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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Don SaItiu,ore.

Baltimore, 25fen @drS. lin
nibt ju Serrdtbern Der 9uten Sa6e ;u
!peroen, baben mir bic milit6rilden 8ee
rpe9un9en rer leeten Sage in n66fter
9tdbe perfbrpie9en. Oa inoeb bic @afbz
in9toner 8ldtter bereits ea6 S6neiaen
9ebroben baben, 70 tbeiten mir unfern
eefern nit, oaB bereits Dor eini0en Rdb:
ten oa6 9anje 9te Qrmees@orps pon Sort
Wcnrce our6 uniere Staot paBirte, um
ibrer olten Stibrer, 9eneral Surnfioe,
na6 oem 8siten Su foleen. Dort ipiro
es balo 2frbeit fir oiefc Scteranen oe.
ben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
6en. 6umnrra peid,nnm

Spracule, u. g., 24. WdrS. Ser
0eibnam ocs Sen. Summer muroc beute
Mor9en aus feiner @obnun9 nadb Der
Gttp 0all 9eibafft uno bort feierlidD uno
unter 9eei9neter NusitbmGdun0 be6 8as
tafalfeS aus9riteqt.
ueber 10000 Wcnfben Daben ben
geIhnam befutbt Wor9cn Tim IL llbr
tInoet Die Seffattun9 fat, Die cine Der
9rcbarti9ifen Seierlibfeiten iein miro,
ole man i'm @eifIibens uno Mittel. Steu
Ycrf Staate iemal6 9eIebcn bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
M it Ser MOntGgS y 0 4.
Bpm Sort MSpmrpe.

Sort Monroe, 25. @drs. &ier
oeutfbe Samilien famen beute Mcroen
BON Ribmono tber @orftown in Sort
Monroe an. Sie ia9sn, Die berr1benoe
Weinun9 in Ribmono fei, oab bic 0fes
bellen fene Staot uno mabrfhpinlib Den
9rcBten Sbeil ben 8ir9inia bolo rGumen
wereen. Die 9ebensmittel 1eien fur6ts
bar tbeuer in 9idmono. 5ie erp6bnz
ten SamiIien 9elan9ten unter austGnos
ilbcm S6uB aus Der @onf6beratipn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
@aTer> >@eIeaI0aft.
Sc 6 ri6


Ollie 9nIonen rsItbe @ebrau6 MAIDEN rcm
8aIlr bisIr @sltalGaft, fur SSdmiltm,psds, rpsr
luf anrsrr g8tile, tpputrn Stn6t nstmsn, bne bic
3et Sur @rnsueruus ibrer Ssrmits Der srlis Sag
urs Qprl IN, unb IS piro srpartst, baB Rt bet
Osm llrtrrGAristfnsn Shabmsiiisr anrufsn, unb
lore Yermits aufnsbmsn. SclGe psrIpntn bic
trr prrmits pom 1llen bis gum t0tsn QIpril nt6t
UGiGtigt batsn, mabsu fIt nidt bsilassn, wtnn
mad iener Bit ibRrn paS GSnfsr pOTrntbaItm
miro. ~
Die Boatb Der DreftCren te6altst ih bae
Rsdt Ocr NO pas gBalisr uUn msbursn SamIisn
aus elmer uno cerfslbrn Sycrant ssbrauft pirb
-ucsr no eas gBnllr our6 eiur R6bre In ben
6of senpmHsn wiro, pur6 ssmeinlamr Gtsentbi~
msr-uno ss nift pom allen baran beibriliatfR
psriOnrn brsablt. baiislbs gu bsmmsn. rsnn ae 20
FIR gut tsInpd-tnpsm Fe sinr lCl&s usbustne
tunit nur ais 3u bsm Nubsn btdsntssn bstTaGttt,
pEI6s ll8 nit chamber uerhtnbsn.
gS IL strnfaus Ra6rt6t sessbeu, an psrfOnen
pslde pas Spbrant. S4aIsr gum Sausn ju btnu'
ssn asbrnisn, hnB lis psrmtts babsn maeen. tbs
lie anfdnesn baiTdts gu srbrau6sn - unb maiftn
iI& sbsnfaus pnpTiGtsn IuI6ts fdr 9duS 5rede
,u ssbrau6sn, psnn bas 9ebiupe f.rti9 ia.-
Rtnn btsls 8sssl nidt ilrense bsCbaatst rirb, 70
rirp has DUppsIts fir pas sBaiIr anaysGuet.
guf Srfsbl Der SCarp. .e-- rr,n
Ibomae JseebY, S&ubmslaer.
Mdr1 25, 1868. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Zinc farbise srisaOe in pbiIaoeIpbia,

