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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

From the latest Washington kilograms in the Northern
papers, we copy the following:
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF GEN. BURNsIDF-sUPfosED
CAUSE. F..
WASHINGTON, JAN 2---There is report in town that
General Burnside has resigned AID that Gen Hooker Is
to take his place in command Of the army Of the Poto-
mac 1t is believed that General Burnside has been de-
srous of recrossng the Rappahaunock and having an
other battle with the rebels He has been strongly in
favor of this since the last Disaster but has been
opposed by the other Generals in the field On Wednes-
day. General Burnside in town, aud urged his plan
upon the President who it s stated positively refused
to allow the movement to be made
7HE ELL ADMITTING WEST VIRGINIA i.To THE UNION
sIGyED BIZ THE PRESIDENT: ii
It is stated positively by Virginia members OF con.
zress that Mr. Lincoln has signed the bill erecting the
iortyeight counties of Western Virginia into State to
be called Ksnawha" II is reported that in announcing
the fact he said he had laid aside his overcoa and
gloves and intended TO be President for awhile,
ARRIVAL OF GEN. BUTLER AND STAFF
General Butler and staff arrived here this evening and
took lodgings at the National The fact created much
sensation In this city, The radicals for putting hni
in mostprsEinsat position. sss . S,s''' iss'''ss
:s3rggAw AoskkS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
noCAE NEWS.

The PsrsrDrsr sERlEaDfp-At late hour Monday hight
rons citizens desrous extending the President sp
proprate repaired to his residence attended
by CITY Battalion Band and gave him seenade After the
piece had been pemed the President appeared at the
and introduced by gentleman Who said
Rels ens ALLOW present 70 the President OF he
United t<s but Immediately correcting hmself exclaimed
Csnfedero States The President forward and said ne
title which he responded TO with PRIDE but the
former be would spurn to own. He then thanked we
citizens for this manifestation Of their regard and proceed.
ed speak briefly of the principles which animated our
orefsers In the Of the revolution prnoiples lett
by them heritage, the pepeuaion Of which was
the people OF the South He was full Of hope
for cause which, under tie recent victories both Eat and
West surrounded by the brightest sunshiue whereas
year could observe nothing but the darkness Of de-
sps Everything bids take and press 'nxsTd
with renewed energy and determination TO the women OF N
for their devotion 10 the sick aud wounded soldiers from every
State the Confedescy In passing notice Of the foe We bad
with thu President said that the question nov
put whether would live In communion with Ysnkees or bye
fen convinced that the latter would be preferred In
conciudng his remarks he alluded the and snxees Of
his position, Which had deprived him the pleasure Of ca To-
With the people Of Richmond but adeny hoped thy
would have opportunity OF mneng more freely with
each other under s happy auspices and independence
After Invoking the blessing OF Heaven cause and those
msptalned President babe his fellow czsIs roed
night an retired He spoke with sequsnee and feeling aud
enthusiastically appshded
MANY persons who desired their respee TO the Pres
dent This OCCASION prevented BY The extreme atenes OF
the hour and far this concerned the erenade was very
badly managed. go. z. - e., .....
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
THE GROUND on WHICH THEY FOUGHT.

The editor Of the Chattanooga Rebel who states that he
familiar with the ground which the late battle near
Murlreesboro was fought, says it was an open field
fght on a rolling level of semunduating land, of corn
fields aud meadows with sparse groves Of timber, semi
crcled by the winding, zgzag course Of Stones river
Our Notifications merely temporary earth works
and rifle pits, if indeed had any at all. Theirs must
have been even less One advantage however land a
very considerable one had We 1t was this: The sun,
bright clear aud dazzling, shOne directly in their face
during twothirds of the day. whilst it fell upon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
OBITUAR

