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81 Teltaraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

LOUISVILLE, April ia letter in the
New York Herald, from New Orleans Of
the l4th, says the enemy evacuated the
Cen'reville works last night and will
probably be captured. We have recap
tured the Queen Of the West, aud shall
probably recapturs the Dana.
NEg YoaE, April 1s.-The steamship
Persia, with Liverpool dates Of the 18th,
has arrived.
France, England and Austria sent ST.
multsneOus friendly dispatches to Rus
sia concerning Poland, which contain an
ineligible warning.
The London Post says the maritime
Powers may have considered how long
the American ~blOckadiug system shall
continue the only efficient mode the North
now has for carrying on the war.
Considerable activity in Paris and
London in Confederate loans, at ole to
two aud a half premium.
The Polish rebellion appears gaining
strength.
Cotton unchanged.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, April 22.-General
Foster lett Newbern with a brigade, on
the 18th, for Washington, North Caro-
lima.
Our monitors we're of Hilton Head on
The 10Th.
The rebel Gen. Wood has superseded
Wise at Williamsburg.
A Memphis special says: Saturday
we repulsed the rebels near the Cold
wst,r, who Gro. sed in confusion, but be-
coming reinforced, the Federals fell back
to Hernando.
New YoRK, April 22.-The mails OF
the PeterhoT were judicialIy delivered
10 District Attorney Smith, and by him
at once transmitted 10 the British Con-
sui.
WAsHGSGToN, April 22.-All reports Of
the dissatisfaction of the President with
Commodore Dupont, and of the latter't
recall, are proundless. Commodore Du.
pont will rrnrw the attack on Charleston
when he sees cit.
NEW York, April 22.-Cotton 65, ant
gold AM.
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%oaENERAL oRpER NO. 81.
Mammoth uctIOn Safe

By =, + Shields & Co. We will sell
this morning, Thursday, April 20, com-
mencIug AT 90 O'Clock, several large in
voices Of bouts, SHOES, and ha =; dry
goods, ready made clothing. AL goods
offered will be closed out, regardless OF
prices. This will be the best chance ut
The season, as the goods will be OF, red in
liberal lots, to suit the trade.
api23. b. f. SHIELDS g. Co.
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HEADQUARTERS U, s. FoRcEs,(
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 81.

