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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
Ahnlition phhrIsaism.

Do reasonable talk and reasonable aims
become innocent when the man who 10 guilty
OF them nretende 20 be Damocrati-- Wofcesfer
Spy.
No, nor when he Ia called O Republican.
"Never, With my consent, shall the Union he
rettored % 10 was, under tho Constitution ~ 1t
"a !" said Theddeus Stevens. ~ want the Con.
stitutlon restored 10Th al if0 improvements" !"
said Gen. Butler. Tho peoaent Cgasutnsion
suits Mother Of these gentlsmon. ina CHI
eago 1ri6uae, radical, Is talking OF organic
Ing an empire In the Welt ''thas ,hAil dcLnin-
ats over oil other fractions % the eepnelic.'
Thora's loyalty for you. The bosson A.SsfaloT
says---"'FhanE God THAI he gave as'ths strength
and courage 90 bo tha irut to brazd thai polluted
Consultation Gs il deserved, and ID deoiars ahat
whom udemena GhalI Go lGid to tho line, and
gightaoasnsss 10 lha plumrae., tho he'll 9houid
agaep away the refuRe Of lies --th9 covenant
Of death be annul.ed--Snd tho Ggreement With
hell would not asan1 Tue prophetic warning
In fllfled 10 tho letter. In this 05unecGlons
she language Of Wonaoll FLillpo in bis bitsei
attack upon tho President st Bfooklyn, Tow
DAYS ago, Is uggesaivs'---"PTsss fcfWald with
the hAyonet of Republican demand. This Ad-
ministratlon, which does little enough With tho
bayoDet bshind it,, will do nothing Of ell VITA
Democratic drag under ia feet No ono can
guess anything OF tho inaCrutable puEponoc OF
Providence in the immediate fututo, We can
only arrange Ourselves sPoRnd the leader, eno
opdeayor 60 make him brsaHt the storm; You
and am comparatively powerle5s, IL isoi pub
lio opinion that speak That Senate and that
HOUSE know enough to save tho netlon' and
thoy will not tell il. They atsnd able 70 puah
this Administration from thsIr atpOls, and they
dare not take tho risk Thoy aay, we put In
peril tho natlon' reply to them, Yes, 7or
do; but when the patient 10 DYING ho nus, eo
treetsd Some how Other " 4l9 propoaGl ol
the N. Y. 1Fsase tU Iseuss the President nnd b.
have the Rsdiosla usurp tho Govenmeot--all
this and she iernis vi opprchrium applied to the
Chief RlagicLrats, Ws suppose, tho Spy oonsid-
era haFmlegs uhilo Repuhlcsna are the au.
thors, but II Democrats ssy CT dc anything of
the Kind II becomes reasonable talk end aim
and they 1hOcld be hung!
s'Turr, PhaTl1se, thine eyer within,
NcT longer look sbroad for ain
--BoSfon Pct.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
PerverslOms Of Truth National Unity
Government and Liberty

