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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03

SALT. SALT.
THE SALT FOR POWHATAN COUNTY
Is ready for Distribution PIX LBS per head, cts per
~. onn az T1r. JOS. A. GATEs
iet-sls Agent for Distribution OF Salt.
GAIT DISTRIBUTION 4th, 5th, 9th
~ and TIL monthly ,nsttents Of sIrT ready
for taou One pound head for each Al TEH o
Each one @sst b5l1s me GIT change. The old tickets VI"
-,
ir6-8ts r 'OtES Z hAhNGt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03

An ACT TO AMEND an .CT ENTITLED CAN ACT 10 Or
GANZsM lLlT RY loUBrri0 ATlEND THs AMI az
THE CONF ERAre STATES IL TIE II Id, AyD 20 Ok.
TorERsrB, Sc. II 90
The Congress the tdsrdte States Of Ascd do szacs
THAT in ADDITION psTy nd army corps
Ia field auth3f ID BY act entitled An act
military oturts 70 suend The army Of the coned
In hed and q debne the pose Of said cosr
proved October NINTH eighteen hundred aud sxtyEo
tly shall be organ Ed in each such military depart
ments judgment the public exisepIes
may rtqEri TO De organ zed In the Po-r
prescribed Ia the act o. which this IL amendstory
Approved May ], 1858. je8-lAwss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03
mo. 49,
An ACT To PAY OFFICERS, NO -JOMMl sIOSFn OFF
n Ally AI-srERE IL N

AND PRIV .TLs No EGALLY MUSTERED IN OTaEsEt.
VICE OF FHE CONFEDERATE STATES, FOR sERVICEs 40.
TUAaLY PEGF0gMtD.
The Congress or the Confederate States II Amsrica d. eaaet
Til g al thcer, d odcrss d invites Il
legally constituted military orgsaizaon, may besu
sctua, received ito The tie onfrdsrAt, Sss BY
any ee ersl officer hereof hot Legally 70
servlc. tqusncs OF 20 loss = the
mil tsry orgsnAaIn shall De entfed to receive
been 81 received nd th ine duly
proved h- afc VI the Secretary Of War,
70 be prescribed by him
Approved NAY !, 1889. lss-iav6a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03
gRoN rHE ARMY OF lHE foToAAc.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Advices from the army OF
the Potomac state that all the enemys encampinents
behind Fredericksburg have disappeared though his
picket line on the river bank is still maintained At
Banks and United States Fords especially the latter
large numbers of the enemy gathered and daily
maj 1yered, though no signs Of crossing has been
made IL WAS reported that column of the enemy was
moving off towards Culpeper though il sscertained
the time that the enemys activity was cover
TO the sending away of twenty thousand me- to the
West. 1t seems TO be generally credited that tAe
most of Beauregard's army has moved away, but
whether it has gone to Richmond or not is not known
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03

AN ACT TO PROVIDE PhR THf pAYMEqr OF oERrAig
NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS FROM THE TINE OF TEEIR
ENlISrNEsr
Tie Congress af the Ctderdss Statesoj Asric, do enact
That the troops fore b. IN, korh
and Afterwards y<d OF Coof.de ate Sale.
by STAIRS sha he p.d from cate Of taec
eIistin-nt.
Approved May 1853. !sS-lsESu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03
IOO ACRES RlyER LAND FOB SALE.

1fOV By virtue o. deer Ire cult Court for the
any Of L. ae.0urg VIII sell ct pubic Alcti =, on the prem
isca o. dag je1e 1855 very valuable PlA AriOS
VI herr rive In the corrtg OF oriong.
Ing TO the esst o the Tos Tr lh- tac c3oains OO
acres ard m be so IN whol or IL tj parcels to suit purehs
ssrted prodae6n ofobscoo cora End whea sndhe 10
he very esccc aud wes, groFns region ofhe
rbty This een hsiy ir,rrov d, ard contains
sPeadd Dwsun vrh sllase o.ms gcod kiensn And iass
-gss Windowe lsrs. SAB Zoe GrAnT, god Tobacco
Barns Ho-e, cerrissa hou'-. oee ocs and scneol
hos h the ysri excellent chgrd OF tire most en- Toe
-ra= rsaidencsss seven miles so-h Of Ne
hsrn Depot the Roam and Dan7ls rosd ana seven
miles from Lrnelbu-g O. &.
Tesone and two c- Vita iate-ess TON oaJ Of o
except epouh osh pay cost OF 50: and 81 sale
Bonds with appro- seczy vii be rcd Ter the cre1is Sale
and tide retHpei anti purchase MONEY paid
"a 5t,s & ID 1rE. BILL, Cco missioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03

