It, ray,ges
1here'. .many rsoplc waits
Thrrc'ss s.m eut iu service.
eau ,,t yoa ~ a word
Il csnc rom Obj Ohio, rIa
The hundred and twenty third
The c,mmauiau, Of this Resiuest
l,vcry good aud rusty,
lis name is Col. wilson,
From n yaud,,, Umer 5sndu,ky.
Lie zane IN mont he Regiment.
Al. w,cu be diaws his sword.
they stAud erect, hold up their heads,
The nsudrsd nu twenty third.
Hes very good toall hia meu,
.is dcestHe best hc can.
And Nttn l., CREE out, shoulder atuls,
They mind hnl, every mau;
A q wt,u heg's,' command,
There's emphasis oa the word,
1hey eH.soss ,, pt, perry,
llr hundred aud t"enty third.
The Regiment that speak vi
ls now at New Crvek station,
Are locking Tor old Jackson,
Are now lor him awSiiing
The uumOer that's enesu,i'ed here
can teily uiu ~ord,
There 10 sixteen thousand men hero.
VITA the hundred aud twenty third.
We e. out every afternoon
Just .Or battalion drill
And when We are nOt moving
The boys can rect at will, 70 &
aud when they charge bnyonots, .I
lhe Col. draws his sword,
They ,tart of On a douOle quick.
The bundled ana twenty-th,rd
We were placed in Gsn. Hays brigade,
ln Milroy irst division,
1t cousiss OF many uubo men ~
AT least that's our conclusion. IL
Milroy Is u noble man.
A man of wit and word
I lat is the general opinion
OF the hundred aud enty third. u ~
The boys they think of home &
Aud all tItLem that's DEAR,
Our bread consists OF hard taoks, rs
Four hundred pouuds year, g
Though IL requires very good teeth,
They've rs hsrd as any Dosrd.
hey eat them with a relish, o.
The hundred and twenly.tmrd. 4
NV have tod You all about il
And morethan you have asked,
have told you OF the pressnt
And some about the past E
Ii you NIsb w hear IRON usagain,
Ii would not bsabsurd. .
l'll write toyou .cnie other time
Bout the hundred aud went! third. -
E ], q. X.
Nov Crsek, Va. Noy.27
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MrsT BE sETTLEp!

Wood Wanted,--Af few lcads Of good
scnscueG wood will be taken at Il i,'ofiice, IL
brought in soon.
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why 30 80 many uvflids call ON Dr..
Ferrard .daily, At the Davi- llousc1
Been use 30 euJsi ttundrels csn alrtai
attest to this truth. .,........
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Local and NiscelIaneous,
s. ". PETTFNcfff& & co..,

Fine rrinting.-Hapine just dd-
ded q large assortment IF New Jcb Tpe
as ,ceH ds o'her Fine Printing Materials
TO oar JOB Department. iee a'r notc pre-
pared 10 DO al kiads Of Fine Printing
IN a ffge not to b. surpassed. Wedding,
Invitation Visiting and Business Cards
print, d in a rerb superior manner. In
Tint aad- Co'or PrigiiH9 re cannot Be
erceRed. Cs'i al ne TRsust c.fce and
see specimens,
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Hs. enlarged many a srsrl business:
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescue msny lost business:
sIi.' sevri mepye "a aHps business; La
Has Itrs'i'ed n'su' lsfC, husircss;
Has etes.cd many new business
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TiRin Retail Market.

tUcuso,od 'w,ssg, by n. A. DUSktRk AZ
Mhoets,sud Retail dealers IN Gtoceris, ssd
daes " Altttnds, she whash Rloeh Tina o,l
CANpLEs.
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Mr.. Jae,b Wilson, ol Madi'on CO.. o
w.it,s l. Dc. Ferrari, Nov 2su@
"My mother is priaiy teco'eiinIi my
eranu "a ther's h.athg ,spcttt ..yr,'ured.'
DE- E,,,ati is receiving suyh testimonials
a. lie aoDve. fro,f every pat, ot the State.
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BR YAE'S
PULMONIC WATERS.
The moh certain aud speedy remedy ever
discovered Tor all disease, VI the
Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Consumption, Bronchitis. in-
aucnIa, Hoarseness, Diaicait
Breathing, Sore Throat,

