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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08

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Between two hills this still-Lcuse sets,
Seated as The devils net:
AS II he could deceive his. Goaoa aNe
And then ascape the chEsSsaiIP 3.
All! can 8e that he fOrgtt3, AZ
That q sword 1oc him Jehov4h y cts;
Ho beareth not the sword in yaiA
Ger those who Xiii his pGc1I9uz NAain.
Dobzon, surry couaty, n. E.
Correspondence Of the jchmoatEzanlaer
FREDEHIcKsBUhG, June LIST, f8G3.-Tne.
indications Of activity in the Army of The
Potomac continue, but the de,tl,4tion and
design Of lis movements are SUII wrapped in
mystery. OoInion seems divided On the
subject Of The eucrny's intentions, tIoQ2h in
ciiu3ng t. tie conclusion that another adj
vance may be expected. Indeed, night be
fore last we had quite q lively Juac Of it On
the strength Of 4 repor, that the e! my we're
again crossing the Eeppahannooh ~ heavy
force, beth above and below the tlTn. and
that an engagement WAS already begun on
CAc sxtreme left.
Your correspondent, however, 33 rot
place any confidence in the report, and Goes
. not now apprchcnd any Immediate otraasixe
demonstration Oh the part Of the enem, on
the Rappaharnock line. 4 close AMI dai}y
observation r their camps and ccndu,t, cx-
hibiC quite a dimjnution Of force in front,
with "a oStentatl0us attempt to conceal what
seems to be a gradual Withdrawal. Of - are
proportion Of their troops and artillery.
Foo Instance, Saturday night, bout one
O'Clock, the cannon commanGiry the point Of
location on the lower pontoon bridge We're
removed from their position, OF the heights
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08

Five lines viii he published eratis t5s ia r.cry
0~Gdlti"nn| line of Nr!tiHE ten cents Iuust IT, r..l ur
the obituary notice wil not 1c inserted. We We
- send Bills for SUCH service TIE L.uurv U4.f at
company tic article.
Died, at Akins' Landing. ADJUST tie 5,e. 10. ot
typhoid fever. Mr.. Obt3ilh W. I'rarc. a.lc.sa ut
Co. \. 24h Reg. N CT. lie Ma - brave >U!>.c1 and
was much r%oIoycC by his company. uc fou~tl H.1oulh
the bloody battles at BichuUuG. On Ia- las .-y IL
the battle Sc Ircd the last gun. lie nes.r ,auk
from Il single duty. i teW minutes before Gc u -
ktI prisoner, he said. ." thaEl God. | have tuf .uo
TINE to die, and will die in .he defence 81 H.. der
ties Of my country. lie ana his friend M j t:nctt.
We're taken prisoners. Barnett waited ii H.. Nnilo
sick. HClvCu only min" d=v-. lie Ci,ru wI-u.. iuF
his Mother. said II tie was AT ZONE She yvuuJu LINK
she cuuI. rot 90 100 much TO- him. IdC. plv y uiu1
t.iZt with the friends in tie Hyss Of ar Taaiants,I.sI
fUr indeed he was a brave one.
80 lar away from home he oi ],
No father, mother 10y his side.
None TO wipe away the gathering tear,
None his Ltrt requisite hear.
None Wlthbim 10 sv,araltiIc,
None II close his gazing eyes;
Strangers bore him 20 his JOmo,
And lyt him there 10 :. p alone.
Q, cease. fond Mofne-, cease to r.caD:
Your boy to VOC C8J sc e. return,
. BCt YOU 10 him nay one Cay 90,
~ NheTe ffrCars Il sOrrOW never Gov.
~ eep uBI kiuu siStcTs. weep no Hl1Ia,
#N1our brUthCr's warfare now izo'er-
Tho clfsh II arms, HE Caluou's ear,
Egs slumbcre shall hc disturbed ta uy.a.
Fl .EH3Ii.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08

