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New York, March 2s.


The Asia, from Liverpool, arrived to-
day.
, The Times again argues against England
being held accountable fer the doiugs Of
The Alabama, ...+ : 7ss-,, ',@S'.Tss@ n
A confederate lean sE three million
pounds was expected to be insroduOsds 10
Londor ana Paris The week she Asia de-
parted. . 50. ~. = s'9' '.e<. s.,s :
Accounts of Che Polish insuRrsction are
vague. Ths number of insargshss is 5ess
simatsd at $4,000. sat
) TIE Poles had d isfsated shs Russians usar
Nassog one handred Of he latter were
k;iisa. ss ss.<s .sa9sHs@z a. ard ss sa
$ There had been great dsnOnstrasion as
Marsafias In favsr Of POland. THE Rus
sian Consulate Being thrsatsnsd BY the
mob. go * .sAsEs' '8t's4 &sfs3'9t =
! A dspusasion had conference with pals.
msrst6n, urging the sinterfsfsaOs OF Eng
land ii favor OF Polshda Palnsssson did
mot commit himself. q 81 ez25,> r aSi q
80. ..,s !. s S. s:t Iopisvills, March 80.
Passengers irOn WinehesssFg rspors that
IfnmphEey Mssshal, With zhsssy infaasry'
fofds. IL nsas Mosut sssrlings1 sti .saas ii
ks ysshsIs afs dafIying sbs stock from ali
plases theY tpmporarily occupy. Many ot
tss cisissss ofaaaoans StsEling are Hssingtos
Lexington. ,'.bA ,i.e&a4A ? W
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sfa1is parss ii M asssas d sshsssEl iisl
isnos 6lndI liz for - MbQasa iaaar
nsg fes i ~ lssatafs ssl ssyss
sstaxk ktfSf Rsnaan q nilhs ssas i aissazess
sassilss nsis issssr ose9 sks ~ agsvsAts sslda
Bis hsssts sBsAsla hom frsslg ahs pzsaies
nd IL c1asp shasslsis hspsaa q ny fsiendly
bnaxsnls evsa iAsasA 10 I'D dad .sisa staq
Juss thea shsrs wss sadden silasea ms
boy, for sAs rlgss ihahd Of sshs asasasali
youngl Co0fsasrasy wass ohssssaa 81 ba
slowly siaiag ID u ssslsa Iossrpozns aish
awss u ! jaiy gaasa tspoa the sssaAss sspsss
taclei liks men |uusiss . elizkrdis spellsw7
Slowly, sgaa tie eaua arosa nas;s AsaflY
ab8ss tsss re- sgs sss ssslns e,dafs#asss
.shen i, dessenasa susil il rsakhsd she half.
,avsrseS oountshaacs OF abe dead and lcDns
vulsiveIs ssisea tss aosebeswes6 the lhsnah
anil fore Eager. fs# NJ .ss8 as l::szs
The proprietor Of the City Of Roma
changed color, snd ssys hss ssRelt--s -sheml
lit can't be that ----.',. Here he locked
more clossly at the bpds, and says be: 81
am at loss to explain this remarkable pbe-
nomena. So $50 - , - .71 S27s1
A venerable jdryman, Or much shirt.col-
lar, conghed 10 attract attention, and says
he i: 81 shauld take the present attlsade Of
cur departed Confederate broahsr 70 be thas
Of man who smells something Obnoxious.n
Here the proprietor Of Rome suddenly
dropped The left hand Of the deceased Con
federacy, and says be. 1.. .siaa- .sss.., -.
ssWhy, he mast mean DO insnls the Great
Norshwess.'' ssYes, y says the venerable
jurymsn, "thsrs can be but ons oonssruo.
ton Of the present offensive attitude Of this
dead young being z.,.s<. >,
The thoughstul proprietor ef the City Of
Rome deliberately took of his spesssslss,
blew his nose, buttoned bis upat up 10 shls
chin, and says be: 81 have always aavoSa-
ted vigorous prosecution 0f he uar, anlI
hsllsYe that full nine -tsnshs of ops gallant
troops ara Democrats. what's The vsraics 7ss
The shirs.collarsd Jursman Wavsa Ais
hand imptessively, and says be ; ! hnsal
the deceased guilty Of csnssnps q court e
the Last Degree.n - -.
