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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20

inclpisut state of plane aud arrangements,
are compensatory for all expenditures -
And as arrangements are maturing the
Government can afford to do still more for
this people, and still reap corresponding
benefit,
Any class of iuhabuants, 10 any cOuu-
try, trained to Industry ADD educated, are
safer and better in any community than
so many ignorant and GntrAined half. saw
ages. And further here-sbe policy Of the
Government and the course of the friends
of the freedman forever Preclude aad se-
cnre against their emigration north, where.
no interest invites, either theirs or ours
Aud, N fact, they are not flooding the
North, nor will they.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
Missions aud schools Among ths
Freedmen OF the South.

ST. CLAIRsvILtE o., Nov. II, 1868.
Editors Intslhgeneer:
We ask the privilege of presenting, thro'
the IntslListnesr, this subject TO the good
and liberty loving people OF Western Viz
Riuia. We have just returned from = tour
South, the object of which was 70 visit the
missions and scboolsSamong the Freedmen /,
especially at Memphis, Tenn, and Corintb,
Miss. The schools there were among the
first in operation in the southwest.
The friends of the cause, particularly In
the East, sooa after the breaking out Of
the war turned their attention to this peo.
ple, and 70 the importance OF missions and
schools tor their benefit. The Atlantic
border was the first field OF their lAbors.-
Hundreds OF benevolent persons, many OF
them females, volunteered to work IN the
cause in that eastern field, some of them
without any pecaniary aid or remuuerA'
The East is far ahead of the West in this
cause, and tha: field may be Raid TO be sup
piled, while the West Is comparatively
destitute. Many benevolent christians and
patriots are now turning their attention to
The West.
The whole number Of slaves freed since
the commencement Of the rebellion may be
set down At from 100000 to 1000, ,000.-
These are divided iuto two classes-the
Reqiaents, those enlisted ihto the UDiOn
army; and the Camps, all others Of every
sex and age grouped together in camps for
the convenience ofths Government in their
mansgement, and for the greater safety Of
the Freedmen. There are now enlisted
about 100000 colored men, in companies
and regiments, and that number 10 daily
increasing. Both these classes row form
interesting fields for benevolent effort, and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR-

7 i inset aud Fishf that shSuid A. Apr.Iint,,i
i hnes AsknOWledge tbe hand Il an oVGiFsling
kD9gIs4Ee Has power, aOA uisdon aud EoGdSsSs
And tbat he dOsth al thisEg veil
| 1hs ehaStt1emant q E808lliUu and UaT ha1 born
| uDon the nAtiOl, yVr daTi1E me - yesr ~
hath giV01 the nattOs ~ aRfl sGnal VictoIio4 o1Sr
oGf en- ases aa4 lAfs an1tio1 q oO1hfTy has b.
look iorUaGt With hapRy a1tiepStioa - tSo T6s.o-
Fation ere lo1g. Of Law, OFdar a11 The uBdisputoA
HRthUEity q tie GOVsEnnsnt IhF01 holi the sntiro
| iand. and 70 thAt sad 10 which ~ uoaId % n0eh
T'joteo-4 poEmansGt and a. Abtdtag psana
He hath - Og. FTulS1 AGAiRs kAa reaes -
heHa PTostTVsd Eifh ~ naPiOns.
ne BAH PS.ooTyea q tr0l1 p.stil.noe, asA hath
sSsntSo9i .GEPed tbS naiioa stth Al he eo-
NS ~ ~ 1 noSe.sl1y - make - happy
lie bath especially VVuehssSsd t6 the psopIs oFthis
FtatS the ostablsAnSai abd OTeaB Eattou u GepS-
rate OG1molHaalth; and W6ils . FuTtiou q a.
tsFT1toEy = stu subieet 70 hostile tTsaI aud por.
tl9n q car citizens are subJSet 0 The a1eltss a
SOoO-VeIy o8-Hs Eiu q 70 uaiO - ShS En1i.
eaiy o oaendsd lnU throuEhDut AL Ger bGrssEs
IN VlsW Of all ShiLh, as5 ae1lrdanee with the
ree0ain.endattOn q tie Preuident Of the United
statnA Arthur I. BsTeHaa. 5JVeEnar Of thp state
81 WoSt NtTgiEie. d. BpP5iuf and apaTT Thursday
the tUoufyssiIth day Of SOsSnb-r r iustaut = ~
Of Thanksgiving and Praiss AImishfy GOD k1r his
EfesI eoodnees 9nd many msTees during tie year
as<nbie on that day ~ their usual place. of uor.
sup ana 9ncT op ths aSeEiFtiOns Justly due ~
BIT sstnGs On rs for the time 70 eous that X. iii
Eiyo us OHF EsAniEod sRs aud si,or.e iniges. A
ne Ni CONTINUE % give slcce8s ~ the means beiuE
nads "so q TO relieve us fun Ftbsitln and ub-
1Tt iast:Su; that the AuthuTiIy oi the tu1eFnuSnt
nay GS PsEmAnsnty OstabHshed. aBd that peare,
eSneori And ubiOh lay Be- restored IL all the IA1d
And While We are rstOtciEE aud oeTinE praises toT
the Abundaneo With Nhieh Wo are bI,st, les us nos
lofget 70 rsDRwbaT the p1or and the nsel5y, the
Itd0g aud the cEphan, Wh8m the Vels-ltudes oT life
Aoa The sas1Altirs of war have IstI 10 iast
pEoTttet fer and unpFuteeted
Done At the city - WhssiinS % this tAiFa day {
NUtembsE Ia The yea VI on Lord zoe thyusaEd
SSs1t aeoaFeo aua si1ty-thFees Sed Of The state
ARTHUR L BORENAN.
:; Eto4h BOuEns Secretary OF state
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20

