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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
AnUnforsuna,e Occurrence.

On last Friday evening, about : o'clock, Sc
rious fight occurred. IN which Harry Hill AN old
and worthy citizen of this town, lost his life
The facts in the case. as We are informed, are as
follows:
On Friday, Franklin was more in state OF
excitement than had ever before seen it, con
sequent upon the news of Morgan's raid into the
State ana the collecting together at this place OF
the different home guard companies of this
county preparing TO drive the invaders from our
soil During the day. Mr.. Hill around with
paper endesvoring TO enlist men for "A company
independent, OF the guards, for the purpose OF
defending the State from its present INVASION
and Whi!e thus engaged near J L. Nawters drug
store he WAS approached by some person (proba-
bly, one of the nome guards, who called him
Cd id traitor. Hill replied 10 the man that
he was a Cd ID liar, and that lie was As good
Union man as be was; whereupon the man
struck at Hill two or three ticks with his fist. ana
before Hill had time TO retahate man by the
name of Hazen caught him by the arm and also
struck at him two OF three licks. Hill seeing
that he was about to be mobbed, made his way
out followed by the man Hazen and n large
crowd OF the home guards, but finally made his
escape
In the evening Hill came down upon the street
to ind Hazen ald demand OF him an apology for
his assault on him during the day, and asked Mr.
" m IL Barnett 10 accompany him. to witness
what Hazen would SAY. They found Hazen at
Webb X Paynes office. and Hill asked him 10
come out on the street a. he wanted to talk with
him about the difficulty that happened during the
day. Htzen refused 10 come cut. whereapou
HUI went into the Office. and he and Hazen got
into scuife Ia winch II zen stabbed Hull a nun
Der OF times nelr the region OF the heart. result
ing in almost instant death
During the difficulty, Mr. Barnett received a
slight wound in the breast from Ha zen
We are sorry indeed TO chronicle such an &C
currence. and hope that il future all good cit
liens. irrespective OF party will use their efforts
70 prevent such bloodshed
Men who in public indulge in language so
abusive as TO create i'll feelings and hatred should
and will be held responsible tor such occurrences.
Il Franklin Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

THE MoRGAS RAID This remarkable raid
certainly the most daring of the war, if the tele
graph i 10 be relied upon Ii nov about at an end
Morgan il trapped at last and his forces scatter
ell, and il he escapes himself it will only be a
fugitive. The race be has run since crossing the
Cumberland river. eIuding the thousands of troops
that have been put upon his track, proves him a
lesder OF extraordinary ability. The object of
the RAID j. yet mystery. Time alone will de
velop The plan, If plan there was. Had an ade
quste force supported him on the other side of
the Ohio. there is no doubt that he could have
effected n crossing and joined them
Moving on with such a force far from all sup
port-at the very time, too that Bragg's army
was falling back and scatiering-ma the affair
look like of simple bravado. as If the leader
was willing TO be captured provided lie could end
his career ia blaze of excitement created by his
dash and daring But il il useless speculate
now. Broken into squads, some few of his men
will doubtless escape across the river and make
their way singly TO the Confederacy, to tell the
story Of their long ride through Indiana aud
Ohio; but the power of the noted partisan chief
tain and his bold riders, is thing of the past.
This affair will give Us officers. taken also in
n raid. 10 exchange for those held belonging to
Col Streight's command and we hope shortly
to hear that an exchange will be effected return
IN 20 US those brave long confined in
the military prison At Richmond.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

NIAGARA FALLS ExCURsIoN-John Morgan
having fed from our borders. and quiet once
more being restored. We are enabled gain to in
form our patrons aud the public that the excur
sion train will positively leave on Thursday July
%. 1863, according to the original programme
Time T'Gbie-Leave indianapolis al 2:l0 Z
NJ; leave Noblesville at 1905 p NJ leave Tip
ton at 4.20 r. NJ leave kokomo At $50 F. VI
leave Peru at $50 +. NJ leave Wabash at Ia
7 NJ leave Fort Wayne at $50 p NJ Stopat
Huntington and Defiance. Arrive in Toledo at
600 VI. Leave Toledo on arrival of steamer
from Detroit, giving one or two hours in Toledo
Arrive at Cleveland at 6l5 T. NJ Arrive at the
Falls early Saturday morning.
Secure your seats by purchasing tickets at A
x J. O. > Hdrfison's banking house Tickets
will also be sold on the morning OF the 23d ut the
Union Depot. aud on board the train.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
Night Report
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. July 20-Morgan, without ,00C
men, has been turned back. He was moving to
wards Gallipolis this afternoon, closely followed
by our forces. Squads of his men are being
picked up hourly.
The Commercials Columbus dispatch says:
After the fight at Burlington, the Rebel:
moved up the river to Ballville, ahead of the
gunboats, and by threats compelled the citizen:
to furnish fat-boats, BY which 300 escaped to the
Virginia shorej just as the gunboats hove in sight
The remainder on the Ohio shore we attacked
and scattered
Our men continued picking them up till only
about 1900 of them were left, who finally sue
cned in breaking our lines, and pushed back in
the direction OF Burlington
At 3 O'Clock this morning they passed through
harrisonvlle. 10 miles north east of Pomeroy
apparently exhausted with fatigue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

