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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

"a, That We denopnce as traitors 70 The gVuntry
the AboltOn JaoObins who are seeking 70 btu about
civil war IN tee loyal States VI th the view Of turning
IL d sibe, the bgyonets oflthe army sgainst the
breasts of the fathes, Brothers and friends uf the
soldiers and suhjeetng those States to military
surveillance and dominion.
~. That denounce, As iibeiefs OF the Demo
cratic party and enemies Of their countiy, The men
who are engaged IN representing the Democratic
party wanting In sympathy with our soldiers in the
Held II Is uase ssnder upon human nature to
assert that the Democrats who have hundreds a
thousands OF brother, aud ia the army, DO not
synpathize with them and il is outrage upon the
DEM cratic party, that has alwRy stood by the
try to assert that It is not the iend Of it, gallant
defenders.
2s. That the conduct of Bn adler General Massn
the military commandant al Columbus, AMI OF the
officer commanding the provost guard IN preventing
all appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed
ings Of this Convention, show that they have just
appre aatlon of the Constitution Of their country and
the rights OF the people, and that they wise and
patrotc officers and that their conduct on thus
sion II striking contrast with the contrary conduct
Of the military authorities upon the occasion o. the
laie Democratic meeting at lnd,anap lis. Aud We
take pleasure In expr ssne our confidence IN General
Mason and the officers and soldiers under h coin.
mand. .l esa ..n.... s.
rho Convshiion then aiihniuea slih thfee rhctif
Tor the nonnqes, thwe lor df Consiitntion aud thps
/ ..tsl4 WILLIAM MEDILL President.
AMOS LaYAAH, Secretary
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-02-07

There are Tires regiments Df eolered
troops 10 New Orlsans, besides $50 hsavy
artillery. Ehe ass IL sonpoAed 81 free
blacks, the sssspd part slaves and part free,
and the shisd consists altogeshsr Of slavsa.
An officer writing on the subjsOs OF thsse
regiments, says: l.. =. .
s.You would be surprised at the pro.
gress she blacks make in drill and in all the
duties Of soldiers. End them better dis
posed to learn and more orderly add cleanly,
both 10 their persons and quarters, than the
whites. Their Sighting qualities have not
yet been tested on . large scale, bot am
satisfied that, knowing as they do: that
they will rsciess no quarter at the hands
Of Che rebels, they will fight TO the death.
40 nm old Demoerat, Il fels o title rspugnacne
at having anything to do with negroes, bat
having got fairly ever that, sm in the work.
They are jnss as good tools to crush the re-
beIlion with az any that Caa be got"
Another year wia see many such regi-
ments in the field. The sentiment is be-
coming general that black mans life ia
worth no more taaa a white mans life and
IS slavery is the cause Of the war, the freed
slaves should do their part to crush the re-
bsllion gotten up FOR the purpose Of more
closely riveting their chains.
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SLIPPERY.

The following nose from subscriber,
speaks for itself. We have often thought
that some folks along the mail route read
the NoEPARE1L without paying for it, but
our correspondence theory explains 1t all:
DExlgox, Iowa, JAN. 9th, 1858.
EDITOR NoNP ARIEL Il would just like to
call your attention to your paper, and espe'
cisIIy to the copies you send me. 4hey are
printed on very slippery paperI in fact, Mr.
Bditor, it is exceedingly slippery paper !!
and Wish that your folder would stick the
wrapper fast at both ends, and would not
care if he stuck q. little "dope" on in the
middle, provided it did not get on the lat
est dispatches, Now, Mr.. Editor, just let
me tell you, that when my papers geE here
and 60 20 pull them out Of the wrappers !;
they come out just as though they were used
to it; and between you and l, Mr.. Editor,
/ really belisvs they are. And if did not
know that the post masters on this route
were all good Republicans, should verify
believe that every post master between here
and Council Bluffs, had slipped my papers
out and read them. Bot don's lay it to
the post masters, and can only account for
it in this way - Your papers bring the la"
test news that is received in these "diggins,"
and your papers know it; and when they
are jogging along In the mail bag they can't
help, just slipping out Of the wrappers once
in while, to show the other papers, that
they have the latest ne1cS.
Yours truly,
NJ, McTTRNRr.
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Greelx and Intsrxsnfiors