A nEA1r HoLE-A clers in fou ary chaIe'd
customer with two large castings Of similar Pstteth,
except thai one he'd large hole through Il. th were
charged alike Solid BAT discovering the mistake be
calculated the amount to BE- deducted, and gave the
SSE.pRsE egedis ny aae hsls, Wsighag 4ss POSsaS"
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THEasvasss Osvicx ALsAsy, Aug II. lSsS
rTNIE NEW-YORk CENTRAL RAILROAD
II

SEALED PROPOSALS will te received by ths Company
until o'clock the afternoon VI the 10Th day Of SEFrEM
III neat for the purchlc Of s Coupon blonde of 80
cachj to tho amount ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS, 10
meet part the debt lhroo Million. of Dollars which Will
b.con- da. the 18th day o June nsl bearing interest
tho OF SIX PER CENT anauI payable semi annu
ally Ia the City Of New York tho 3.h day juno and
the 18th day OF Drc-mbe In each sd tho principal pay
able the 18th day of Dcccaiber ia III. year 1881
Proposals indoIscd Proposals for SIX Per Cent bonds."
may addressed to the undersigned this Office the
Bak Of Commerce In New and may DO Tor any amount
IA less than b. OO.
Tic Directors the Sh to reject proposal and
no conditional bid will DO received
deposit OF I'VE per cent the amount must accompany
each proposal In the rc,-d bids this deposit will
without delay aud Ia the OF accepted bids in
will bs allowed thereon at the rate OF six cent
the 10Th day OF september until tho t day Il
October when the Bonds viii be ready for delivery
payment Of the balance OF nu.tyhve per cent Ia OF
ne pay such balance the deposit OF hive per will DO
absolutely forfeited the Company The hrs Coupon viii
be tho Of interest i2 SOY to nom the LIST
day Of October to the 18th day OF December ucKt
sinking fund oil two cent III. amonnt Of
the will he applied its reduction. providing
for Il. payment such aud under such regulations
the Director. may from time to tins adopt.
JOHN V. l.. PKUfN. Treasurer
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CmcAGo. AND Akron RaILaoAp CnsrASr}
TREAsuRgK's OYrlcK CmioAao. July II, 1868.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that nj u

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at u
IN Meeting the Board Of Directors held ths day tho lo
lowing Rssoiution adopted.
Rsso.rsd, That q Dis iDEND OF THREEANpA'hALF
PER CENT (ess 8overnn~nt Tai the pIefeii" stock
and DIVIDEND ofTwO'AND AHALF PEH Cr.Sr theo
OF Government taI The stock 81 this Sompany
be- paid stockholders oil the company on Ia
asr August u.s. at tho ONCE Ole Mossr~ D. Robbins Son.
No 81 William st., New York.
The transfer will be- closes on Angus, H. ana 70
op.ned ON August IS HOS tho dividend win DO payable
onv TO the ,tok At the United States Trust
Company New.York, o August 10
JOSEPH PRICE. Treasurer aud Secretary,
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6ialioncrn an0 fantn GOODS.

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THE SEMI-W kEKLY TRIBUNE.
THB NBw.YoRK SEMI. WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
eabishsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1904 CAugust Isl:

