Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

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. ocndgn punishment, 30 far - you can, any trai
hs acts and conduct, made himself osnosiou; Il Il
the proviAions Of those statutea which have bear
enacted for the punishment OF treason the highest
Tfea.on Is pI opsrly and Justly denominated the
ehief of crimes because it Always, Il perpetrated
INVOLVES ID II whoieIAis murder and almost ever,
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What interest q ne south la La. % been iassded
"And what claim founded ID justice and right has
one governmental aet of wrong deii6srstely and
Of which the South has . right TO complaint i
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"When we have asked that more tsrritary should
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giving US Louisiana, Florida, and Tsxas, cut OF
which four states have been carved, and ample
aBat sin sentemen, % Shst "a are su We % to make BY
this proposed change Of our relations to the Gov.
ernmenft We were always the centre Of II, and
and s.s united m
such Government a. this, under which we have
lived for more than threequarters Of century, in
nson our .as .his S't he 4:
OF peril are around U.s. with peace and tranquility,
accompanied with unhounded prosperity. and
rights unasssisble, the height Of madness, folly
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part q ,hs south |. The height Of msdssss folly
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made ihem.eyes rssPonsibis Sy their sss. Ior tSis
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bis Lord and Master for forty peces OF silver but
very much doust, II the oecasion were presented,
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nistsict and the Government viii be benefited BY
Iouf iAboSsi and have no doubt you will.
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DArss PARADH OF CoInRsD TRoors At CAMP
cHAsE.-Throush the courtesy Of some Of the on
'efs On duty at the Provost Marshal's once, we
we're yesterday invited TO attend . dress parade
II the Second regiment, U. 8. eolored troops, or,
v they are called In this city, the Second D. C.
oioped regiment. Together with the offioefs we
o0k an ambulance and proceeded across the Long
lridgeto Camp Chsss, where the regiment IL stn.
lonsi. We were received by Lieut.. Coz. Stark
fellows twho is commanding the regiment) with
,arked politeness and cordiality. The Colonel
ad but just finished having battalion drill, and
hs line was then being formed for dress parade.
Ne very kindly invited US to accompany him,
'hich we did, and were really greatly surprised to
ee what very good appearance the men made.
very man looked neat and clean, and with an air
I perfect contsntment and happiness went through
he manual with an ease and correct manner of
xecution which would have well become veterans.
nd when we mention that part Of the men were
My brought In within . week, the reader will
Understand, In measure, what greet credit is due
their ofneefs. Col, Fellows, ~ many know,
'as formerly on duty at the Guard House In this
ity. He was then lieutenaat In the Tousteenth
lew Hsmpshire volunteers, but resigned from
hat regiment to accept the commission which he
ow holds.
Of bis abilities a. An oiccr II 10 unnecessary TO
peak. The condition Of his regiment shows that
hey are OF ahish order. The men under his com.
,and fairly idolize him, and ws are convinced that
'hen he does appear In the field at the head Of his
,sn there will be good recordto show for himself
nd the Second Regiment U. s. eolorei troops The
egfnient at present numbers about TO- formed
nto eight companies The ninth company 10 now
ophb o"y oauer seh' IlllfnOre, and the tenth and
'st company will be organized in q day or two.
ectuits are constantly arriving, and ali the com.
anies will soon be filed. After psrtakinE of sun
ef With the Colonel our party lett, having passed
very pleasant afternoon.
SMUGGLING LIQUoR.-Charles Schuyler was
estsrday arrested by the guard at the Long
ridge, on the charge Of smuggling liquor across
70 river. Alter being arrested he used very In.
liting language to the ofiicer of the guard. He
As committed to the Gusrdhouse by Capt Todd. |
PLAYING THE DErEorvE.-A man named |
like Ressn was last night arrested by one Of
apt. Johnson's officers, on the charge OF playing
70 dsteetive In certain houses In this city. He 10
ED for examination before Capt Merritt.
INTERPRETING WITH THE PATRoL.-John Mar.
nall, = citizen, was arrested and 10 now confined |
the Guardhouss on the charge Of Interfering |
ith the patrol while they were In discharge Of
islr duty. He 10 held for orders. ..-.l 4
AFFAIRS.
POLICE CAsts.-Mary Cole and Hester Chase,
sorderly; workhouse. Mike Needamb and Adol.