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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-23

BALDwIN-In Newark n J., on Sunday, Juns d. Johs
Bailey Baldwin, youngest child OF the late Chsie'
Tho friend. and relatives Of the family invited to sttsnd
the fpsr from No IA Walnut street. Newark on edne
day, the 2'th mt, at 8 y
BROWER-On Monday morning June %. Hannah .. Pace
Wit. Of bare, Brewer aged 81 years mouths and ~ gay
The funeral services az the North r. d. Church corner nno
held "Wednesday June "a at O'Clock p m Relasive'
and friends invited to stteDd without further notice.
BROUNER-On Monday. June 70 Howid Os.ood, young
est child OF Joseph aud PheOe AHu BrsuDer eyed yea
Th, relatives and end. Of family respectfully invited
to attend ibe the residence OF his parents No
4o7 SIKH syenue, on "wednesday moIniog at O'Clock
without further Invitation. Els remains will DO taken to
Tafytown fof inermsnt
FROELIGH-On Sunday. June a. William B.. son Of Eliza
aud the late soomon tIo-isn Ia tho 4th year Of ns age
tend ~. fiparl from his lat. re.iero o. No 52s Hud
street on Tue.d,y monrns at O'clock Without ln'-
Their invitation INA renao. will be taken to Ne"-io OH
Cemetery. Hacksnssck, tor iuteTmeIt
GRIFFEN-At Rye on Monday June %, John Grifen. IL
tue 67th year of his sge.
Tho relatives and friend. the ,my respectfully invited
t. tend the fanera from the Mrtnod Episcop. Church
q, MsInaroneck gha.osy. the 18th inst, at ociocs
witt out father invtation CgTss, viii be in attendance
al tie Msmaroneck Depot on tue arrival oil tue ~ HHi
tToN Sew York
HADLEY-on saturday June 20 after short illness Mary
f. beloved wife Of Washington Hadey, aged 81 year ans
The relative, and friend, respectfully invited to sen
fDnersl fo her lse residence. No " East oe'eo'
tenth street. TIL. Craesdsyl afternoon at . o'clock
MERRIAM In this city Monday June b. Of eou'ump'
tiOn, MI samuel Il MerflAm, hs'u years
Boston aud ymOuth Mass papers please copy.
hcGOUhKEY On Monday June ~, Nr' MGsr't
McGoUey formerly Of Albany 10 the 9h year OF het sgs
Her euds and those OF the families Of her snaw l.
Rogers and James Hntchnou rssp' cfully invited
attend fuoersl from her late residence No Nl Wee,
Nineteenth street, on Wednesday, tue 2th at ~ ocoe'
THOMAS-0n Monday. June %, at The re.dence OF he
daughter Ms Jane y. bert, Harlem Mshss. widow
ofth. late Elias Thon In the I'D year Of her age.
The relatives aud friends o. the family invited uteno
her uners Tue.dy, the 23d lost a, a o'clock rog ;,
nd aim
aud-tw -nty seventh street. -,
WlGOISS-Ou Moudsy. Juno 70. John Virgins, aged 81
years
The friend. and relatives respectfully invited to s'tend
funeral from his late residence, No lO West Forty
hrt street at O'clock this cay (Tussdsyl IJd int Inc
rem.in, will be taken to BronIvills. -
WEbB-A, Washington City. Friday. June IL. in tbs Goth
year OF bis sse Mr. BenJamia L. Webb, formerly resi-
dent OF this city. ~ .
Funeral services Gill be hold Of the house OF his oroherr
aw. w. W WiDan,. No lol East Fifteenth street mi.
d.y q, O'Clock M Iii, restivss and friends invited
| to attend without further notice
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Missouri Htnt~ Convention.