Contents of No. 1904 CAugust Isl:
I..LEADrNe ARTICLES: The Federal Government,
and the Bordsr states; Docket in Detail;
Pescssse solution Of the Polish Officially. Th,
Vote Of k.ntacky East Tennessee; Invasion Of
Cansds; The Seek Of Lawrence; Texu from The
Times. french Intervention. The Next Hoa.s
Paragraphs.
u..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
v..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
The N. y. Tribune
v.THE WAR IN THE SOUTH WEST.
V..THE SIEGE or CHARLESTON: The BON.
bsrdnent of sImieI' II /, Becoming Much Shat.
tered James Island and Fort johnson bsiterfes
Astive b., Hsrnessj Wagner doomed; Psrse
yersnce and skil Of Land and hsvs oIcssi Ies
Bravery OF Coiorcd Troops; Death OF Captain
Rodgers; Internal Machines. Correspondence Of
The N. Y. Tnoune.
VII. WIND STORM Effect Of Our Shot; Approaches
70 for. Wsgsr; Inc h0nisorA Correspondence
WILL FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
K..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
x..FREEDMEN's REPORT FOB AUGUST.
n.LErrEs OF :; a. i., HAs s,. % Texas
~"Isp1aSEH r WITH TIE ARMY or The
POTOMAC.
BsnLs's Visit; Flag Of Truce No Guerrilla, On p,
ths Mi.stsppi, fss. Day Religious RE ke'isr y "
B5;ss. Army Correspondence Of Tho NJ T.
xTv..FROM EUROPE.
xv. FROM NORTH CAROLINA: Opposition 10 Tho
Raleigh STANDARD.
XVI. THE CROPS FOR JULY: The Returns Sent TO
tho Dspa tu.ont Of Agriculture Interesting Sta
tisios.
XVII. OBITUARY.
XVIII. VERY HARD CASH: Charles Resdes New
Story Chapter xxx
xx..FROM LONDON: Correspondence Of The n 4.
Tribune.
N.OCONSELL AND SLAVERY.
xn..w T.y, FERNANDO WOOD HAS GONE TO
XxIi..THE DRAFT IN NETWORK CITY.
Fxin..THE GUERRILLA INVASION or KANSAS;
Ths Massacre q lawrence; Names OF the Killed;
I~snty~Sht Victims Buried Gen. Lane " Ciose
fursutt OF QsaatfsL
%xiv..PROM NEw-ORLEAEs: Correspondence Of Tho
.-xv..BLooDY WORK OF sEYA0URs yRIENDs.
XVI. NAVAL
xxvn..FROM CALIFORNIA.
xviii. WAR ITEMS.
xxx. CITY NEWS.
Xxx. PERSONAL.
XXI. POLITICAL
fxxH. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
: fxXIff MARRIAGES. 40 DEATHs
kxxIv. COMMERCIAL MATTEEs Full Reports Of tho
Stoch Money Cotton Gram. and Cattle Mar
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Owes oy Srnsgr COMMISSIONER No. Is. broadway
HNO CONTRACTORS.-P PROPOSALS laeo,ed
l. In asesled envelope Endorsed In the ate 81 ,nr 49,
AMI y. ,,h thr n, me OF the bidder written thereon vii De ~
cciv.i at this once until WEDNESDAY september "a
at n o'clock. = M, for BUILDING holSt NO '''
L-or ard street for the Of Engine Company No
Blark forms Of proposals, tcsvthsr ~h he spr'
and Agreements 10 obtained u this onc' -pse" '
Department. New York Aagus ~ I%a -
CuAS o. CORNELL, Street Commissioner
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II A 4 P 4 RS
III NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

I'LL NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR SEPTEMBER. 1861
AN UNPROTECTED FEN LIE in THE EAST,
LLUsrsArIoXs-The Honorable Miss Gush'nsson.-
Tuv Ladies' Cabin.--Miilkins Refusal -Dnit'L on
snisi Spirits.-A Tale Of honor.-At the y 'smidS.
Porting with the Macfishy fsni'y-Ths fnad AIscH
"A Ride CsnsL-The Arab sheHA Gem
inaas Hystencs-A Terrible Revoisuon--Ins O's !"
The PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGION.
ILLusTRAfioSS-The Washington Rock-peswsfe
WaserOspl View from Sm,ses Mountain. Scranton
Wyoming vaiiey-Resdns - sandy 'd!ey-Maoch
Chunx-isclined Plano : Esston -, .rs.v,c.
THE BATTLE AND TalUMPH " DIX SUSAN '00n'
hHSss' f RELIGIOUS LIFE or THE NEGRO SLAVE.
PAUL HAYDES.s c9Nt E e. S!OSxspr.pr
SoGOLA By the Author Of adam BEoE"
CHArraR LAIl: The Eencdction
Ca.rrss Ky IT. Tse eIsPhstp u h'' OeA
CHAprsa Lxyl. Masque Of the funcS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WSodsn Paipit-'wm ~ Iyss
TIE SMALL HOUSE AT ALLINGTON
CHAPrgR XXX. The Wounded fswn.
CRATES Xxxli Pawsins'' in Jsrmyn Street
CHArTER XXXlIL "Tte liu.e will Come"
ILLUsrKATioSs-The Wounded Fswn-"Wont yeu
take winel"
El H re sA doWA 4 AID S6f agR SON
TIE BATE or AhTlErAM
N MEMoRlAM:-F. b. Z.
fAR E tH aussELL's SECRET.
TIE CAREER or A JOhAR
no cSfHE p ksc6sb OF CURRENT EyENrA
If fi,E.A!I NoTlSES;
EbITSss bAsy fsAlh
SOME on THE SHODDY ARIsTOCRACY
,ssa Va ,sa, Nsrok en- Back. in lao and 1904
FASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER ~
ILLus1 sATIOxa-Ridins Dre'a-Chldssn' D'ss'ss-
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:STERs HYPOPHOsPHITEs act