please copy, 4
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NA'NN ~ NV"
ari. Gallant ,rlrar tell r,o~,a1- o.rf , at 80.
luf. i r F-.5 IrI~LsbgIrL NJ ID .a wbla &c.,.
~ g 99eI Of tne I'M N90rth Ia~3',D. aegiIlt9f H.
-. s. I.-.. r. "a, t,n 5000 NJ sr,iy. ~, ,II.-- .rrfh.
IL IA yiacco IN - S--.1,,ir- s.ltssps,-
low ing day. + eauE- A,sc brothers ii tie s4u. 70.
inent d. Commanded. who wer. permitted a. H. Gau.
a15roachin" dis.ofut %r viii cabin, = r.-Ia
ton, and molly said u have oven ..v iii. l.ely g."
ttc southern Cou Fedcracv dcwar ID. rr,r .;1Ht Ia
All the battles srarnd Eilumuud wrer" IL. ..-Ewice
>youndcd. Eg. .I. n. futI aau has stru.L .l.t-
AM INNS has n.s-,d away the frtr u3t40,. It. ,rl-
~ arrti'Iooi5 o. of Eottb t.rol.s. n0..>. -,4s.
Nav IT be- a CONSOLATION 10 Ms hea!t-strickel !ntGnr~.
brothers aud isters, to know th2t t1cir bc3oye4 INK
Ley fell ut his post. ABLY dooEE
Hickory S,au9u, SC. Pad
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08
hIJUH ,. 2. ROWE

- biblical Recorder and n'toa ln.''op ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

I;ss,l = "a, New York, Feb 19.
We have the following extract from rebel
In the Confederate Congress, Mr., .FoOte,
OF Tenn, offered q resolution TO the effect
that President Davis shall, on or before
May Let next Withdraw the present diplO-
matte agents from every for ign country,
the government Of which shall not at chat
time have agreed TO recognise the indepsu.
denee OF the Confederacy, and after that
date no foreign Consuls she'll be longer al
lowed TO exercise Consular power. exoep,
upon an exequatur asked for at the hands
OF the Confederate States and granted bv
the same. The resolutions further declare
that the conduct of the Emperor of France
in proposing to the European powers "a
unite with him 10 mediation. has bean
highly gratifying both to the government
ana TO the people of the Confederate
States.
The tone Of the journals generally indi-
Gates want of bore and spirit. An pros
poets OF foreign mediat:ou seem 20 be given
up. and the present is considered the mos
criticsl period Of the war. 49,. -
According to the Richmond papers. in
formation has been received there that the
entire Army Of the Potomac is eyacuating
its position ard being divided between
Washington and Fortress Monroe. ~.
HEARerAR-ERs ARnI Or ran ROrOnlo, Feb, Is.
The Richmond DispGteh says. editorial:
w. aa-so'c Gia essF .sBl Z sps -
The North are fighting O.. much for self
RseserEation az tOf southern subjueati1n.
The time has passed when the national gov
serRment sought 70 sxtinguish the South
The farther prosecution Of tie war 10 20
save the North from Shs avalaache of ruin
which the success Of the South must pre.
cipitste. -
Another article .deAoancss John Van Bu.
rem for farming political somerset, repn.
dates ell idea Of mediation, recognition.
and intergentioD, 90 tending to q relaxa.
ton OF the efforts to Gil up the ranks of the
army and says the present is the mOstcsit
ieal period f1the war. . a, 1900 !
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
ARs.T oREnR FoToMAo.
Prehsb.sIea GO Heswspsper.,

HtoD. The New York World. Pa. IA :.
40 order - has been isshed ptckjslt;kvs
tneeireuiatioD Of alf nsuspaIefk g ,fhS
Army otShe P0tOmae until further notiaas-
ms - . very etrAnge U0senaaty md ms
9 vii Be very diacols for tie adriaistrsri
non 70 justify before The ebsntFv. Tkds
eesaaers are also American eisisens 81
nass right 20 know uhat b eoine an = /,
ne world OF course il IL obvioss WIT
tnis sror lac hasb issaea. The An bsf
uniyersei dsssstisfaetion Of the couns-I
WIN Inc negro policy the radicals sfe
ing upon the g0vernDsas y sssy slsaTiv
lnasceseo ~ the HswspAper prsss and he
feellpg - quite as 00DD0n - the srlnS IS
elsewhere. Tie aaminis4ation hoDss ~,
THIS nsaAa % prevent . kooYIa3eS OF fRe
the growing disDonteDt 1som so6chin1 - =
solaierss log lesr it woalA aGsot fksiT mej.
ots basln this. - IN al cGhsf h66s6r.s.e
clEii and military, the aaminisR ntion sko1s
- want Of common sense ed fufssiRkk-
~ nee ne newspapers tbat are % blaa5s
Iof M state OF feeling ahrunRhouf s,h9
essesfy ano N the army, Mr.. Eine1laS
ADVISERS are responeibig for tkat. II Ne,
cna1glng Ne war for theU onion ina on for
aoohs.en thet has done al fhb miaekieE.
ana Nnne tbs policy obtains hsttefs vii
grow steadily W0fsss The abson6S a
oewspapess val increase and embitteF TIE
leehpge OF tee eolaierp, Who viii ie.ra ~
me gQyernnene wishss fhsy Nrald 81
ieAsn RON their pfipasos e0rrasDonaarIo,
ana " report The TINS = ups IA di111r
pnen AT Lineoh viii see. What Is obv;ous
teial sane people q ihs North. thse fhis I.
smcpE the most foolish Of Ne naav fool,sk
| expeoients 81, bis connssIorr. 80
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
% NsY M % 2. -.

