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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
VINO ARE rnm DEMOCRATS l

WHO ARE Thic DEMOCRATS
When the once powerful Democratic
party of the country, with traitor in the
Residential chair, took the initial step
towards actual war upon the Government
at Fort sumter, and sustained treason and
traitors in arms against the Constitution
and flag of our great, free Republic, the
leading men of the paIty-patriots they
were and still are, thank Heaven-dis-
gnsled with its unholy crusade against
Freedom and free institutions, abandoned
its corrupt ranks, and with thousands and
tens of thousands Of other brave, true and
patriotic adherents of the democracy in
its better and purer days, came over to
the Union ranks and are now working
shoulder TO shoulder with the loyal mil
lions of the country in defence of the
Government, leaving behind them mere
wreck and skeleton of what was once
known as the Democratic party, but which
is now recognized only as the compound
essence of corrupt copperhead scces-
sion. All patriotism and honest 10y
atty have long since evanishcd from the
thinned ranks of Buchananism, and to,
day may be found the true democracy
doing battle for the Union against Cop.
perhead- d-secession in arms at the Soutl
and in sympathy with treason at til,
North
While Holt and Cass, Dix and Dickin
son, Sickles and Cochrane, johnson anC
Stanton, Walker and Logan, Grant ant
Rosecrans, Burnside and McClernand
and host of other brave spirits-all De
mocrats-arc facing the enemy in til,
council or on the field, such men as Val
landigham and Salisbury Pugh and Bay
ard, Ingersoll and Rced-all Copper
hcads-are creeping on their bellies Il
lick the feet of the arch traitor, JEFF
Davis, and offer him words of sympath
and cheer in his work of blood and nun
der. And yet these men who are per
mitted, with but Il single exception, to &
I at large by reason of the clemency an
good nature of the President, are abusn
their special privilege of freedom frol
Imprisonment, by urging the loyal peopl
Il of the nation to oppose the country t
: whose liberal laws they owe their wortl
less lives to-day.
Delawareans Can you, will you tol,
rate or sustain by your votes such n col
Il temptible faction viii you countenanc
j such political villainies by elccting to o
flee Charles Brown, who, in the comm
contest, is put forward to represent thel
and their disloyal principles ? We in
agine that as we write, we can almo
h ar your indignant, overwhelming No
as you push closer and closer in multiple
" numbers to the glorious old standard
y Washington, as it floats in glttcrin
grandeur in the sunlight of day, bearin
i upon its starry folds the motto
= SMlrnERs, UNION AND VICTORY Ii
= lis have no compromise with traitors. n
alliance with Coppcrheads No pea,
- unless proclaimed from the yictorior
cannon's mouth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
EXPERIMENTS IN GREEK FIRE

go A@AN HlA4AN L y ~ NlNi1lIh Il lhE
The able correspondent of the TiJuac,
Mt Charleston, writes;
You have been informed that Greek
fire was thrown into the city of Charles.
ton but this intimation is 10 be under
stood as having been made in the past
tense only. Public curiosity has been
much excited upon this subject, especial
y among the traitorous inhabitants
Of the city we invest. Let them be
patient; they will be gratiied in due time.
Indeed, the new "sensationn is likely TO
enjoy but short-lived popularity among
them. Your correspondent witnessed
some experiments with this new incend
ary agent, calculated to determine mL,h, =
u poud cause premature explosions NJ
shells containing H. Nine shells were
fired from 30 FOUNDER Parrot gun into
the sea. OF these, two contained each 10
OF the two small tin tubes in which the
Greek fire is packed. in addition tothe
bursting charge Of powder. The other
seven had each four tubes of the inaam-
mablc article. The first shot had a charge
of ten tubes. This had wooden plug.
instead of a fuse. 1t fell into the water
without exploding. The second, con
tanning ten tubes, with 5second fuse,
exploded about $50 feet from the gun.
and was deemed an evidence of premature
explosion by the captain of ordnance in
command, who declared that the shells
should, in five seconds, travel at least :
200 feet. To this, Mr. Short, the pro
prietor of the Greek fire, objected that
the fuse might have been detective, or
imperfectly adjusted. Accordingly, he
was invited to see the remaining fuses
placed in the shells The sergeant, per-
forming this duty, carfully filled them in
with white lead to prevent leakage of gas
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13