JFTTEVF7N CITI W0, W0"d1T T00e v. T"I
In the Couveu'ion to-day, Mr. Drake Introduced
"A resolution providing for an election by the p~oVl~
Of State ofcers. tie 9Th q October next 10 serve
until the next general election Ia N9yeG .er lS6i
suurtitutr ~ NJ .a---l. rh'tNulf[ tut iui" 10.
he election 10 November next. The matter hn-
been under discussion all day, hut the Comfn.ite~
iourned without action.
Meetings are being held all over The SiAie favor
ing immediate emancipation aud the election Of
State officers nv the PEOPLE.
The Convention unsniuously ras-ed a re.oluiihr
FOR the expulsion of Prince J.. lIndgus for ii,
LOYALTY.
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The Illinois Legislature.

81 LorIs mgndsy, Juno "a 1863.
The Docrofs sprmghel1 dispatches bay that
the Cle:kt the Assembly have scaled up the jour
nsls of boqIouses, and placed them in the haId'
Of the stst'reasurer. Tie Law says they shall be
deposited ", the Secretary OF State.
The law !, provides that the public printer shall
have an oihsl copy Of each days' proceedings Of
the Legis.atd which has not been complied With.
Tho Donocr pretend 70 consider the Assembly
70. Ia session rbese journals arc public property,
snd open by lato III, even while tho Houses are
20 N session.
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Gen, Franklin offers his Services.

HsKKisBUHG. 81 ndsy. June a. 1862
Gen. Franklin arrived here to-day from York, and
rendered Bis services to Gov. Curtin in any capacity
he might think proper to place him.
lie gave the Governor and Gen. Couch much val
liable information. Tho indications that biz
service will be required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-23

The BUTTERFLIES AsD MoTHs oY ANEBIcA.-L.
PrsDs Co Of Boston have just Issued new se, Of thei
beautiful colored LthogAphc Album Picture entitled The
Butterflies and Moth. o. America" This Is Part ~ Of the
Series aud portrait. Of Pspio Thihoul' Pspo
Aonss P4plio Asyns P,pilo Phesii, Psio kOIans Ju'
nonla Aserie, Junonia Ohhyis Nsno nlhomels' BY
Gina Pedis Cathea Sapphire Asu, Aeon aud Mechanics
Fucrsto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-23

ADsIHAL FooTr.--Ihe condition Of Admiral
Foots somswhA, improved yesterday morning ami 10
eusbed TO pasks of zone slight noufi'hmelt and \
little wine His breathing not, .tottorou' on The
preceding Jay and hs physicians aud relatives who have
BEEN anrsmng IN their attentions to the 'ahsfer en'eiaip
hopes Of BIZ recovery
late hour s.t nEht be- reported to be ssiu In a
very wssk condition.
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(oIored Convention Postponed.

To ne Ieif0r AZ The =. }. IrtEaG
SIR. The Mas Convention of Colored Ciiiren'
which was to have been held on the 9th and 26th
OF June int. at Poughkeepse, in behalf u the
" Fremont Legion isp-s'poued until the 18th day
Of jolly on account Of The impo-sbiliiy Of completing
the preparations within the proposed time.
Yours truly. EDWARD GlLBERI,
Chairman ~ Committee on Fremont Legion
Ns,0. York June ~, 1868
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FROM Utah To-day.

sur LaEE CRY, Mouiny Juns p l'i1
Fifty 81 Sam Palch's band have jus! been cap
iur,d. Ton Inoiaus were killed at Government
Springs last Saturday.
The Utes are appearing in large numbers in the
Southern settlements.
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nIoiIs Close nj the Posr-Omce.