Y
Die Sorbereituneen CUR 8ilouna einel
tarbl9sn Sri9aoe, unter COMMANDO Dor
eol. Sril1mutb, nebmen 9uten Sort.
gang. Sn elmer SerfammIuna BON Ears
bl9en, ipel6e in Der 9ombaros Strot;e, ma
be Der 6ten, ftdttfano, puroen Is @oms
pa9nlen on9emeloet, pcucn pier complet
uno Die anoern nabeju po13Gblie fino.-
@ol. eoean f6idte uon 8afbin9ton an
Sol. Srit1mutb cine tele9rapbif6e De-
pef6e, oab er @oup. Curtin i'm &rie9s.
Oeportement 9etrofen babe, uno 6aB
oerieIbe Die 3uftberun9 9e9eben, ooB er
In ben nd6ffen Sa9tn Die lutorifation
bur Srsaniiation Der farbisen 8risaoe
ertbellen iperoe. ~
Sapperlot, ipas peroen Die Copper
beao6 i'm 9tcrben pieper oa9eeen toben
uno idimpfen, neil Die Ieserin Den &ries
9cben mollen uno fir bic Union fe6ten |!
DaS fonnen Die n6rbIi6e Secefficnilten
ODER 8reunoe oer fiolidben Seelenuerf6uz
fer ni6t ouIben, oenn ben 9ls9er gum Sols
ooten 3u MAIDEN uno oas &aterlanoe Dor
einem umifur5 3u berpabren betfen, 9ebt
ibnurffrad6 9e9en oos prinjip Der Ser
rdtber i'm 9crben
gSir aber ia9en beitimmt, lubt bic Sars
bi8en a Il in oen &rie9 9ebsn uno fir
oas 9ano fe6ten iporunt,r iie leben, benn
ibre eeben fino bob 9erpi6 nibt better ol5
oasieni9e unferer ne iben Solboten
laic, fort in ben &riee nit ibnen, uno
bor6t Die n6roIiden Sreunbe oer fabli.
den TebclIion nidt on,-ibr i6ont oas
our6 uniere ,peiben SoIbuten, uno Seist
oaB ibr bereit feio in Der 6eimatb fir iie
gu tbun mac ibr nur mG9lib f6nnt-mit
Den @opperb'oos miro oann srit ;, Set
telmcnt" 9emo0t, wenn fie beimecmmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

SS-N'an wirb auf Ter rrarn Ssits pitIer 9G,
tun9 stns Befanntma&une inbfn, BON Or. 3 o.
bt g, glo. Sc gprtIano Straes, psl6e unIer
eprrsiponernt 3u unlsrsr Noti, brinst. gBir ia.
ben 60 nHt i'm @etrdu8 eotearrbebunsen ,u ma.
Den, abrr In biflem 6alle m5dste unIere Noti, In
Die Nu9sn unlerer brapsn Wanner fallen, bic aus.
9sbfn unfsre SGIaftsn gu feGtsn. Dirrs Gin.
tmsnt loate I'm SeGbs BON GIen feIn, unb beIcn.
fers in oem S6naplad eines tebsn Sulpatsn 90
Ut ftir Wuneen. Susti6uns, 8rrenFunesn, uno
bslUnosrS fur 0tubr unp Dur6faa; fir bic ,ruel
lfsten Srnnttsitrn Ysrl6afftn sinise 5rcpfen, in
stnfm @laS Bnifer ssnpmmrn. icfOrt 9inrtruns
-6tss lino MIR psriiaTt in per Sad.
Depot 56 CORTLAND Strabe, Ncrpcrt.
sss-3u baben be alien DrugsiRen unb In
Dem SuaRCbr gum QrGa gauntp patrlpt, ausns
torn
OIGr, 25, 1868. ro2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
RebeIlen.6nerilIas in Y11ilsuri .