The national militia, or conscrfption
81 passed the Senate ct 10 clock Mons;
a nkht. The vote Is NOT giveh IN the
al : 6hoa, but from the tenor 81 tha de-
ba6 IS conclude che bill met with very.
Its.b Opposition. "A number Of amend
mouts were moved but very few Of them
were adopted. Nv. Gown vented TO ex-
empt members Of congress, which was re
fused Mr.. Sumner Wanted 70 exempt
ministers. Of the gospel, which, was ,refnss
cd, and Mr. Rice vented to exempt in eE-
cry. State all VINO were exempt By the laws
Of such state, which vas refused The
only able-bOdied persons bstWesn Is and
Is whom twas voted 20 exempt are the
GOVERNORS Of State. An amendment VA
adopted providing lhatSsnYgdEUfted per
cons may be exempted BY procuring Q snb,
Otitute or payiugia sum of money not ex-
ceeding $500 10 be fixed b. the Secretary
of War, which sum the government will
ofer. az. a bounty for Foluntesr substitutes.
An amendment Was also sadepted 20 make
the frst class. those who will be sphjectsd
% 'deafEl incIude all between the ages Of
20 and 35s instead of .lS and SS5 also an
smepdwent Including persons Of foreign
birth who have, deelared their Intentions
70 become citizens also, an ,amendment
reopiping the, President under the cal
pFpp0sei in the bill, to take into account
the n1mber pf men each. State has actually
furnished, ard to, make the apportiOumept
sseoFFngly.. All other provisions Of the
bin remain as heretofore stated in the
Upon the whole .the bill appears 70 be
kahl Ia
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24


stand ny the NO1as@0E104gs
We understand that there 10 q move
8H6t on the psst Of some DsmOcE6l1 OF this
y TO get up indspsndsns tie This
decidedly wong. NdniqEslOss have
u made. acdprdaucs Viz ne usaees
sbs part ID It's the ID, Be every De-
apcrat to yld the p his 8 port.
At this crisis in-daR natI6nal a1airs, il
most certainly bshooves Democrats to guard
Against divisions amQpeat themselves, Too
much impOrtance cannot be attached % the
election Of our entire ticket. Saying noth-
ing about the manner in which the con.
ventiOh was conducted, The Democracy 0E
the city have PfsssStsd 70 atBshfF0r their
sufrages q ticket that Is entitled to their
cordial support. The, candidates., are all
able, oBIiging and competent men, and
every Demdefat should do iis best 70 elect
:, s-eE lTF2 sssG"s TIFs a. 100 &
snei-l' assi3 assra go BSi 4 saa Sasl
1t 10 sai3 that the principal OpposisiOnis
to be made against car nominees for Col.
lector and Marshal We regret this: This
fighting against the, regular party pomineel
is'bad policy, aud shoald boz disc outraged
BY every Democrat. sv.-as s''-h gtel
We Rrs aware that IN every convention
there are occurrences unrarraptsd b
principle and Q ssgara for the will Of thu
people. The one on Saturday was char
actsFised BY some Of the evils which belong
to the systems but not enough to- justif,
Democrats in opposing shy Of the ncmi
II laali6pding in regard to the doingssO
the eonyeDsiOn is justiiahles certainly on
Of the editors OfthiS paper ihaSl grounds 60
serious objections. He was deceived ami
betrayed, by those who should bays .beel
his fast friends. There were some three!o
four delegates in that CouSsBGiong sWhom,
during the last ten years, 4 80 TRANSFERS
that hs'vaa the means Of their being elect
sdstOsOf6ees pfaproft, time. ndsagsin, VIII
ungratsfulIy betrayed him, against tn
wishes Of 9 majority Of the people who 81
pOiatsd'thsms and, thFOugha base schems
Cast'their ballots agaiaztsshimsa Bat d
does not fssfi jGbtiHsg In opposing q
nORinatiOps or trying TO iIjure the party
Because OF the ,Hngratefal gconduct an
| tEsssheFy fsomei Ofshe members Of d
convention. i'i .aniEo ,T"4'' fifE ;
I -f{,vT shn l.g it-N ss i.ak5l ssstf eets,se Al
/ bs We have. ever lab0red for the good Of Ii
Democratic party and supported all Il
nominations from President down, and
wn require more corruption and psrtid
than Was exhibited IN the convention {
Saturday, toeause5u tOdeasrt them nov
As ell events. We would not be 90 yunrel
sunabls q % oppose any portion Of 90, 3,
oellsnt tieketas that presented to ns q
Saturday, be0auss some Of he members I
| the cOnveutioIi we're actuated By base n,
4 =. lef'sfb GAe HatI&f8f = - = fE7I7I
has9s'ssa Lng 80 1913 & err. gre ne7.
Hence We feel that We are warranted
appealing % our Democratic. friends
stand by the regular Nominations. Il
the only policy. TaFEsga esod3 It. are. -
4
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