rbs truth ID OlGsn % poTvsRtsd, and hal!
irutha tc.a t. sGch q way ss to become mere
mIschisyous than tic pgOnpIgation Of pure
anadultsrAisd faisnhood II ihs dsvIl nsvei
quoted scripture, tho VIotina OF dis guIio would
DO much fewer.
It 10 said, for instance. that Ws sss Engaged
in eteuggle 60 maintain QUE national unity iT
ito entire territorial extent. So IL the Emps
ror Of Russia Ia combating tho inaurgsnt Polo1
But We ars striving for something more--
something foV which the Russian Emperor II
not eon!eadins but 10 aeskins 10 repres5--ih'
preservation OF our national unity, not merely
az mado 40 Of certain extent OF isad Gnd
water, but "a composed OF separate sslf-gov
SrninR communities called 5saGeG--each gegu
istlng its internal ana aomesliC aIiaIsS In ii
CVn way, and retaining all the SoVssegnt7 and
ngh!s not delegated % tho common or gsaora
Government.
Again, il is said thsS our scldisrs ~ sne neld
are ashting 70 maintain he Governmsnt so
do the soldiers Of the Austrian Emperor aght
70 maintain the Government. But the AuatFi'
IN scldier fghts for o simple consolidated Gov
srumeLt Of Vienna. Tho American soldier fights
for maintaining Constitutional National Gov
sfnmsnt ss Washington, and a Constitutional
state Government At tho Capital Of svsry State
AS much OF Columbia, q. c. ,ss al Boston, Mass.
He fights to maintain the National Govefn~
mept and to enable It to redeem the Consiitu-
s!onal guarantee of Republican form OF Gov
srument TO every State ia the Union.
Again, l. is said We ere lighting for Liberty
This 10 true, Yeti, 10 nOs trao that tho great
cody OF our 1oldieFa hayo gona into tne deld 70
aets foT tho freedom Of negro olc7os, but for
Constitutional liceIty--.hss fFesdoa suscsa'
ICED by oar written Constitutions, State cad
National. We ors not Agitius to make Ken
sucky free ssato--that Is, free from negro
slavery--but to ueoure to Kentuckians, ,ohioeps,
and the peopio Of oil the stasea, tho fall ond
safe enjoyment Of al .ha Hoss.7 and all the
rights they arc entitled 20 aaja7 theiE eva ssets
coa1asasicnr eud tho Constitution Of the
Un.ssi States. & civilian OF . military -saa
1lo talks az thic tine of g vor for Guy othcr
,oss or liberty, is o lenssogus, If net sFnitoF,
and gives aid and comfort to the enemies OF his
country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

We fud the following In the apsOiel corres'
pouGancs OF the Cincinnati Ga=etts, ruder data
Of Helqpa. spill 7th:
gesterAay L Vso officially announced 10 the
ecidiars ~ shie commend :het AdjutGnt'G enarel
Ttoraae cad srrivei Sc Helena. and des'rod 70
sidreps sbeu, Accordingly early IN tho after
neon regiment sGte- regiment marched into
Eo.s Curtis urtil It van o,snned full 60 ovot-
flowing. After Ueitiug CT hour or Two, Adju-
ut-Genarsl Tbonss lnalls msde his appear-
ance, In oJnpsny With Msior-GeneFsi Frentiss
He was rscslved with three ohee-s from the
crowd Mounting the roetrur he spoEe 80 fol-
lows.
"L thanl: TOT, fel'cueoldioro, lcF tie warm
end hea,ty rg9ertion 1hiqh you hsvo given mo.
-ec,ive it not es cn ovation n rn7sela, brt to
the Gpvernrert Which / -op7es1at'
ri su hero to-dsy 70 announce 20 yO1 Gna
policy which hes seer adopsod by tho Admin
ist.asiol Il tle further prosecution oi this war.
| come with authority to carry IL oat fully, and
with your favor and cooperation, successfully.
"i5 is we'll known that the rebels have had
great advantage over ue, in the fact that they
have ali taken the field against us, leaving the
blaclrs behind Gt home TO work Tor them and
support them. We low propose TO take these
blGckg, 10 feed, c!othe, organize and arm heN.
We can thus starve the rebels tnto submission,
or force large proportion OF theig army to Icy
down the musket ara take up the shovel Gnd
the hoe. The negroes have fed 20 no ioF pro-
secLida, and have Daen treated badly The
consequences have been Shaf many cave 9eap
driven bsok 60 their masters, while many nave
been deferred i.on yehtUring Ritb!n our lnBe.
This must ceaee. Our piaket5 nuss be IN
s:.ucted . receive these unfortunate fugtiyse
kiuely, and 10 ~elcomO tAom within ous ssaes
gladly.
! baTs full .aUsSoiisy 10 0rgelpze segimool
Of blacks aG Helena suc TO commission white
men as officers OF tne dgns ohsFacger and
staap. We propose also TO establish colonies
Of blacks along tao llyeg lpoG the deserted
piaptelions. Was legn a = g,aye State, "ss
lpIead b. negrena, aod fhlnk ! knor 'he
negre d Uhsfact5T Gnc capAgay. D9lleVe mat
tao bia0ka will msko good soiuitrI, We nave
eizesdy SN0 regiments that lave done gO0i
service al4 proved 5emealysa capAblo and
braY5.
IhaYej just OFgsuizeG OF Memphis eign. con-
psniss 40 NItiilerisss, and / propose 20 10 tue
same bare. The policy Of the Administration
| 1rst 10 Ga,Sis8 cut, and aa pProait.on on tho
ra-. Of ofijosrs cad told.egs wis be siioTed.--
Even she asa,s 8jphe 80 pro,aetion 10 the Of
fear via. by sol as s5sd Opposes she polics OF
the 9oYarDmel Tli;A ! 1aYo just snumaFasd ed
10 ycqT hearing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
A General Board under the Conserip.
tion Act.