EXCITEMENT Ar WINDSOR This morn
ing, as the steamer Heather liell was
lying>at the dock at Windsor, an attempt
WIS made by number Of the British re-
gulars, who were on their way to attend
the military review at Maiden, to haul
down the American colors flying at her
mast Sergeant Kelly, of the regulars,
and Sergeant Brown, drill officer of the
Chatham company, made the demand,
which not being complied with, they,
with drawn weapons, made sortie and
were going TO cnt the halyards, when the
captain Of the steamer, together with n
number of other Americans sprang to the
ilagmast and deIcd the threats OF the
British soldiery. The excitement at this
time was intense, and it was feared II
general fight would cnsue. The Ameri-
cans, however, stood their ground, and
not until the crowd had dispersed, did the
captain take down his colors lie dis
tnety told them that he should
not be forced to haul down the American
ensign. but would do so when he saw fit.
We are informed that the maiorit of the
British regulars did not join in the un-
reasonable demand, and more, that the
flag was not taken down until long after
the cXitcmcnt had ahatcd. Doubtless the
better portion of the Canadian people
disapproyed the uncalled for insult De.
trod Irt60R, I'd inst.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13

FlRE.-The alarm of fire ON Sunday of,ornoor
last, Eas caused by the burning Of some Inv in
a stable in Klund street, between Fourth and
Fifth and Spruce and Pine. The fire was dis-
covered and extinguished before much damaye
was done. 1t is supposed to have been set Gre
to by some boys who wero playing in the build.
ing. The Water Witch Fire Company broke the
tongue of their new Hose Carriage while pro.
ceeding to the fire.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
FIRE IN NINGARA FALLS.

The Rochester Democrat of Thursday
last says; Yesterday morning, about II
quarter to o'clock, the American Hotel
ut Niagara Falls was discovered TO be ON
fire in the centre Of the building, in the
second story. The fire was first discover
ed by the night watchman at the Central
depot who gave the alarm The flames
had, however, made such rapid progress
that the preservation Of the building was,
with the facilities at hand, an imposibiity.
In II short time the building was one mass
Of ruins 1t will he remembered that
this hotel was burned while in the posses
sion Of Mr. Clark, early last winter.
Aiter the fire the owner commenced to re-
build the structure, and at the time of the
occurrence ofthe present fire it was nearly
completed The wing in the rear Of the
hotel was entirely finished, and the main
building, which was three stories high
was all lathcd, ready for the plastering.
The masons were to commence the latter
job to-day, and it was expected that the
hotel would have been opened to the
public in II few weeks, the fire was I'M
doubtly the work OF nm incendiary, as
there had been 10 fire upon the premise,
since its destruction last year. The los,
is about $4,000.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
Unconditional Union Nomination.
FOR CONGRESS,
NATHANIEL b. SNIITHERs
5 N. PETTENaTLL Z Oo..

No. 81 Park Row, Ne,c York, q 6 Safest, Boston,
Are authorised Agents in those cities to take Ad
yertisemsnts and subscriptions for the Journal and
statesmAn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
MAYORS OH THE
Great Cities.