For Great Britan and the Continent. DY steamer
Africa, via Boston, Tuesdsy. June 2........ y p m
Fer south Pacific aud Central AInsroa by steamer
ocean Queen. Ta.,d4y June 23............. lOi a.
For Europe. by steamer Bohomiin. Via Ousboc'
Thuudsy, june 13.......... P w.
For California &c. daily Sunday ercegt-il .
overland Vi, ST. Joseph Mo........3 a. N aud 8, p IN
Souh-AIhany Bndao aud Canedas. IS a m aud 5. o. IN
,or,b and Wet Wav Mail Observation-Disclosures. A.
Western Meil via Efir NailTOsd..3 a. IN end 3; o. M
southern and 5Ou,h-Wostofn Malls m ~ and Ioi p M
F,.i.r, Mail ...,..............3a N. Ia aud q.
New. BEDFORD Newport and all Riyer..........', D. m
IN. Lon, lsisud Mai closes al 81 nL, and % D. N
sundsy Mails On SUNDAY all malls close al u o. H.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River RR.. 65 Warren 70.
I'll ~ and 81 ;, aud 10 D. M. ouhdsJ' ';H p ~
10 Albany. bv baIlem RI 2oth-s aud ith-hs iOia "a
10 Boston. by ksw-London line, Pier J1 ~
r. stoniDgion line, Pier 10, N. H. aud fai
River line. Pier .. N. H.. daily SundaJ'oE-
ceptedl. .............. ':.'I.'' Up ="
10 Bos on, by New-iiavsn RR., Via spnhR =,
field 27th-st aud 4thay....... M ana ~ and D. H.
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MARRIEn.

CASWELL-WH Sunday. June q, by the
A. 5. Cs.wel to Charlotte f. sldes, daughter OF L. b
Whitmore. s,q.. ali ofJer.ey City.
LIE COUNT-SIANKS-O Thursday, 1.n. Ia a. Trinity
Chapel snty fifth street. by the Rev. Wul,sm T. Elem
btodt. D. ID Wiiism " Ls Count to Mary Ho.sn sids.,
daughter OF Jobn Sbsnks, NJ d.. all OF this city,
Glasgow (5cotlAnd) pa pers please copy.
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Fntcrtntumruts.-T June 2J.

NIBLOS OARDEN-The Duke, Motto
LAURA KEENES THFAIER-Wives ofPaH..
NATIONAL ACADEMY Or DEslON-No. 6i5 Broadway
.BaRNUMS MUskUM-Oeu. LON Thumb and wife. Com
kutt end Mimi. Wsuen at all LoGfs Dramas at anu 4
IRVING NALL-Ihs Sic e0pticou.
HOPE CHAPkL-Duhocq's HoIy Land.
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bpetlG! Ncilres.

Thirteenth Ward.-A regular monthly meeting Of th'
THIRTEENfH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO la ilOA,
viii o. held a, Osnauslnessy's Hotel, THIS (IuesdsJ
EPEs 4. ELERY, President
1,nS, NJ t...,ay Secretaries.
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(. Y. Iu.,i,ution for the Instruction of the

y. Y. Insiiiuti0n for the Instruction OF the
ID, al nd Dumb. iho snnus eIsminsiiyn 81 tue pup
tui ln,ti.u'iOn viii Commerce on MONDAY the go
i-st snd wi. continue for two days. Tn WEDNLoDAl
the s.b a. there vii be exhibition in the Chapel Of tie
lnttution q O'Clock Tho Life Members are par
rly Invited 70 at.ud. The Hadson River k al tram
.,srtns a. O'Clock from Chanb-sst wi convey visitors
10 .De nearest station, l3ldsL r,,,,o
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.Bay Me and IN do YOU Good.o

bay Me and III do You Good"
This I, the aud expressive motto on Dr. LANGLEYs
ROOT AND HERB BlTTERs, the best medicine dis.
covered for the cure of Dyspepsia Jaundce. Billion. and
Liver Costveness aud Humor and all diseases
sti,p. rom dsordered stomach aud bad blood Sod oy all
druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-23

COL Gates OF the L. 5. Army sA.t during he cam
psgu Me Le mid rather retire to his coach without
his sword then a bo,,lo OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
It the only medicine he used through tho Mexican
pasn Gen j. Hobart Ward. OF tie Army OF the Potomac
became acquainted with 1t. virtues in Mexico and always
keeps Ia his camp In sudden attacks OF Diarhea Dyson
terry pain 10 the bowels head stomach or In cases Of Rhea
mat.m Neuralgia wounds, cuts bruises Sore Throat
Influenza Hoar,en.s Railways Ready Relief cures mme'
dasy Let who value health aud safety be without, IT,
sodat No 81 Msden-aae Of Golds. and by drug
ys,s
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BEAUTIFUL Lifeline PICTURES.
Negatives registered r. A LEwIs isl Chs,h,m.,. N Y
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,cstlS si EHsGutys, appointed
eus the Executive tom mice appoin ed 81 Tue ls
Nsons Causl Conyslsa At he 81 Sicho.s Hotel 10 tA
CITY OF New.Xoh THURSDAY, tho I'd day OF July mex
At ~ o'clocs
Au attendance 81 all the rnehes OF the Committee eiru-
e.iy requested ISAAC y. ARNOLD, Chairman pro ten
Chicago June L.. 1909
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Spring and Summer.

