Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-20
TsM. Davis, NIessaEe.
ARiir OF TEE P6ToHAc, jan. 1


since his last annual message, he says:
'The aniicipati0ns which entered into
the contest have HoWirieeBed INTO eonVlc-
ten. which is not only shared with US py.s
the .5nnl n oeiuion Ut neutral nations, batii
is eyiden,ly forcing itself upon our eneu1Issse
tsemselses.- The advent OF peace Will be
hailed with JOY. Cor desire for II has seV-~
er been-roueealed; tut earnest as baseesn
our Yish fvT pesce, aud az great ss have
been our sacrifices and suferings during
~ war, the determination % this people
has With each succeeding month, become
more unalteratI7 Fixed tp endure any sut-
! feTiug and continue any sacrifice, however
| 5l,8gs1, until their right TO seli-gosern-
/ fnent. end the sovereignty and indepeod'
| ence Il the States shall have been triumph
| antly yihdieaied AID established "
! lie then refers back e. tire history of the
/ days Bbep four Of Ibe States now fsTwinS
a portion of the Cunfrderaey was reeOgnix-
ed Us Independent sovereign ties by the two
great rBarstinie puw era Of EurOSe, ins
treaty Of peace concluded IN 1853. =
He reviews the history ofthe Confedsrs-
ton and the Ultimate Ieupion eftbe Stste~
and asserts that the new ConfedeTsteh
-Stitcs were rnrr,F era cf the Uuion, With
. tine right, sa INDEPENDENT sovereignties. %
seeede when, insIhrir judgments, their safs-
. " and hnnor required such rter. ! ~
lie speaks OF the early determination OF
. England. France, aud lhe other European
uuwers TO confue themselves TO reeegn1e
The self-existing fact Of the existence OF
:. a strict neutrality during the war, brt
draws from this ccIciUsiCn that their
course OF aetieE was but az actual decision
against me South and in favor Of the Ues-
on,a. the same time feeding TO prolong hes
:iliries. s-'srs
r lie complains ST European injustice, IA
1T pthe- asttsFs, citing ihe conclusions eta
he treaty With the United State. for the absH
~ ,ishElent II Iriyaienring. tbus prsysRtieg
IN the Confederasss from disposing Of, 10 FAR
az eighrorts: the prizes which their pFisa-
Of tsers captured. Tbis. he thinks, one Of the
direct shafts alleged a. ths sucesss OF No
M Cnufeieracy. '.s7ss zss
e. Mountaineering the repeated renio6-
IN, .strGRGes b. the COnfsderacy to the nenlIaf
EUropean powers and their adgissiOn ~ %
the intficiescy Of tho Federal blockade
r. ,, neutral Europe has received tlreEe :sneR-
,sirShcesi 10 almost uubroken silence. sab
hitting - wrong inflicted upon her COM
'n;erce f.y the United States. He.bowVSer,
asserts th9i lac has 10 complsi ut to maka
ain t-thGt tSess- -na;ioDs have declared nsutraf
~ ity. r'
bat 10 spcskiug Of he war the rebel PrSSi--
ars 1T - my painful duty again 20 insorD
her you of the renewed examples Of every
.nc. atrecJrv COMMITTED by the armed forced n
the Uujteri States ut different RENTS fieee
The Gly lsAt osnr. nnics.l"D. One Gen. ASNal
murdered ten prs .ners Of war IN cold
sau, blood, and the demand sor his punishnset
- has rsulalued OnsatIsfied- sezzau q
sud IHs e .vernnIspt Of the Unitsd StatSs
der after prrrDisins sxaulir a,i5n and ezrisoa
ton Ia regard IA ths charges made seAila
Gen. ButfFr ka~. by rs sehse9Ueut ssSi0a
r!tsr renewed q rt- or my part to ,otiGiI
sC1Bs answer ths subject, net Only ID
sage n1it;sd mss goil,. but sanctioned IL bys.