u -ePfcIAL NOTICES DoubI0 the Ab0Vo Eatb9.
09-YoArly Advertising on reasonable terms, Gecor.
ding to tho space occupied and the number of ehAAOa
made.
All AladseFtissHsntsfr from trAhAsnl tArsous or stEGnR
Ors. to Be pGid fbr Ia afnaneG.
Business Cards not exceeding I'VE tines $40 per rear
or 70 f aE mouths but for shortNr period nothing
viii be counted les than . square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate budneSs; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsOna ~
we'll all legal sdVGTtSemeutG Gnd Advertisements
ofAnetOn salos and real estate in by them musI
be paid for u the usual rates.
Na-AdVertis0mouta not accompanied with WrttSa
directions W b inserted untH forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices Tor Political NeetiuEs to be charged tn all
cases ~ full ratsa-
Marriages, NOtieesOf Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, 50 csntb each. nouVll-'bo
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DISSOLUTION.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

T WOULD respectfully Inform ny patrDoa, and All
1 VhO want 6rSt elaig pictures, thgs, With fsVOFS-
Die WeatbaTstbs arst ct thts Nook hall AkS soUe
jmp1FtAut ImpEOEamS0ts i8 ny GAllsEy, dhnanlsd
by adTaueeEDSpt in ths AIT - vel - 20 meet ths
Iera1sO IN ny buaIDssa ao8 b abls. nStWithStAo4.
lnR the aVpEpaehinE sh0Tt dAEk days q winter,
WaiE upG9 my eastuDsss PronpGiy. Gilkoat uA-
piaslast dslBy. NoanFimS ean nakA as god pc.
lures - ever: Hnd th0Ss whom fec dlYs dSIsy
UOuId iDoonVsnisooo, AhAll be hHpPy "a wait upo0
at R1y tina.
oetle 4. A.G.PAEIRln8R. 9.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
Trustee's Sale.