AaKKsr OF GEN. BloKLEY-Provost Marshal
MenlweIher arrested at the DePaw House 10 this
ciiy. last evening. man named George ". l..
Buckley. supposed 70 De the originator and chief
OF the knights OF the Golden Circle. He WAS
pointed out 10 Col NJ. 10y citizen who knew
him After his arrest, Buckley acknowledged ~
his name. but said he u nephew OF the orig
na.os OF the knights He furthermore said be
WIS under orders iron General RoSecraus TO re
port TO General Burnside at Cincinnati. which he
va proceeding TO do when arrested. General
Boyle gave orders that he should be held and
gwen an opportunity u report TO General Burn
S,de II he l. really tie Grand Master of the
y. = :. The arrest Is al important one Il New
Albany Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

Hr1DouARrERs COMMANDO oF THE Posrf
Indianapolis. july %. 1853
District OF Indians and Michigan has been call ,l
10 the loose manner IN which the Comm anding
Officers OF regiments. batteries detachments and
camps at this Post have been drawing their sub.
sstence stores
It has been ascertained that their Morning Re
ports and Provision Returns do not agree. and in
most cases they have drawn rations for more
ineu than their reports SHOW that they are entitled
to
Hereafter all officers who commit such a fault
will he liable 20 be court martialed
By order of JAS BfDDLE.
Col list Ind Vols Commanding Post.
l.. Curtis BRAoKETT. Lieut.. aud Post Adjt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
l. CURTIS BRACKET,
A. ID. @. and Post Adj't.

FARMERS HOTEL -Messrs. Reitz & Ballweg
have purchased the property known as the Farm
ers' Hotel, from Mr.. Buehrig, and intend 10 reft
it for the purpose of continuing the business
Tho hotel will be closed on and after to morrow,
for two weeks, 10 enable the propretors to make
the necessary repairs The new proprietors are
well known in this city, as gentlemen who know
how to keep hotel. and il is certain that our old
friend Buchrig will never be called dpon to blush
for his successors. The Farmers Hotel has al
WAYS been popular place of resort and with the
Improvements contemplated IL popularity will
Increase
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
Sob Printing.

We are nov ready 70 DO III kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. IN the beat style. short no.
tee and as chimp any Other o5Ics We have
competent hands. good presses. hne assortment
OF paper and cards and wecan do good and cheap
work All kinds Of books briefs. catalogues
&c. printed in the beet style and on short notice
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th.
ersthat want printing done IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
Special order No. tf.
posr HEADoU AETERs.

EIFNINI
INpIA~.roLIs. July. %, 1868
II. Lieutenant T. Bacon. q. VI 73i regiment
Indiana Volunteers. i hereby APPOINTED \
q VI. for parolei aud exchanged men at THIS
los'.
will be granted unless the same bear the appro
val. or are given under the hand Of Lieut. Ed J.
Robinson. Commissary Of prisoners Mt this post
To prevent delay. Lieut.. Robinson will for.
ward all such furioughs early each morning 10
these Headquarters. BY order of
Col. JAMES RIDDLE.
Commanding Post.
l. CURTIS BRACKET,
A. d. @. and Post Adj's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

sT-There will be public meeting held at
Simpsons Hall. on Wednesday evening. July %,
1863 for the purpose Of partially relieving the
oppressed and suffering poor of ireland Every
American citizen who feels an interest in redress
ing Irelaud's wrongs i invited to be present
ly2I ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

TARGKr SHooTINs-The City Grays, Captain
Ellioit's company of our home regiment. will
have target shooting Wedneslay afternoon,
on White river. south of the grave yard This
fine company bids fair to keep up the reputation
OF the Grays ia times past. They are already
although organized since the Morgan excitement
well drilled. aud make fine. soldierly appear
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

