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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-16
Stolen PapersGKS
To whom it may concern.


ON the morning Of January %, 1898, tho.
~ dwelling Of l. NJ. keeler, editor OF the Journal was
broken Into ~ two burglars and silver lever hunting
Watch, Panta in the pockets Of which old
Wallet containing besides Cash, several valuable papers
among Which thefollowing named recoliccted:
Three orders payable TO NJ Kecler issued by the Co.
Auditor OF Sandueky county dated October 18TH 1852
Book NJ each Of $l2 and numbered 41o 420 and 42 each
ofwhich Is endorsed the back BY the County Treasure
ssnot paid for want OF funds"
check on Birchard Miller Co.'S Banking House or
80, payable 70 l. NJ Keeler, signed by n. A. Coe.
An acceptance +. Dillon Son for S750 payable 10
I. NJ. Keeler, signed by s. d. Howe, New York.
note given by r. Beangrand datod about the Let Of
February, 1861 payable oI Keeler for sl1, which
about 80 endorsed. ~
note given by L. Jeppelman to ~ Keeler for $3.50,
which IS, had been paid.
Aud various other papers which cannot now be descrS
bed OF value and interest TO
The Treasurer Of Sandusky County Ia hereby notified
not TO pay the County orders described above And all
persons cautioned against buying negotiating any
Of the herein described papers their payment except to
me Is hereby enjoined.
will also pay for the arrest and conviction Of these two
burglars
$50 Reward!
And will warrant the remuneration Of any person or per-
who may be successful in breaking up the nest Of
raseAs In this vicinity and delivering them to justice
I. M. KELLER.
Fremont, January 2, 1858.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-16
.HERIFF,S SALE
.HEKIFF'S SALE,
> sandusky County Common Pleas Court.
AASa versus nsNS'

By virtue Of order Of sale issued from said court in
the above entitled cause shall offer for sale at the door
oithe Court House, In Fremont sandusky county, and
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-16

SHEET MUSIC, Strings, Guitars, and
~ in fact everything to be found In first class Music
Store at WHIFNEY's Toledo.
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xxxvII,h csNaRESS-THInD SESSION