re- ouicsrence. ! have rgcerdinglJ brsnds,
cog HIN as. ct nH5lAw. ami directed hIs sxscs
~ is rnr in expiration o. bis crinaFs, 81 be shoul
hun fall j 20 the bands Of ouF foIcea. -
let Recently | have received iHiornGtInu o
nPet. sni',,ipr G-nerai. hy tie name Of MIlrsy
: tue WHO hes Issued criNrs ia = estern Virgin
nc = iur she payment 81 Nancy TO him by n
me- l@intrnti'arts, accompanied By the most Ea'
az IL age threats % Shooting one recusant, b
sao. sides hurting l:= , use. and tbTeafesih
-i''-" similar atrocities against suy OF cur eit
I see eggs Eho ska. laii - b-'rsy their counfI
Ccc;,- ~ Z.Einz -. "a: notice - me approach
'Gr'E cor l,scss TITS sutjret Las also bee
yer s9yE-..,el IL iLo military ',G;EuTiuss.g ..
~ United States. ,nt -zIIh FAINT hopes Of 81
tho dissr pr.,,s;.au - the zcS"
nj L. r.lst;pa t. L'usl,H's ea'aneipsti.
5s'S' cv re 'a1s:
le II, NAV. ven eavr it tn ths..insIins
of that ,.il-, q Humanity which a hsni
ce"t Greater has i-nulsnted an the bress
Of eur iei'"vs-treu # AL countries to %
7 iudgu,ert 60. n nteasurs by which eeveI
G.iiJuUs II bUaau beings Of an i0Ieri
race. peace!ul ard coLi-nted lEborers
I ihsir sfhar-. are Z. 0 ned 70 cxterminstiS
+ while. atthe same tiEae ihey are sneo
I aged . genera! s.sassIDssi0n Of u
uiusIers hv tts in-iJisus rscnmmsndati
= - abstain f-cgn II sis:5ua unless ia necss
~ sci!-da!cEcs Oar cWn deteststies
th.ss whB have attempted tire most Sxt
e apia massacre recorded in The bisteTJ
guilty mar l. t,Hc:ur d Ly profound .
l. tempt f.r ths ] n potent rage IL dheioG
A. far ~ regards the aeti0n 81 this give
mert s1 su'b CORA u tls - may attempt
execution. ccuGne myself 60 iniUrm
vCu that ] shall, unless. III your WisdI
vtu deem saire orhcr curse m r, expi
crt. tsiirsr 10 the STATE surhsritiss
+ commissioned eficers e tie United SIN
lt!,.,' may. heTealier te cspiured by our
c7s o.. sBe Of tho States embraced IN
e rrCc as.sgr..'- mat ib'y may he oeaL
% in accordance w.,,,, the laws Of those ST.
: crowded for ihe Vunlsn;nebt criminals
n gagged In i-citirE seTyiie In,crTeehoos.
+. lis political az ert this treasure Yoese
+ great sign;Gcati n, aud to il IN this hgl
Pr would invite your attention. 1t affords
4 psople the com yleie ard croWpiDg prot
- ,rue nature If the designs Of the D
b. rrhucit Elevated ~ power the present o
y" nan, Of ne Presidential chsir at Hssh
Id Ton. ano va ,~h sought to conceal its
pose by tho Isrf: icus use Of the most
b. erun and repeated p.sdgef
a Speaking of the 6uGueIAls AHairs 81
e. Confederacy, he says:
b. Otis true. st the close al me ~st
doht viii be large; buf it viii Dc 81
be our reorle, ard neither the intsres
D. tbe ca; ital. will be exported 10 -
70 countries, impoverisbing ours Tor tnsH
pd. eft. - ,u,,,..., he sscriv'
Az ~ enacted the eonserl
Congress VIM army, as well
iaSsand organized 90. and
The spirit OF unity, endurance,
iion IF the PeoElrs 4 ~ 2
l. While co1gTstuIating the Confeds
tnd thsafiebdly fflSf6hss With IndiSu
hes, he depTseates the hostility Of q DO
Of tie cberokees.
Referring to the report Of the Seer.
!" Of ths NsFy. be speaks Of progress
L. since the last session Of Congress
wiihhoits the details from pukIiesti
~ present 80 a'F .4'-. - ~
In crDciusion be says the energies
whole nation have accomplished mai