TlY ViFtuS of = Deod Of FruSt. eEecaisd BY IslIah
~ Knapp, TTlstSs " 3 T. wrISat All E..Eabeih
[. Rig, % the undsFslEn-d, % the sth day u
JannSEy, lsS, and daily EeeoFdsa the SarVeJ ore
OAee q the POGt o! Wheaiing. y. Va , 10 fJiio :,
1855, Iho fEo9I door tts C0qTr tSas- N Wheel
tngs W. Va, self at Publie Suetioa reTfate stern
wheel stea1boaFrliiott the '-EgtSatia=,T fvitb her
e"IFnty- w. Va
THRNS OF SGLs:-FOr eash ~ 60 % much Of the
PrUesads - may be heeeislry q pay on certain
cote made by the sid IsAsab knapp TRUSTEE A.
sforoallA, In tsVOT VI J. UshslbaEsS, 4 atei ts-
the Tth day Of SanlASy, 1850 all ealituE for SsJJ
an4 - dStTay the eEpensas Of sEesatiu this
The Tes,duS ot tie purchase Jney hs aIIs pay
able Ia tUO equal ihStAimsHts. aiE And twelve
moutha tEol TIE day 4 SAL the purehA=-T sSin;
'RPEgIT:s9s RIPG,I:s6. Se'uFisy' An HoGN:s
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SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS
TAy VIYHEE9T TNY(r


HNHB sruFneA viii odar EIr sale - t,ah r Aae.
! ti0u ~ The dor o. tNs Court HOlss N ths city
Il wheeling % 6at1Fdsy. NsVsmbsE 3tSs, A. D. 1888
At o'eloek, p. the flli0Eins described lo.s ts-
uAtsd in the t9Eu q Whe-lius. Ohio eOg1fy, Aai
state u West ViTEinls, ~ SIT:
Parts q lSts nunbsTe1 one ADD thrsa, situated 90
tiIe eASt sidS 0G rita stEest in tie tusnay-arss
SlaaRo Of GoAh ZAbs'6 addition . tie ESGu OF
Wheeling, b0Bb1Rd Aoll0EB:-cOmmPncfnE "a
Ftfh stFOet, p5iHf which 4 Afty-atE ts 4 nine
inches noTth fnouA tha ogEneF q N3uroe stFusf
theues oaAtUlrdly ~ night angles from EiHh agFreG
uinetyt07R i1Et; GheDeo n1IthU8FdIy pGrai.al aiE5
FItth street. thTSgtAre= &-G5 GhsbrS SostUar!IT 10
Piith GtTS6t and At Fikh4 angeg thsF=gfth fhesee
sonthBar1ly and b31ding sId RIlIh Gtroas 10 the
place Of beELnltns. e1ut8intlg ab09t thiFfy-Ose
hunrOd And four fSt; als5 the asd riEht Of Uay
VI the alley Galt sdO of raid 0ta SD IQEl were
fJTDoGiy owned bJ John J. Carroll.
Terms Of aAl8-One-EhiFt calh 4, haul 49, third
Ia yeas and the residue In tUO years: deferred
paynsats 10 baAE tnGSfast fto0 day Il all Ard Sa
cured by ElITtEASb % tha pESuiasG
apo. wreEu.n, AOs,,oussrs Sa.s r "O1sIfE So1iI:I:
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aailpsntelllge1fer
TERMs oE ApYERTIsING.

TUnyI SOUP LISEs or NoSPLEl1., (ca oSI mon Jos
LEss, MAXI 9auARE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
REMOVA AL

DARTRIDGE has removed bis Gallery seFoss the
Z StFeot 70 the StoFO-rOoB fJEDaEly oeelplOd By
HeiSEell sWeSFinSsD, hTSt door stove Hobbs j
Barnes.
HAyfng AttoA up the baIl4Ing 81 NaIn street In
eonnset0R With the oaO 10 tt rear % WatSf EFSef
be has nov one ofths most complete sgtsbIishm6nts
q the kind 10 the oouutTy funlO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
By order of the Secretary of War.
L. THOMAS,

0Ul4tAuS GeuGTAl.
This order explains itself. 1t shows The
deep interest the Government is taking in
this cause. Nor is Il costing the Govern
meat dollar, In the aggregate the con.
trabands arc rather remuneratiVe. The
proceeds Of their labor, even now in the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20

Pr,o. rs s... p,r bottle, or sir beetIss ior sLOo
--For ale by DraEzIs:s aad DsalsEs sysEyWhors
n ~ uaitSd states, and BY all The Druggists and
DSslSrS In wheeling. oesS-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
ORDNANCE OFFICE.