Then the Democratic ehapd from the
Great Northwest held IA enthusiastic mass
meeting on tas spot, and nnanimoasly ra-
solved that nsither Kentucky nor slndiana
would Sssisss the GonsoriptisA Bssils sassaAs
10 be found unsafe to do so. .,7s,.5, aas33
Pr Believe me, my boy, when 1 say that tthe
great Demeera tic party 10 ssaunchly logsl OF
heart, however strangely its head may seem
60 srT at times; aad never will ID take q
side with the enemies of the country, egsu
whilst those enemies make offers to il not
onlv aside buk afroMk. ... - . ss f,-~a
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WaahinEton, D March 2s.

=. ,IDformasiop has been received BY tels-
graph, from Fortress Moaroe Of sbs arrival
there, to-day. of the supply steamer Mise
saShusetts, from Pors Royal 2sd, via
Charleston, Wilmington and Beaufors. She
conftms the report Of the destruction of
the rebel steamer GsOrgianOa, Of Long Is-
land Beach,. South Carolina. She was :
powerfui sseamer. and bad been represented
to the Navy Department as more tormida-
bic thaR the Alabama. ...
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Reliable news from the rebds akmy reA
Ssivsd 20 dsga polk's aerps advasesa yess
ssrdsy 10 Gays Gap, 1a,milss south, eakhs
sShsibyvills road. atils, msn hass sbssn on
half easions1fsg thrse weekss i sGsesk dig
asasissaeeiaa pFsvailA ambag thesaegEhsis
forage tssass ha4S sseaaa abandaaaa ahsy
,forsgs inow ssuay - sraaiI pazsiss.ae Tbs
ceaasy psspls wishin Their iinears aisaEss
'aaseda soC hsiis rstianssi The fsniliss srS
att uambsrsd anaaipsensafssa saksasnf ihsik
ssofss, snd ne sssess cvet sAoss allsNsnss
Is We BE- ass ,,tsss fssal 7
aFmy' BIZ tsI as41;E*a0 - si4ss ga5.gsl
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New York, March o.

1t is reported at Memphis that tWo diyis-s
ions Of. troops entered YazOo BY way Of
Sunaewsr river, and that they succeeded IN
making landing 81 Eagle Bend, just above
Canes Bluff, :tskipg one aUd quarter nailes
og2rebel fnrtiEcations.
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sa da4z g gtfeiesga aasw il hfaroh, si
5asThs ssssmSE AiaEalaaIad frdml es Or
isans aass Aas Ehs papsr Aoaisin
Asasaea aasla sAk iless .ipssagsna ssasths
- Il xssss fauassn Thsy hantais sdiar
ass frsms eFartasas aasssa IAassss Pert
flassessgf isth, eatasihgs AN nas s4liss ~
IOss shsss inasinas hiIEed8 80 .gNo ~ -
crsw waunaed.t The eAlbasres had ,pae
killed. .sses21it azesa a7F t3u saoss o. 5B.JI
I'd a sucsessiul OaValEy ezpsdisias !undsr
Capt. peskins, had been made .fEsm Rsazos
City tor ii considerable adiataRsa iatQ. the
rebel lines. aHsisngsgsd shsrebet fssgs ID
. sabrsGghs, sshss,og thems 8 nilsss .kilhag
sen, wounding %, :andisaasUEing ~ harsss
and equipments, witheus losing q angle
man. gaHs 49s.Gt ass: s7rss- ~ y a1q s@Ig oi
r5 Several pchoOners had argiysdat Nav Or.
ilsans fEnm across thalakss briaeing large
aeqaasisy OF aSssOn and - snumbas OF pas
.ssngsrs. Tue latser5sWeEa eoMpsllsda ats4F
come TO, get Something 10 satr ID dThsys relate
talsst Of great dsstitatien and saAeEing
,auAsBg the Febsla. They. alses este saas the
nsscilsss sopsdriptions 10 q being lSigpsoqsiy
enfsrOsd.e II pssfeet reigao otstsEroe and
want prevaGlsg eoz .api5szfaaSra aosass
Z The Picayaas Of chez 2Osh reports the
MoBsngshala, whose machinery was ipjnrsd
during hsr Sight, rs 6eing repairsd5 ans.
