Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THR sEREsADE TO Gov. GnMoRE.-The fol-
lowing IL . sketsh Of the speech made by. Hon. J.
W. Patterson, n. c. Of New HAmpshire, at the sere-
made given to the Governor at wiiiards' on satur-
day evening: .Ba ... t...-. -
ors remari Sst he s no orasor, rsniad, Ss Of
sayins Of Mark Antony: a. An no orator as Bru-
tus z, but . plaia, blunt naa who Iosss his
the best eioqusnes In time Of var is he soqusnce
Of sstion. 10 such sloquence that tells upon ths
Of .hS;: She % s'' g unsn .nd
nsst act iorsst that IN this wsr you are stius Svs
dson ol The RspuSis, and sy he s uS1 of
our sh,i1.sa. 81 iss.ia.ioa: s.a iiSsisass Which
"a sssss You ma :. sss e ss :ss:ssS:
3 ~ % tss IN q tSs,I ss..ssy, ss sSsy Ssvs S
noustaiss q tksir sasvs SssSo. ThSy iavs isarnsd
sosstitssssaai Gevsrnnsat IN he ta%iiy, q ~ IL
school room, and In the church and they Will
.sy:s y,slSn but With sas.. lives. (. S.. saor.s
opinioas should b submerged, and pasty prsjudices
held q Obey ance, Our sympstis. sndour Individ.
treason is torn up, fsot asd branch, fon ~ land
which was redeemsd from the hand Of che oppres-
'or % ey Y shs S heroic @ d dsed. o. other dsy;:
party Of the Union, and whatsysr stands 10 The
way Of the Integrity Of the Unioa, OF Of ne su-
ssS.s q eivii S.is sna g csliesiss iss 70
nat, soldiers, some who went s,rth with vo, ,-m
BY the feet Of traitors but which viii Be
,ende, ed sacred BY the ashes Of our saintsd dead
They have laid down their lives In the nush Of
manhood, but we will not mourn them
For, oh when can dust to dust be consigned so
A. where Heaven its dews shall shed
Der the martyred patriots bed,
OF his deeds to tell"
BY which you have illustsrated and honored the
history OF your native State, bid you good night
--
The CoURr-MARrIAL OF CAPrAN PoRp.-|
The trial Of Captain Ford, OF the Pifth Maryland
cavalry, 10 now progressing before the court.
martial Of which General Slough Is President and
Major Theophilus Gaines, Judge Advocate. Cant,
Ford 10 charged with connivins at the robbery OF
loyal ladies by his subordinates while he was act
ing as Provost Marshal Of Berlin, Nd. Three wit
nssses were examined to-day, namely, Mrs Lucy
Ann Baggott, OF this city, Mrs. Lucy Gordon, and
Francis Abel, a female detective.
Mrs Baggott stated that she was and always had
been loyal that she obtained permission 70 70 10
Rishmond on the nag-oftruce boat last winter. for
the purpose OF getting her sister, Mrs. Gordon, |
away from Richmond. She arrived at Richmond. |
was searehedby Frank Abel, and her money taken.
Lieut.. Benjamin, deputy provost marshal, first
counted her money, and said there were s16 in
gold, but the witness did not remember how much |
silver. Lieut.. benjamin then left, and said he |
would consult with Capt. Ford. When he returned |
he reported to them that he would be under the |
disasrceable necessity Of sending them back 70 |
Mchmond, ~ the law In that particular had been |
changed since Mrs. Baggott left Washington,
Heroef And aInter then
Lieut. BENJAMIN consoled them and said he would |
see the Captain again. He did so, and reported |
that the whole matter had been left at his dscre-
hon, and he would permit them to 60 to Washing |
ton. Lieut.. .. counted the money . second time |
and made II s6s In gold go In silver, and ss2 in
Treasury notes. she expostulated that some had |
been taken, and he said II was all right. Lieut.. |
Benjamin told her that Congress had passed a law
prohibiting the payment Of = premium on gold, |
and took gold ten dollar piece and gave her |
Treasury ten for It. Mrs. Gordon sorroboratsd
her sistsr's story. b.
Mrs. abb, the female dsteetiye, said that a dsv
OF two previous to that she had been ordered to |
search two Misses Adams. but had not taken their
gold, whsrsupon Capt. Ford remarked, +" Tusb,
you must learn to 80 through party in differ
ent manner from that. You must take their rold -
She Afterwards did % on their orders.
BOARD OF ENRoLMENT.-The following Is
the list Of exemptions made to-day up to the hour
Of our going TO press:
solomsn Beach, oyer asej J. R. Evans, furnished
substitute, DAniei v. Fenton, Charles Oppermnn.
Allen; Wm. w Dean, now In serviOei Columbus W.
DasyiciL Paid eommutationi VIM. II. Campbell,
over sEej John r Lawrenee paid commutation;
John y. Shaw. Disability WIN. c. Young, paid
solomon 4. ssigal, furnished sub-
.titute, Frank Billlnss Joseph Collins dissbiity,
John Sipson, disablityj James M. Carter, disAbii,
W. Cna., 49,; Il seiber, accepted; Thomas Brown,