@AohN ALLhg AE&Ny AHAA IL
Orders.
The sympathizers with the existing
rebellion in this city and vicinity, appa-
rently considering the dictates Of their
political %sympathies, as of more force
than she obligations imposed upon them
by their residence and protection within
the Federal lines, the General command
ing at this post orders as follows:
/. All white persons over he age OF
eighteen years and residing within the
lines of This command, who do not
within ten days from the publication Of
this order, subscribe to the oath Of Alle-
glance or non -combatants' parole, and
file with Col. joan A. MARTIN, Provost
Marshal, bonds with sufficient securities
for the faithful observance of such oaihs
or paroles will be required to 60 South
of the lines Of this army, by routes to
be designated by the military authOri-
,ies.
ii. Parties who have already sub
scribed 60 proper os'hs or paroles aud
bonds, and who have not been guilty Of
acts or words Of treason, subsequent to
the taking of such obligations, are ex-
empted from the operations Of this order.
Ill. Forfeiture of the amount OF bonds
given as above, and Of all other property
Of persons violating obligations taken 10
accordance with this order, together witt,
such other punishment as may be de-
creed by a military commission; will
folloW any violation of the requirement.
of such oaths or paroles.
Nv. All persons who are unwilling to
subscribe Ia the obligations herein Or
dered, will report their names and places
Of residence, within ten days specific
10 Gil Johs A. Martin, Provost Marshal
by order Of
Brig. Gen. RoBT. B. MITCHELL.
JoHN PRATT, A. A. General.
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Tag MrNsTRELs-Ths programme OF
Che Concert to. night, contains some Of the
hest sci, clious, musical, sentimental, and
humorous. Il wandered by the Hut
Side" by Sylvia; Ham Fat Man." by
sr,atnam; "Milier's Song" by Gus
SHAW; "sam Brown, Of Baltimore" by
Coriell, a ballad by james Rogers, and
numerous other entertainments, closing
with the burlesque Of Handy Andy, make
up the catalogue.
Gns. Shaw is underlined for a benefit
which is TO com Off Monday night next
Gus ia a 'rara aUis" He is one OF the
m,in spokes If the minstrel wheel. We
doubt not his friends Will, as they oueh'
to do, rally in foil strength and give bin
o benefit as is a benefit"
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REcoRpEu's CoURT.-Recorder SHANE
had a large attendance at his levee yes
terday. lie disposed Of his ceases" as
follows:
Michael Casey, Tipping, three cases,
fined $40 and coeis in each case.
Mrs. Larkin, Tipping, three cases,
fined So and costs in two cases, the 9TH
or was dismissed.
Mrs, HeGersn, selling liquor to chill
dren, paid costs.
Peter Quick, Drunkenness, fined 50 and
costs,
Pat Doyle, Drunk and Disorderly, fined
$3.50 and costs.
Terry Clazion, DisoTderIy, paid 81 and
costs.
James jackson, Disorderly Conduct,
fined SO and costs.
Sarah Allen, DisordorIy Conduct, fined
So and coeis,
Mike Doyle, Disorderly, fined IS and
costa.
d James Long. Selling playing cards
without license, paid cssis.
Albert and Kosciusko Plummer, Rock
log Donoho's house, loed So and costs.
Mrs. Callegan, Disorderly conduct,
fined SO and costs.
M L AL xander, Disorderly conduct,
fined SO aud costs.
Mrs Rabbit, DisOrderly aud Dunk
Gned SO and costs; sent 10 the wo'l
house.
ThOs. MeGuire, Drunk, aned 50 and
costs sent to the work house.
Woods s. SHE, selling playiag cards
without license; dismissed.
A. s. J, Landsborg, selling playinI
cards without %liceuso fined S25 sn'
costs.
Geo Mullen, using hydrant water with
out license, paid costs.
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Tho Savannah Macs says that Govern.
or Brown is responsible for the bread
riots At Greensboro aud Denham, in
North Carolina.
The Charleston Mercurv of the 18th
says that on the l4th Ouly eight vessel
remained outside the bar. A tornado
blew all day. The sights Of the guns
from the Keokuk have been removed.
One entire page Of the hteaJgenosr Is
occupied with an account Of the proceed
ings Of the CJpperhead meeting OF tho
22d ultimo, Ia Hamilton, 0aio, copied
from the Enquirer. The speeches of
V%allandigham, Voorhees, aud Mckinney,
are introduc, d with startling headings
and a great flourish of trumpets.
The bill TO compel the planting OF pro
vision crops, has been lost ia the Geo siA
Legislature.
a resolution was passed that q bill
should be introduced levying \ tax Of
One-tenth OF all provisions In the STATE,
for the benefit of the public service.
The bill taxing thOse who refuse .
take Confederate notes City per cent Of
the amount refused, was lost.
The following kilograms appear in tie
Intelligrncer
"JAcKsOS, April IA Considerab o
force Is at Greenville, Miss"
"CHATTANUoGA, April l5.-Mail boats
between Louisville aud Cincinnati have
been pressed " carry Grants army to
Tennessee.
IAN quiet in the vicinity Of TullAhO
ma.
"Franklin's Yankee division has left
the Potomac Tor Tennessee.
MILE, GEvILLE, April 15-In the
Senate to-day the bill to endorse the
Confederate bonds, which had passed
the HOnsc, wa in%Oetnitely postponed"
Gen. Jonn Beatly's brigade has been
transferred from KOusseau's TO Ntgley's
division.
GENERAL ORDER NO. "a.
"The General-In-Chiet has permitted
The Major General Commanding TO ust
MS discretion III regard TO the cOnsolIda-
liOn of reg ments, as directed ia General
Orders No. So from the War Department
such consultations will therefore be ia,
excep ion aAd not The rule, aud will only
oe made when the interests of the ser
vice aud the good vt the regIments ue
mand IT,
by order Of Maj Gen. ~RosECRANs,
&c. GODDARD, a a. o."
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sutlers AtrentIont

We have now in store a large stock Of
supplies in your line, TO which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds of no.
tons; fancy goods; canned fruits; Vir'
GINA, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken
lucky tobacco cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well 20 look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
60 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARVEY, HUGuEs s. Co.
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II IA nnd Rare.

a new aud elegant assortment of Pho
tographic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have Just been received, and are for
sale at T. NJ. SouLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety Of Card
Frames, 10 enamel aad gold, These are
a uew article, only just imported.
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We are receiving daily choice Butter,
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beef.
Also, the finest Of Apples. In store this
Saturday. morning, April All, swenty
barrels extra Apples, Eve barrels fresh
Eggs, which We offer At the loves, mar
ket rates. Families may save a hand
some profit by calling on US to buy their
Coffee aud Sugar. Mad the place, 50
North Market street, opposite the Gov
eminent stable.
April4-lm GAM 8 dREoORV.
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Inducement to Suffers.