8onfos Gitp, Wo., 2S. WGr;.
Capt. Sowsn pom Ddmpfer Sam, Der
Don SEoepenoence anfam, beribet, bab
er beuts MOr9en bti SibIep Gambling bon
Rebellen an9erufen puroe, Die on 8oro
fdmCn uno S SoIoaten t6ceten, Die NaI.
fa9iere beraubten uno 100 Sdfe McbI
iibPr Sor0 ipdrfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

bort Der 8ube ibsrssbsn- Istne esi6snpreist
purbs atsr BON benz gbrp Ssrrn Grnli am %.
5'6ruar In Der Sissrstaun, @rapforb Gaunty.
Stride ssbaItsn, dter 1. Guvntbsr, is Gapitrl,
81 Ssrs.
Dieter traot junae Mmn trat nIs 5rstpitlsu
In ben DisnR am 25. Drcsmtsr 1861 in Com
pasnie 6, iii. 8saiment, unp bIntrrlist cir
Satsr, Nattsr unb Sruprr leinsn 1op gu bswri'
ncr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
rDid,tiae t7eti,.

Die Re9erun9 bat erfldrt, Dap bel Der
ndbiteu QuSbebun9 por l(lIem iene Staa,
ten getroffen rperoen ipel6e nit ibrcr
frGberen quota nod i'm Rdd lfanoe iin6.
Qenufplpanisn bat feline pole Suote ee.
felt uno miro oaber oas uG6fte Wal gut
meofCmlncn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Jneiamer II rpeeitien nab ueras.

&onfa6 Gitp, d. @6rs. Gin
9err, rpelher 10 eben bon Santa Sc bier
aneam, msIpet, boB cine 0rcBe Sdaar
Snoioner, beionocrs @omonbeS, Nauaz
locs uno onoere @ren5itdmme, pon einem
3u9e noD Gero6 iurGfeefcbrt waren,
lpo lie GOO 9fcroe, 0roBe Seerben Rino:
pleb erbeutet, pieI Gi9entbum ;erffGrt
uno pielc Serdner oetoDtet batten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

9eIeu9net rperoen. = gecin fie Fam nidt
limb oaber Fam aub oiefer 6umbuaS.
oertiob unferer corrupteifen uno fdbled,s
tslten 3e9ner i'm 9erin9Ifen ibnen feinen
Ntusen brln9en - 9eraoe neil au6 obiae
0batia9en uno Babrbeiten allen Sci.
t5aasss'elern 5!lIss nod gu frifb i'm anoenfen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
6sn. SurnGor in Cincinnati

Cincinnati, 2G. @drs. Gentral
Surnitoe bat beute ourb einsn Sa9esbe.
tebl oas Commando iiber oas Ospartes
ment BON Sbio on9etreten. - SSnoiana
bIel6t Elm beicncerer WiIitdrsDiIfrift uns
ter Sen, Sorrineton.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Die untDn fitr INNER F.!

gSc isbt Mdnnsr fir 5rfibttt unb 8atsrIan6
Serstntst irbsn, pa (snrs ron Sbrn,
Ten 3dmpfern errsttrnb bic md6tse Sanb,
Die 5reen, bic mdGsn ben Batter bort Gutrn.
@rs6t iii bic Safr auf @ptt mir pertrau'n,
Drum ici bic gOriune, auf ion mir fsf Baum.
llnb iIssreiM bas Banner nit StGrnsn beii't,
urbr'm 9anps Der Grstsn unb 8raptn nod wett,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Ritenbabnunfan.

@a fbineton, 2s. @drS. 0urb
eincn Gifenbabnunfoll na6 oem @ene.
iun9slo9er rpuroe 9sitern 0apib Srdutns
felo pom l29. Qennfpluania Rc9iment
ost6otet uno fol9enos Soloaten Uermuns
Oct: Sobn Gon9, 100. 9d., &. &alton,
ia. pa, &. @c@aa, %. pa., e. Mcs
Gau, it,, SCbn bss Sorbereebenben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Sin 9artner Dertangt,