A Board Of officers Of the army, consisting
of Medical Inspector CooIRIDGE, Surgeon CLY-
MrR, and Assistant-surgeon BARTHOLOMEW, has
been convened In Washington, BY order of the
Secretary of War, to present rules for govern
ing Boards of Enrolment under the Conacrip.
tion act, in determining who shall be exempt
ed from draft, as being physically or mentally
unfit for service. II Ia understood that II has
been decided TO exempt no one who is physi-
cslly or mentally able at the time to carry 6
nuakek.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
NE Radicols After General Halieck

'Ihe radicals, aftor taying used General Hal.
jgok 70 get rid u General Mcclellan, sEo nog
determined 70 send him aigo l1rlh. His un.
willingness 10 g.ye high military ooromAnds TO
FTSai52t, BGsI5g ana Clay Is he chief ofon3e
il .halr s7oo; snd then iks fact has eucees1
has ~ ID oGBo ogoUncd our arnn nncs he has
had the direction Of affairs, s pasent 70 the
whole country. Tho Poe. oalle for = military
Gonsgrl fiaII0cI shall bo odiy one, whlle thc
1Sibn.s, eoholDg tho Wads comlni!teo, iusinu.
ate. sact heis g rebel spy. IN this quarrel shs
DeGco'toy are someahat 10 the sltup sion d
the cl1 .ady poadlng hght Between b9e hns
btl1 I'd bear, and do lot caTe mach Hhlot
VII ia ". Y, World.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

4 NEEDED REEoaM.---Ws hcag ootstzrg 4, Z.
1lalnts Of the gcbhsgs Of soldieEs ca ,aeig way
homo from the AMY. Gangs OF ploi.poossl-
sravsl sogrlesly cn tho railgonG traias Eetvecn
Washington and thIs city, and plurdss febugl-
ing ocldisEs Of thelF pay. Certainly shssa should
DO Q atop pae 30 thie. Eothtrg CIR be ccsi3F
Let the railroad companies sppEcpsisto spsclal
cars 10 soldioEs, and Gllow nobody Gao % estsl
them, and shs.s wo1ld bs no Opportunity foE
thsse thieves 20 practice sheig vocation. Thil
ought 70 be attended 90 without delay ~ Y.
NGaes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
The Noble County Caoe.

The examination Of She Fs1siniDs Neois
county prisoners wao conolEdsa o. Saturday
afss.noon bsiOFe U, s. Commieeipaag HALLlDAy
st Cincinnati Eight wore dlsoheggsd and Eve
viz: JoHN RAcEY, TEouls RAoET, JozL MoFAE.
RzN, JAMES MoCUNE, and Bgaron TzoRLA. usrc
held 70 ball. 1hoy vsgo laid !a teo sun o. GyG
hundssd dollArs sos sheig GppsaEa2os sfsom doy
90 day In tha U, s, Ceust now iR 1s1aiea at ca
olnustl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
ssExtrs Billy, Smith.