We beg leave TO call tho attention Of
Suffers and Dealers generally, 10 the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands Of chewing aud
smoking tobacco, a large assortment Of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters
dates, figs, nuts, %raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, a large variety Of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopee, pen ills, gold and steel pens, port
tolios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk aud cotton handkerchiefs,
s~uspenders neck ties combs, hair, tooth
and backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum oy~ercoats, blank
cts, hayersaeks, ~valises, pocket knives,
shirts Of all descriptions, hais, shoes,
boots, towelling, domestics, caiicoes,
jeans, kerseys, ~Osnaburgs, aud a fnll
sto h Of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds Of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowestmarket rates. al
wholesale. Az NJ. LAEDsBERa & Co,
Corner OF Market ST., and Public Square.
march ely
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The attention Of our eits readers is
called 10 he sale Of furniture. &c at
No. 20 summer street, near Odd Fellows
Hall advertised to take plsre this norm
ing The furniture ia nearly new, aud
IN e4eelleutconduion. The sale Is made
under the ausp oes Of NJ, MARBuaa, aud
will be peremptoFy.
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united States Of America:

Middle DESTITUTE VI i~ESNhSStE.
" HEREAs a libel Of inform alton " s Q ed " thin am
w lpr the MIDDLE District OF tenn, at Nashvihe
On the 10th day of April, A ID 1853, By John frimbl
ESQ, Attorney for the In I'D statcs Tor the Midd G
/. letrict OF fenuessee, Who p oseoutes herein On behalf
q he nite States, against a ser ain 1T OF good, on
sist ng { nd Q ntain d in two huniIsI AM SIX y.
six bo, es, frty-nn bhrsis, twenty-s egcu keys; aso
eur b les Musquito Netting, two pieces C~arpsting \,
an une bundle Brow 4 per al o sou her Of Il Co
linn ons for nucen bar es whisky and n ne X g
Brandy, 10 70 sons md caus0s Ia sad libel OF if r
N ,iion ment Of eli, and praying process against the
sad property, IN t The same 10 condemned as for
leiId.
n ", therefore, In nurfuance Of the mouttion, ut
Ter Ia seal o. said Court, 70 me directed AMI dehv
red, I do hereby give public notice 70 all person
nlHmipg said properly, or 10 any manner interesteo
thetein, that they 0e an appear brfnrc said Dis ict
ONT, % be held At the Guy u Nashville, 70 aud no
aaid District, 90 the 30ih Gay Of ApHl, Lea at I
O'Clock 10 the forenoon Of thar DAY, thrn ani the'e q
interpose their claims, aud 70 nuke their ALLEGATION
IN that behalf n. y. OiAstOIK,
ApriiI9 y, : Marshal u % ?
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THEATRE Toe lovers OF elegant com
edy will have another opportunity to
crafty their tastes tonight "lh'
Bellies stratagcm" lie TO be produced At
the theatre with such 4 cast as insure'
IFS .uccess. Dari curt by Nc. Hami ton;
Sir George Touchwood, Mr.. Fos'er;
FIutler Mr.. Everett; Hardy, Mr., Allen;
Leiiia Hardy, Mrs. Bernard Mrs.
r ckett, Mrs. Jordan; Lady Francis
Mira. Duncan. After the comedy, a comic
sopg by Mr.. Stewart; followed by the
laughter. provoking afler'piece OF The
"Egyptian Mummy" We presume nc
one wants a better bill Of fare. It's sui
feient for The most fastidious and cult
waited taste; and there are none so low
we trust, as not to admire the beautiful
and r,dued.
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wanted Immed ately,

A good cook, washer, aud i%roner, for
an unlimited period. A white girl pre-
ferred. None but an experienced one
need apply. Call at II Public Square, on
ap22-1w. NJ. l.. ALEXANDER.
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We are indebted to orr friend SiSaLE-
ton for files Of tho Louisville and Gin
cinnaii daily papers, and The New York
Comic Mainly a most diverting pictorial
sheet.
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The weather yesterday was delightful
The sun shon9 brightly, and his ardent
Fsys were tempered nv pleasant bre,zes.
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HOUSE WANTED.

dpOp { M KTA8LE DIV LING HOUSE,
, with from 7 90 u rooms, wanted. A furnished
house preferred. WOult purchase ~faroiture II desi.
rable. Possession wanted Immediately. Address
~"bAUsrls," Iuion Udco.
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,,..nv NashvtIo Union--.NO club
Pieces.