.s,:sSS:: -, Is::s 1er..., s.sr.,.r, OF state
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20

VIcKsBURG, MISSISSIPPI,
September 20, 1868.
l. The following regulations for the
government Of freedmen are ANNOUNCED for
the information and government Of all
concerned:
II. All male negroes, who after eKamin-
alton shall be found capable of bearing
arms, will be organized into companies
and regiments. All others, tncludipg men
incapable Of bearing arms, women aud
children, instead Of being permitted to
remsin in camps in idleuess, will be re-
quired TO perform such labor as may be
suited to their several conditions. in the
several staff departments Of the army, on
plantations, leased or otherwise, within
our lines, 81 wood choppers, or in any way
that their labor eau be made availAble.-
For the carrying ont Of these regulations
there will be established system Of geo.
eral and local supervision.
III. The Quartermaeters, Commissary
aud Medical Department will issue supplies
necessary for the care and employment Of
these people on the requisiLion of the
properly authorized officers.
". All freed people, by whOmsOever
employed, will be paid for this labor as
already ordered, or as hereafter may be
determined by the commanding general Of
the department.
v. A tax of ten per cent. on all labor
rated at sig dollars per month, or above,
will be deducted from monthly payments
by all officers aud private indITidaals, en-
ployinG or having 10 charge eUlOsed la
borers, to be expended according TO order
for providing for the sick and otherwise
dependent.
vi. Transportation will be furnished fer
persons aud goods, tor the benefit Of these
people, on government transports and mill e.
tary railroads within the department, on
the orders OF the General Superintendent
VII. Citizens voluntarily lAboriug tor
the benefit of these people, saving as they
do to the government, cost OF labor iu
providing for their care, will, when prop
erly accredited by the General Superintsu-
dent, be entitled to rations, quarters and
transportation on government transports
and military railroads within the depart.
ment. 4 BiL et.L So
By order of the Secretary of War.
L. THOMAS,
Adjutant General.
This order explains itself. Il shows The
deep interest the Government is taking in
this cause. Nor Is il costing the Govern
meat q dollar, In the aggregate the con.
trabands arc rather remunsratiVe. The
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20

NO. es1 ARCH STREET
htsespat oae. a.a Aa"Sa@~s.
JoNEs4EyAxs.
tsueos.sOrs TO Q. N. Jackson oo.,l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20

Dr.. WA. CAMS, surguOa Of tie Tsuth vsraOut
Aegina0t, WTtEos:-"I wish every sOIdiSr had bot
lie Of Plantation Bittsra Thsy are thS EoOst Gss-
! tiVS. TOEluCt, an1 haRmIOls t0uie 0vur ussIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

2 AIDES DRESS FURs. Just opened ;,
/ A extensive and well-assorted stock Of ~ ~
DIES and CHlLDKEN'S DRESS ara FtN'
CY FURS, made expressly Tor cur retail traGo
~ our house in New York, andwarranted 10 b.
the best in this market.
We especially call the attention Of purchasers
to our Russian Sable. MaxtlEl, ElIeh
Mink, Siberian Squirrel, ard sszer;.
can and Canadian Hurs, consisting in Ia.
dies and Children,ss Iippet5s, Capes, Mnntes
ic1s
W. We del, all omretition in this line.
al the same Time We b1jng in remembrance
our stock Of La&aies' aISAzis and Nantes.
usress Goods. and general stock OF NRY
GOODs, which is daily INCREASED with the
newest and choicest patterns Of fashion.
W. Furs from the country viii be bought,
both for export and manufacturing, At the high.
est market prices.
szs~ Rem emhcr, 48 Market Space near sev.
enth street under the Avenue House. Washing.
ton, D. c. 5: Y W. NJ j. On bhhG.
Washington, nov 19-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11
JOHN r. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY URUEEK,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREETS.
TQAS constantly on hand, Nos. J, ard s
Nackercl in barrels, half barrels, and kt:;
Salmon, Potomac Herring, Smoked Halilu
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beef: $50, 8
choice brand Of Sugar Cured Hams, 1os a:lily
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and q general as.
S ortment Of goods for family supplies, Gall and
examine. acc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