spring and Summer.
| hsye just completed my extensive stock Of
SPRING aud SUMMER CLOTHING. not SUI
passed in the way of assortment taste style price
in tht. city. Toe Custom Room. thillrens and
Furnishing Department. not oquAcd Entire satin
action given, or money returned Please call and
examine Tor yourselves.
l. Il. BALDWIN Mo-. 20 and % Bowsry
LARGEST STORE IN The CIll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-23

The Farmers, Club of the American Institute
viii meet the Cooper Union Building rms
DAY Tuesday, June ~ al O'clock pm. The ineetnss Oh
this Ciub open to toe pubho - .
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To tie Associated Press. ~ ,oc,
wABiSGToS. Monday, June r. 1863
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsHiN@1OS' MONDAY, Juho 10, ioo''
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander SPOTS has been ordered to Port
ROYAL. S. c., to relieve Commander Alma in COM
mand Of the steamer South Carolina also, Com
mander Williamson, to take command Of the steamer
Flag, at the same place.
THE PRESIDENT AND FAMILY GONE TO SOL
DIERS HOME.
The afternoon papers say that Precedent Lincoln
and family would leave the city to-day for their
Summer retreat, the Soldiers Home.
SEIZURE OF REBEL PROPERTY.
Tie Msrhal for the District Of Columbia, has
seaed tho real estate Of William +. Phillips OF
Vrguia, formerly Sixth Auditor under Mr. Bu'
chansa.
COMMAND OF THE WABASH.
Commodore Foxhsll A. Parker has been ordered
10 tho COMMAND Of the screw irgsie Wabash Oh the
South Atlantic Blockading Squadron.
FOR PORT ROYAL.
The supply steamer Massachusetts will leave Phil
adelpha on Saturday next tue 9th. for Port Royal.
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The EwGpe also publishes the substance Of the
rply OF Prince Gortcuakoh, which is addressed, not
tctbe Russian Minister in Washington, but 70 tho
American AMBASSADOR at ST. Petersburg. in order
Ls be at iberty TO publish at once in the official
spr Of St. Petersburg friuce Gorcbakon,"
N Hufops says, "e1Presses, III tie name OF the
Enle or, hi august MASTER the satisiacton aud the
gnsAuds which the heart Of hs Maje.ly bas fel, by
sedng 3. Imperial policy and intentions 70 wen ap.
pr'ciats by the American people. lie refers, by
The wa, 10 revolutions, their doctrines, and the
con'eqnces which they bring inevitably in their
tra, u he exp, eases his wish for the pacicalion
Of t5s Aerican Republic"
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IT OPERATES LIKE MAGIC.
Msa WINDOWS SOOTHING Syrup,

For CHILDREN TEyrBISa.
SoNens the reduces Inflammation alleys ell pain
regulate tho bowels; perfectly safe in all millions
Of mothers can testify.
Twenty five e-nts bottle.
Ohce No. ~ Dey-,, New.York and No. 2O5 High Holboru
London. Ensland
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Letter from the Rev. n. GiLD.. 81, Clsr.ville Pa:
GENTLEMEN: You hind enough former occasion.
to send III. half dozen bottle. OF Plantation Biteu for
sJ Ny wife having derived much beOhi from tho a's
Of ,h.se Bi,e desire her to continue them aud you vii
gleass seud us ,I bottles for tho money inclosed
All. v.iy truly. yours
NE Gmp., Pastor Ger Ref Church.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