,,,.rty Nashvt lie UniOn-.'NO Climb
Pieces.
We arc under the necessity Of repeat
inc the announcement that we have NJ
.,.t ,vjlg, for the Weekly UNIoS. We
furnish Il to subscribers at the uniform
,rice Of Two Dollars per snDum, from
,r,i,h We make no abatement whatever.
To persons %sending US twenty subscri-
b,rs. we give one copy gratuitously. The
cost for while paper is SO great, we can
o,,T,rd TO do more than tbis.--tE.
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NoTIcG.-At g. WRIaHr's secondhand
Furniture and Repairing Shop, on Col
Iege Street, is Nicholson for sale, cheap
and la good order.
.pr;l go q, 90
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united States Of America:

VATHEREAS a libel Of Information was uled within
w and for the Middle District Of Tonne' see, Al
NaShvile, on the 10th day Of April, A. d, 1868, by
John Trimble, ksq Attorney tor the Unite states
for the Nj dle District OF Tennessee, who 3ro'ecuiea
herein GA behalf ofthe Uni eli states, ag INST a certain
Ia b nk Notes OF tho staies OF Aanama, Georgia,
South Car lima, Virginia, LOUISIANA, and Isnncs. &c
and $3.50 IA Go d, iOr reasons ana caus'a In said iibe'
u iuiormation ment Oned, and playine process
lgains the "a d property tina the same may be con-
demnod ~ forfeited.
NOw, tnerei re, In pursuance Of thu mention, uudeI
he seal Of sal Court, to ms directed and ue.fvei ed ]
70 hereby give public not ce TO all p rsons climln
said properly, or IN any manner inierrstei IN rim
that thuy Oe and appear before said Dialfict Court, 10
be bold At tho city Of nashville, IN aud TO- sid DIS
riot, on the 4 n day Of May, 1858, at 10 OlO,k n
The for no n OF that DAY, the a d thor to tDtcrposf
Iheir claims, and TO make their allegaii0ns IN TIA
hehai NJ. N. II. ~GLASCUCk,
April 10, 1868 u. $ Ma fshal. NJ. p 7.
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LOST.

II o. THE AIQtAR RRs 'FGFN, NFGLEY,
old, with 4 uew halter on, aud Tue etters ~. h,
cut On Inc hoadstail. Also, one nay marcs Z
years uld win Whne SPIT on for head Hal on when
iost a cw alter aud nev avalfy saddle.
$50 rewatd Will D. given "a the Fvtufn VI me
above AZ geu. n 81 ~ neGdqu tfters.
Apl 2i-ste FNED. A. KENNEDY.
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RIITI III RTATIONER9.
Stationery Dealers Notice.

W. HAVE JUar RECEIVED AHA AssORT
" lment Of fsper aud LuYelopesi alec Books, NOV
atauds, Ink, war Mapa, lens and Faher's Papoils.
rass Boo . Dealers viii look % their Interest by
arst purchasing their stock al NE Uoon street
NeWs Depot.
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ri 10. BIANCHETT.

LFMAI IN on. ~ "a q rhAl8 3RF, VINO
su Ssh Fillr, 90 baulay, April 1th, % a~
s~pecluIy iR HImed htt bio ~ b. brE a. ~
him, shs hsvIng been 4 iteu tom h ur % 40 oant
ofhcr nl9a lhsahguN q o "a . louhs,
b. shl ysPdr st eag1 90 tkh Gig, hJ sqhfI
hCap. 2. d. lhipA
Ayu6-ivs
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LES S. DUNN a Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claima Call aud see them before SELF
ing, At No, 25 Union street.
March 3-tG
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RETURNED.-Dr. KING, who has been
absent in New York, and was detained
by sickness beg ond his time allotted,
has just returned, and is now prepared to
attend 10 those who may need bis servi-
ces. His office is No. 20, Deaderick
street. apl9-1m.
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Rry Goods, Hats, scots, Shbes,. .