WINCHESTER HYPOPuOSPHITES act
w pyApat aud esnrAisLr all sfJges Of tossuspros
Iley tho dfsagth and fs>psn tls e<r
tho pa!s blood They eAsh ihs n.yAi '~'as siway In
from Josrrs dps the aIJsfis 10 a. once tssgornt
ed and The psen, rayy sa,n' gA. tho sossA and tho ~
e bra n9 speedily relieved tho sleep oecomss calm
and rene hing. tho ~aesafons regular and u'Vors.
THE HYPOPHosPHlrES should DO used. therefore. In
every chase characterized by mors Of The following
symp,omsi Wa'ng Of Fk'., Eala'gs~ess Of The Cia'a'
Cough. 10" 1 strength kJos"'ss Paiess" N'sM SUsaf'.
Lo u AyIes SC. In the several stages Of Csassss'en
In .fss.ma. B,osehin' Dg'pep'ia. Se,ef.ki, Sc-
ia WORD and especially In every osse where the routine
physisi ian PIescnbes fose Uos 1hsAt, eedlsr ou &C.
Send al Tor y Circular.
WiN,HEsTERs GENUINE PREPARATION
rs THE OsL kELIiHIE fOKN Of the Hypophosph'es
PRicrA--ln and iOounce lpini botss ~ and ~ each
tvOo.ervc my Jae s,ms signature tho wrapper and
tatsi oJ d,rso<lonG
sold by rnosl respectable Druggists and Wholesale and Rs
tail tho General Depot IA the United States by j.
WINCHESTER No. ~ John.st, n. Y.
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S.-TIN PLATES. ROOFING
w PLATES and SHEET IRON Of ~ bird. fr sale. b.
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HlBBARD's GENUINE BILIOUS PILLS
Il i and SALINE, for sale Wholesale by JOSEPH CHAM
BERLIN " o. Wall at also by iuil. Co. ~ fearist
fINHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
oOUT AND RHEUMATISM
AL sufferers from the above complaints either OF recent OF
Ious standing advised to bLAIkS BOUT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They be relied upon the most
sale aud remedy offered TO she pubc and
been universally used In EarolS Tor many years with the
rrspar.d by PROUT 4 HARsANT. No. 2?9 Strand Lon.
don England and sold by their Agents. WELL, "a Co..
Fnutln It, .rw. tofk.
Her Majesty comu,,.ion-r. have authorized the and
address oil THOMAS fROuT, 2!3 strand London to Do
ncssd upon tho Doscnnrnt stamp axsd " each boz OF
tue genuine m-dirinr
ruCo 3. and - cents DO
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TRsAsuRrRs OrFtcB.
CENTRAL R.LsoAp 20. o. Ngw JERsky
No % Wsllst, y Y. Avg !. isoj }
ITO THE STOCkHOLDERS.-A third IN
l. s,almeat Of TEN PfR CENT "a hereby called on the
new stock pay able tho Treasurer before SEPTEM
SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer.
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Jneiructlch.

DR. +. BERTHET a. ID. G. FANNING'S
~ rHOO!. 20. g2o Broadway elss., late Parker
brnrr will OfEN sept. with primary Department and
Gymnasium. For circnlais inquire OF WOOD NO. all
Broadway; CHl;IstERN, 40. t1, and ut the Institution.
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Sales bp Auttion.

A. NJ MyRwiN Ancsioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Irving Build.
ID ns No. -, and 80 Broadway. Sales Of Booze Sc
tioaey Pictures Works Of Az Fancy Goods Furniture, 10
EXECUTORS SALE Of COAL LAND
Ia valuable tract Of COAL LAND, conssinns about -
.cros si,osts Blyth Township Schuylsi county. Pa
iuown 40 the Catherine Bapr tract bounded ~ the W.
lev Furusc~ Land. and the Big Creek Lands
On III. lands adjoining and contiguous TO this tract are ~
oral hrsc.., colbert which Minis annually from 70 @s v
Us coo ,uns Of superior White Ash Coal.
This tract shs~i IN two three places and Ia
veins Of coal proven the .sus The nil- 70 perfect
For fu aud address the ondersigusa
wv ~ " HENRY D. MOORE %
GEORGE p MCLEAN,
Yxe.pto,, Of the estate Of John NcCanles decs>seA
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Ale0ifal.
ONE - SIX BOXES Of WINCHESTER