I'm paS gtIsnrS @tIadft ,u Ntrritfn in Gin,
pbsiital GalmIhlp, 2t6a 9aunly. WtiIsn ron
@lIcntaun uno @atalduaul. Quf Dem Qarts II
rins quite pftrtsS'watt'gpaifersi unp gumpr In
ScriiBlhsr Srcnuna, rin sutrs gGCtrbaus unp
StaIlune fur Yferos, SGwrinsfda {. ~. CT.
riGtrt. DIR Gpplifant mue iibsr Elm eutes Ga.
pitll oufissn tInnsn, pbtr bsrC Yartsicn milf.
lsn capital anlfnifsn anO Snh6runs bnfdr &c.
Ben. .....
Dan mtits i6 Bel Gp Sra m Bennsr,
uuf btm pIObf uuwsit gltabarO'S 9rdds.
Sprtl /. ..... nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Der IInterCd,ico

&artoheIn fciten eeoempGrtia in Ut.
llnta, 9cor9ia, fiinfiebn Gbaler Del
Sui6cl, auf bieii9sm pIase cinen S6a.
Ter nno in Bangor, @aine, finf unt
breibi9 Gents.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Prrnrt pen HrosnnRrm

Sa5 S6ifT nSCnrp @oofe'' Teaeltt lee
te @ode BON pbilaeeIpbia nit 5IS6 Sdf.
fer Mci3enmebl uno 1883 Sui6el
Weijen na6 9onoon ab.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
pcrtaa Jung Der psnnNluan fd5sn De,
fef1d eblInd .----.-.----......

Sarristur9. Mdr3. 26. @eibe
6duier baben bei6lofsn, ii6 am Is.
Nprll tu Uerto9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

gu epndbur9, &irsinien, foitste am
Olittpo6 Der bette &abad SO, SO oos
pfuno, nno Rau9tobad 81 rs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

S9auipteler, 2ap9erS unp SGu9er,
Die Sbr fur Gin 2luefommrn Sud auf bic SGGns
lett uno Subl8fsit @utrrr Spra9e 3u perlalTsn
pabt' ma6t stnsn geriu& nit Srpnn's pulmcnle
gSnferS-Ornn ilr tclsn ia nur 25 Gents ptr
Dor, unb iinb Elm tsrrItdes Mitttl seacn 6unsn,
8aubstt, u. (. 10. DsIsbe Rnb gu babrn BET ben
Drastltsn 8. .. NOfrr unO eapal unO Nar.
tin in Allsntaun. ----------
Ndrj 25, 1868. no2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
nq2m


Heg- Die gieentbumrr baltCn Sunoerte BON
3eu9niilrn. beSisli& auf Die 8irFunaen BON Sir
Samrs Slarfe,s 5raucn3immsr 9iarn In itrem
Ss1B, absr beren lCnrsrbare Natur pabiubern
pie Qualification esrielbsn; aswte III GO, pa6 Te
bas sin5ies iiGere SsimttsI TN @ebrauG aeern
alle lhmrrjbaftG unp sefabrIi4e Sranfbstsn, mel.
den bic GUuilttutiOn BON 5ruuenSImmrr untsrs
TUrfrn ltnp, III Sn aIIsn 5alIrn prn nsrp6Ie
unb SpinaI'@ @stredrn, S4msrSsn i'm Niiden uhp
ben 0IiCrrrn, S6wa&beit, SsratIopfrn, gliepsr.
seftlassntCit, Sglsrids, franfes Stopfmrb unp
alien anbsrn 6ranfbeiten, iusI1e tur6 rin aus
SrSnuns ssratbrnes Syaem trrbsissfibrt wer-
orn bsrutrten trle Yillsn eine Stur, prnn ale an.
orre OhttsI fsbIsefGIasen baben. Cir batsn nod
nts ssfsbIt urtrrmdbtsfsit unb Sbaruftunen, st.
nerlst aus pslGer rrfu6e s sntaanOrn Istn MODS
ten, gu sntfernen. Sic IaO rein pessiatilI1 unp
t6nnsn pabsr Der msiR brlsfatsltsn @Unllituticn
fetnsn Sfapsn brinssn.. Sir pritsrs 8rlpnbsr.
tsitfn fftdr man ju ben Assntsn fiir Gin pam.
pblrt. 81 unb Drricsnts Stamps, an etnen au-
tbUrIlirtsn a9enten ssf&idt, lihsrt bsm 8rllsler
cine ScttrI, irssnb ipObin, bstm 8idfrbr Der puIi
5u gu Uerfnufen bsi ben apUtbetrrn Sctn o.
Dfpfsr unb 2awaa unb Nartin In Slsntaun.
NarS 25, 1868. nq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
OrORer lDrrkauf

