, 1863-07-29
Ql)ifa9o Grion'te.


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the rebel policy is, as it has been, to
strengthen Lee, and to do as much mis-
chicf with him as possible.
morgan, the prince Of horse-thieves,
with his chief officers, is to be sent to
lower the average Of morality in the Ohio
State Pcnitentiary. The rebels who think
that Col. Straight and his gallant fellows
may be abused with impunity, will discoy-
Ct their mistake,
Chief Justice Tancy's opinion given in
the Booth case some years ago, in which
he was sustained By the Supreme court OF
the United states, was apparently put upon
tie record in the behests Of slavery. It
Was gwen in case wherc pro-slayery men |
(and sometimes Judges are but men) gave |
Ill their sympathy to the General Govern
mcnt, and rejoiced at seeing an Abolition
ist held by the United States authorities
above the reach Of State courts aud their |
Processes. Il was sound law however. and |
ile precedent was lsppily then established
which tells with crushing weight upon |
Cuppe1headiEm now. We present on our !
seccnd lage a tull sketch Of the case, with
extracts from tile opinion in question, TN
t,cr it, and it cannot he broken down or
appealed from. Coppcrheads can only
gnash their teeth and execrate the fruits Of
fheir past enterprise in Strengthening the
Government by such precedcnts, made
Chiefly at times when United States oftici-
cls were made negro hunters, and the per
sccutors of the friends Of the blnck man.
yullandighan says, rcmovethc irritants,
call home your armies, open your arms to
lie South, extend The olive branch in one
hand and tue Constitution in the other, and
yuu shall see tile South hasten back to
rpmrrc1nise and reconstruction. Not SO
spys Alex. II. Stephens In Lis speech repor-
Led elsewhere. lie looks upon reconstruc-
1irn OH any terms as utterly impossible.
TIE Inst man will die fighting, says Mr.
fte,,lltns. |allanliglam MUS! he mis-
tal;en. I1p may also be mistaken in Liz as-
Fe,tiun t1at there are no rnivn people at
tie eout1, That he met none Of them on
lis late t.lp is 7ery likely: Dtt: Stephens
tr1ttttip1 VI ynllaitdfglatii's statement TT
ltt sretls u la''f'c soltltioh ol Tie vat
t's' l''''h i'lst airh's aha lhaf pe telled
IN Il II tttr untefuliatt iUf tafiatttlE=
it"nt's III t,htr Tint thi4 Al,perh u
tr.. HIN. vit.- t'fpsiieN tHs t'eAn tiHslp:
~ trste, +, vn.tt typ unfortunate for tim
a"a Nr''p'''sA # tH,'s9 W u e'aai'"p:
- ~ h"l p"t5 :" w." '"eaA' t''ee":
''" '"''" "''",'sl"'''''"' ef'pa M ''Nui;
eH'''e "."m' u '"'' ''p"'' ~ .'t' s''''''
1".E', "'"' "''''''o! '1l"H' ~ t"o t''e',1
t'a"enna a'''' eAf"''a''4H sle'"" " A'"l'
a"h. '"Ht'.' W 'e''""o W '''l'''7 e"l'i'ot'
it"ds' ~ '"!l'ts num- ''''n "aS'ios ''lo'h
f""il VIII bi'''':' a'1 leafes ll'o'l' 'I11g ili'
sFh spectacle |" all ''o1eHl lnrr' 0cn' I''''
Hull haa locked lu rc''cl]fon III lilo f'co,
tinl atlt'ws Wlht o'lr tnrnlicH III tue field
intend. Tic i''so knowa tho relation tilo
<irpcrhcnds 1rnr tn tlIis wnf, md believes
ia ttana H. tI,o trry t.,pl Of .bo matter.
TtIrse WIN nrc ~. for t]lu war afo against
tl,n co,lntry for wlsonc safrty 1t IL wngci.
t1'tcasol. cycrywl,rrc si,"uld bc EXPOSED
md ma,le dangerous. Tllip h John A.
1.tAa,,'s tlnctliur. IIs yisls 10 his Hta,u
will tlo good. lie altalIs nj !,utiluiu On
1'l,lny.
l.itus Anilttny, l:stl., or thu clty, IN Il
communication elsewhere, b,inys proml.
.nntly to light Tie fact thai ly lAc re,,rAl
TT I'LL later laNf llllnnIh l4aa uuw 10 other
present bulls for 6tate military org4nlxa,
lima than the ,Ii|l.la Law Of 1e.5, whlcl.
answers about Iii well the exlgencles OF
.ltse times MS Noah's Ark would for II
Monitor. Why NC nrc thus lcil with this
1cssil relic Of obsolete legislation is easily
answered. Our Illinois Coppcrheal lccis
latois hare Of late wears been more con.
cerncd that our State ehonld not arm, than
.s1as s.le ~. 81 ~ anu NA'e occ'i taoF@
'Ee! 'o' la' 'izan measures anu graz thar
'os e1a'e honor OF safety.
We glse ELSEWHERE Two instalments o
news from charleston, in correspondence
from, &t,o pro,;1o,., -, ~
1~, r.. s WV
1f3tHTf. F0Cafi7n oF +.