Ex-GoYesnes Smith IT Virginia, one cl the
l5alers Of the rebellion, hac Rad lis ahare u
clnry end dieasssr in the var Since lhs re-
Bolton commenced ha has gat Ei9 0i&5at son.
killed in battle, hse toss ouc aG biz 0To ssnH
10 hitsle, aa3tLsr 4ol Las io9t W agCj ID ho
hinaslf r aOH lying dsugtrosei2 Ia Noo,
vouu6s received s5 Fredericksburg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

THr REBEL Lo6aEs SIHoE TIE WAR JEsAN.-
q u yagy oostain TINT tho loEsos q The var
boger long aso % toll ierribly upoa .hs gobal
an6 0L mo population u the lStat5l--
No r9pelt- 1t Gil g3liat!s hlge taeI made u
tho.e iczsos IN many Of tHoig tattlss. No gsa.
9;al pagctt hGG corae sS ls ol the rlllksp gkc
aav5 died IL thoip cll5Ds Geora tha o2ests Of ex.
pcarE5 aZd haglaalpss og who LGva gOaa toma
6Eiy 70 die sLsf9 fgon. .1izeaso contracted 10 Tho
grG3y Al oil Of these points, however, where
their camps heye been loceted tor any leagib
og time, tbs crtcpi of th cir burial pIacss indi-
oatcs fearful Esostplsy ~ PhilGdelpkta Tr-
qr;Ter. sss
This etatsl2elt Is 5eEY trls5End II il npril-
cssle TO citheE Of the hostile seetioeo. Exogs:
IL isw instances, Eakrou litsis 81 e1.a lozss.
actually aust4inod "a bettls cg tion dlassao,--
VIC Can oRIy judge from aiataEnSosa Ils0 thi1
that als53 .hs Wsg b9gEn epplioat.tns ecc Een-
Eicns for IL 600 t.doEe aid II 900 invAldE have
hoen received at Waahiagton. Both sides
AaTS suffered s9Esibly lz hleoa aua tgea acFs,
Gnd i.wouId 10 10 shane GcE eitheE IS eS1s 1sssa
tney aTe hositily tIsed Of fighting, nAd Nuel.
be gled 70 eoms 70 tsrms If anything coald 81
sEsss6upon mutually acceptable. Here is tti
sub--JonragL Of Commerce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

GEHERAl JOHN CocERAN, Il s gsosls Letter,
statss chat ths ordsr No. 8. OF Gsnogll BUha-
EIDE. alluded 10 10 Sis soport Of lts WADEcon-
aaittsa 90 the GondaSt Of tso. Wax " "disEissco
from tie ssaflcs and relieved Of shalr con-
nsnds twenty gsnsssI ofacoss OF Che Army Of
shs Potomac. waO had dlaturbel Genssel BuAN.
siDE. At he head of this sgcod he ngniGeaal
name Of GsS JoE HooEES." -"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

CAanus H. Clay left for Europe ii the
Essarnos Aeias or clio 9Th. II 10 20 bS Hoped
40 VIII rot dsslrs o rat1rn dass5a ths ssnaizder
Of MF. Liacoln'a administration, o. offes bio
bIoodlesn swcsd 80 kio coantsy's ceass as Lreios
0enesal. I. would be oalarity ssc7 wrioh
she nstioa vould not easily EsooVsgs- ~GsacIz-
@aei Commercial. ar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
WIN, 3, Bradbury
Piano,Ferte Establishment,

NO 4s7 BRooME STREET, NEW YORK.
JHE subscriber respectfully invitse the attention OF
4 hs friends and the public genoraly to his Piano
Porte Establlshrnent, at No. 427 Broouc gtreet
Having withdrawn MS intc-rst, ttock and mSeralG from
the late nrm Of "Lishte BradbuTys," which firm va
dissolved the 3st January ult and having puIchags
ed tho entire stock OF psnoFortes aud 2lanofortc La
tersl, owned By his brother Edward G. Bradbury in
the said 1r, he Is now prepared to supply the increased
demand for ais celebrated Plano foEtes. Employing
the most aklu and experienced strAmen. Iih ltrga
stock Of the best and most thoroughly seasoned mate
nj and abundance OF Capital be has taken in hand
the personal supervision OF the whole bnsness o.
uactprng his Instruments aud IN enabled % turn ont
PianoEoTtes OF unequallei tone aud dtTd6keaess.
BRApBURY's New EoALE PfAEo EoRTE,-Ir the arrange.
mont Of new scse drawn and prepared with the ut
most care expressly for our new natIumeEts, Bs have
added every Improvement which can in any way tend
to the perfection Of the PianoFcste and conf
IDENTIFY assert that FOR decacy of touch, volume, brill
laucy and sweetness OF tone, ooniaed With that tesngth
and sodiy OF frame necessary to durability these in
atrurents are unequalled.
=" STRENGTH AND BEAUTY y Is oar motto, and We IN
Ys tho oloseEt crciem Of the best unbiased judges m
the land. NVG-y instrument warranted for aYe yesf
WM. b BRADBURY,
427 Dtoors ST., cor. Of Crosby, New York.
mchll 63m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