Pnyr LrScB A free lunch i set everv day
from 81 10 IL A NJ. and esch evening from
10 10 II. At Mike Clark's saloon on South lill-
pois street The saloon i one of the best ar
ranged and conducted in the city. and the liquors
are choice and pure je "a deOdu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

.Hr'The boy reported killed on Sunday after
noon b. being thrown from a horse near the old
State Fair Ground was OILY stunned by the fall.
and We informed yesterday running
around as lively a a cricket Glad of IL. and
hope he will be careful in future how he rides
wild horses
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

- DR. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham
pi0n. i located Al the Bramble House, Lafayette.
The Doctor Is the only physician nov living who
can Kill and cure a cancer IN from i've 10 ~ entF
four hour. without instruments or pain. We
cure 40 paw. mayl9-tf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

tsr rHLKsRkra-
Cincinnati Market.

isr rrLksRkra.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. July %.
Flour-Remains dull and unsettled; limited
demand for fresh ground; trade brands, 81 S0@
5 s.: lower grades not in demand.
Grain-Wheat unsettled; buyers wanting con-
cession of3G5c, which holders are not willing to
allow
Whisky-sl &c and in fair demand. -fs
Meats-Bulk Shoulders &c; sugsr.cured Hams
advanced 10 llSlll5c, and stock nearly ex
hausted; plain hams, 9@9lzc; canvas Hams are
scarce.
Lard-Not inquired for.
GrOceries-Dull
Linseed Oil-Offered at 81 %. rrese
Monev-Gold advanced 10 24c and Silver 20
lsc prem. Exchange firm at isc prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

PAINTS We have s. 900 in colored paints
ground in oil. Of excellent quality. that We offer
IN exchange for good real estate ~ or near lndi
annapolis. The difference, if any. will be paid in
cash. DELzELL JONEs,
Real Estate llrokcra
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
LICE NSE.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
Indiana a; their next term. lss3 for license sell IN
to<c.rnx iQu0rs in les quantity than Qus sfn<
with the privilege Of allowing The Be crHnk M
premises wherein -sid liquors b sot and drxnk
located on lots Nos g. square No e. Eass
wsshlngton street. IN ndisnspols. IN Censsr township
N Marion county, Indiana
Islys-wS ALLEN BROWN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

q Gen. Blair had mined one of the Nicks-
burg posts opposite him and Ras aboutto explode
It. when it was found that the Rebels had coan-
termnei and carried OF the powder
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

~ Capt. Chris. Miler's company from la
fayettc, returned Yesterday from the pursuit of
Morgan. They went az tar as Portsmouth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
GUARDIANS SALE.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

fuvHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE
estate Of Michael Bowers late Of Marion County In
dana deceased will sell a. public sale. Tuesday, the
TIN Of July 81 the late residence Of aid ceceden IN Pike
Township. County and State aforesaid the following de-
scribed personal property to-wif:
One Reaper Threshiag Machine. Crsdslins Scyths..
Crcss Cut Saw. Barrels, Iron. Frough and other Articles
too tedious 20 mention
Sale to COMMENCE 81 10 O'Clock A NJ q said day
Tkkns SArE-Ail suns Of Is and under 20 Be paid
in cash. and all % credit OF twelve months
will be given. the purchaser purchasers giving their
note with good .cuty waving relief Rom vsnsfon and
app-siseuent laws, bearing interest from date
DANIEL MIXERS.
igneiS-3fw Adninistrstor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
S--T--1660--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

Invgorates, strengthens and purihes the system; il
perfect appetizer, and Natures great restorer. 1t is
posed of pure st. Crox Rum, the celebrated Caissys
Bark, roots and herbs Particularly adapted to weak
and delicate persons, and be relied for its
purity 1t cures Dyspepsia, is gentle tonic, and
the thing for changes Of the Sold by all rooers
Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. r. H. Drake Co., 202
Broadway, New York janl4-d5w1tawsm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-26
legal Embellishments
MOrflInQc MI

y9TUFRF.s Holm u.,S,S, d, 'o. ,
w tbe rountv If 60, "ha AEneS, MS VIC, OF
~ ~ y, -, Haie anu tate OF Illinois, parties
,o.i ~ ~ ~" h''tGase Deed, bearing dste
~ =, r. - -, ~ convey 10 the undersigned,
~ e"'' party OF the second part. OF the
county y, b"tchessi state OF New York. the following
descrsed real estate situate in the county La Sale
anu State OF iiiihols, WIZ: The north half OF the
northwest quarter OF tection No. thirty.Aree, (33)
ana the southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter or
section twenty eight, (2s,) in township thirty (3l
l range five, (5D east OF the third principal meri.
dian, containing hundred ard twenty acres which
sa'u no i6gge Deed was duly Acknowledged and
$4,000 IN the Recorders Office OF the county OF Ia
go 81 atc OF Illinois, in Book No GO pages AIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-26
.fLn.n1slr.tor g Notice.
EsTATE or JAMES w. DANIELS, DECEASED.