Died Richmond tn. 22d December Of wounds received ia
the Battle OF Fredericksburg Dr. JAMES O. HALVES, OF Davis
County, Kentucky.
When Virginia seeded from the Uuon Dr. HAYES among
the Of Kenuckys rally the standard Of the
In which the mother State had enlisted After twelve months
vice IN s5uhwese D, Va and the Mississippi he enlisted
der his cousin Lieut. Coll C. Johnson Of the 20 Va Battalion,
Gen. A. Hills Division, and recommended and assigned
duty LsntsniI He acting Lieutenant at the Battle In
which wounded and In the hottest Of the hg did his
duty with eoOness and bravery exciting the admiration Of off,
and
Dr. Halves had the friendship Of those With
whom he associated and his less deepy felt BY his
psnons in arms who will remember hin gentleman,
pleasant companion, soldier and officer.
Kentucky papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
WEST & JOHNSTON.

Johnston without aud In violation OF the
the trade which no other Bookseller would have been guilty
given TO he knew by written contract unsolicited
a j. was three different time, Informed before he
to prat the work, that had the contract.
@AD,'r AND Issp's Generals o.rrcr,
Richmond, Nov. 3D. 1851. !
Sir Your proposition Of October &c. 1861 print full copy
Confederate services has been submitted the Secretary
Of War and approved. ... q. ..,t..
.'.. j., RH. Chiffon, A. A.. G."
hair the FIRMS len oa1 and sold Il AZ The oyernment
a. led 70 to print full copy, and above the
proposition: e." -" o..
"ADJr AND Ixsr's GEsKalLs oyrcE,
~ Rchmend, March ~ 1863.
The Army Regulations published under authority from the
dolph al 81 So Price upon BY auihories
JOHN wITHERs,
Assistant Adjutant General"
Mr. Johnston printed his edition my old work. and made
0rer thousand important errors (Which he deny)
aud called 'r.yed CORRECTED" aud enarged knowing
the time h he did not correct the and added moth
ing except lie hoped 81 would not avail myself
his improvements" when he knew he had made
He exored the soldiers by charging them % instead Of the
fixed price 81 So good profit t Joy and dubbed his
exploit q, one OF ''energy" aud patriotism. -
lie tried to throw dust ia the Of the public Ito hide his
su charging that sold the work ~ and ~ So but
temen iessrs Morris woodhouse, and Sarke Cordoza who
above SUSPICION and have no interest In the mser proved
Being disguised with his book snd not knowing ho,e
70 make better tried avail himself ~ my corrections
caught him using my Herly reUisd shee 96 pages Of them
in his bnde and far he knows they may be all
wrong but he Is pretty they right 50 far his book
his morsls will be proycd which neither The Adutant
General or auy one else did authorize him to use
printed for Mr. Randolph au West and Johnston the
four forms Of Army Regulations edition. rerdti from the
newly copy furnished Mr. Randolph We did
my save time, and thought Mr. n Of When
he objected ceased TO his form for Wa Both parties
furnished their copy about same time -.
July 9th, ls6s. MCFARLAND FERGUSON"
e.
That any bookseller should have little selfrespect sad 10
think that his partner Mr. We approve OF bis
duct Is almost past belief
in his card speaks of 50 sharp Yankee trick" he
familiar sih them. -.
This my controversy In business Ife Of twenty nine
years. IL isyery dssteul to butt In this have
thought right and duty show Mr. Johnston and his
book TO the public. -
The edition Of the Army Regulations expect TO
have ready about the 2Oth January. j. W. RANDOLPH,
IsT-lt 10l Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