AAOcOO NAGleS.
We, tho undersigned Mayors. hereh,, 49,.
THY that the DruEgists. Ap1theuarie: ~, vi
ny 'iei'' ii. our several cities have si,nni
dooumous assurance TO us that t,I1,,
SAhSAPAItILhA has been found IN ha
remedy fgreat excellence, and WORTH ~
confidence OF the community. 'A'
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor of LOWELL, MASS
HoN. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor of NASHUA, NH
HON. E. W. HARRINGTON.
Mayor of MANCHESTER. NJ
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of CONCORD, Mn
HON. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor of WORCESTER. MASS
HON. NATH'L SILsBFF.
Mayor of SALEM, MASS
HON. F.. W. LINCOLN, Jr..
Mayor OF BOSTON, MASS
HON. VIM. M. RoDMAN,
Mayor of PROVIDENCE. r.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor of NORWICH. CONN
HON. j. N. HARRIS,
Mayor of NEW LONDON, CONN
HON. CHAs. S. RoDIER.
Mayor of MONTREAL, G, H
HON. D. f. TIEMANN,
Mayor of NEW YORK cITy
HON. II. III. KINSTREY.
Mayor OF HAMILTON. O. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of TORONTO. G. W.
HON. r. M. BISHOP,
Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO
HON. I. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of LOUISVILLE, KY.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of LYONS. IOWA.
HON. JAMES McFEETERs
Mayor of BowMANVILLE, C. W,
HON. JAMES W. NORTH,
Mayor of AUGUSTA, ME.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr..
Mayor of HALLowELf, ME.
HON. JAMES S. BECK,
Mayor of FREDERICTON, N. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor of NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
HON. j. BLAISDELL,
Mayor of FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. w. II. CRANSToN,
Mayor Of NEWPORT, R. /.
HON. FRED STAHL,
Mayor of GALENA, ILL,
HON. JOHN HoDGDEN,
Mayor of DUBUQUE. IOWA.
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA. ALA
HON. r. d. BA UGH,
Mayor OF MEMPHIS, TENN
HON. GERARD sTITH,
Mayor of NEW ORLEANS, La.
HON. II. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor of ROCHESTER,, N Y.
HON. DE WITT C. GROVE,
Mayor Of UTICA, N. Y,
HON. GEO. WILSON,
Mayor Of P1TTsDURG. PA.
HON. c. H. BUHL,
Mayor of DETROIT, MICH.
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
HON. w. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor of RACINE, WIS,
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor of KENosHA, WIS.
HON. JOHN G. HAINES,
Mayor of CHICAGO, ILL,
HON. M. j. A. HEATH,
Mayor of SELMA, ALA
HON. a. j. NOBLE.
Mayor of MoTGoNMERY, ALA
HON. w. S. HoLYBAD,
Mayor of COLUMBUS, GA
DON EsPARTERo MANUEL,
Mayor of VERA CRUZ
DON PIETRE DE CABALLo,
Mayor of MEXICO
DON ESTEPHAN1 lie RODRIGUEZ
Mayor OF HAVANA
DON ANTONIO ECHEVERA,
Mayor of LIMA, PERU
DON M. G.. MILANGNO,
Mayor of VALPARAISO, CHILL
DON MARC SESQUIPEDALIA,
Mayor of RIO JANEIRo, BRAZIL
Certify that the resident Druggists have
assured them
Ayers Sarsaparilla
is an excellent remedy, and worthy 'h'
confidence of the community
Yro, Gorfuv niarnsca.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
SherifH's Sale.

Sheriffs Sale.
ffT liy vrius of p.ndniOni ert,nds tn me iirsetal
niH WIZ b. exposed To Public ssin Al tho Hotel of H.
lisEH Y Davis in Middetown Ia ST. Georges unnlred
lizlazL New Castle County Delaware. on TUESDAY
~ s ~ DAY Of OCTOBER 1868, at2 O'Clock +. the
following described Real Estate viz; tract of land
stnatei In Appolurimink Hundred New Castle conniv
ntaSare bounded by lands OF Elizabeth snei samuel
ai9n ana me kod leading from the Tent the State
acre, ol land more or less With frame house and frame
stable thereon erected '''Hie
selz ana taken in execution as the propery NJ n,t
min W. Shawn and to be sold by
LEWIS W. sTIDHAM
sheriiTs ONCE, New Caste October 9Th, 1868.
oct 9tw.
N q MALAssEs, very due, ior sale b.
4Ne Os W Y. 0ILPlN, 10th and Market
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
Ayers Sarsaparilla

is an excellent remedy, and worthy th'
confidence of the community
For Spring Discusses.
For Purifying the BLOOD,
Rior ScrOfula or King's EVIL.
For 'EumOrS, Ulcers, md Sores.
For ErmptiOns mud PinIples.
For BIotcIcs, HIIains, aud BOilA'
For ~. AnthOny's Fire, Rose, or hT
Far ,Tc,tcr an. snlt Etheun. lsipclns'
For Sraid Head aud Ringworm'
For Cancer md CnneerOus Sores
Fo, s0rc Eyes, sore Ears, and lAumo'''
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression and IrregniaTiy'
FOr syphilis or Venereal Diseases,
For Liver Complaints.
For Diseases of the Heart.
Tho Mayors of the chief cities OF the UNI
ted States, Canadas, and British Provinces
Chilli, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, and in iaI' ~,
most all the cities on this continent huts
signed this document, to assure Their pe9ps ~
what remedies they may use with sui, III
and confidence. But our space WILL O'''
admit q portion of them
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11
DsuaA era Passas msdaelas Has.