NE undersigned having been appointed admins
4 traitor cf the estate Of james ". Daniels. late OF
tie county Of La Sale and state Of Il.ncis deceased
hereby CIV notice tla - ui appear before the
y col!, Of Ia L- county at the house in Ott,.
va, st the js-uaTy te.a. ;'s r'si MoHIay Jar-
uary next, a. which lime al persons layiug eiain
a-iLs; SAID E-'at- notified and T,q1r, attend
Tor the p4T o. having Pee ldjlsted AL pefsspe
indebted t. sal. L-t--r req l.-t-4 make imme
dIate payment to tie Ur.!er lsued
Dated tI-.s q. day .. ,..s.- r. +. 1868.
Cw !. r. HOUSTON, Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-26

Estate or CHsELE. II. PATIEEs1s, DECEASED,
fSthE Gn!eFAignef having been appointed Adminstra.
L tor OF TIA" fsthfe o. Cnas II Patterson LATE Of t,e
'N4,'g OF - e"he ona State of Illinois d-csa,s .
ne'to! gives notice that he Will appear before tie
c'lAtS Court % La sale county, a: the Court House
IN ,'taFa at the January Term, the Third Mond- '
IN January next, at which time all persons hav =
c AIMS against laid Estate notified aud reauestrS
aIlrd Tor the purpose o. having the same aduste
All persons indebted sad Estate are requested IL
make itBin sd1tr payment 1, the undersigned.
Dated this 9th day Of December. A. D. .sz3
sAMlLL PAITERSOk, Adafaistratsr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-26

DAINTS, OILS, &c.-A good Stock OF
pains. Iinseed OIL Machine and Burning Oil on
hand Don't believe anybody will, can or do underssn
me until you try me f.0Sf00S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-26
iarai.iStrotar s Notice.

I AhlHb Teen appointed Administrator Of tie
4 L--'e o. Charles H. Patterson. decd, late ofIa
"a county request all persons who ia indebted
10 tie SAID deceased either Dy notes which
bes account in Any other manner. 10 call at sncs
Cpoa N. -l4 s-rr.c the same. SANL PATTERSON.
De-. 5ia, i-cJ- -tca,sHi,trat0r o. said Es.dts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-26

BUKEALcI
STANDS,
BOOKCASES,
CCPBOsRDS SINKS.
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
And a endless variety Of FURNITURE, too tedious
mention. The undersigned himself does all his
tom-n ork, and will warrant the Give him a
and for yourselves whether he don't keep the
Furniture, Eastern well as Custom Wurs, hand.
COFFINS Of all kinds, ready trimmed constantly
hand.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
nrnnre Comrf lIOuse.

This place made historical by tho pres
ent war, is nine miles from Gordonsville.
1t is about seventy miles south Of Wash
ington, and contains about one thousand
inhabitants. About -four miles from the
town is montpelier" celebrated for hav-
ing been the residence of President MADE
son. Orange County has hilly, fertile
and wcll-watered soil 1t is admirably
adapted for fighting Of all kinds-in heavy
or light columns. 1t is the terminus oil
the Alexandria and Orange Railroad, and
the intersecting point with the Virginia
Central and Tennessee Railroad running
TO Knoxville.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
Delinquent Detectives.