New York, Jan. 29.-Ths Times ediso
rally gives currency to tho statement that
Horace Greedy entered into personal nego.
tiations with Mr.. Mercier, for the promo
lion Of French Intervention. The Times
says unless We have been misinformed, and
We are, open 10 correction on this point,
Greedy has held personal interviews with
the French mi mister, and has written him
letters, assuring him that the people are
tired of The war, and that they desire peace
above ell things. and that they are ready to
welcome intervention Of the French Emps.
roF OF any disinseressed European power,
for the adjustment Of the controversy be.
tween the Government and the rebel States.
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From the commencement Of the war for
the UDieu, TO the present day, ID has been
o fasorits and oft-rcpeated saying with the
advocates of secession and the friends OF
slsvsry-Nortb - well a. ssYth-"The alb
o lisionists brought on the var =" In this
assertion they End their tower OF strength
in every day Of trial. IL To- their magic
word, TO be said upon every occasion VIXEN
srsumsns fails. Who ever heard Of o To-
~ rendered hers de combat 10 ashats,--eon-
Grontes By arguments and principles which
he could asithss answeF o. deny, go clOsel
hsmed-in by his epponest that be could nsi
= Their fght nor run who did not invariably
take up the universal and new or failing paa-
aeea Of bis party, and demolish his sntagoa-
10. By declaring stThs Abelisionists brought
% the var 2s' This 10, bSS all odds, the
greatest argument svsr Invented; let ii be
taken away and you leave the Tory party Of
the North neutrality-suspicious.. Like ser
tain patent medicines, it is good for every
thipg-cures every i'll that Tory politicians
are heir to. Take 40 honest, hsrd.sheh
specimen OF The genus &c cssh--s regular old
seed- Tory and when pinned to the wall
he'll! tell you "Msy be slavery, in the alb
ssvaet, 10 wrong, domino though. Guess
the President bad q righs to issue bis proc
lam4tien-couldn't say. P'G'aps we might
have peace, 10 little while, If we'd all
turn in and fghs together for the Union--
eAn'ttelf-buE-'' The AboIttsonists brought
on. the par !" And here is an end to all ar
'gumeDs. Won may challenge his authority
for the assertion, and compand BIN TO
shoA why be Gays thus and so, but you'll
only waste your breath-yoa might as well
challenge the sun for it's authority to rise,
or command the wind to "halt. and give the
countersign." As the elements have been
fixed 10 their courses and allotted their re-
spectivs duties by the ovsr-rulng Mind, so
the Tory has been assigned his task, by
these who do the thinking for the party
be has been told what to say-hs hss c0n-
ned bis little speesb by rots, and ensvsr
you approach him upon the subject of pol
ltics he repeats it to yoa. He is never to
be caught 'sDapp'ug''-hs is alwaVs ready.
Read 10 bid from The black record of trsa-
son-repsat to him the long list Of dark and
damnipg deeds which history has marked up
to the charge of bis party; but be stands
secure behind bis armor, and 90 sooner have
you ended the long catalogue than be hurts
forth bis ever ready thunder bolt, and you
are informed that ''The Abolitionits brought
on tbs war - By "Abolitionists" he means,
of course, the friends Of the Union, and if
speaking without constraint, would thus sag
it, but Gen Beauregsrd has declared in gen.
eral order, that all enemies of the Confed.
oracy shall be called "Abolitisnists," there
fore your model Tory calls every friend Of
the Union "Abolitionist'-no frsm any
preference be bss for the name, but to obey
oPdera
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New York. Jan. 30.-The New Orleans
Delta. of the 18th, represents the rebel
steamer Cotton, which was destroyed BY the
Fedsrals, a. having been a very formidable
vessel. -....:
Gen. Wetzel has succeeded in getting a
large force in the enemy's rear. ct Bayou
Techee, thereby completely aaDking them.
Their overthrow 10 that section is only q
question Of few days time. The rebel
force there is ascertained to be about liz
900 infantry and l,l00 cavalry.
The New Orleans correspondent OF The
Tribune states that the Harriet Lane is used
as bIockading vessel in Galveston Bay
The rebels are fortifying the Island. and
fitting out the Harriet Lane. A large num-
Der Of troops are concentrating on the Is
land, to resist the attack Of our feet. Our
force there is amply sufficient 20 take GAL
weston.
Information from the United States Con-
sui at Metamoras, of the 18th, states that
300 Unionists have organized themselves
into two cavalry regiments, near Browns
vile. The Consul also writes that about
1900 more are ready TO join as soon as
arms and ammunition can be furnished
them. The announcement that the Baak
expedition was designed for Texas produced
this organization
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ErnMNoRTH cARoLINA.