STUART As A TELEsRAFE 0FEKAroK-The Washington
Star Of January I'd, says
the recent raid the rebel Stuart caused his telegraph
operator 10 intercept Union messages at Burke Station
thus learning more less concerning the efforts being
made to intercept him. and the readiness Of forces
at Fairfa1 Station and Fairfax Court House give him
warm reception should he venture 10 visit those points
he also sent various messages the wires one to
Fairfax Station purpoltng Orderfrom here the instant
destruction OF considerable quantity Of army stores
accumulated there which however, tailed Of its object
Among the messages found IN tho oce Bure's Sta
tor having been sent the wires by his order, the
following
BrREs SrArIoS, Dec. 2o-8 P. II.
Qaartermaster General Aeigs, Washington
In future you win please furnish better mules Those
you have furnished recently are very inferior. 1r.
J. +. p. SEUAEr Maj Gen. q. s. A.
- d, 81 J. s.1i--t "a. a--' 2 z q s..t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

speedily provided None but those nov citizens aud
in future natives, shoald be permitted to have
voice in the government of thscountfy. Foreigners,
others than Yankees, might dOmicie among US for
purposes of trade; but should be allowed to hold
real estate-and the whole system Of naturalization
sbonld he stricken from our institutions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
DIED.
sxiek on the .,, ult, Mrs. MARIAN POPE wife Of Jss

In Brunswick the 7is u Mrs. MARIAN POPE wife Of Jss.
T. Pope Esq., aged 49, 3D.
On the inst 8 short but Illness, MARY Hun
TER infaut daughter Of Thomas and l. O. Mitchell aged II
months and s days.
The friends and relatives Of the family requested TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of the Tnndnohe race
street. door the a6h to-day "Wednesday
at II O'Clock, A. n, without further notice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
Brutum Fulmen.

Lincoln has issued his Proclamation against the Comet
President Davis should return the compliment by ssu-
ing Proclamation offering freedom to all the white
slaves of the North and directing them at to eject
the ruionsres and take possession of their premises,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

Blue Als-Inou hours Of ease and health more
think Of beeaks and oysters than Of calome
and asp, when pan and anguish wiring the and CHER
dagreeabe symptoms felt medicine Is tbousht Of and
the druggist called TO minister relief In the SHAPE per-
chance pill. As exempt from siekr
everybody liable the necessity Of sxsowing doze Of blue
and therefore attention should be deted TO an adj
In to-dsy Whir relative 10 this Prepsfstion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

IuK General Assembly Of Virginia will meet
Capitol to-day IL O'Clock. Is In attendance
e Governor will message shortly after that hour
House Of Delegates
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RRWARD-

Il For the apprehension and deyeryin Richmond Va,
mao named LDWAkD Said boy lost Wnches-
about the f.t day last October while the
tsers marching from Hars6urg towards Bunker Hill
the time Of his he cooking for his young
tiers, esH GnrdnerD af the 3D. Hovitzer Company be
supposed 10 be cooking or waiting In some regiment
Winchester. a.. -
DEsciTos-Eward about is 10 years age stout and
compact INFORM feet ors Inches In sn
full head Of hale and rather pleasing IN when spoken
dresses WE'LL and air oil dignity
The above reward will be paid his delivery agent
Richmond, Mr. Cooke No Law Building Irankin stesi,
corner " i2th.. ~ az.
For further particulars address the subscriber Richmond
Va .... - - -
iaI-6 - DANIEL T. GARDNER
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IN rnnRESPONDENTS.

Ct t4s WIG" - -, II
- se~tttss ~ boa siss q tie paper esR not De PUB
EsA Us q rae Of i0ng tqatiag, ought Q De kn0ea 20
az All OF &c b departed Jr0us OeNdrg n0e'ees
creeilag hrse lives are charged for ddrsrtse1es
~ Fs eaan0s ssadsrtIks o rH rejected C01nHaGnaea-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
HsascI.L AID COMMERCIAL.