sudden burst ofsmoke and flame, from many a lhun-
deriog gun,
Proclaimed alon the echoing hills, the conflict had be-
while shot and shell, athwart the stream wi Aendsh
fury spad
To strew among the living llaea the dying and the dead
Then louder than the roaring Storm pcalel forth the
stern commanl,
Charge soldiers, charge - and, at tho word, With
shouts, a arless band
Two hundred heroes from Vermont rushed onward,
through the food
And upward, o'er rising ground they marked their
The miten Zoe before them fed, in terror ftom his post
While, unsu'ianai, two hundred stood to battle with
host
Then, turning as the raSns ranks, with murderous re
replied,
They bore the fallen DER the field, aad through the
purple tide
The llen And the arst who fc in that unequal strife
Was he whom Mercy sped 10 save when Justice claimed
Tho pArdoned soldier Ana, while ye. the conflict ragged
~h'y't bis lIfoDlood eoDed away through every gapni
wound
While yot his vooi grew tremuloaI snd death bsdmmcd
his eye
He caesAis comrades to attest, h. had not feared to
d.rl
And ia hi'as: expiring breath prayer to heaven wa.
sent.
Tina, God with Hl unauIas grace, would blss our
President
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
To the Ladies OF Vermont.
U. ), GENERAL HosPlTAL

Brattlsboro, VI, Feb %, 1868.
Your response to my calls ior AID IN behalf Of
this Hospital have been answered in Il manner
fully equal to the expectations had formed,
and which we're founded upon a long acquaint
ancc with your character. IL now becomes
matter OF historic interest that such liberal CON
tfibutiOns in money and clothing have been fur
nished with almost surprising alaciity FROM all
parts Of the State, and amongst the may val
liable evidences Of the patriotism of the people
of Vermont will bs found in the State Archives,
a record that the mothers and daughters first
gave their sens aud brothers, and then contribu-
ted most literally Of their goods, to render them
mors comfortable not only in the field where
they were fighting for glorious cause, but
also in this salubrlous retreat where they again
can enjoy their own native air, and secure tho
benefit Of its healing power.
This hospital as IL now stands s itself a mon.
ument to the Soldier. 1t tells the plain story,
that the people Of this State value his seryices
|. says we do not forget how freely our Sons
have shed their blood on Southern soil to pre-
vent the aggrsssions of rising aristocracy,
based upon human slavery. 1t says we remem-
Der with pride Warwick Creek, Antlelam,
South Mountain, Champions Pass, Frederlcks
Jul ahh WV MeuJ i1hs hlHiNhNef GIN va 20 uul
nights Of toll and priVatI0ns our soldiers have
endured. 1t says, too, here rcpose-lDd al
though all have not been alike hcnorlbic-and
the restraints required to secure order and JUS
tice may he irksOme aud Annoying t. the half
soldier and inpatient friends, the patriotism Of
the people isks OF its inmates that they prove as
good soldiers IN hospital at they have been in
the field.
We beg 70 say in conclusion, that before shis
stream OF bsa sfcence that has been 4 wing so
steadily for weeks past, and which eu a,ws in
all the silent eoqutbce of the pla.ii Lonu,ct-
cut that glides beneath our walls, can be o ped,
all our wants will be supplied. Wpul 'ecJrd
s this-docs Il notspesk volumes Ia your praise
Cease then Ia Ies-rtserye all thai yuu can tor
fltuTe calls-thsy will occur il tho Sanitary
Conn mission VINO have rendered our soldiers Ia
tbs field sucn service ce-remembar tlaC nut IOr
them our ,uherlng at WARWICK Creek, Williams
burg, AMI many oghor pltoss woull have dub
led. Buta, Sue sane time remember there nay
be anotssr call upon your benevoence within
our own borders.
In my monthly report for February, | shall
Sve you tbs particulars Of THIS conIl,bu Ijn ani
is application TO the uses for winch 1t has been
designated
ED. +. pnTLPs Surg y. 5. Vol 4
Surg. in Charge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