fepresenNAe that 1is|f a E. 3. =. ! -
q s. % y, = I. so,slAs;as lkdsi - E7k1es-
IN - se. -. 49,. :, t.a. :;7ss;sl
taeeed ths biOekpde Hers q G.h;i. -
g unconnFmed. sa45I bA = ksss.s7' -
i, Es s.l S.csa!ss. Ass .ssoss ks.s Alosl.a-
1. ans.s tef. sspsss Of . rspulss ., PO,s
hudson, but her sgula ROT b. no..
There vas t6ik LAT sbslh u 3 siS;g;o.
anasr sherman, wa being nstsIi o,,s "a
vac also reported that another - 49, 80
eel bad clipped oue from Mobile Herb.,'
Ness ron 0Aiseston stalss tlst he assi
entered The hey. bui fund il 90 sssseeiv
fortified, that i WAs deemed hsst 10 -;fe.
qfaW tor The present. asg - - & -
kxaeeneat sxisisa ansae arsta al,---
,ng out Of 90 unEilKngness Of .v6i1s ~:
ols,s % Be piaesd on ! e0nnoI ibosine
"'.1 neGroes.a a 4 Ko1r0aA
NeF Orleans papers, as usual. cont.irs
no news ShGteyer. !. = ~ h
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

SPo~1Aa D1nbatcn 70 tno Cn1cnEo Times.
T. WashingEon, Feb. %. :
One Of tbe heavies, snOt tsOrms of ne
es.son connenced this mOrtibg and lassed
ill eveniua
g Auosbet olkcial list Of Off is iis6sa
eo-day Misb Farming that. Il sstisfaesolr de
tence 10 - made, they 81 be chaIred
Eith dese1Ii0n, twtptY-tpia being ahssat
without leave and fSofsssn ioF absenceand-
breach of arrest.
The .. S. Christian Commission held An
susetestsng mseting u the IAN eRsDFe.
seusatives tonight. The results of it's Ia
Dor 10 the army were DOst gratifying.
The President has selected twenty Mai
-epaed 6fty Brigsdies Gsnsrais oahof t1o
hundred BrigadieF ard nipety Major Gen.
erals returned him 6y the Senate rssolu.
ton. They will be sent TO the Senate 70.
morrow or next day. The one h1nared
and 6fty Chaplains win also be returned.
the President insisting that be has the
right under 90 existing LAD, 10 mako nom.
| A aelsgati6Hf 81 twenty CbiDsev,s Inai.
| ans arrived here today. Al part cf thiI
! tribe were engaged with tina Stout 10 ths
war IN Minnesota. They come now K
make friendly .treaties With the gOysr6-
! .Aftsr an informal conferences "a the USos.
scription bill. it kas been decided 70 pas,
that measure to morrow OF the next day Il
tes. i'ss s".Rlss-s 'ifT7f tFss1sss-
! Il seems to be quite well understood. A
the result OF the I,assage Of the bank bill
that the $500, 600, 600 legal tender claus
viii be retained in the Ways and Mean
/ kkaf ca A.. n ~ - :
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
aOur CEsy ELECTION.

