The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-14
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as the radicals begin 10 yielu 10 tne CONSERVATIVE
influence. Even Greeley admits that the hope OF
the country lies in the prompt and hearty sup
mort of tie war; for the union. by the Democrats.
The radicals begin to see that with DIVIDED
| North there is sure success to the reVolut'o''-
II was believed at one time, and that about the
day the President gave notice that he would issue
his first of January Emancipation PROCLAMATION,
that the Democracy of the North and west could
be forced into an abolition crusade against 'ne
South and that the charge OF TRAITOR" towards
every man who would not how to their abolltloh
shrine would drive him into II firm support OF the
Administration Since January last. the Pres',
| dent has been testing the efmts OF the radical
programme watching the temper oil the p'op'e'
| that he might judge whether the Emanclpa'i ION
| Proclamation would prove the life of the Rtpuo-
| lirun party and at the same time, the delth-how
to the Confederate Government Two months
experience under the workings OF this rabhi pol'cy
of the Abo,ionists. have satisi d the best ilrn1S
of the Administration, If not the President MN
self that the great wonders TO he ELECTED ny the
Prorlamat on have sgnally failed. and that it is
absolutely necessary Tor the Administration TO
| retrace its steps. llerca the decision. that slave
owners cam resume mastership OF their H'ves
whenever they yield ohedienc and return to the
Federal Government! That the slaves o. rebels
| made free by Proclamation on the first day OF
January last will be placed in servilnde ut any
time thereafter whenever the owners yield to the
authorities of the Federal Government. Hence
Greeley says, without the aid of the Democracy
the country is lost. SO has said Secretary Sew
ard 1hurlow Weed, and EX Gov. Morgan. Here $
a Transformation almost equal to that OF the
leopatds changing his spots Democrats have the
| same common interests Tor the maintenance Of
the unity OF the nation, as Republicans. but they
can never be forced into an II. constitutional ab0'
| liion war upon the South. The latest news IN
| dicates that the President aud his supporters
have seen the 'hand writing on the wall. aud
Al.
| The President begins to fear that under his New
| Year programme he will hardly be able to main
tain his seat to the end OF the Tour years. Both
money and men we've getting scarce every day.
and there is reason to believe. that If the aholl-
ton progr mme. as nauguritcd. was carried out
one year longer, the President would want, he
| yond relief. both soldiers and gold. But. as |
said before. the glimmer OF light we get from the
East. Indicate that the war will sooner or later he
prosecuted for the maintenance Of The Union, and
not for its di>mrmbcrmrnt, and that the great
Democratic party will be recognize as an ele-
ment Of vital strength 10 it's prosecution and
settlement. A negro war. whether with negro
soldiers. or white soldiers ncgroized. cannot re-
store the Union OF the States. Whether the
Union Can ever he restored Ivy conquest Is quite
questionable enough without dreaming OF restor-
ing the Union and abolishing Livery in slave
States at one and the same Time To ucceSsiully
pI osrcute the war Tor the pure and patriotic pur
fN.,, 'N''O''''S '"N "" ci"''o N''''' w
| radical element Of the Administration has got 10
| surrender 10 the conservative OF the North and
West. But is it possible for the Government to
| throw OFT the radicals?
LEGISLATIVE DoNGs.
In thr senate yesterday tie concurrent resoiu-
ton asking Government, to i'ke off the tax on
Ctlhorht wines was discus and relcrr'd o
Committee on Agriculture. When whiskcy is
taxed ~ cents per gallon. cannot see that wines
sh nid gram ~ cent TAX. hill (sia'l l
dignity II by calling 1t bid was Introduce |
ana ftlerreo. making IL Il nuisance pm shable ny
a heavy line. Tor any person t" display any 1a-
rrpn'rd to he Il rebel ll,tg on devise. Nm. Shu't
I'M is The ilhtr ol the BILL and can bat consider
Its introduction IS for huncomb. In the Ass m
| h'y, Inc blll making Erecnbdcks rrcelVable TOR
taxes was indefinitely postponed Ivy a large vote.
hlI was ordered engro>srd. paying counsel fof
| prosecuting me ltrly Impeachment case. SlOO0
each. \ Dill providing Tor the votings OF Nolun
teerS, WAS passed. good for the vonntcersD Tn"
bill tor the better protection OF the Treasury Of
flcrr county. with amendments. was pissed. The
Committee on State lns ne Asylum reported yes
trrday' IN 1aVor OF expanding SljO,O0O to enlarge
we GROUNDS ana bn'i'llngs-and III addition that
ther claim upon the State was OF much greater
importance than the building of the Capitol. A
slight dab at sacramento and IN indication OF
! opposition To tue null TAX Tor the continuance OF
lht WORK. 1hcre WI be a blg light on the Capt.
tol nlIl tomorrow IN the House. The bill to
oN'ue lhr STATE INT" JulIei'l Dttrlc'S WAS un"er
CONSIDERATION ID ,lle senate, ana was ordered TO
ehSroSNmeht. llcrr. Nevada ana Sierra con
SlItu't your Judicial District though Sierra may
ne stricken out. Inc House bIll, authorizing the
'rahSier o. monies III me General FUND To the
,chool run", "i your county. WAS pds>rd-Mr
Dudley giving h"tIcr TO move reconstruction
"A concurrent resolution mas passed hoih Houses
nN'hS 'he DAY OF adjournment on the oth day OF
APili neXl. rue people throughout me STATE
WIN Hily 'DuI'y lol the concurrent resolution Oh
""Journnich'
GOOD DAY WORK.
=, i"0 .A'''ii"y vi i"'o'"y' "c' ~ oC''Ch -
W. 'nu rem i"eu III session 10 ABOUT D CLOCK
Notwithstanding mo'loh: TO take recess were
niue ABOUT every zen minutes, inc House S'nrk
w. w. us business ana oohe Good days work
This singular freak in the House WIS brought
'',out III thiS way ror Tue h'sC"'wO wee GER
IAN Industrious memners are constantly impor-
tuning the House with motions to amend the