nNE % SIX BOAES OF WlNChESiEN
~ SPECIFIC fiLL" vii presumably cate any case Of
s<s.,sil Wssb..ss aAiy ~ ashIy. nortsvs
~h.,hs fs.sns fem i1's,o,os OF E5.s"s' and ~ih DO
feana equally "a cut N snveioas 81 The P'esi1 D'sS's
and ii.sssss generally 81 tho toss't e'9a"1
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS have sssd your sss.
oric rLL' In many " sJ~ssis,Ass and with The
.e., ps,J~t sssss""-J. MiLros sAsoan'. d. d.. LII D.
B,ek!y~
"its 'spseae - any medicine can be- have
cured very easss With from sin 10 rss oo'ra-b
Krirn. NJ. d.. Ia hps'fe'y u Med Science. Sss York
PERsOSAL.-Mr Htss.ssfNg 10 ~osrnI ~ ALL eosvi
prAes nd devo,es bnssf automatically to h.se Prepare
ton. ID Msy,.h1 Rssss NJ d.. IL d. As1ssa" AsssssI
Cofsifs Ns~ Ye,k-
The SPECIFIC PILL 10 no, . Homeopathic remedy nor
does CONAN Mercury ifon. Canhases OF any inution.
inusdlen rhrs I'll per boz sI bOres frhSn sfds'sd ~
e.1sJ for IS s.ri BY mail Sod Wholesale and retail BY
j. WINCHESTER No ~ John st. N. ].
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MISS BULKLEY" SEMINARY, Tsry'
WI town. n Y. vii reopen MONDAY ssY,.
ENSSELAEK POLYTECHNIC lNSTI-
III TUTE Troy. YThis Institution 10 nov 10 iui opef
son and osers superior sdvanstrs lot tho thoo a. ud
line Nsurs SCIENCE Of Mi iafy Science aid Of Cis. ds
ehanics and Typographical LnYn.s:ins Ihe fefhs An.a.
session viii eoIineucs on WEDNESDAY,. btIt 10 ioDS
Further with IA. Animal Register. may DO OBJ
tsu.d from Prof CHARLES BROWNE, Director
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DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,


~ maics. L. l., Mis-. HELEN NJ. q. s,ENENS. Prnci'
pATb~ fourth Of this popular institution so long
and svorsby known Miss abrams Seminary for Dung
Ladies' opens the 10th OF Septcmoer Circulars with fu
he had upon application at
the Seminary. personally or BY letter
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nlusital Instruments.

A II, GALE e. Co., PIANO-FORTES.
IA Mandatory and Wsrrfooms.
.,o. l0T last Rh-st., New-York
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LIME MISSES ROWLAND propOso 70 Jake
into their family sI Children between tne ages Of ard
H. whom thoy viii thoroughly instruct and t.Ae care H.
morally srd ply sicaly. ,y
Ms, ILlOSE Rowland win continue her DAY
SCHOOL for Children Lsrr oforr. Tbs school year VIII
commence u WEDNESDAY. september ~ .
Mss ROWLAND will aso receive class OF fosny Lsdi-'
dus few hours Of day Tor instruction IN the usual
English Branches aid IN the french Language and
tor circulars and other information apply 81 NO ~ Last
JJtLst
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1latl)incrn.

CTEAM. ENGINE for SALE-One of HooS
- dit-rn horsr power. Apply At The rrib'ms ounce.
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lv1 Rector Of Trinity school, and formerly yellow o. os
(ol,s, add man pt sgoscs TO open sinsh
PRIVATE SCHOOL OLA sept 10, 81 No ~ "es '.a ~
north cast o>tlsr Of Bfo.d~sy Mr. NORRIS msy be .a
drs.ssd Ill sept o. Sing svus y shei that uHs 81 be
School - above and CculAs With tsngs fecie soos ss
vii be sypic aiion.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-01-14

What, if inaugurating such revolution, slave
rY, protesting against its ferOeity and inhu-
manity, should prove the victor?'
Again, on the 5th of July, 1862, he suys:
at seems as if the extreme advocates Of
African slavery and its most vehement oppo-
nents were acting in concert together to pre-
cipitate servile war-the former by making
the most desperate attempts to overthrow the
federal Union, the latter by demanding an
edict Of universal emancipation as lawful
and necessary, if not, as they say, the only
legitimate way of saving the Union"
He accuses, therefore, every one who would
pervert the war from its primitive and loyal
purpose into an anti-slavery crusade, as de-
priving the country of its loyal friends. He
accuses all such of aiding to bring on a social
revolution, like that of St. Domingo, involv-
ing all its ferocity and inhumanity. If this
indictment be true, who viii escape condem-
nation2