Tuesday, Jsny 9Th, 1862.
Messrs. Goddn Apperson, sold at auction, yester-
day. TIM south side Of Broad street, adjnnghe Thea
29H feet front by l32 feet deep. at t6o foot amounting
70 $4sc0-purchased by Mrs Elizabeth Magl The firm
also sold lot he north side Of Marshall street. between 9th
and 9Th streets3,ty 1853 eetwith brick tenement thereon at
$500 fOOt-$eeoo Messrs J. NJ Taylor Son, sold house
and lot Concord near Central railroad wOhop
$500 b a..-.t g. 3 e.1
At Messrs, Kent Paine Co.'s auction sale, to-day =,
the following prices obtainsd -.
White sugar sl,l61l Use. n; brown sugar s797Kc &C.
cordng 70 quality green tea s102 Rio coffee 1898 stsr
candies ~ lice ld 9c Yankee cheese t26f ~
oonee So % and ioSc box mustard sa6z box domestic
mustard to6z ID preserved $50 super
soda coppe.as Yoe concentrated ley ss ground
snn, ss soces,c ao Liverpool SAT- Sec Virginia
2oo country shoe thread 81 NJ ylrsni. matches ss
D gross blue heads $780, poHder $500 80 n ID; shot al rs
0l50 %; "French" brandy $3.50 gaL; DO. a. bot
ale No oznaburg 6c epson salts 81 40 n; alcohol SSt D
gall alum &c. b. saltpere 81 81 D; plsyny cards $li2
. pack; camph9r 90 2 n. etc. 80, al rr -
The following is comparative statement Of the In.
speconsof Flour In Richmond during the quarter ending Dec
Bis. tiune off three ureeedng
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In Brunswick the PSI ult by tfe Rev. Mr. Hail. Prof W.
DAVIS, Of Petersburg 70 Miss CAROLINE " ROBINSON,
Brunswick.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

OFFICE RICH'D PET'G r. Il CO,
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. cath, 1852.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board of Direc-
~ tor, have declared Dividend cEsr the capl
tai stock Company payable and after the 3st at the
once Of the Company city Of Richmond 10 all persons
Who may stocIhoders that day to their lawful attor
niles.
The Transfer viii be closed until the st Of JsnSa
1868. III. w. WARRINGTON,
de24-im Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

M
The following order. are published
army:
All while male the Confederate State. the
Is and 49, who exempt by the act Of October h
1852 Liable to and all such as have been already
enrolled mustered VIII be held though in service OF the
Confederate states until otherwise ordered Exemption win not
place until after enrolment when enrolling officers will grant
the act All doubtful cases for exemption
ciion ndsns Of camps Of Instruction and necessary
by them the Chief the Bureau Of conscpon In Richmond
Such will required report In TO the OF
instruction until final action is had on the same.
duties within tie districts conhded to them, not onl
TO the enrolment ofeO9sc but ais; In the apr en;ea
having been made Of harsh treatment 10 eonp" o. enrolling
cersin ocas which treatment Is cal llated pru-
dice the cause Confederate by encouraging cppos
toa ths Of eonschpon, vii be h duty Of command
for discharge from conscrp vice any who
In this particular IL required u all enrolling Officers 10 en-
courage promote good understanding with the people Of
the district In which they may serving; IL
them that RmDess OF purpose tempered with kadnsss and for
Ill Enrolling officers will furnish to commandans OF OF
Instruction the end of each MONTH complete roll ofihe con-
scrpis during the month such rolls viii also
who have been enrolled and exempted
period One copy Of these rolls will be immediately
forwarded by the camps instruction the
chief the Bureau Of Conscponi In Richmond for he and fu
w Al commissioned officers between the ages Of is and 10,
sconnected with the army by the operation Of
General Orders Nos IS and o. Of lsG or by reason Of nonre
election, resignation DISMISSAL unless actually dsabet-of
which they furnish eydence-are subject to eonscrpn
embraced ia the provision, exemption law will he held Ia
the end the which they engaged the
have engaged TO serve will be liable TO CONSUMPTION.
---s by order,
(sgned) COOPER,
ja6-lw Adjutant and Inspector General
ADyT AND INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE [
RICHMOND, Dec. 80 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS
l. Of Superintendent Of cOossrpt. having been
established H. this city under the direction Of Brig Gen Gabriel
Rains all reports and Communications from Com
msnders Camps instruction will hereafter be addressed to
that Bureau.
H. The Ordinance Bureau will hereafter transfer to the
Department all Ordnance, Ordnance stores and
suppes which be required which Depart
will be charged WITH and responsible for The safe and spsdy
delivery OF the same.
By order. -
(slgned) CooPbk,
ial-lv Adutant and Inspector General.
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DLUE MASS! BLUE MASS IL desire to