phOFKaaoR AGAssiz, Ia bis aeientifc articles
Ia shs Ationtie Monthly, undsr tho title e'Amer-
les tic Old World" maintains that the Amsri. :.
gan Contlnent bes been falsely denomlnatad chs
5NsH WoSld. "HeFo Was sho frst Dig land
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

lifted out Of the waters, here Was the Rtst
shore that was washed by the ocean that en-
veloped all the world besldes; and while Eu.
rope was represented only by islands rising
here and there above the sea, America already
stretched an unbroksn line OF land from Nova
Scotia to the far West" #.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
GeAsra. Order by Major-Geneiai Surn.
side.
laADauAnTEEB ARMF OF THE oHIol
ClRCMNATl, April I3, 1863.

ClEciKNATl, April l5, 1853
aenstll ogds1 10. 49,.
T'h9 commanding Geaasal pUblishes, ios ne
information Of all ocGCagaed, that horSaRef all
passJns found within OH limos, Who coamib
Lo.s for tba haHe6t OF ta9 onauIoa oe olr
dountsy, will 30 ssied 10 splo5 os Glalsgsg; aud
II eoaqiosed, VII slfes death. 4his a.da. !
9ludss tho following cicgao5 OF 5Gssgn8 4
CoRsiogs og Gj1gse ma.ls
WGite,e 0g .otters ssD. BY ssoggl mails
Geogst Eocfdlsi1g ohoss5 within no Mua.
Pessona whc have saSos9a lato an sgseensas
Ito pras QUE linss lor tho lgrecse Of joining the
enolay.
Pog5ons sCaEa concealed Dithin our lnsg bs.
len gi1g 70 tbs Essvics OF Chs saemy
aud, IL 4nss, ell pe7s53l lound improparI-
Vil.An or ltasJs atc.oegh giye private inior.
I U1Gti1E " ias 0alS1ly, e,t
81 yI@0s-s lishia Odl i.as.g 1yi.a hesher, u.J-
tect. ccnoeal, feed, olcshu, 9g Il. arg Wv al
tthc G4aE.l51 ol our oounisy.
Lhs sebls q declaring sympGthiSo IL. ;no
cGaasg vii 70 lcngerbo tolerated n thls Gaoar;
messt. Poracrs committing such oeSanaes vii
be ~ Gncs agr6Eted, glth viag ID bclng sftaa
&C above stated, o. cent b9yoad cur liaee into
gaa liaen Of taeie Er.ead1.
II nust Be dLatiactly ua-eestoa1 sbas tresaon.
Expressed Or impliea' VIII lOs b solerase6 ia
this dspass ss1sns.
All o@ocgs enc sgldis.s are asslotly ohaggoa
With thsexeoutIon Of sais order
Ey soElI-snec eci AIajcs General a. e. BaF1aide
LEWIS RICHMOND,
Assistalt Adjutsnt General.
\ oMclal: D. r. LAurD, Csps and Ara. @
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80 DOLLARS REWARD.

Irs0APED from the Ohio Pehlsnslkr5 Of the evening
IL Of the llth mat. BURR KING, ave feet ave and
threefourth inches high: has gray eyes, light brown
hair, common complexion, narrow face, medium fore
head large thin none slightly crooked, scar top
nose square chin, acar under left aide Of chin B X.
on right arm, right little finger crooked and s foul
hearts and B. r." left arm, left forenngeT deIomed
and stiff, and Is about IS yearD Of age.
The above reward Will be pad for his delivery at this
PententiAry, OF twenty-five dollars ior hia delivery II
any prison 90 that can obtain him.
NJ MBRI0N, Warden o. Z.
apfiiI2-d3lWIt, - .sst, i... e, 81 d
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.boIfon PoIt.