New York, ism. GA Newbern letter
savs that Gov. SsauIsy's resignation was
sent hence 10 Washington, in the last mail
II ia based on the Presidents Proclamation
which be ssrsnuously opposes. The army
and navy, and shs Union citizens are ssroDg-
" avsrss TO the appointments Of any sue
cessor, % such an OfiesE 10 regarded 10 q
seriOus obstacle to the progress OF our
arms. -.
Gen. Foster 10 accepting ths services OF
Negroes for garrison dusy, Notwithstanding
the renaoussrance Of Gov. Stanley.
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THE var IN mExICo

New York, Jan. 30.---Adviecs from Mexi.
90 confirm tho reported defeat Of four thou
sand French under Gen. Berthisr, BY sight
hundred Mexiears-not eight thousand "a
heretofore reported. The affair occurred
In fog, at two O'Clock on thstmorping Of
December 18th. The French we're com.
plsssly routed. The Mexican, General Pre-.
sida, captured q convoy from Jalapa for
perots.
Negrsta, With 10000 men, made sortis
from PusbIa, and attacked q French divis.
ion Of 14,Ooo u Acagsss, 8 leagues from
Pusbia, completely routing the latter. The
French had to..rssreas to orisabs. French
communication is almost cut Of. Jalsua
and Tampico 10 abandoned BY them. The
smallpox 10 raging at Vera CruE. Il
Washington, Jan. 30.-Ip the ssnaseyes.
ssFday, Dir. Salisbury spOlOgizsd for bic
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Jadgs THAYER, Of Muscatins, IL 0
speeeh maas ~ Tiptsn > few days ago,
said, ssThers IL peace In ball, md win %
ell thu Abolissoassss gss shsvs.n II ths
Sadge il good anshorisy. hiTasssftion mast
be . comforting assurance % tho Aboll"
tiouisss that poDe Of their numbsr havs, 81
yss, been condemned 70 the bot regions be-
low. And ID makes is equally certain that
their principles Of right end justice have
found them admission to the brighter, hap
pier world above. u Jadge THAYRa pre-
fers the psacs Of hell, the abolisionisss will,
doubtless, be quite willing TO leave him,
and the rebels and traitors With whom ne
frassruizss, to spjOy it alone.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-02-07

GA large public meeting, numbering
several thou'ads, was held in Manches ter,
England, the last evening of last year, at
which speeches were made and resolutions
adopted, expressive Of COED feeling towards
this country, an9 approved Of President
LincOln's Emancipation policy. An ad.
dr~ps has been sent b. this meeting to the
President, expressive Of the sympathy OF
the working men Of England, and their
high sense of the Justice Of all bis measa res
tending 70 givs freedom 20 the slave, and
restore peace 70 this nation. Thsg regard
his mission as. previdensiaI, AID urge him
bot 30 falter or faint in the great work be
10 called upon to do.
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~An Epglishman, giving 8 picture Of
Charleston, 5. o. says the city ia almost de-
serted by Observation-Disclosures twenty 10
dies being left in the place. The streets are
empty, and one half Of them in blaCksDsd
ruins. A cad and terrible spectacle this
non -hfeless and funsrsal city presents.--
Well has she been paid for the part she has
taken 10 the rebellion.
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neushers. WaaIva

New York, Jan. 20. --RfSm DE R;shmoad
papers or the 23d, We soIlscs me following
items:
There are various rurcrs 10 oireulatisn
10 regard to affairs % the Oosst Of North
Carolina, bat nothing reliable e 20 shs ep-
a.fstions Of the ensny Ut NsNberne. ~ u
not thought, however, that any forward
movement has bet been made. The ysathss
for several day., along che coass, has been
exceedingly anfaSorabls for an adyanes
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Chicago, Jan. ga late Richmond dis
patch says there IS uumistakable signs that
the CONSUMPTION Law will be rigidly execu-
ted, aud the military strength Of the Con-
federacy, as far as demanded by Congress,
folly brought ous. Next spring, we hope,
will find the South oae vast oamp-every
man a soldier.
The Charleston Mercury urges q speedy
and thorough enforcement of the Act in
every State.
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NEWS THROUGH REBEL SOURCES