".|. ace &C.
Th,. ws'e~ siv' tb. ns,t isusstss,cu snsp1
feet relief, ans when psfNet~d with Hccsrn nf 10 ~.
sctions nOsftail to shstt rgrid snh iastinf cure
rhsn,sndt have been t,si-udI 10 psrfsct hsslh, whs
have r'd other wssn,ihy ysin. Ts all clesse. ssd
all constructions thsy re blessing Ahda curr--ssn.
, need despair ne msiter hew louE the diseas. say
havs sAitted, hs-evst severe u NAV ke, provided
he sganio ururluts sf the vial srrsss 10 net ksps
lsssly dsoayed. Every afctsd shopd rive the q
an Impartial risl.
To yocslists and Public Speakers,
thss. Water, ar, particularly vsl.Akl, They willis
oNs pAr remove the most ss.et. occasional hesus
usb sud thsiIfvgular r.e fef few days will, al AL
times, incfssse the powtr srd aexibily sfths voice
wh,ch putro,. lhsy ave r.guisrl, used by AMY ~.
fesaon ,orAlitts.
\ JOD MOSES ssl. P-pr,tsr, Roehsu.r,N.I.
Price, ,2s cehu psrs.s,
! voeali,t, and Publc spsaksu
voc.li,t, srd fuths sp.,ttu
Nsealist, SD rtbhe spsat,n
Win hnd htyss't W Afsr
y Nillhns Br,sui Water
win haa gusss " aisr
| IIsvslssJie to rsmovs
lfnvslBabls To fsnovs
Hssuenso ssdsprs Threat
| Hosusnsis sad sors Throst
Hosr,snsss s.d Sore Thresi
And give clsrnss, 10 tns vaies.
| hnd Eivs slssfus" 10 the voiss,
And give slssrnsu 10 the Voice.
They relieve In tss win.ts.
They r-sys Ia tsn ninpis,
Thsv relieve 10 ten nisuts,,
Cssfh,, Ceii,, sd sIlai..,u
Csssh, Cslds and al diseases
Csssh,, Colds, and all diseases
ofths Chest ssa Long,
Ofths Chsupud LuuI
Of The Ckeu sld Lsng,
s.ls BY all brusti,s
SoldbN al Drpgrirs
sss BY all Druggists
Atf5 esab h.I
AteS cents koI
Al - esss boz
sspusiy
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William ". Shoemaker, of Captain
Barnes company, 1919 olio regiment, died
at Bowling Green, Kentucky, OF Typhoid
Fever, on the 18th inst. The funerai will
take place from the residence Of his parents,
at Watson's Station, to day, friday at 10
o'clock.
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and one copy to the getter up ofia club Of 10
subscribers or more f0tf ttN I htitt
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up oil nresrages tCff02
Specimen copies sent free
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SPECIAL N{yTTCES
BEAR IN MIND

tEThutthcTRIBUNEhas the larry.
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best mediuw for advertising, in senees
County. -AE1 ''-'- - 81 -
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Euteriaiament.-1h celebrated Tyro.
lese ana S"iss Singers, viii give grand
sntsrts rncbt this Thursday evening az
Webster H1i., 60 and hearthcm. See sd
yVrtiS,msut.
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Public galcs:--Bnls FOR Which have been
printed A. tis Office:
Decclnber l3,h-..At tie late rc'iipuc- oi
] L. Ruse, in Hopewell y --horsss, Cat
he, Hogs, What, Com, hay Clover seed,
Farming Utensils, &e
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rag uUNpRED AMI TWENTY
YiiIHD.
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Terms OF subscription.

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AZ an iuduccfpent 70 getiing pp Clubs. "
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-11-07
Buchanan's Reply to Scott.

Ex-President Buchanan, through the
Nat'o"o' IRtcitigencer reptile, at length TO
Lieut. Gen. Scott, whose recent pubIica-
lion he considers an undiSgnised censure
of his conduct. During the last months
OF his administration, in regard 10 the sew
en- cotton state, now in secession, in motto
ing the first and most prominen. among
the charges, namely, his refusal 10 imme
djatelg garrison nine enumerated iorttica>
lions scattered over SIX Of the southern
states, according to ScoItS recommends
ton. He saws the refusal is attributed
without the least canse 10 the influence OF
GOV. F!oyd All my cabinet must tie wit
ness that was President. myself response
bic for a! the acts of the administration,
and it is certain tat during the last six
months previous to the 9th of December.
1S60-ths day GU which he resig' ed his
office after my reQuest-Le exercised less
Influence than any other member of the
cabinet.
Nj Holt WAS immediately thereafter
transferred from the Pest office depart
men, to that Of war. so that from this lme
till the 4 h Of March. 1861, which was hv
far the most important period of the al,
mlnlslratlon, he performed the dH.ies OF
Secretary Of War to my entire satisfaction
lie then proceeds 20 show there Is one
answer both easy and conclusive If other
reasons did no: exist Namely, there was
no available troops within reach which
could be sent to these for,lfcarions To have
attempted military operations on a scale
So extensive by any means within the Pres
ident's power and would have been simply
ahsr.rd. Of this, he SAYS referring 10 his
supplemental views of the ooh Of October.
Gen. Scott himself seems To have been con-
vinced. The news, both original and sup
plementary. lie says, was published hv
Gen. Scott in the Ndtonnt Iaie}Eqescer
an the 18Th of January, 1861. at most
imPortsn, aud critical period of his adj
miuistration.
The publication al that time could do no
possible good and might have none much
harm. To have published them without
the Presidents knowledge and consent.
was As much IN violation of he sacred
contl. enre which ought 10 prevail between
tbs commanding general If The army and
the commandments a. it would have
been for the SECRETARY Of War TO have pub
IiShed the same documents without author
itv. What is Of more Importance. TIL,
publication was calculated iuinrion>Iv To
affect the compromise measures then be
fore Congress and the country. and 10 en-
courage the snce>Sonists in their mad and
wicked attempt to shatter Tie Union into
fragments.