James G. Mcclure & Co., in Washington
Yesterday afternoon, sold the following: ~
400 corporatation Of Washington quarterly
six per cent. stock at l0l; 5000 corporatlon u
Washington semi annual six per cent. stock at
l0l; 500 corporation of Washington quarter
" I've per cert. stock at 80; two shares far-
mers and NTechanicks Bank stock at IS; ST.
600 corporation of Georgetown SIX per cent.
stock at lO4. .
Arrangements are made for the exchange
Of all citizen prisoners, and steps are no" III
progress for their mutual delivery
In Washington, on Saturday morning, as
BODY Of about two hundred convaieseent sol
diers were being marched from the railroad
station to the camp in Virginia, they attacked
every colored person who fell in their way
along Maryland avenue. 'SAs they proceeded,
their violence increased, until they arrived
near the Long Bridge, when they got stones
from the street, and sent them lying IN 81 al
rections at every colored person IN sight, some
CT whom were struck, and quite number OF
windows were broken. The guard who had
them in charge seemed to be wholly inadequate
to the task of keeping them in order, and their
efforts were mainly to hurry them on out OF
sight Of citizens, and over the bridge. About
eight o'clock on Tuesday morning, freight
wagon containing a couple OF negro men was
fercely assailed by squad Of soldiers on their
way 70 the Seventh street wharf, with stones
and other missiles The officers seemed to
take 40 pains whatever to stop this abuse by
their men,
Il is said, on good authority that the En-
peror Of the French is actually shipping from
Alexandria, Egypt, to Mexico some thousands OF
Nubian troops, for whose services IN MS AZ
mics he has bargained with their master, the
pasha. They are conscrpts, as black as the
ace OF spades, and having orig naiy been forced
into the Pashas service, are again being forced
into that of Napoleon III. On this continent;
making no little resistance in the streets Of
Alexandra to being carried on board of the
French boats or vessels.
Nh. 7. H. Ostrander, Of Washington, has
been discharged from custody, on the ground
that his case was not one Of false pretences or
swindling, within the meaning of the law.
A bark rugged steamer probably the Alaba
ma, has been seen steamlng slowly OF the
Passes Of the Mississippi A number Of the rly-
er pilots were under arrest Tor communicating
with strange vess,l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11


Of fuel consumed by the Army Of the Potomac
sinceit has been located opposite Frederlcks-
bnrg. it is stated that the command has, atinter-
walls. occupied something like thirty two square
miles, at least tventy-four Of which was, when
Il came there, covered with dense woods, most
* oak and cedar. Where this forest stood
there IS now naught but one vast field, covered
with stumps.
The bark Benefactor, Captain Berry, which
arrived at New Y ork on Sunday from loko-
huma, Bay of Yeddo, brings the first cargo
of teas imported into New York from Japan
since the opening Of trade with that country
Cotton goods are coming from China. The
New York Tines thinks if prices Of domestics
keen up, all New York will wear nankeen next
summer.
Making sorghum sugar has succeeded so we'll
that the Northwestern Sugar Manufacturing
Company IS about being Incorporated by the
Illinois Legislature. This company has also
secured the right Of making sugar from beet
root. in order that the proposed mills may be
employed the entire year.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have now perfected their arrangements to that
decree. that passengers caa leave Washing
ian at eight ia the morning and arrive at Bos~
ron II four O clock next morning. Or, they
can leave here at half past six III the evening,
and dine next day al the Revere House.
General Banks has promul gated the FINANCE
7,at;on Proclamation, saying that while it desig-
mates certain portions Of Louisiana which ere
nor, to be affected by its provisions, the laws
II the United States forbid officers Of the army
and Dayv to return sla; SIS to their owners, or to
decide upon the claim Of any person to the ser
vice o. labor OF another.
On the 18th ultimo, Judge Jones, OF the
ronfe0erate District Court, delivered a charge
81 Huntsville, Alabama, On the subject Of sell
linz cotton to the Northerners, the penalty tor
the violation Of the law is the forfeiture of the
va1ne Of the cotton sold, and also FIVE years i'm
or;sonment. The Judge instructed the Grand
Jury to find presentments against all who had
violated this law. He also stated that no
threat Of injury to property amounted to COM
nulsion; that in order to amount to such duress
~ would form legitimate excuse, 1t must IN
vo)ve the danger Of loss Of lie or limb.
The Washington Star says:-''We hear: and
have 10 doubt Of the correctness OF the state
uen,, that yesterday the President nominated
BRIG. Gen. Phelps (of negro proclamation
fancy % be a Major General, vice ex Gov.
Morgan, Of New York, resigned; antedatlng
his commission 50 that be will rank all the
volunteer Major Generals in the service excel t
Eo,oryIs his Rufler. and Banks
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-02-06
MEKE YOUR CHOICE.