The New York HsrEa says;
bIr John Mcfass, sn old rssids1s Of skis ,.itF
and vel known 81 ever tho United asstes a
enc Inventor and pstansss Of M0falf's Efs pills
and p5G0ix bIstsIs, died ysststdsy st ths rips
$50 6f ssvenlY-six- Mr.. MaaaEz commenced ba
siness IL lis city As dry goods msrehsns, bar
fsed- with very large hsoiii i.isa. This was
sons twguty-Eve CT thirty years sg3. Aftsr BE-
ing 0us Of business tor yesr OF rFo, and IA
great pscunsary ssfEisa, some msdieai acqeaint-
saea ef his gugces "a that he shQald 20 iHts lho
patent rasdicins 51siBsss, snd that be Wauld sec
h:ra At Is By some simpia prescriptions. Tbis
was tie origia Of H0fsti lie pils sDa fhnziE
biitars-
Ne &C. EFHs Stare in HGdssa stTess, en-
pIOTsa st 6rst 8ns WcUaz On WGrkiuE m ard
saesing the pills, While n son, william B.
Aofstt, Vas s1Eaged aissr school hours Ia dis-
trfbu-iBg busls5s Girsulars thro1E8 The eisv-
The son gratusssa u medicine, aEd, sfser res
idsaea in BHT8Pas returned 70 sals city and 81
tsre6 acaFsly uiso bis fatsaz's husiRsss Ahcus
this tine t5e fogmeg ggsditars Of MT. Aofssl hs-
gan 70 discover 10 was uAkisE some I1snsT.
and be, Il srder 70 evads their iuportUE isica,
transferred tbs business % he sen, and IN cguss
Z Of years Il BTo-uesd an ilmenss income 4ae
Dfofiss wsre principally Invested "A real aslato
On BroadEEy ass ether sEIeetss 80 Ehas iEs rapid
rise II Ia vaiao 81 guoa efeperty, W IN D.
/
hewnvs. uhsn ths fstnsf and sa1 1isazEssd-
/ THIS ugss v haa the lsttsr, who bad seen cnnzr-
ried uD.il abouf middle life, resolved 70 iAks E
/ wifs The fathes ealied uP5a him f1r diyisi1n
( af he uraBerty, en- The E-ogad thaf fh5F lad
been partners in ths basinsss az La iius.
Ths sea dsaisd sais, and urged shss Be lad
already amply prsviasd ieE al tie nsabsrs of
his iamilY. Bat q suit was comnsucsd. aaa
Vas tried ssus six yesrs aEo, to compel ths scn
70 account with the fatheT. The latter alalasd
that en- the occasion of The son's leaving Eor
Rarsps ssms ysars bsfora, there haa besn prs-
pared nd dEly exaeuiei dssi Of per.asrsEip
which paper had sabssqasn.ly falien i1so ~
hands sf the sen Had been Destroyed. Ihis
Bss totally dsnisd o. he sons pEIt, and 6naliy
[ he decision was sgainss he father. The case
went up 70 . higher eSgrf, aud Was Ia process q
l lnirasi9n whan EAs san died, hitia ever 3 yasf
sge and now, the fEthaE having followed hiu.
( the case bas besn ally removed . ne hiQssEt
al al tibanals. Tkas have he IFS pHls bssn
swallowsd up in dsaih, and the Pho1iz bi.is-.
I avail . rsszrrsetio2-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11
me- End Of she war I.rrdieted.

The Richmebd DisPafeh gives sn account Of
the prophetic giviugs out Of an ed man in the
valley Sof Virginia, which is saiG hsvo nearly
al come true, go tar.
When our army lay at Hsrper's Ferry, ia the
beginning Of the war, and when every be5y ex-
peesed f7bt in thst quarter, this old seer ssid
Nc; the fight would come eft 81 Manassas. Sub
srdusntly he pictured the valley OvsEEUn and
laia waste, aud the bloody scenes Of The Chicka-
bominy passed IN panoramic VISION before bis
mind, twelve raouths before these evaD:s took
place.
He also predicted the transactions which S E.
forwards occurred on the RappshsnnOek, ear
success at Fredericksburg and ChsneelloEsvllle,
bus attended with tbs loss Of great eou
mander, without naming jackson Tho second
invasion OF Northern sOl WAS $50 clearly fore
seen and viVidly pictured, with its results.
With referesce to Whist has since tTsnsPire3
in Mexico, cur prophet predicted the folloEing
early in the summer OF '6ls There Wss 10 be
a tripsrtite alliance Of three European Govern
ments, whose object was 70 be the redemption Of
Mexico from anarchy Two OF these Govern
menis were soon to Withdraw NON this ALI
anee, but the third, and the greatest Of the
three, would prosecute the objects for which the
alliance yss formed to : successful issue. Then
a Eurppea1 prince wss 10 be placed upon the
throne and the world would witness the insU-
guratI0R Of q monarchy on this continent, AHd
no arm be raised TO oppose a."
The following is ts0 vatieinstien Of this FE-
einia seer, as 20 the future, which We hope viii
Be realised to the fullest extent And we may
adS that ne see 10 reason SC d0abt ihe iIu,h OF
the prediction. If lis visions 81 the past
hsve been bat the ioreshsdOwirg OF coming
events, why nsv. ret bis lutuTe predictions cone
truef
'' In the spring u 1864 our troops, victorious
on the soil Of Vis his, were agsin TO turn thei;
faces NoFthwaTd, and march into the country
OF the enemy. This third invasion is 10 be guc
csssful, and = tTesty Of pesos, granting eli tol
yhlch we have contendsd, eIespt the Safe Ct
Maryland, viii BE- dictated on the ensmy's own
territory In this last invasion the people c
the North are 70 Be much more kindly disposed
toward our troops than ever before, aud opp0sl
ton 10 the future prosecution of shs wsY SO we
lent a. to compel the Abolition authorities :,
grant our demands"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