call the attention Of Druggists and Physe.ns supe.
T Rns Ma, made by me arran,ed to be onerd Mer.
and equal to made In Ergand and much superior 70
states Il Is well known fact brought
United staes sold by the parties who
he win adulterats II possible Parties buying my 10. Mass can
have y any rs. and .".1
It's medicinal effects to imported can be returned at my er
In.1. or Il by Professor T. Emmsns well knows as
the most scientific men in the country a, bis ssSoges surveys
the following from Dr Edward Warren late Pro-
In the University OF Maryland and nos surgeOn General
VI NO'N' o'' " RALrlou, n. c.. October IS, 1862.
Having best opportunity for testing the qualities Of The
Bus Mass ~ ~ ~ NY IN ssy o
cuaT therefore afoTds pleasure TO recommend 70 the
fr0's''''" - = EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General Of North Carolina
"RlIBlaa, September 2sth, 1862.
ar. r. 3 Saunders:
"pEis ss: ind your Blue Pill Mass to be perfectly homo
ali the Mercury being converted into the rrooxde
By Analysis after three trials eish. grains OF pro
thai SIN, porlos Of the oxide reduced satisfied
howsrsr yosr Pill Mass contain. onethr Pfot0xde
Of Mercury and s Say' ,p pss s'
'' aE rxMoNs Stat. ss0losst.''
from promin Surgeons, both and
navy Phycisas added hut the afedesmsd amply
sae, for ay quantity can be ed and IL can be sent
psess place the confedeTaey Orders sonsnsd
The above Blue Mass behadOf ISN'T, PAINE co.. Rich
faond, Va. +. !. : :, = lss.- -.--
w assistant. Clerk, who writes
w good hand also, young nan of industrious habit
himself useful 10 ach duties as nay be required OF
I'm 10 LARGE Mercantile sstxbantat in this ely Parties sub
10 to Conss pop need Sse most uadouoted ts'a
nS ;ssss REFUSED 1'' z. TA-ossh Se.. 0is.
SUGAR.---leD,B bh: Sugar just received ana
- for ssissf nes-21 -- = oHAs: 7: woalAAn y:
CPRCIAL- NOTIcE-An who are indebted
10 cai pror Us at once Of WIN H. IsAAoS
= CO. corner o. il.h and n nod cIoss hsr assoSns:
ies7r . ss .a isss s s..s'. :. ~ .s ~
90 egg S'Sa'' '' Sss1 ~ - We - ,SS' s'I E
fEsBesisssss8 Fsv
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OFFICIAL.
GENERAL ORDERS,

ADJT. & INSPECTOR GENERALS oRFIeE,
RICHMOND, Jan 81, 1858.
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ere. .:. :. ) : !: Z
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ruEBATrLE OF MURFREEsBORO.

" ~ VIZ. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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!" :" I'D o = y
~ ~ E-rls ,ESeEd
-, suur .iuf ssI .i-E
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

West and Johnston published In 1851 imperfect edition, with
half the out sold ~ b. The Government
a. led 10 print full copy and above Is the
nron
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

- =, ...I ld.aaaa t....so - N.s.' .
=. A.. ,..ryans &c ltrT-f rirr--rr-t = - q
.bsiE &c csoscSF 10 $50 Hsii'oH ~ :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

We give asa part Of the history of the times, the
promised edct of Abraham Lincoln, concerning the
emancipation of pegroes; -
WASHINGTON, Jan. l, ls6S.-By the President Of the
United States of America:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21
Withdrawing our Troops.