rs On Tuesday next. thsssd Of March, the
duty UfiSSIestibg our municipaa U1acsra for
the ensuing year. will dsvolse 1usn the
Democracy of this city. So, 10 = a. -
>s Weare appfehensizs that our Democrat.
10 friends are not sufficiently aroused to the
importance Of the ctntest. 81
"a Our opponents are watching for ian Oh.
-pOrtuoity to take us by surprise. Hence
We would bsseech our friends to be on the
alert: There should be arrangements in
every ward Cor gsttiug out Democratic W.
teFe. Let Us present to the common lene-
.uy Q full undivided and determined front.
and successawill surely crown our lahore.
Democrats mues NOT let malice or hatred
spring up with regard to their, preferences,
or bccausehtheir own fayoFites were not
nOmiuatsds bus should .maksa 1ealou6'iehs
for the cause. 81 ~ z's'''.s,'it5- 'saa'E4fs
50 We Ieel it 70 be onr, duty TO- warn every
sDemaepat in the city, Of the Dangers. Of en-
scoaseging divisions ,araoSgst ds. What If
this clA4ss, Or that.is not fairly rspreaentedin
our ticket. let ne elect it-zand try 10 have
Justice donsfin osr asztcO6veutiors-szaI !
mussn6t sdiEer such good men d
Strong. McGss, Smith. o'RiIey. Quinn,
.CegEips Young. Garberg aoa Allen to Be
defeated, beeaaseUfGBy failure Of she oSD-
.veDsiOn % do ne fair thEcS.. a id our
saoslIsat cshdidssss, f0t. klassrrna.n Iaapd
Police COnstablsaa in, che 4aeseIal, lEasdt
most y isIsetSd cleo. sgi1 Pa slsf-e3T
Therefore uls would urge our Bsnesssiie
trisadg 70 vote Ahs whole sickss fson ,Msy.
on to Polios oonsiables - he saresk wayrOf
preserving ths Demoeratio integrity o. The
'eifvIs9s efstifss &c sSG5atEs gffsisF aaT {
+ -1aE sar es3ttt stagds bee : d, 49,.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
> The WaF meettnxl

-
= We attended the war meeting at the
Court Ho6ss'on last Thursday evening,
ard listened to the speeches. delivered On
that occasion. s,s~e. q s-si ..z...
On the organization of the meeting. the
Rev: Charles Butten, Chaplain Of the 10Th
Regiment o. Illinois volunteers, came for
ward and spOks in his peculiar style, for
over an hour. Instead Of discussing the
issues relative to She important question
involved, he launched out in q most violent
Abolition harrangue. Indeed We nszsr
listened 20 more iahumans and .fsudish
appeal to The worst passions Of humanity.
He attempted 70 discuss the causes which
led to the rebellion and 10 give . history Of
its progress thus far, but it was, 80 fun Of
gross paistatsments and silly charges that
even come Of biz bearers, Of his own. fadicai
stamp became disgusted with him. AS
Sc FhelRegeFena gentleman, not satisfied
with inisrepressnti6g the causes and his
tory Of the var, pitched into Ihe Democracy
fRith'a vim worthy Of the lowest 4pOt-house
Politician He denounced Democrats 4 as
-iEaitpFs and threatened iptRrnths baypDsts
OF our brave soldiers against them instead
ofthe compon ispsmy, if they did NOT. cease
their ebjsctiOastO the .pOlieypf,oura ABB.
flisiOn rulers. he justified violations of the
constitution and defended the a.bitrsry ar
rests on the part q the GoyerGldnent, ad-
ding that he was IN favor, of sammaFily
hanging up every man who denounced the
negro policy which is bringing our Repub.
JIG to destruction. The Chicago Times,
and, other loyal and constitution. abid>
ing jOuFnels, were held 'aPaas objects
Of IOathing. Verify, it seemstblffous his re.
marks, that he is dying of thirst for DEM
6cratie blood. q seS 9ssa sas0fSs9HQ
We do not wish q judge hsrshly, but We
are Of the, opinion that ths chief 'j cause OF
the Rev. Mr.. Buttons leaving his duties in
che army and coming home % harra6gue
the people, is the fear that the source aOf
he Democrats for ihs past ak months will
at no distant day, II continued IN, result in
.aPsaSep and ths AaaI restoration Of the
UnioG 90 if wac, This would sthFSS him
saHt IF q luelatita RoeifiOps and hs mieht
have 10 60 20 work for . living, for; Ike
most o. me army eAeplAinsIwe SoubsEery
much if hs could md ! nsfsgasiop Who
would Waat.a pastor of biz ealibEs, There
fore, hesWsntsi the gar 70 alasGs He cares
mot flour whole cOunsry DO selagsd in
blood, ifhe can cOptinae bis salary &C. Chap
lain.
( The pext,speaoh was made aby CAPT. I.
Q. HildstbsanG.0 8, The Captain clever
fellow, and his speech wa just sueh . one
- might haEe been expected Tor man
Who is.anziously RAisiag fse sgnommissiOn
Of come kind 10 che asuy!i g li's e y
The Rev, Mr.. Seith, ofthe town Or :Jsek.
son, NEXT appsarsd bsfure, the misestiaes, and
sefaer afswi fremssks. appropriate for .
sohfistian and patriot presented Eresolu
hon dsnounciDg Ibs':ab6ss 6f cur UfiyaI
spIdisrs, 81 their sflcets aiid ss.fgsen isd =.
mOstiub1men and ealliag apon the Pressi-
dent for . remedy. The sesolutiOn ~
adopted after q little amendment. 80,
r. Thus passed eRs the war, meeting of
's1huzsoey QlGbfes - vsas ssgs, i
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24