tanned no damage sxOspt iu heE wood, work.
and ID nov in good order again gds asaal
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q ~ gig sfowUFss bon EHm ssisi SIS
RECEPTION Or THE PUBLIC
- = GENER Ally. 80 P'EA
DEK "A go HOTJSEss
" s@' x Aaw FrRsT UTlAgs HoT4ff
AAiaais Broadway. CoaAeia RfAas, asssa.

FTHHR Proprietor has reeently fitted and furnished
the above House throushous ID shs fsoss eSalslzgs
oVfortebe and eaagaas sfyles ena From hid lesg xs
perincs In the bnsihess be nattes himsaf that 10 10
now pTepaEeasa actDmmosate Tfavsfess ana Haasasfs
ares class hotel. and give entiFe ssftsxaf6N TAAre
will be na pains spsTed 10 rendsr the s$my os Guests
PLEASANT Comfortable and ~ heas Ths Tnhi& Wit AA
srepltad with ever deiirscg aud the best Mwtthe
market afords. " 7sA 4s - sFaV
JonHected vita the House, are the heas os ssAAass
and Wagon Yards and travellers can rest assured thas
Asir horses Will beWof cared Tor duriha thsaF aSmSn
y Msrses and casrfrgss 1urnished en sh9gs ngsass
and atressaaaDi8 rates. e - 2 q re ksIB ri
Fsb. 1. Ieea.
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Neat and Expeditions


5oB PRINTING, are net surpassed in the Stats
1hs materials ars all entirely rew comprising all the
later and most approved styles d Tps Border, Rules,
Ae togeEher withtwo POwer JOB Presses, of the best
patterns. a. viii sFsr Be the ambition and deter
nlnAioa OF The subsefbsr that all work sxscaled st
tAis establishment distinguished BY the tes
teres necessary 10 constitute 1t aeaParsil-nAzsly
OsYsctmsss and Asstasss Oar psTscsai superintend-
ancs in Job Printing, guarantees the fathful perform
sncs Of everyjos. We invite PATRONAGE Win
r,nse to ALL that our long and
ABILITIES, win enable asto efasfs snsrnsied
Oa,tn. amer never sasors astsnptsd in this aisy
'' VS. BwaKg.
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New York, March 70.
~. The csp,taiDr, OF 'tSs steamer PeterhbHre
ports that on the night d 'sbs 24sh, : when
within ls miles or Charleston, be saw
bombs flying, :, and heard sss report Of heavy
guns. This may indicate she beginning 81
he attack, but ws have 10 further parsicd.
lars 80 go . - ~ 3
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sssgEs EzsIgsI 4 II yDk IlIE ara sssl.. q
ss3a sas 81 Eelessn StnnSsis sazaFsh - sE
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sran a & ksdlasky, ssasis sbas th ssspoisaa
is sainsb 81 fsbsIs a1dsf lhs tIssaa u Bfssk-l
|Ipallag vi gssAsiy 0vslAssa. tlsisisAs isds
pfsssiak .hs eesdlsisn stssSs rosds .soaN
Dot Il is Ss tie srausp psissssiSs, pEosi2issss
&c., nsdssssry fSr ! force IL NY ssssld "a
e j assbAsoEi from fFalik f0f4 shis es sBinssi'
stAs si has all Is quiet ttHefs; ssAilfoad u
pa Il i sisAssfsglh sAss
s. 5sd iF5S u - saas
bere IL many iIsoFs ssrs gsfsg thsfs ssIs
TIns,sSs sfIs ssasanii 8 ssarsT si + .tsis7o4a
..Tssrt il sl1S 8 al.1rSunbr brSdgss " psssssgsys
shas Danviile Il re- .occupisi by iOas sfoepsl
sa8 ei aG-+----s---
sEg al. 5..s.5 ga Cairo, Marsh 2Isgf
Latest nsNs frems VisksbaFg says ihs
rsbsls haEs been throEing shss asd shslL n n
The man employed en The cApal. a4e.