Fortress Monroe, Jan. 28.-The Rich.
mond whig Of the 26th says: "The enemy
are advancing from Newberne In two col.
umns-ons towards Kinsson, the other to-
wards Wilmington.'
Mobile, January ga dispatch dated
MoMinnville Oath, says "The Yankees at
tackled MOrgan's command this morning,
and after two hours hard fighting With q
superior force our men fell back"
Goldsboro, n. O., Jan. 25.-AD Abolition
aeet Of 81 sail, including Two monitors aud
six other iron clads, are 10 Beaufort har.
Dor; also, that So 900 AboIitloplats are en-
eamped in Morehead and Carolina counties.
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e cit 10 said that the pen With whish
the President signed the Emancipation Proc"
lamatiou, has been presented TO George
Livsrmors, Of Cambridge, Mass. 1t should
belong to the nation, and be preserved
among our public ouriosisiss and sacred
rslics. To no other pss Of this sOansEy
and age has been permitted % glorious o
6aad .~...-.
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n the 6sh New York, 10 parsu;s Of the ii.
'sspy, Afsst psrsaiBs them - rapid sAts
Tor sbeat tssaiy niles, be came up aIsh
them = saddlsbusy. Major Hammond, Of
the Ssb New Tori uish lhs adyance. fsll
.upon their rear With gssat eeleriey. and a..
Ter brilliant skirmish, ssscssdea Il can.
turing 20 81 them ana seAassFlpe ths eshess
10 eli directions.
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GLOOMY TIMES IN Dixie.

The Richmond Examiner Of Jan. Goth,
contains o remarkable editorial, which ad-
mits that unless the Confsderaey can raise
seventy-f five or a hundred thousand men
within the next two months, it will come to
grief. 1t urges that the conscrips act be
vigorously enforced; thas exemptions be
made only in extreme eases, and that the
plantations and slaves be left to the control
Of the women. 1t says "ths Yankees bold
ell they ever held, and that another year or
two Of such progress as they have already
made, will 6ud them masters Of all the
Southern Confederacy." Il alludes to the
magnitude of Yankee possessions in that
country, and says "Ths pledge once deem
ed foolish by the South, that be would hold,
occupy, aud possess, all the forts belonging
to the United States government, has been
redeeped alp eat TO the letter BY Lincoln"
And again-"The truth is the Yankees are
In great force in the very heart Of the Con-
fsdsraey; they swarm on all our borders (;
they threaten every important city yet be-
longing TO us, and nearly two hundred thou
saud Of them are within two days. march Of
the Confederate Capital. This is no fiction
it lie a fact so positive that none can de-
ny it,"
Then follow expressions Of fear and douhs
gish regard to the Indians Of the South,
and the dangers to be spprshended from
them. Distressing aee1un's are given Of
the condition OF affairs 10 Arkansas. New
Mexico and ARIZONA are lost 70 the South ;
great disSasIsfaotien exists 10 Mississippi
and Tennessee, and 'add all this to the
foregoing And it will be sssD thas the Yam.
KEGS have mnch 20 snosurage them 10 the
prosecution Of the war, and We nos a littls
20 s2oits serious apprehension for The
fDtara.n
Let the fearful, croskine ones here at the
Nsrsh, who are sOmssimes disposed TO give
up that all 10 lost. and yield to the demands
oe the South, read this article from the Err
anaases. which We Rnd in the St. Loo 0
Democrat, and pke coorsgs.
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New York, Jan. 30.-From New Orleans
We learn thss an expedition consisting Of
cavalry and artillery, from Brasher City
18th, succeeded in capturing and destroying
a rebel guuboat up the TsChee rivOr.
The federal, Gen. Grover, with 20 regi-
meuts, is at Baton Rouge a strong force
is also at Csrrolson, under Gen. Sherman.
Gen, Banks is still 10 New Orleans.
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Yrs.a Nersh carssiuA

Wilmington. North OGroIiDa, Jan. 2O.-1
IL 10 semi officially reported that she enemy
bad burned the bridges at Jacksonviile. and
had retired toward NswberDs., Ali quiss
here. Their forcs consissed Of two and .
baif xsgimsats d infsnssy and six kupdred
cavalry, with III pieces Of artillery. They
have not yet attempted any forward moVs-
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