WrY GOOdNs tInIs' HOOIs' "n"esi' NC
HoRNBECK & AsHBRIDGE, 40 College
street. keep constantly on hand a large
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses and ChiIdreH's fRe Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths fine Boots, Shoes,
Brogans, etcp etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.
HoRNsEoK & AsHBRIDaE,
mArch27- I'm. 40 College street.
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So REWARD

Az IL BE GIYEN FOR TIE hEOOvERY OF
w three Velvet ases Rud one i0eket 10 hold nur
p ctures, stulru from Giers' Gallery, corner tnion
su , ollege street, yesterday morning.
III
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REsTRIomoNs ON TRADE The cili-
gems Of Nashville will be glad to
realize the the truth Of the following
statements Of the New Albany 1nd.) led,
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We have what we deem reliable in
forn atioDs 20 the effect that the present
severe restrictions on trade with Ken
lucky and the South win soon be 30 modi-
fed as TO pretty etIeotually raise the em-
barge nov placed upon business. This
viii be good news 10 business men, as
we'll as 10 those Kentucky citizens whose
family supplies are getting rather short"
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HrAOGuApgpps, Ap1y or ms POI

HEADQUARTERS, ARME or ms Po-
ToMAG, April 20.
Last week Sl30,OUO was stolen be-
tween Acquia creek aud Washington.
Tue money was ia separate packages,
aud belungedto soldiers who we're send
log II 10 their families.
MURFREEsBoRo, April 20.-Gen. Hob
son, at MuniOrdsyille, ielegraphs that
bis forces, twelve hundred strong, at
tackled the enemy near Celina, Tenn,
Saturday, killing seventy ; aud on Sun.
day attacked them in The town, killing
thirty aud routing the remainder. The
enemy is estimated AZ 1000,
Wheeler, with a strong force, Is repre-
scented in the vicinity Of Laveigne, threat
euihg that point Col. Ese's patrols
skirmished with the ,nemy eight miles
from Layrrgne, east Of Stone River.
A loader IA the Atlanta L~5taigsaesr Of
: e I'm last, Gays that ROsvorans Il
bsing reinforced by Grsnt aud that The
great battle ia Tennessee will come of
within the next sixty days.
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VEsTERDAY. BETWEEN MARKET N HIGH
Il streets, s0mewhefe between h Tennessee I'D
a ALBANIA Railroads, Package OF Letters,
one direciei 90 "Miohai Daily p Philadelphia, and
me 20 " NJ. Re- d." care o james OC amor, Now
York. The finder VII confer q favor On = widow
lad, BY having them a. this Unoo.
ApuiT-u
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Brig. Gen. RoBT. B. MITCHELL.
JoHN PRATT, A. A. General.
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Geo Mullen, using by drant water with-
out license, paid costs.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-22
A COpperhead FizZle.
Yours Respectfully.
j. NJ. MILLER.

Gy- One Of the most promising signs
Of great Union majority in this State,
The coming election, is found in tie uni
form meagre attendance upon the Cop
perhead meetings and the grand demon
STATIONS everywhere made by the Union
men. The contrast between the Copi er.
head gathering here on Tuesday, and the
Union Mass Meeting on Saturday. is the
same as that shown throughout the State.
The groundswell of enthusiasm is all
with the Union men.
We were not present at tie Copper
head meeting on Tuesday, being then in
Dubuque, but from candid and repeated
statements Of gentlemen on whom we
can rely, we know that we must be
overstaIing the number present at the
meeting, in putting it at 800. We are
assured that not two thirds OF the seats
in the Court House were filed, and
quite a number Of Union men were pres
emit The speakers were Messrs. BARRIER
and RcnARDs, Of Dubuque, and MOORE
Of this place. The speakers, we under
stand, all insisted upon the right OF ey-
cry individual to decide upon the con-
sdtutionalily and legality Of the acts Of
The government, and OF his own obliga
lion to support them Each had right
to decide for himself, whether or not the
President made upon him an unconsttu
lional demand, and when his interests or
his pyejudices led him 10 believe that
such demand was unwarranted, then il
was his duty TO resist the demand, II
need be, with force Of arms. In brief
the argument Of these speakers was just
simply that Of DENNIS A. MAuoSY, and
otter traitors Of his slamp-,hat every
measure taken to suppress the rebellion
las been unconstitutional, and that il is
the duty Of Democrats 10 resist these
measures, with force. II necessary. 1t.
IS, in other words, the duty Of Democrats
70 array themselves on the side Of the
rebellion, and against the government
overthrow the Administration, and place
Tie southern Saveholding traitors AGAIN
IN possession Of the government That
is simply the Copperhead argument IN