II any evidence - wanting % show a. e.
t-rAsonable character AMI designs 81 the
Portland Convention. IL = supplied IN The
general acIsiesenoc Of - members. IN III.
proposition implied in Mr.. Parri.' question
10 zen Anderson respecting ths witharaw-
Al Of The Name troops from tie federal ar
my That this u the policy % the Coppcr-
bead leaders. IN Maine. there can be BAT
httle doubt They are not al outspokcn
Ike Mr.. Parris but the fat. thai not a
single delegate IN that large conv,ntion
opened b. H4oaih. or said wori in CON
demnation q The sentiments by Lim ad,an-
Gel - the sirongcs; proof thas the coasen-
t'on a. a BODY approved Of the doctrine.
Ihis question beng setticl. how stand. tbe
case What would b. the logicAl Effects
VI carry ing this doctrine into practiccs To
withdraw ogr troops. would be- an actuaI
aoAndoErncni Of al attempts % .a,c the
government from destruc;ion 4 wouid not
Only oPcn tbe ~ay. bat u ~oald De An A.
tual invitation - JEFF. Dzsss Co uarrh INTO
W arlington and s,izc the Capitol. II
would D. a. invitation o. the rrb~ls 10
"arch into and oserrun ever frye Sat
sack. Pillace and destroy. lifc and propcrs,
o. Their hearts content But why particu-
iarIze. j iarolrcs e. lzc1.zslss.sl s.rr,--
81 o f.e rso>ls s.s q lalal er-rftrs,- q fs~
sorerHnscaf- Il = impossible o. coaceisc
o. a more trcasonabic idea. Il d. thr N,r,
concentration 81 tryasoa. Thr drmo-rati,
parry beng committed % this asrocious pol
iey. at leaders should never H. allowed 10
escaPe upon uacre denial 10 J. upon TIN.
platform. the party have volantaril, plast-
cd itself IL nAkes Up a squarc gnequi,o-
al issue. and tie copPcrheads shoald be
hcld up o. 10. New. whoever desire. Ill,
utter tcsiraction Of has country. tbe uaco.-
ditional surrender 81 ever thing o. ti.e rrb-
e.. can give his -ishes practical dire
tion BY voting for Bradbury and the ,o-e,l-
led. democrafic ticket
Keep Il then before the people that the
copPerheads stand committed O. the r.oI.r,
Of sarrendcFins % the rebels. abolisl.in., All
attempts % ave the govcrumcut. That
now When Ne have the rebellion .lr,,5,.
within oar grasp. and final victory within
our rvach. thc democratic parry 81 Mann
propose % gave up thc government % tl..
Goihs and Naada.s 81 JEFF. DAVIS and nm
claim ham reiguing desPot of the western
world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

kn0~ns DO Ne desire 10 galvsnize into
hfc tbe viper that has been for YEAR sna~-
ing out the vitals Of the rvPublics We
answer no. never. Let rs have hereafter
a free government. free from The contain.
mating infusnoes Of the WIDEST institution
that ever disgrsced Coils fair heritage
Has not ihr wicked rebellion cost Us
enough. without reviSing it, cause ard
transmitting IL 90 our Postcrity. Another
express condition should D.. tbe eternal
disfranchisemcnt % al the icadrrs m the ~
bcliion. from ever after holding anv Office
whatever under the State or federal GOV
erunnenis. The national Congress must
never hereafter be disgraccd b. JEFF. pa
Vis's. Nisfalls. Masons. Slidells or Rb-tts
Afier What Ne have ssf8ercd a. nation and
a people from this rebellion il > ss-iess 10
make peace eNceP; upon a ornament. en-
during bass. IL : no part Of wisdom %
entail upon p0stcrity. thc perks through
Which Ne Are passing. Let as leave to our
children fro government.