ysur s9musnicztion Of the 93.h uls., IN refer
ense 20 ths 6sprodations eonnittsd apoa Amsri-
Gan cemmsFss BY ths Alabama and ether rebal
cruisers. The pursuit and eHPtzTs sf these yes
sels is matter that the department. haE se0
stsu.ly 10 yissy. and swils siaamsFs have bssR
csusisI.tly in search Of thssa, ard a. tines very
elsss en- 70 than. They ara under orders 70 fol
loW then wherever they maygs- The snly yes
sci that had the imPussnes 10 Gttssk our fsg 81
the essranos Of oar harbors-ths TsoJHy--Ess
promptly pursued and ksr career Wss soOa tsr-
mina'ed The department. had ab0aE thirty YES
ssls after her
| shank yOu for y0ar expression tazs esefgy
and a5iiity have ereditably marked the admin
siTati9E Of fhs depsFi ment in ell other ehAnueis
Of oaieiai 6Uhsa. A rigid Blockade Ct he coast
has demanded, ana is aeeonPiishusus has re-
aaifes sa ths svafaabie fsTee that TIE depart
nasnt ea0ld bring to bear. To do this i eould
hot well dispatch larger feTes than Is hss IN
search Of BirRtiesl rsvszs. Il viii csusinus 70
gi7s thig eHbjses is attention, and hopes, IS the
avenus5 70 gszusetiosnrT region are becoming
closed aR3 she nayy Is snlsrging, to be able %
have .srgsT f5Ees = pursue ths pirates and ss-
cure he SAFETY sf oar commerce akgosd,
Very respectfully, GIBSON WILLIS,
Secretary si the EsFy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11
I.nhar or..,lan Ia unrrInnd.

The emancipation" policy Is alarming tha
planters Of Aarylsn5i and viii hurt them very
shortly. The 'AmsgicGH says;
the LABOR QUESTION VAST IMPORTANCE
TO MAINLAND.
Pressing as the necessity is now st last Ec-
knoEledged to be hers in Maryland Of having
sorrs measures set on foot to supply the loss o.
IsbcY inciS sent 70 the changed condition Of eur
cid system, we 5sS learn Of bps little as having
vet been done in a case e Euch great import
anee 70 ths interests Of the e'ste We hsVs m
deed seen paragraph, EomoWhsfs, % Tue enssf
that The citizens Of one county on the Eastern
shore have made arrangements TO bring shIP
load OF lsberers frola Germany, and We have
heard, toe, Of one instance where resident ef
the State went en- his ew1 account % Phiiad9l-
phia to sadeaver 10 procure hsuds, IN tE6 later
case with bat limited sGesei<, the idsa beng
prevalent among those appealed 70 that Asgy-
lard was dangerous place Of Tesldenes--ihas
Il was so close 10 the seat Of war that vas noi
deaued Edvissble to take the Tisks
Now We would again urge upon tae slazens
Of the State greTpl aciioR IN reg4Ee e ttl5 mat
ter ef procuring new labor 70 axe she place OF
| s6at which has left or IS leaving Ug.
And # the EtubbeFn facts eonncnt as 81 eTesy
turn, that on Elis or that plantation Of two han
/ ared. Eve hundred or enc thousand acres th-
I plsnier Is lais absolutely alone with RS white
/ amily-!hal for wamt Of hands be could wei
/ afford 20 hire, ais tract Of lHnS Is 20 grew up u
/ weeds next yesr, instead Of being esvered witt
| erops Of tohscos, corn, wheat sse, the staple,
| sf our seig--ars We TO auske no sfoTs t5 coIree
! this condition Of things Must We sit dowi
and deolare that there is for this temporary dis
sBihty no remedy
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Peace PrspsaIsieza.

