The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-19
BEL AIR. MD. FRIDAY MORNING.

w. Dorr, was captured, denied the rights
of "belligerent," and sent to the Peni-
Tertiary. BE- The Democratic party-the
cause-was abolished, as all subsequent
elections have shown throughout the Uni
ted States, since which'no speck of rebel
lion has been known within the limits of
that loyal State. The.rebelliop of Utah,
which occurred during the reign of the
old public functionary, is. too recent to be
forgotten. - The cause is doubtless fresh
in the mind Of every aged maiden lady in
the loyal States. The republican instincts
of our people would not tolerate mo-
nopoly in Heavens "last, best gift to
man." Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston
was sent to Utah with instructions to con.
quer the conjugal spirit of Brigham
The Mormon war ended gloriously to our
arms. The cause was removed. Har-
ems are now unknown among the Latter
Day Saints, and Brigham, like some lone
bird without mate, ."refuses to be CON-
forted.' In Europe, protracted and san
culinary civil wars have often resulted
from differences of opinion in regard to
the true mode of constituting the Bible,
and especially concerning the operations
of the Holy Ghost. They have failed to
abolish the one or deny the other. The
result is that few countries in Europe
maintain the quiet which usually sspre-
walls" along the Rappahannock. 'rs -.o'
1t should not be overlooked that our
people were very ignorant or they would
never have been deceived by the treason
able enemies, North and South, of our no.
BILE President It was falsely charged
that he and his party friends did not de-
sire to suppress the rebellion without first
subverting the rights of the States-free-
ing all the slaves and elevating them to
political equality with the whites. Our
people being, Of course, very ignorant, be-
lieyed alb these false, scandalous and ma
licious statements, and among the resolu
tions you will adopt at your meeting,
'ther g should be one thanking his Excel
lency our most approved President, for
the effectual means he has adopted to give
strength and moral power to the Union
men and women of the South while at
the same time he has shown how wicked
ly false and libellous were the allegations
of Southern traitors and Northern copper
heads that he intended to use the army
and navy to abolish slavery. e r o5'u
The Union men of the South will ever
gratefully cherish the name and memory
of one who, by a scrupulous regard of bis
official and other pledges, and his manly
adherance to the Chicago platform, has
vindicated the truth of all the pledges
which from time to time we made in his
behalf; and the traitors and copperheads
who thus falsely charged our great and
good President with designing to sub
vert the institutions of the Southern
States, must henceforth hide their faces in
shame. beha@aa ah h ..N ~. .p #Holp
You should by no means fail to adopt
with wild reclamation, mingled with a
few:"Bully Hallelujahs, = a resolution se-.
verely denunciatory of those who oriticise
the military operations of our armies in
South Carolina and Virginia. Such crit
icism gives the rebels "aid and comfort,"a
and, though it may not be felony without
benefit of the clergy, is nevertheless what
Mr.. Polk stigmatized as "moral treason"
"a crime which our noble President and
other Wings were compelled to "dry up'
during the war with Mexico. .a.so go. 81
Our present military discord is but
"harmony when understood" We are
abundantly able to beat the rebels when
ever we try. @ At present We have them
completely acknowledgements into d
small circumference of not more than six
Thousand miles. Our armies are guard
ing the outposts of this contracted line,
and everywherel daring the pussillanimous
butternuts to "pierce the centre, F." and the
ragged wretches stake. the dare. "1o We
have forces at Galveston, New Orleans,
Pensacola, Hilton Head, Newbern,9 Suf-
folkAa(all is quiet on the Blackwater)) 30
Fortress Monroe, on the Rsppahann0ck,,
-at Baltimore, along the line Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, 10 Western Vir-
Iginia, in Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri,
Fort Smith and atl Vicksburg,, in the Very
heartof rebeldom.o A How long can the re-:
sbellioni exist when thus circumscribed I? p 81
In addition to all this, Adjutant General
Thomas, anativez Of any Maryland" and
who, last year, was charged BY tie naligl
nant tongue'of Islander with being d ssces-
sionist and traitor following where
such noble men as Butler, Brady, Dickin-
son and other old friends Of Bteckinridge
dare To lead-is nov ID the Southwest 81!
gahising the loyal blacks, who, il 4 IN