SByATr.-Afsr our report l,sed v-staFdav-
The bill elat We 20 thr dischHry. OF Siata
prisoners " as taken UP, an ar. Field ad-
dressed the senate taereol
MIR Di.o1 introduced bill :z7sntinS the act
incorporating the Cclu stia.. Iustitu lion for
the de- f, Dumb and Blind.
Mr.. Crimes called up the bill thor ring The
President - grant letters o: n1nlsiii- Ref .rrrd.
Mr.. Fooi called up thu joint resolution grant
ing a portion Of .InGiriarr Square for tree
Mr.. Wilson called up ths bill forte ing the
pay OF ab~t III officers OF lhc army. 1t forfeitS
:hP pay OF officers absent over thirty dave,
unless from wounds or al knaes, and 4 absent
without leave their names are to b. strcken
from the rollsl
Mr.. Clark moved 70 amend, go that the sur
geon's certificate could be taken to tree the
wounded officer from crrsurs. Carried.
Mr.. Wilson stated that there were nearly
5000 absent without leave. We have $4,000
officers in the army. out Of which the above
number, with those who have deserted, were
absent
The hill III amended was passed.
HoCsE--After our report closed
Mr. HutchlnS offered a resolution thank II z
Gen. Butler for his able, energetic and humane
administration Of affairs OF the Gulf Depart
meat; which lies over
The bankrupt bill WAS taken up and advo.
Gated by several members; and after IN inef-
ctual motion TO lay il on the liable, il WIS
postponed 10 Thursday Week.
Nh. Hooper introduced bill TO provide tor .
hetional currency. Referred.
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~ The imports az New York for 1852 value
jns' hail ~ much a. those of '5e-but thar yas
Ihe bully year. They exceed those Of 81 su.ne
thirteen aad q half millions
%Ths Impress OF France has a mania f,,y
getting thr court officers married (4outy Old
Casrohsrt Is announced as about 20 20 through
Ihr ceremony with niece OF Duke de Taranta
- Major HcKins,ry's closing defense at The
court nafuai IN ~ Louis occupies seven
columns and n half OF ,olid matter la IN. 81
Louis Republican.
~ Last year there were received al Chicago
OF ho1r ano grain o! all kinds, equal TO s. lSi
."eLeis,an increase over those of 1861 OF over
tonr and half millions Of bushPIs
/" Dir. Marvin, who Was elected Speaker q:
ne Lower House OF tie Missouri Iegislatur~
~as one Gf niBr nler in Henry county, who
voi' d for Mr.. Lincoln for President
~ The fac. Clyde sieamer Vulcan had te.r
'-'Id 20 the ret 81 government, and was about 70
.'aTi, after rs wing had = thorough overhaul.
III ?. De her mission.
- The Democratic STATE Con .anticn or Con.
asciicut will b~ held ~ Hartford On the 13th Of
Fabruary. "a
~TwOof Kos suth's Z, phr v. na ,e arrived
&c NJ York. intending 10 voirntser in tha
Caion army.
- TIRE are now one Thousand sick and
Iowa.
81 Ali action in the csse @! the New York
'hcF COEnmissicrers has zen postponed by
GOV Seymour until April lat
~ The nOsOriCUs Hsivert0n marriage c.se
bs> be+u brought 20 r. conclusion in Edinburgh
e.. DECISION D. ing in favor OF Mrs Yeiverbou.
- IamaTti.le has sold his " Memoirs from
il ODd fnS rsTc' for $1,000. That is dying
a. Q M Pee poe.
~ : D.u,ia dena-; has left surgesI f5g
Ia ut Hjs u az OH before .ntcrment, SO a. TO
t.,.-s IA rnirc abou: being buried alive.
a. Young .say ..arayd Ann McIaiium re-
cent, lcT.-fi.t. L s..iicsC. a. HU-d, Gan Ida
(aU.P-- di-ai pCsa t.Hrnt n l2yc.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
CONGR ESS-THIRD SESSION
TuURsDAY. IanuarvS

THURSDAY, January :.
SLSATE.-After the reception of petitions,
&c,
Mr.. wilson, OF Mas, introduced Joint res
olutlon OF thank, OF Congress Jo Major Gen'l
Eosecrans, for his recent victory a. Murfrers-
t;Uro', Referred 10 Military Affairs Committee
mr.. ". also reported from That committee
substitute tor the bill Of Mr. Garrett DAVIS,
providing for raising volunteers for the de-
fence OF Kentucky. Committed.
The bill for taxing bank circulation was taken
up and advocated st length by Ils originator,
Mr.. sherman.
HnUsE.-Mr. Washburna introduced a bill
To promote the efficiency OF the commissary
department. Referred.
Mr.. Holman moved TO adjourn, az to-day was
the anniversary Of the battle OF New Orleans.
Lost.
Nr. Stevens reported bill 10 proyids ways
and means for the support OF the Government.
Made the special order for Monday.
Mr.. Stevens reported back the Treasury
Bank bill introduced by Mr. Hooper, with an
adverse recommendation.
The resolution Of thanks TO Cen. ID. L. Butler
n As taken up and passed-yeas So, nays d.
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INK FEDERALS MAKING NOyRNESf
AGAINST HILMINGT0N, NO.