AdIutanS General Thomas Announces
the Policy OF the Administration az
10 Feeding, Clothing and Arming the
Negroes-No oppooitiOn TO this Policy
10 be Tolerated
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

THIRD EDIrI0S - 5OTH THOUSAND DIR HarTey's
Treatise on Diseares of Femalea, Pregnancy, Nscar'
rpge Barrenness stetilly, Reproduotion end Abuaea
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free 70 cry address; siS cents Fequired 70 pey the
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syALRD and prepaid hg
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

ooUaH, coLp, on All IRRrTkTED TERoAT
E sowei to progress rssalsa ia coTicrs P0iuons7 a7d
Bronchial sdeotions, oflshtGn % incuTabie.
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relief. In BRoNcHIrIs, AoTKltA, aud GA they are
b,neAoia The good asctu rs1uiting frcm tho us' Of
he TroohoJ and hei- extended has cnused them 70
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mEED
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brakes Plamtatl00 BdtSeEs.

Thoy pasigyp 1treagthsa end inyieoFat0 is
They egssse healthy appetite
They srd an antldoto 60 change Of rstsr and
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They overcome efraCts Of dissipation and lsto
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mind. rsa-
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The Press and The Government.

The following arc the proceedings If thu
E,!itris' meeting III the ,ity Of New York III.
| Monday last:
The meeting was called to Consider ia
the words al tl,c Call. the snl jet al tie lia
tire, extent. aud rigItiuI lurt'ti II. il amy,
"l the pubic j,uri,ali Is t" crir'ciat. the con-
duet of the Government in time ut WIZ
Al d civil c"hvulsi"ris.'
Horace Greeley was "a led III tie chair, aud
Mr.. Elun Cnniswk appointed Secretary.
The following WAS ad"pterl: ...
Whereas tho liIeity an / the rights at he
Iress ~ affected hy the oxisten t a..d me- rs-
sites IF a state OF war, aud especially If civil
war. ale topics Of the highr II public '"riccrr,
aud whereas recent event. indicate the exist
rnce Of grave mIsapprrhensi' us aud lament
able confusion oil ideas with regard to TIL,
VITAL question Therefore
ResoiUcd That urr conceptions of the rights
and duties Of the press in season OF convui-
SION and public peril like the present, are
briefly summed up in the following pr"posi
tious:
/. We recognize and affirm the duty of
fidelity To the Constitution. Government, AM
laws oi our country, as high moral rs well
rs polit al obligation resting on every citi-
cete to Others any exception from its require
ments or privilege to evade their sacred and
binding force.
2. That treason and rebellion are crimes
by the fundamental law of this as Of every
other country and nowhere else so 'ul pable,
81 abhorreut, ms in a republic, where each has
an equal voice aud vote in the peaceful and
legal direction OF public affairs.
8. While we thus emphatically disclaim
and deny any right as inhering in journalists
or others to invite, advocate, abet, uphold or
Justify treason or rebellion, we respectfully
hut firmly asser. and maintain the rights Of
the press to crticise freely aud iearIessly the
acts of those charged with the administration
Of the Government; also those of all their
isi and military subordinates, whether with
intent directly to insure greater energy, ELI
cheney and fidelity in the public service. or
in order to achieve the same ends moIe re-
motely through the substitution Of other per-
SONS tor those now in power.
a. That any limitations of the right Gre
ated by the necessities Of war should be con-
fined to localities wherein hustilities actually
exist or are mmiDently threatened, and we
deny the right of any military of1i"er to sup
press the issues or forbid the general crcuIa
ton of journals printed hundreds of miles
IRON the seat of war. ... . ..
The resolutions, after receiving the sigma
lures of those editors not represented y: the
meeting, will be- forwarded to Che President
and Cabinet, The proceedings OF the meet
ing were very harmonious, considering the
divers shades and classes of pulit 3 repre-
scented.