Frsz TIE Lynehburs Espublies1-
TIE Raleigh Progress expresses the hops saat
he present N5rth Carolina Lsgi5ls.uTs viii take
some steps t7BardSseaEiBg ssr1s Of psscs Wiia
tho Norta. 10 enc, We presume, in The Confed-
eraev. is svsTHa 90 an heuOrabls peacs, aud
vbsn D Opossz By ths oEsa3iuz party, VIII nc
doEbt, be gladly uccsgrUd- But does E0t ths
Prsgrsss propose to soAprsEiss the hsa0r and
interests Of the Soath By iis recommendation to
he North Carc5aa LaT1s.sEETo Ls. Is sup
pose she editor Of tas Progress % 30 grossly IN
suited and knocked dowR in Ia strsat By q
buIlV. and than les Is sapssss fuEtksF, kbaE ihs
amily Of the c3It1r IS grossly outraged and
pluzdeTsd b. tls sanls individual " has woHid
The editor tki0k .f himself, or whss WsSid he
Worid .liak Of hin IT, Ehils ssaarsiUs under
thsss gross oauagus, he WsEs sEusulsnslV 10 pro
Psss 70 lhs bully % amica5ly csmpT8uIiss toe
officially, ard co apoaud his inzUlis ana WroR e.
Woald hs h8i, By 5aeh eenduet, prsVs hiHsali
/ sbs mssusss and 1loss e0Tsrdiy man IN Chris-
I ien9gml
( Ana yes, this Is precisely the depth Of degrs-
/ aor % v7hish We un6srssazd the North Care
/ ina LsgislslaTs Is inVitsS by the frsFrsss Tha
/ Soaia kas kesz iHsaltsi snd outraged by sFsry
/ species Of Yankee y. .llsiny-tas pr0p1rsy Of ouI
] seepla mas been caGhscated, tasir dwellings
/ harRsa, tksiT Woms1 oaIagsd and their bls9d
I shsd o. q hundred &elcs. The koet OF the IL
] dAlcL y ElN ALA1-4F rAlaaAsE AgA----A altl4zr
ana IN this outraged csnlitioR tbs ProFTssE pre-
pesas that . s0Fsfaign State of the Sozfh skall
tfueulsRsiy propose terms CT Psses % the AsrSh-
We say tTIssalsHtls, bsCsaas Sueh ee7a1es in al
individual Wezli bo Praaea1ead by he est1b-
Eshsd soas Of hon0E ia ise weird IS mean and
I eowsrSET, and nations esR claim 10 iDmazity
I frsua a siEailsr rightoeas I1ag1sak
II IA lss "a suspcse is othsIEsse, and that ths
I soatk seald h0aorably PrsPoss terms Of psass
/ a ths Eorsh, We respectfully ask the ProgTrs,
u "a inf,rua us tc what Hiounsl viii L Submit h.
Dsses propositions VIII It propose % uszo-
fiass vita LiacolRi he b sammittsd fTravoe,.
/ sly to tie eonPists eauqasss OF the s0uih, ~
/ il has snlY been few days since thst kis Pc
aisE, Seward, declared IN speech IL Nsv
YsEk, that ths W8r coala never cease uRtI IN
4 oGla vas President over al the Southern statas
surely the PT9gTsgs Weald reject suoh tsrFag 3
peace a. this. Wsald sur c9ssnsorsrv subai
his proposition 80 some Of the G5rshers stssss
Il 80, % which Of thsm Not q single Esrlhsrs
State Is fsE peace, nor has oas Of sEsn 3 peas
government Every enc Of shsn IS tor war 1
Iss bitter cad.
I In the great States Of Ohio, Penn8y lyania a..
D New Ycrk, the conservatives were badly beats
ia lbs late slscsisns merely because thsy desire
: to sap TIE Wkr losg enough e HeZ9isss tor q
. return sf she Tebsl Siasss e The ald UaioI
& Whsrs, shss, Sosld shs GoTth Carolina I.sgisl