We have I copy Of the Richmond Eza.sises
OF Tuesday last. January 9th. II il savay
over the Confederate defeat - MurtTeesb bon,
and says, sit is lamentably certain thai -,
enemy has carried his point, and retains "a
the advantages except tie loss OF prisoner
and arms resulting from The battle Of Mw-.
fTees boro; aud now he can suceor Grant. cIssr
oat thu cavalry, and perhaps re- ume opes.
ations on the Mississippi.
at must b. confessed that good deal OF .r.
ttndr Is required to support so painful a dk.
appointment with equanmity. Certainly aftss
such official statements as those Gen Bragg hss
made, on the last day of the past year, and the
beginning OF the present, this sequel could NOT
i'e nationally anticipated
The Examiner proceeds 10 abuse the Con fed.
eGaye army and Confederate generals of the
army OF the Southwest without stint, nd con.
cludes by saying il " dismisses the unpleasant
heme with as little reiuctsncr ~ the reader
NAV imagine"
The Raleigh papers siate that the enemy has
beer largely reinforced al Negbern. and that
movement hsi commenced, il was thought
against Wilmington.
The following dispatchs. appear IN the r..
anime.
Latest from Murfree<boro'.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Ian. s, Is63.-ro Caen
$. Cooper, Bdjutant and Inspector General c.
8 Ash: We have retired from EU-freee.
boro in perfect order All the stores arr saved
About Ace Federal prisoners, 5.Wne stand OF
small arms, and 2i pieces OF cannon, brass and
steel. have already f-sn received herr
(Signeol Is. =. EwELL, A. A. q.
The Operations Asaiust yick>burs-The
Enemy Retire.
NI,EsBURG, Jan. 2.-Skirnishing continued
NIL day yesterday, but no general engagement
il expected until the arrival Of Mcclernand
and sherman with the balance at the Yankee
army. We are confident OF cur ability 70 hold
Eicksburg against any force the Federsls may
bring againstit
This morning our forces advanced against
the enemy who Were erecting works on ths
Lake, causing them 10 eyacuate their position.
leaving nifty stand Of arms, nine prisoners, and
sill their implements for cutting Qualifications.
Our forces now occupy the whole country
bordering on the Lake, the enemy having Ne
turned with their transports and gone dovs
the ZazOo.
The enemy have left Chckasaw Bayou, as6
are reported going on their transports 10 shy.
der's Bluff, on the Iazoo, where il is suppose9
they will make an attempt to storm our workh
Our forces are well advised Of their move
ments.
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THE LOSS OF THE MONITOR.
Low and black DER thc foam capped wave.
Ing through storm and night
The mailed Monitor moves, " hiie rave
1h~ winds which she silently seem TO brave
strange and singular sight.
Nautilus never suggested her form;
No power from Nature pressed
To fit her 10 ride cut Hattcras storm;
With no -" craft Was the lark hear 4.arln
That b, 8 III her iron br,a~t.
Fashioned in Vulcan FORCES >hr meant
To lam IN ~ The old Sea God
All clad ia an IRON coat she went
nefying each Ocean element
With force that his fury awed.
over her turrc. the wild waves washed.
A-search for The joints of her mail,
On her smooth deck unchecked they dashed,
OF from her sides The foam flakes flashed.
Wetting no spar nor sail.
Yet surely and steadily in they creep.
There is water in cabin and hold.
In vain the 1.andsmap's arr would keep
At Ray The power OF the mighty Deep
BY artifce cunning or bold.
The doom'd Monitor sinking, al last
Flashes distress DER the gale,
Crusaders thus in the ages past
On Syrian sands of sank aghaSt
Nrath The weight of their iron mail
" ith her on great work her life is oar.
Leave her, We gallant crew.
Say, could she gain one honor more.
Say. was there anything in store =.
Grander Tor her TO do,
Instained her laurels lie, green and bright
Under the seas cool wave
While memory lives of her gallant fight,
OF her small make matched 'gainat the Merri-
macs might,
When she wen; our feet 20 seye
Oh, think. she never wa named in vain,
Look well her warning on!
Brothers on both side. read it plain,
Your champions fate may bo youre, small gain
Where both are gulphed and gone.
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I.
Special Dispatch U The Star.l
FORTRESS MoSEoE, OLD POINT CoAE FORT.
Va, Jan. :. p. m.-Richmond papers Of the
sth and 6:h hevr ju-. been received.
Those or the .i;h ccntsin adispaacl, from Gen.
Pembrr!oa. in cOInuonh OF thr Rebels at vicks.
burg, saying that tho Union forces had with
drawn for some di tance from the work, they
had BE- n trying 10 take, leaving some an;rnnch-
ing tools. He thinks Sherman is disposed to
wait for rein Inducements.
The Ehqsirer OF the 6tA admits All !nSioriaus
rebel defeat 81 MurirecS boro', WHERE, i. init
males, matters have turned cut for thrm as
usual in the Wet. L. heriL.,s the rebpI officers
and managers in Bragg army numerically
Tor the disaster TO their arms, evident in :tcir
precipitate retreat before Buell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