opn ibdtbarrm ltegenbem 8ermBgen.
SamftasS brn 18ten gpril ndhRens, um t2
llbr gfittage, fUa am S1parsen 9Gr 5ciel pun
varies 9 d aGer, In Der Stabt I'll.
lentuvm, IoIscnees isbr IdGbtnre Gisrnttum Oh.
nc EhfbaIt, Vifsntib Strtauft ,psrbtn
- ytc. 1.-Die aIte Wetbpbifen
:i Sir6r,
- seIsssn an Der Gds Der 9tn unS Gin.
Den Strabsn, sntbaItsnb ITO SUP an bsr 9iupsn
uno 1870 an DIR 9hn Graes.
gtc. 2.-@in @pbnBaus unb 2cttr,
tn DIR ein6en Strass, ,piI6m Der 9tsn unb tOhn,
tntbalteno an Der beiaaten 2inben Slra6sn 40
6uB une IN Der Gtsfs ITO. Die 8srbsiIHunsrn
oarauf fnb elm .--. ... ...'
- iipeiit6digeS badItrinernes
Ei;: Bpbnbaus,
=zs20 tet 80 8ub, nit elmer srpsiRSdlatsn
8pGs init bcpprltrn ptoua.
gtO. 3.-Gine 2ctte @runb, .
sclessn an Der Ode pun Union unb penn Strd.
Sen, snttalt'nO an Der gtnn StraBs 20 5ue unb
an Der Union 1870.
9fc. 4.-@ine 2Ctte 0r1tnb,
aelrssn in Der t0kn Straee, Sio gpbsitba[l
1aunl6tp, sntbaItfnO an bsIastsr 1Oten Strase
40 5ub unb in rsr 4isfs 230 Gue.
$50. 5.-Gine SCtte 0runb,
srlssrn in Der Sew.Shaer. SwiI&rn Der 9tsn unt
l0tsn, snt9altsno 20 6u6 in SrCnt unb 1iO In
Der 5isfs.
$40. 6,-Gine sptte @runb,
selsssn in Der @Orbsn Slruee, spiI6sn Der Stem
une 6tsn, entbaItsno 60 3ub In t5rpnt unp 23O
in Der 5tsfe.
$50. 7.-Gine 9ptte 9runb,
ssIrssn in Der Stem Strubs. spifGen Der Burner
unb Sem 'StraBrn, entbaIttno 40 8uB in Srout
unO no in Der Stsfs.
$40. 8.-@ine Gctte @runb,
sslsasn In bsr 9ten Strabs, ,pIten brr 1umer
unp etbsrtp, sntbaItsnO i2 5ub In GrOnt unS $50
in Der 1isfe. r,...
go. 9.-@in @ObnbauS unb Sctte
0runb,
sslsasn in Ger sr1,n gBarb btr Gtabt aarntaun,
Die ectts 1T 20 5ub bel $50, nit rlnrm
- brFi ltBfigten baflteinernem
I::i: WCbnbaus,
Ais4 5u6 5rCnt td 80 In Der Si,fs.
gtc, 1O.-@in 8pbnbaus unb 9utte
Gjrunb,
sslssm in tsr srasn @arc. Das grb6uSe in
elm .-....
- preitDdigtes bafiteinernen
i:;:: 8pbnbaus,
s220 btt 80 Sue.
Die Ssoinsunssn am gsrFaulsia8s mp auf.
Nartuna Don
Sonao Rod,
Aliisnis ppu Diliam glsTe.
Qlpul /, 1868. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
@in Spnntaasihul Sinafeit

SVH ~VIIIIIuB0IWHI SIh9TeF
Sol tatlEaem anf Oitrr' 'NCntass ben 6tsn
4priI, al Ter Scrbansr 9utbsrtl&tn JeirGe. Sss
gla6mittdas uno NbsnOs, tUO3u ale @sIans. 9isbs
babsr irsunbiGuftIihR sinaslabsn ITuO bsilupUb.
nsn. Dabst icllsn nod 9irpu attniisn whDen.
Srpen s. gauif, Sse.
Sltr9dtbau, Tds %. Hq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