Heavy firing bad been heard in the dirse.
sioa OF the, Yaxoo Fiysr,, and il vas sup E's
posed 20 soms sfrsn the trsops ssps pI g
ssssle's 9ssen. "a MS 6 nat taS.,...,
. The lndianoIs is aposted nj q, lbsvs bssn
rsespsuFsd, and is said 70, hay been found a rpd
bali sabmsrgsd 40 miles below Wsrrsptoana,,
Anosher rsport wssys shs IndIsspols gas Z =
blosns mp By the rebels, sna a. is s.l .sossl 81
On last Sesuraay plight 9 barge loaded
With cesl, aoated hyaths batteries a Yjcks- sIss
burg infsadsd for FarsagnaIs boetsss ! 4 I. )
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n 1DIRg Dress 9oods-sIlks, Msrinoes, Dslaiaes
Nm Aipacas, eaitoees, popsins ana eashnsrsss u al
styiss, eoiUrs and psststns u '5,s 421@ *.@1~ 81
-fsI s&S@a as5s-S: sN0w % WUmEEYsa. @
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%5s' ~ ~ It = e - ,
- IBsoNS, Lacas, Flcvsrs, Featners, ana gil tiaa
N os trtmmingA Of the latest styles at =. f.
SHOW b TURLEYss. !.
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- = 4E+t ht5
z 4 SEFUL and ornamental gsodss plstn and fancy
goods, nns and coarse gods, all new And cheap
at,r-r -. sNOW o TURKEYS.
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'''..' - ~" sc Cinofnnsti, March 0S.
Several more regiments srsiVsds to-day,
and others passed down 10 Bouisvilie. .l1e
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T BAs, Come, Sugar, Motaszss snd aiisksnas oI
ssmily groceries, fresh, god, and chsp At 8
. ~. n.s.a:s tx SNOW & TURKEYS. ~
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- NDLsss vs1issfes u all thinss asabls--sasabis
ss oriakAbis o. wearasTs--4aSass fonaa at'
:: SNOW q TURLExsg.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence ofthe Advertiser.
WksuISGTON. =. C.,Aucust a, Isl

Correspondence ofthe Advertiser.
WksuINGToN, .. G., August a. 1868.
EDlroR ADVERTISER:
Our hot term, which has lasted som,
twelve days with higher tontinuou;
temperature than has been known here
for many years, we hope was ended by
rain, night before last. Many persons
died Of sun stroke, and the Street Rail-
road Co lost a great many horses, ns
less than seven on last Tuesday alone,
from excessive heat. 1t was dangerous
for man or beast to make any extra exer.
ton. Men could generally act their ow .
pleasure in the matter, but the poor
beasts were forced 10 20 at the will OF
cruel and indiscreet drivers.
The draft. under the CONSUMPTION bill
passed by Congre $, was enforced here
last week. The District was divided u.
TO sub, djstricts, which in the city were
the several wards, and days appointed for
drafting in the several sub districts, so
that, if person wished, they could be
present at the drawing Of their district.
The names were written on small cards
and deposited in a box, large enough to
allow of their intermingIing well ty
shaking, with hole large enough for
man to put in his hand and draw ore
card a. time. a well known blind man
acted the part of Fortune, and about cv.
cry tenth draft the box was well shaken.
\ locker on could see much anxiety de.
picted in the countenances Of the inter
ested parties, but when one of those pres.
ent drew "prize," he was congratulate
cd with shout. Every day passed off
quietly. except these good natured salu
sations, Why should it not be so, when
it is the people Observing their own law?
This law was passed by the peoples rep
resentatives in Congress, and not the
tyranny Of the administration as the
"corperhead' or do, nothing party, teach.
This week our board Of enrolment are
examining exemption cases. Some show
that they are not within tie ages pre-.
scrlbcd by the law, Others that they have
physical disabilities or other exemption
ella III undcr the law, and, Of course. are
DISCHARGED. though drafted The armies
are quiet in Eastern Virginia this hot
weather. LoRzO
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Resisting La w, a. Unconstitutional.