DR. GENERAL PUBLIC INTEEFsT.-The Com.
missioner Of In;-rnal Revenue is at-out TO issue
n pamphlet, embracing Sclrral instructions to
collectors, SCISSORS, &c, directin, and ex-
piaining The proper proceedings for the colIec-
tion Of the direct p venue, and The enforcement
or the penalties FOX attempts 10 evade and OF
failure in prompt compliance with The require
zDfnts OF iiiF intern revenue law
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. 81.
THE MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY.

THE MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY.
To-Day, Capt. Haven. Col. Shriyer snd Maj
Earrow, GALL Of Gen. Hen.s staH,D were OK
sminrd ard testified principally II the rrabsr-
rassme nts to the progress of ti-n. McDowelr~
army corr. on TIM march from Narrator N
Ruck land Mills, and hen further easi, grow
ing uuI or the fact that SigrIs corps, which
were in advance or them thu same road,
greatly ocsiructed It with thoir hating wag-
out, and their In-n ioiterins on sle way, cook
in collie. Sc.
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- ii'n. Butler arrived in Philadelphia yes
sfIcay en- rou:C % Boz ton, and was waited upon
by Party of gentlemen. 10 whom he made a
speech He justified the exec ution Of NJ umford
atNew Orleans, and detailed the circumstance
undfT which he tore dow n the national flag
from the Mint after the city had been surreu-
deresi 20 Commodore Farragut
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~ A man name" Williams has ha-n arrested
AID committed 10 Fs-t McHerry on the charge
Of participating in the business of carving a
Confederate mail. Over one hundred letters
addressed 20 parties in Baltimore, New YORK
and other CITIES, were found upon his person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

~ The Legislature of PennsyIvania met in
annual session a. Harrisburg on Tuesday last
IT the Senate, GEO '. Lawrence. (Republi-
can.D Of Washington county, was re-eiccted
Speaker by a E1ajorty OF seven votes Ia The
housr OF Representatives, john Cessna, DEM
ocrai,i Of Bedford county, WAS elected Speaker
by woe %! 81 TO A.
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!" HE print"rs en- pleyed in the q vernment
Printing Ofice, 10 the number or one hundred
and eighteen, have petitioned Congress for an
increase Of wages proportional 10 IA. advanced
prices Of living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