Die Bsetnsunssn am geTFaulsiaes WRp auf.
rartuna Don
SSonao Rpdy,
AilBnis pcu Diliam gisTb.
QIprit 1, 1863. Ra3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
nPE iCE.v

George W. Mubford, for many years lead
iny Democratic politician and oihce-hoder OF
Eastern Virginia, has been proposed for Gov
ernor Of that State by certain leading Rebels.
lie accepts tho proposition in letter, when
says:
ITO the Uud State. GsyeFnnsn a. sdaisisssed and to
A.. Cou,,,an .. eelstusG u,i and iTT,oonc.lsoly
lo<s would eater every material f1T e'n'uusa'n oil
a.. old Union the winds The blood Of sn' ~ tao"ahd'
Of ,h. br.s,e add best o. Southern sons cries aloud against
reunion The systems. IN my opinon have ds'oHs at
traction. u,s. rsPal.!oash.y mus, In future rssolVe
| Ia different spheres.
Bls.sed are the p~scomakepbu. psse~ must be based
upon fs e,i Of "Vo,a,e Sasina! JnAepcn isnes
and sy,n ne rtorassn e snh,s fr,ao'y Of sruy Sais
| ~ ns Cortsde,aT."
Tho entire territory Of every State 10
tho Confederscy" includes, according TO Rebel
reckoning. not only West Virginia and East
Tspnessec-whch never assented to Secession
aud intensely hnte the whole conceru-but the
entire States of Kentucky and Missouri, which
utterly condemn the Rebellion. and in which it
has aot to-day a ioothold. In other words, the
Rebels will uske peace with US on condition
that We not only concode their independence,
but concedc to them in addition loyal,
Union-lovipg region larger than France and
containing between Two and Three Millions of
Peopls And there has never been Tn anthem
tic, responsible intimation from any influential
Rebel quarter that they would at any time
have made peace on terms moro favorable TO
US than these.
| II does seem to US that mistake was made
by our Government in not using the French
proposition TO extract from the Rebel chiefs an
official statement Of the terms on which they
we're ready to make Peace. Had that been
done, we believe that tho Copperhead move
ment would have been virtually e1tnguished by
it, and the People of the loyal States far more
thoroughly united than they now are in favor
of O vigorous prosecution OF tho War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
WEST VIRGINIA.

There is soon to be vote taken in West
Virginia on the ratification of the New State
Constitution as Congress has accepted It, and
there can DO no doubt Of very large aihrma.
tive majority. In fact, its adversaries ore
giving up the contest. alleging that they can
not have fair play. Among the Union soldiers
from that State. the vote for the new State
will BE- about ninety mine to ono.
Hon. George w. Summers of kanawha-
perhaps the ablest man whom Virginia has
sent to Congress during tho last twenty years
is reported by The Richie County Press 70
have "come out fair and square for the New
State, and to be working for it with might
and main" He was q stakeholder 1t the out
set of the Rebellion, and has been regarded as
an upholder of Secession.
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| Ia a man engaged in extensive business whioo
ho coud not leavs without heavy loss. the righl
10 h;,. . substitute if drafted; and this amounts
20 the same: only tho Government chooses e.
h;rs tho substitutes itself rather than have
o,,.ot;c scrau,ble for them. And this is every
way best
Suopose the Government should require Three
Hundred Thousand Men to fill up tho th'nned
rank. Of the Union armies for this years cam
paiUna Let it draft Half Million. when
woud be perhaps ono in five of those supJcc'
N dutv. OF these. Three Hundred Thousand
would probably servo, while tue commu'a'lOl
of the remainder would furnish Sixty Millions
Of Dollars wherewith to clothe, arm, and equip
the remainder. Would not this DO better thar
to have this money 20 elsewhere than into the
Treasury
Our soldiers in the field have been univer
sally animated and strengthened by the passage
of this act. They bail it IS on assurance thai
they are not to be deserted and outnumbered-
that the Rebellion is as'predly to be put down
We trust they ore not to be disappointed.
The Rebels, on the other hand, are takei
all sback by it. They had told their dupe
that the war was virtually over-that th'
North was divided, discouraged and about t.
give it up. This net convinces them of thei'
mistake, and they are on the brink of despair
Men who sigh for Pesce and the Union
stand by the National Militia Act IL ia .
presage of triumph--an assurance that the Re
beilon is On its last legs. 1t is on record thai
tho Democratic Governors Of loyal States IL
whom the President addressed his first urgent
requi.ihon for Mitis to defend the Capital.
then imuinently threatened, answered him with
defiant hostility. We believe no one OF then
responded favorabiy, unless You mscall Gov
Sprague of Rhode Island Democrat. Under
this act, the Nations authorities are empow.
cred to defend the Nations iwpsriled life. IL
not that RICH, I Would you nos have the bur
den of Military service fairly equa!lzed
Would you not have the Union maintained
If yon would. give hearty, unSrudSng sup
pert TO the National Militia law
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so soon % we can find room for them. ".
are quite willing TO accord q fair hearing 4.
that view, knowing it to be strongly held bv
many friends who deem it vital. But Il bss
seemed on our part desirable to strengthen thu
new movement toward earnest, active, uncon.
ditional loyalty in the Opposition ranks, D,
convincing Democrats Of the fact that the War
is wsged on the part Of our Government aim.
ply and in good faith for the restoration Of Il.
Union--that the Emancipation policy il
proper and necessary incident Of that War
aud that the Rebels are subjected to perils and
loss because they are traitors, and not because
they ore shareholders. Slavery in this country
is, we trust, approaching its end, which JED.
Davis has done more than Lloyd Garrison or
any other avOwed AbOltionist TO hasten. There
are citizens otherwise well informed whose
party prejudices impel them to believe that
this is ga war for the Niger" rather than for
the Union; and that prejudice weakens tie
arm of tho Nation. We seek, therefore, h
dspel it, and We trust not WITHOUT success.
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GENERAL NEWS