Gen Jackson, in his Farewell Address
to the People Of the United States, laid
down the American doctrine with regard
to testing the constitu,ionality Of Jaws
as follows:
Bat in nr6er 70 maintain tle Union unimp air
a. il il associated necessary tlat the LAWS I.=ss
Is the a,tI uGsd authorizes shcull he tsith
fully executed in ever ar; c! the cUuG:gy, and
'h@t cry g'o cttzen shn9ll al alt times, stand
rta:g IN Put down, with Ice combined forces OF
he Natter, every attempt ~ unlawful resistance
VI {! ~G@trTcr FTctext !: may 1t mace, CT " hat
ever shape u Ray assume. CacoB-tsuuchai or
oppressive Lars may - dgH5l lie passed by Ton
gTCss, either f-ot:I erroneous T'ews, or the want
OF due cons 1rratf@E; ifthey are wi;hiH i2acA OF
iudcja. authority. the remedy Easy AMI peace
fu aud il from tie character Of the law. II ts ap
atu-- lfl - er NJ within tEs control If he ju-
d3eiarv rhen rec discussion and ca Z aNTt ais 10
reasan aud to the jH>t}ge of the people will not
IA Ito rtIfess he wrong. But Until me Law shall
Il ttei.fr4 void by the coagts, or repeated BY
CONGRESS. no 7sdirSa5al combination Fl taa'r'a-
u1is be Justice in torcItiy Resisting its exc
Ga IN. Il j. impossible taat any Government
can continue to exist upon any other primer PIES
1t would &C se - he 4 Government and he un-
worthy Of The naw-, lift hal not the power to
enforce the execution Of its own laws with! It's
0" Il sphere Of actisn.
We commend this extract to, not such
Democrats ~ as B. +. Pauliug, for they
never bad feeling in sympathy with
Gen lacETon, but 10 sucn o. 49, l--
gloricd in calling themselves jackson
Democrats Who are Jackson Demo-
Gratis now Surely they are not those
who endorse the Nahony er.Tat,le
State platform, or the platform of the
seIfstyIed Democracy Of Cedar county.
as established in their resolutions passed
since the first Of January last. All true
Democrats support the Government in
its Efforts to crush rebellion.
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NEWS fTT us.
i roops continue to be sent down the
river trom EIckabusg, but their acstiua.
ton is unknown.

Troops continue to be sent down the
river trom Elckabusg, but their acs,,ua.
ton Is unknown.
The mines at Pixies Peak never
yielded better than at present. La,
quantities Of the orc are being shipped
to st. Louis every month.
Government is making large pur-
chases Of cavalry horses Over three
thousand have been shipped from Chica-
90 IN the last ninety days, and over s 900
ttom New York In the last sixty days.
- Bu>hwbackers are doing terrible
work in Henry and adjoining counties
IN Missouri. No Union mans life is
safe II he ventures from home with
ont military escort. Several loyal men
hive been killed recently, and their
property taken by these wretchcs.
News from Port Hudson, reports
tt" banks Of the Mississippi, all the way
up, as deserted No, single human
being to be seen, and gu4rriiIas will soon
be numbered among the things that were.
the Railroad Convention at NIAGARA
Falls resulted in the breaking up of the
combination under which fare, have been
arranged. The order now is, every line
for itself
Gen. Gilmore has been heavily re-
lntorced at Charleston, SO as to insure
him against the possibility of being over
vh"lmed by any sudden dash on the par,
e '
provided with artillery and mining uten,
sis of all kinds.
Wendell Jacoby, one Of the 13 pris
oners who escaped from Camp Mcclellan
some time since, was shot aud killed b,
an officer who was cndeavoring to arres
! him at his horne near DUBUQUE, on thu
! night Of the 18th.
"A contractor for the supply of coffee
to the army has been detected 10 palm
ing off as roasted and ground coffee, a
compound consisting mainly of corn, Sc
'ngenlous!y prepared as to easily decev,
careful scrutiny. The fraud was dscov
cred in the Surgeon Generals Office h,
microscopic observation.