There are now but two parties in the loyal
States-the Democratic and the Abolition
Demagogues may and will deny it, but there is
no Disgusting of the fact. The Republican par
ty isas eifoctualy dead and gone as Know Moth
ingism The people have been from the begin
ming. forewarned of the ulterior designs of their
treacherous leaders, and it is only necessary TO
cite the record TO show how complete their change
OF base.
The Republican Convention at Chicago adop-
ted The following resolution, among others, rs
the platform Of their party:
FRea0lgel, chat the maintenance invio!a.e Oh
the rights of the States, and especially the right
Of each State to order and coRtrol Its own do
mestic institutions according to its own Jndg-
ment, exclusively, is essential to the balance of
power on whic! the perfection and endurance OF
our political fabric depends and we denounce
the lawless invasion, by an armed force, OF the
soil OF any State or Territory, no matter under
what pretext as among the gravest Of crimes" !"
President Lincoln, quoting this resolution,
said
II now reiterate these sentiments, and in do
ing so only press upon the public attention
the most conclusive evidence of which the case
is susceptible. The property, peace and security
of no section are to be in any wise endan9er-
ed by the now incoming Administrations | add
20 this that all the protection which consistent
lv with the Constitution. and the laws can be
given, will be given to all the States, when law
FULLY demanded, for whatever cause, rs cheer
fully to one section as to another"
And further: ''I have no ufpose!dir,ctly
OF indirectly to interfere with the institution OF
slavery, where it exists. l believe hayti no
lawful right to do so:" ~
Upon such professions as these, the Rep, lbli-
cans cot into powes 'Eheir subsequent 'htts
and declarations show that they obtained the
suffrages of the people under false pletenS 4
Thad. Stevens, their acknowledged leader Ar the
House of Representatives, declared, "This'O-
Mon shall never with my consent be rest ,red
under the Constitution as it is with slavery to
to be protected by it," The tenor of alit heir
speeches in Congress is about the same. ; To
cap the climax, "Honest Old Abe" with stplit1
indifference to his official oath and repeated pied
ges, issues proclamation, to free the negroes
He stands convicted by his party, and out o
his own mouth, of an offence, ranked 'samon,
the gravest of crimes" This party, truly, has
been saying one thing, and doing another. Lin
coin is now in the embrace of the radicals, and
the leaders and office seekers are busy in the,
effort to carry over the conservative portion OF
the party into theranks of Abolitonism. Know
ing full well, that their political salvation de-
pends upon successful transfer, the will move
Heaven and earth to that end, and following an
ilIustrious precedent, ''invoke the Gracious fa-'
vor of Almighty God"
Will you follow? Will you close your eyes
to the light of history, and be Indifferent to the
teachings and warnings of Washington, Jcifer-