Edward Stanley and James Scott, detectives
under Captain Sheetz, for taking from NJ o,
Markham, a Georgia refugee, fifteen hundred
dollars and Diamond, are dismissed the ser
vice, have got to disgorge, and will spend a
penitential year at hard labor in the prison at
Albany"
Occasionally we find such paragraphs as
the above in our exchanges But 1.-the Of
the wrongs, robberies and outrages initiated
and perpetrated by these so-ealed Federal de-
teotives, will never be known. And if peace
and Union ever return 10 Us, volumes will not
contain the foul records which will be brought
to light by their Victims The spy system in
every country in which It has been used, has
been prolific only of injury, outrage and per.
seeuton, and no country ever had one as ir-
responsible, corrnpt and damning as that in
use by our Federal authorities, nor so filled up
with the very dregs aud scum Of every com
muniiy .-SHaclfse Union
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

In an artiele, Immediately after the battle
of Chattanooga, we cautioned people against
expecting too great results from the victory.
Ii Was then intmated that the broken charac-
ter OF the country, the possession OF a railroad
for his line Of retreat by the enemy, the want
of it in an advance by our forces, the presence
of the rainy season, and the necessity Of ae-
cumulating supplies would, together form an
obstacle which no General could surmOunt in
time TO change the retreat Of Bragg into a
rout
These ideas are known TO be correct BY the
latest intelligence from Chattanooga, which
states that Hooker and Palmer have evacuated
Ringg0ld, after tearing up The track and do
stroying ell the mills and other public proper
ty in the town. Rnggold is town on the
railroad leading from Chattanooga 10 Atlanta,
and is about half way between the former
place and Dalton The same advices informs
US that our forces after evacuatng RinggOld,
had torn up the track from that point to Chic
amauga As this railroad is the very one over
which our forces must advance to reach At
lanta, it is very evident that no pursuit is in
tended for the present. and thus the wild ru-
mors that have prevailed of Bragg being driv
en- in retreat ms the French forces were by
Bucher at Waterloo, and of Grant pushing on
to Georgia, are without the slightest iounda.
ton The result Of the late engagement is,
not the anuihiation Of Bragg, but simply the
establishment Of permanent base of opera
tions at Chattanooga, and the secure posses
sion of Tennessee.
Bragg, instead Of being utterly routed, is in
force at Dalton, with his advance reaching
along the railroad toward Chattanooga as far
as Tunnel Hill Dalton is at the point where
the railroad from Knoxville to Chattanooga
connects by branch with the road from Chat
tanooga to Atlanta 1t is here that he has re
established himself, and is waiting to cooper
ate with Longstreet who il he attempts tt
rejoin Bragg, will have to meet him at thi'
point
To sun the benefits of the late victory al
up, it amounts TO just this,--that we hav'
gained, what Rosecrans fought for in Septem
Der last and lost the secure and permanen
possession of Chattanooga as base Of futur
operations - Chicago Times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

Portrait OF RutIer.

The New York World calls attention to
General Buffers last illumination from For
tress Monroe against the people in his domin-
ions, and then says;
"Hs very first thought on assuming COM
mand is not how to capture Richmond, or in
what way to destroy the great Southern rail-
way at Weldon but, whom can bully, brow
beat, and punish What new crimes can /
invent, so that ! may harrass those whom i
adjudge guilty of it2 He proposes in fact not
to make war upon the enemy outside his lines,
but upon the foolish men aud women who
talk foolshly inside his lines This kind OF
business is up to the level of Buffers habits
of thought but it is disgrace TO the country
to put this cross between a Kennedy and
Squeers at the head of great militatary de-
partment. He's stencil in the nostrils of
the nation"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
me ConscrIptIon.

The iobbwiug extracts fson Goodri1hs
"lRecolections Of Life Time, published be.
fore lhe VII, have been brought out to illus
trate how he conscripton policy was regard.
ed before lhe present Administration came in.
to power
"Still smother objection was, that the Cen
eral Goyernment had so organized and distrib-
uted the national forces as to make the militia
fall under the command OF the army officers,
principle always resisted by the country in
every period of its national existence On
the whole, the Government scheme in respect
to the militia was regarded, and very Justly,
as analogous to the system Of censeription in
the military despotisms Of Europe and, if
once tolerated and passed into practice, as
alike hostile TO our principles and threaten
ing to' our liberties. The fear of seeing our
freedom fall before some ambitious military
leader had prevailed in the convention which
had induced that far seeing body to crcum-
scribe that power of the President, in regard
to the militia, within the clear and narrow
limits already mentioned Prudence and pa
triotism alike dictated, in the present Instance,
that this great buwark Of liberty should be
maintained These, fortunately for the
country, were the views of the New England
States at this period, and upon these they
acted x "
The question was then Gin and by the war of
Of 1922 settled and doubtless settled forever,
that by no artiiice can the conscripdon, Civ
ing unlimited command over the militia to
the President, be contaminated The rule OF
the Constitution in this respect has been con-
frmod, not only as n principle in theory, but
as rule in practice