~ The Covington Ky municipal election
took piace recently. The secessionists made
desperate effort, and fears were entertained by
some that they might be success ul, but the re-
suit show, their utter defeat, sII the Union can
didates being elected
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gain and preserve the respec, and confde,c. J,
the comm atty, whose Interests are conms,,s.
70 their especial keeping" .-
The Superinte snt Thea urg.s them 20 sss
AWAY in gentiemanly manner-to ayoi6
eosrseness OF language and slovenline.e OF n.
the, and IN 20 comport themselves as 20 brin.
no opprohriun upon the once.
IL Srerts them on their entrance on = ne -
YEAR, and hopes its progress and tprmins,in
ray domonstrats the capacity OF the force -
r. tam The confidence OF the community
-
CRIMINAL CocET, Jan. Nelson S4v.nxo.
charged with the larceny OF a lot OF clothirss
;TG,a r. t,ohen. vas acquitted.
Ill, 1870 ten' was acquitted Of an rsss ult q
Jan. -.--Charies Williams, indicted sor ST.,
TX '~o tToNcrniIic1t saddlcs, was scouittad
Robert jackson and Franklin smith wen,
con Tictod Of s'ea ling Treasury notice and bonds
frnin israri Moses. and sentenced TO eich.cr.
r'tnr ms I'm the prnitrniisrr.
thSri'c ". Miller, charged VIZ he l,r,ar.
90 an amount 81 clothing from l.. chen. yr 1,
acquitrd, -
"AsHITGTnN MONEY MaEKsr.-Q nofaf,ors
com aad auculrvpt money, furnished
by Lewis Johnson Go, BANKERS:
Buying. Selling.
4. :. Certificates Indebtadness. eis
Quartermasters' Checks, paya-
able in Certificates. .9.aqe
.-o-;oa-- 60 .s,ss Lax
Virginia bank noges, 20 discount South Car.
olna Gcoi2ia- SC. 20 disoouEt North Oar.
CHINA, IS discount
FIEE-IhP alarm Of fire sSont one O'Clock
to-day WAS aus-d by the burning Of shs Sta,Ie
OF Thomas sw'sHri, adieining Adams & Co.'S
delivery Office and -tablisg, on Il street. b.
tween Second and Third STREETS The properly
OF thr Express Company was in considerable
danger far tim, and wa only saved through
the utmost rGorts or the rln rioyrof. The horss,
were ~ once got ont, snd but email quantity
Of feed WAS cons umrd. The AreTnen were %
the spot promptly. II Is supposed ~ have h-~s
the work ~ an inCrndary, a. = man was rees
TO leave tho stable just prs ViouS 20 the alarm.
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- Hon. Joseph A. Gilmore, Of Concord, has
eoee nominated for Governor by the Repub.
iieaas OF New Hampshire. The elecuon will
'sks place on the second Tuesday OF March.
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L HIRD EDITION.
FOUR O'CLOCK A.. NJ.
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.
TBE Richmond PAPERS ADMIT .
LAMINTtBLE DEFEAT At
MISUNDERSTOOD.