VERMONT SENAroRs.-A Washington cores.
pondcnt Of the Springfield Republican, in hi,
sketches Of Senators, gives the following. 1t will
some ten yelr.ye', we believe, before Senator
Foot will carry his serenity years, but we trust
he will then do il with unbent shoulders and un.
wraked face:
"Across the aisle is noble trio Senators Col.
lamey ard Foot OF Vermont, and Senator Fe.en.
den of Maine. 1t would be impossible to find
two grander representatives Of honorable age,
than we see in the senator's from Vermont. Judge
Colhmer, 1t is impossible to hear from the galle-
ries, but when he speaks, the Senate listens, which
is the greatest Of all compliments, for the Senate
does not Away, exert itself to use it, ear,i bu,
it pays due respec, to an oracle on all points touch.
ing the Judiciary" Senator Foot carries bis
seventy years with unbent shoulders aud an un.
wtinkled face. His hair is perfectly white, hi'
head massive, his features finely cut bis piercing
eyes undimmed bis smile 'ull Of sweetness. He
i the most senatorial Of senators, and a. pfe,t
dent pro tenn he prssiaes with unapproaehabl,
dignity the slightest buzz bringing down thc
ivory mallsi with promp,est unction, and th,
senotian voice calling the senators TO their seat,
like so many school boys"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

ty Of a Rebel, who may take refuge with any
part Of this Army And do promise to every
Negro who shall desert the Rebel Standard full
security 10 follow within these Lines any occu.
patton which he shall think proper.
Given under my Hand, at Headquarters
Phllipsburg, the Both day Of June, l779.
II. CLIN on.
BY His EIc'lencys Command.
JoHs SIXTH, Secretary
And ii any further evidence were needed Of
the fact Of this employment of negroes as sol
ders in tho revolutionary war, we find it in the
following extract from Spesoh of Charles c,
Plnckney OF South Carolina, delivered in Con-
gress as late as 1920. Nr. Pincknsy in the
course Of AspeOch on the Missouri Compromise
bill said
g AT the commencement of our revolutionary
struggle with Great Britain, oil the States had
this class Of people( negro .avss.) THEY All
EHTAEKD INTO THE GREAT STRUGGLE WITH SIM
LAR vlLws-LIKE BRETHREN, THEY coNTINDED
roS TnE BENEFIT OF TnS WHOLE, leaving 10 each
the right to pursue its happiness in its own
way. They thus nobly toiled and bled together
REALLY LIKE nRETHEEN.
They then were, as hey still are, as valuable a
part OF our population to the Union, as any
other equal number Of inhabitants They were,
in numerous instances, The pioneers, and in all.
the laoorers of your armies. To THEIR HANDS
wkRE OWING THE ERECTION or THE GREATEST
PART or TUE foRTlTlcAroNs BiIsGD FOR THE
PROTECTION oT OUR COUNTRY. Fort Moultrie
gave, at an early period of the inerporience and
untried yalor Of our cl!zens Immortality TO
American arms And in the Northern States,
numerous bodies Of them wore enrolled, and
fought SIDE Br SIDE WITH THE WHITES, the bat
ties Of the Revolution
We hops those who are so extremely sensitive
at every proposal Of employing negroes in the
service OF the federal government, will, after
reading the above extracts, take tho trouble to
consider why it is in any sense any more in vio-
lation Of the usAges Of civilized warfare to in.
yite slaves to fight Tor the Stars and Stripes now
than it was 10 the war Of the Revolution.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

TIE SIcoSp New llAursHiRE REoMENr.-
This regiment, which has just been permitted
to return to New Hampshire to recruit, wasra
Gen. Scklos' brigade, and on the occasion of
its departure the General is.ucd compliments
airy order, in which hO intimated his opinion of
the copperheads in the following paragraphs
You will perhaps encounter not few who
find everything to deplore in the means employ.
ed 10 suppress the rebellion, and nothing to
commend except their own ekertion. to confer
authority upon those who apologize for treason
and sue for peace with the traitors who spurn
them.
You have offered your own live, for the Union.
You have buried many brave comrades un the
bloody ielcs Of tho rebellion You will know
how to repcl the approach of renegades who
would betrar the cause for which your dag has
been proudly borne in battle.