The Postmaster General has ordered
that all mails for places on the NIississin
pi river between Cairo and New Orlcau:
be sent via Cairo.
The heat is very oppressive to GU,
troops at Charleston On board the
Mo"ltors it can hardly be endured. The
water on Morris Island is so very nm
healthy that whiskey is dealt out to the
men three times day as substitute
1.-The entire territory west of the
Mississippi will very soon be brouoh,
under complete subsection. Gen. d.
wilson is moving down through the con-
ter of Arkansas, having frequent skirm-
ishes with the rebels and whipping them
IN every instance. Beside this, there l.
another and very important expedi,;on
about starting which is expected to finish
the rebellion throughout the Soutbves,
The latest news from Richmond
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u by is III

1t /. known to all who read, tina. the
rebels have, time and again, abused and
maItreated many Of our men who have
fallen into their hands Sou2 lave Hccn
shot for looking out Of their prison win
dows, hundreds have been Imprisoned in
dungeons Instead Of being treated az pris.
cuers of war; aud yet notwithstanding all
these things are well aud generally known,
We have never seen or heard Of 40 in.
stance in which the Coppcrheads or their
journals have had aught to say against
the rebels for their inhumauity The
rebels have carried this thing so far that
our Government has found it necessary
to retaIiate in kind in order to put an end
to such uncivi!izcd outragos. Col.
Straight, Of our army, made raid into
Northern Alabama. He was taken
prisoner with number of his men, and
all were cast into prison and treated as
malefactors instead of prisoners Of war
More recently Gen. Morgan made raid
Into Indiana aud Ohio. lie was can,ur-
ii "ith u'U-t or his men, and our Gov
eminent las placed them in prisons, and
intends to keep them there until COL
Straight and his men are treated as iris.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
Observation-Disclosures.
From the New York Tribune.

We ask the people Of this city, and
wherever else this sheet may rea, h, to
carefully read and thoughtfully consider
the following opening paragraph from
the leading editorial Of Yesterdays
Wpri3:
1t is BOW at length evident to all but
the wl'ful'y blind, that tne rescue Of the
Ht"t'tDtf"n from tie hands ot its o6irioi
r'ofafors requires q uigorrus and deter-
m'"e" struggle. The precise measures
to be adopted for this purpose must de
pend, IN part, upon future contingencies:
and there is needed the greatest wisdom
and caution. as well as pluck and rcsolu
t'on, that the cfot mag MT miscorry
Jy irretrieraLke .taise steps and preciui.
tate action. Where there is a will if
the cause be righteous, there need be no
apprehension that we shall discover q
fitting way, if We do not fail to appre.
c'ate the magnitude of the undertaking
and sq"anaer IN spasnaodic, disconnected
! cgorts the strength that houH be ercrtea
4" accordance Nth a ueH geiqhed and
concerted plan. The first thing to be at.
tanned Is obviously a perfect understand.
arg among the friends of the Const,ru.
ton throughout the loyal States. We
must ascertain, through the ordinary
methods of preliminary political action.
what IS the probable number of bold
courageous, determined men, who are
suthclentiy masters Of themselves aud of
the passions generated in yehemen,
struggle, to submit their conduct to the
wise direction requisite for attaining the
unity by which strength is economical
and movement clothed with the moral
power that will rem Ter it formidable to
the foes OF the Constitution. We are t.
start, then, with a full determination not
to be put down, and with the fullest ex.
erclse of that right of appeal to the pub.
h,eJudsment which is the mainsr ring of
all political action under free govern.
ments. The subsequent steps wiU deyezop
themselves ~iM the progress Of eyents."
And again, the following closing mar.
asraph from the second editorial art,ol.
In the same paper:
"Mr. Lincoln is politically blind if he
does not perceive that this question is
J"sf passing beyond the domain Of orgu.
m'"t More Democrats will be left in
New York than he can take away con.
scripts to the war, and it behooves him
70 consider whether our armies in the
South will be really strengthened bv a
proceeding mh'ch ,cW create q neces.,,u
/or large armies i" eo@ry loyal State -
The paper that thus dares openly and
uoreservedIy to call upon those to whom