enlsEkaln anee en .RplRiOn, zs.uuusuu.au..-i
For instance. does the President suppose
bscould establish 6laEeF7 e The blaok race
IN Ell the free States Il DO thought Il would
put down toe Fe6elIiOn Could he b6slAse
elsssss Sfssbsss people % y sMOalas pa
ne ebesliOnf Could pc aispeDs vito
oOoFs q me me- Ua 1ile states, dispense TIE
Saages OF arrest tnem' u would pat DOWN
NE rebsIllOnf Gould ne rensSa she 0oE-
'rn0rs o. states ana SPpo."s aAer osasces-
eorf Y Z. y s would pet down me reosilion
Ooalo ne apoiian the institution q mar
r'nge, and change the laws Of desosnt OF
property, H1tvO1io pat down me rebsl-
lionI ,IsSs n - Ia. f.scs "a 80
scsnld ne diapeFse Congress, siese the
puFse a. we'd as 'thessWOrd, q, in hisjndg'
mens. It wsuld pat down the rsbellionf
II ne thinks pc can % an these, things,
viii ne tell ns Whist he sould not dol for
the people would like 10 know.
What the President has done BY the
Issue Of bis emancipation proclamation e
ns.macn out OF his power, If We look 70 the
eaHetiiusion of oars susrnmensMsunysAin
that can be csnceIyed Il he hiss ths right
70 90 that, What can be dbl and what il
onr ssoSernnsns but Q; dsspotism2a,e 5
II These are grave questions. and VIII
starsls not only the psoPls Of THE country
ont every people accustomed 70 eonstitu'
tinaal liberty. s=,e IA - a-T ss9..
! II our. institutions allow such power d
this IN the Executive, il is high time they
were ehanged.l ~ ~
Snrelythe generations before N. NOR d.
prsssnfShs.a asver expected the sxidsn6l
Of snch 2 power II the Exscutise. We Ia;
th@ght ne he'd q G9vsrumsus .0flaRsa ami
ana constitutions !; hus Il fhis pousr sxist'
70 me Excessive. oar .instilutiOns are chi
Worss fnht any man has bpen able % livI
under an anycoaptrs- s'aa. .. : i .sszr.
me are aware OF the sophistry BY whini
this power is sustained !: its use Il nothinl
new 10 ths world. There never was
npnrpati0n without an sxcuse but looI
to what it leads. Shall We listen to . leeil
that forces - 70 such . conOlusiCuf W.
need not examine eash step. Thehs
sne psec'plee-.aiasap oelanssg@l1ss - p
Inc announcements OF such doctrine ba
|, united tne people OF the seeded Statea. i
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

fIsE--HEAYr aLoss,-Ths, large .brick
eehepl house, sitastsd IN Ne. g Disssios. uf
this city Wasaburnsa enslass lSaausdsy.--
!smete was discovered issdiHg from the
sAss end q lhe eaikse sbOas eleven o'clock
IN The ioEsnocp, md ghe alsrm9 vas iaans.
diatslg given. bat before any one eonld
reach TIE spot the flames sburSe 4hrosvh
ne roof and soon the whole sops q Gba
building was 9 sheet Of Gre. The kre a..
partmsnt xerp on hand in due, sims huG
theuife hadmadsssuck ppaesssash.t 4 w.s
impossibls % check NJ theukh lie eaR;a..
eobsinhsd % plsy upon tiss 6afhiae sii,uic,.
me for hepre. There had bean no A.s n
Aeasbuildiag that dag, and hease L - sap-
posed that ismuat hsss canght afsOa ,hel
arss 81 he day before a5s karheX sas;l
that time before barstias ants The luss D
The city eanDOt fall short Of s2o. Coo, n.
sured for S. 500. sesass SOS 1esss