THEY CLAIM HOWEVER TO HAVE TAKEN
1000 PRISONERS, 5000 SMALL ARMS.
AND ~ PIECES or ARTILLERY
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SiiIEYAS HiIHBRAws DOWN THE YAzos
l;itER 10 SSTDER's BIURP
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@The Senate yesterday confirmed the nom.
nation OF Jas. Monroe, or Ohio, as Consul q
BIO Jaaeiro
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CONFEDERATE ACCOUNTS FROM vIcks-
BURG
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JANIS T.. NrHDoCH.-This distinguished
eiccu:ICui-., gentleman IS much esteemed la
private life a. he j. admired by the public pro
feesI"Laliy. Is noNC generously ard patriotical-
iy giving has valuable time in the wav of seiec.
readings Cor he benefit OF wounded z nd suffer-
ing soldiers. On Saturday night he will give
reading OF selections from the best authors,
An the ~ nate Chamber, for this noble obi 60
scL III: sum rr@lized Is 10 20 expended un..cr
ths direction OF The committee of ladies at The
different hos pitfalls in this Immediate nai shbor.
hood.
MI MURDOCH is aow III the city, ard is stop.
ping 8: the residence Of Mr.. j. g. NCCiuir,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. Jau. 7. 1868.
Releases from the drsft q the ground Of 8lisssse
have been allowed in the following cases:
hc7rE. Wiere Drplf.d
Mark Lali. .......-....... .CuyahOgs co >, Ohio
Ole Nicholson kencsha co.. Wisconsin.
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1SI"S UrEIsIn1 IN East TEs:EssEE-A
Union force of several hundred men from East
Tennessee have located themselves about FORTY
hive miles west OF Chariot. North Carolina
with The deternlinati hon IF resisting a force Of
Three hundred rebels and ldians. viii ch is
sIationed in that vicinity. The rebels have
notified General Kirby Smith Of The fact and
seqnested him 20 sen': = body Of soldiers TO
Sssist them in driving the Union lncn away
BRAGG. however, has refused ihe assissanr-
ssketi. needing Smiths corps himself
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s%Gto. Wilk"-, Of he sporting psPer bP,rin :
BIS name. ana who claims that he caused the
displacement o. Ger. Mcclellan, now demands
ma; Gen. Hooker shall take the place OF Ruru-
side, and not he kept sInOthered in subordinate
command 10 a man who landed 81 Annapolis in
April, 1851, with bird of paradise f-sther in
ms ha;. and vino SAW his first battle al Bull
Run"
Hooker, according TO lie same paper, has been
writing letters" a IL kcarney, i'll which he
- thanks God he was not committed! to tha mode
Of attack" pnrsu"d NJ Fredericksburg.
George also modestly requests tina, General
B';ler shall take Secretary Stewards place, Ia
shoEz = brave a'titrde-- towards Fras..,. and
F1rIand
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~ NOTICE.
US \. ASSEa50Ris OFFICE, D
Collection D'sir,rf for Hs Dtstrio; Of Co!wnIbj1{
Al! pers9ns coneernsd in the Unted States assess-
ment On Licenses, Goots, Wares, Trades or Occu-
pstions, Merchandise, &C., &c as per act Of Cen
sress approIed July 1892, who resd in Collection
p.trIct OF plstrictot Coium bs are hereby notified
No. SOP Maryland avenue seventh Ward, for their
esaminaslo and inspection, and gin remain open
from this date, January o. 1855; also that the I'M
dsrsisnsd will, for the space Of ftesn days after
ton Of said list, remain ia his Office st the place
before named during the hours between O'Clock
n. N, and o'clock to hear and determine ON
al appeals which may be- exhibited against the
proceeding. of the Assistant Assessor.
AL appeals must bs maze in writing speeifyins
The PARTICULAR cause. matter, or thing respecting
which decision Ia reluss ted and shall state the
ground OF principle or inequality or error com
planned OF. p. M. PUARSOu
L. o. Assessor for Collection District
tacSt IChron. d Rep.I District OF Colu N bia
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THEY DON'T LIKE THE NEWS:

THE Ohf&bERATES HAVE HEARD Fso"
NUEFREBS BORO"
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sHERMAN TIfHDRAWS EROE TIE ATTACK
AND WAITS FOR REINFORCEMENT
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
SPIRIT OF TIN MORNING PRsss.

The I=tEiiiqenc<r, defining what is the fuhc-
,oas and place Of a "loy;.l opposition" to the
Government under ins titutions like ours, adopts
i'r. I.Iet@r's statement that by such opposition
Is meant party (which opposes on principle
thu administration OF the get Of men who have
Tor the tine icing the Government in their
alnde. Grf does under Odd arfthis he con- nor
fundamental iarr." The F-fsuioeHecr says:
40 lie always su5pscsiSe the Government of
EVIL purposes and sinister desi gns does not
however, form any necessary part of loyal
oFposlnon. Just as 10 be always laudipg IL,
with reason or without ress son, for what il nav
do or oSait 20 DO, Affords proof only OF superior
servlliIy rather than pre-. eMinent loyalty
The ch'cnieie comments upon Governor Sew
btoars message; calls il the grand manifesto of
tie opposition, and thinks it evinces the en- tir.
nnd cordial sympathy Ut the leaders Of the op-
position with the rebellion.
The ChToTicie sees also in IL - blind aud
desperate attempt - recover FOR the Democratic
party the Offices OF the Federal GoVerament,
and the enormous plurder which sigma liked
tue last two Democratic admia lstrations, and
which The Leaders have always considered
sa' irs by = -ort OF divine right