In the N. Y. State Senate On Saturday, pe..
tions were presented both for and against Broad.
way Rsilroad. The bill appropriating $5OO, 900 to
equip the State militia was reported fsvorably; al.o
the bill to facilitate the acquisition Of land for the
Croton Wsterworks. Grinding Committee, con.
sistng of nine members was annou aced by the Pres.
nsnt. A bill permitting the consolidation Of city
railroads was introduced; alec bill to Increase the
duty on salt The Gross town Railroad bill was re.
committed for amendment, and the Broadway Rail-
road bill was made the special order for Tuesday
pight. The Union-avenue bill was reported unfa'
v0rab'y. Mr.. Conpolly's bill, prohibiting banks
from making loans on gold coin, WAS reported unani'
enousy The bill 70 incorporate the Parocbial Fund
Of the Episcopal Church Of Western New-York was
ordered "a third reading.
In the Assembly, number Of bills were reported
isversbly-among them the ono relating 10 the
Charter Of the City Of Nsw.York, which was se-
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THE EMANCIPATION PATTY II
MISSOURI.

None of tho State elections which were held
in the latter months Of tho year 1862 had q
more cheering result than that of Missouri. A
majority of her Congressional delegation, as
well 40 of both branches of the State Legisla-
ture, were reported 10 be Emancipntionists.
favorable to the abolition Of Slavery i'll Mis-.
souri,, and generally to tho Emancipation poll
cy of the President. The hopes raised BY the
election were confirmed by tho first acts Of the
Legislature, for both Houses elected Emanci-
pstion officers and clearly intimnted their in
tention to provide for the abolition Of Slavery.
Subsequently, grave dissensions within the
party threatened our hopes with disappoint-
ment Differences Of opinion between the rad
cel and tho conditional Emancipationists, or,
a. they wcrs termed in Missouri. the Char
Goals aud the Claybnnks. not only delayed eff
Gent legislation, but even made it doubtful
whether any measure tending toward tho OF.
tirpaton Of Slavery could be passed by this
Legislature. The election Of two United States
Senators Was, after large number Of ineiiect-
ual ballots, abandoned in despair and adjourned
to November next, and it became apparent
that, unless these discussions could DO healed,
tho strongest EmancipatIonist districts, ST.
Lou, tself not excepted, would revert at the
neAt ocal elections 10 the control Of the Dem.
Ocrafs.
We are. therefore, glad to DO now assured
that the two sections Of tho Emancipation
party, in view of the great dangers to tho best
interests of their State, threatened by . con.
tinuance Of their feuds. have made ON attempt
Of reunion, which appears to have been on