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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1868.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The leaders of the Rebel forces Ill Arkansas
sre not having very happy time Of it, hiroy omi'h
recently visited Arkadelpha and fonnd frlec arm! 81
demorali,ed that he relieved Price from the comanu'
and placed Gen. Holmes in his stead lS h"u the e''
fact of demorazing the forces still more and they mu'
tinted outright against Holmes dcserting by hundreds.
ptice and Holmes also quarreled over the matter ana
ba,Iencs TO duel ensued. But through the interces
sioo of friends this settled and Holmes and Price
ara friends again The whole combined forces Of the
Rebel trans Mississippi Department estimated AT less
than 900 effective men. owing TO desertions To pre-
vent continued deSertions the army has been moved
further South The guerrilla Shelby has moved in the
direction Of Missouri Col Cloud has gone in pursuit
Of him.
The Army of the Potomac now holds the
country east of the Rappahannock with no signs OF
battle. The hasty retreat Of the Rebel army Their
officers ssy. was caused by want Of PROVISIONS ana
~hen Stuart passed through Warenton he did not stop
TO feed his men though he admitted they had ealeh
pohing for "a hours 1t also said by Their oieers
that having destroyed portion OF the Ale1andri" ana
Orange Railroad, lie. would have time to send troops 10
the assistance of Bragg Tie Rebel newspapers 'am
the capture OF 10000 Of troops, full battery and
large number Of wagons during the campaign.
II is stated that a strong Union feeling began
10 manifest itself in Northern Texas about the time the
news was received Of the fall Of vicksburg and Port
Hudson Secret Union organizations were formed tie
result OF which was tie election of Morgan, the Union
candidate for Congress in the Ist Congressional Dis
trict
1t is said that Provisional Government will
soon be established in Mississippi and Col MARYLAND OF
Kentucky is spoken of as Governor. important move
ments are on foot and ii is thought that in few weeks
there viii be no armed zoe on the soil of Mississippi
Chief-Engneer A. c. Sinners has been noti-
ced by the Secretary of .he Navy that the Court OF In
quiry ia his have reported that in their opinion
there is no necessity proprety Of further proceed
ings."
A skirmish recently took place on the Big
Black. is miles below vioksburg. with Wiz, Adans's
Rebel cavalry in which the Rebels were driven beyond
Port Gibson with loss Of IS killed and wounded Our
loss one killed.
The British brig Isabella Capt. Hamfeld'
ftom Para was or the ls Of August last in lat ~
2s long 57o 81. boarded by the pirate florida This
wss few days after the pirate lef, Bermuda
1t is calculated that the damage done TO the
Alexandria and Orange Railroad VIII be repaired in ten
dsya
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
RLOWINC HOT AND COLD.

The true Copperhcad new papersarc neycr-n'-
isfied Their business being 10 embauass the Nd
minslration, and not to admit the wi-dom Of
any Presidential act TO follow their advice III
any particular il morally 10 offend them.
They live upon complaint. They are nourlBhcd
by iaut-hnding. They grow by growing.
They are patriotic with reservation. Lake the
Jews, they are panied when they make con-
vert. Not to admire, il all the art they know.
Take their course, for example, upon the qucs-
tions of Volunteering and Conscription. TIE
Nep- York E1yress of July I, I-G2, said: We
want million Of men in the fied-not SOC, 900,
scattered from the Indian tcTitores 10 Mary
land-but million Of mcntO rcposscss, to re-
occupy, forts and arsenals, custoIn-housc', post
Offices railroads, dcpots. II the million cannot
be had BY volunteering, they ought TO be had
by conscrption." This is all very fine; bat
when its advice had been followed, or, To speak
with strict accuracy, when the course which ii
recommended had been pursued, how charming
ly did The Elpnss promote the progress of the
cOnscription how tcnderly did il demonstrate
with those who were mobbing The Office Of The
Marshal and destroying the lists Dontwe all
remember all about il Don't We all remember
how grsteiul we were to this newspaper for in
terposing its powerful though singularly un-
grammatical editorials between the city and the
destruction which threatened it1 We'll, per-
haps we do not remember it. Perhaps nobody
else remembers IL. The human memory ID so
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REGISTER THE SOLDIERS.

We beg the UnioniSts of every County, Town
ship and Election District in our State, to take
care that tho name of each soldier who has
legal residence therein is duly entered or re-
tanned ON the Registry. No matter though nc
be fighting for his country in Tennessee OF
Texas, he is legal voter exactly as though he
had never left his own fresidc, and Is entitled
TO cast a vote in our ensuing Election. Watch
the polls closely, SO as to be sure that no swlnd-
Ter pcrsonates an absent person and votes in his
name; but be sure that each and every legal
voters name is where it should be. Though he
were thou, and miles away when you last heard
from him, he may still be at home to vote.
And, whether he shall or shall not, his name
belongs on tie Regster-it is RIGHT that it
should bc there and wrong to strike it off or
leave it Off Should he suddenly return-per-
haps crippled os inyand-end hobble TO the
poll on Election day, it will be burning shame
if he is obliged to look up witnesses and make
out affidayi,s to prove his right TO vote Shame
on you, Unionistsl if you do not take ample
and seasonahle care that the name OF every
Union soldier in the field no matter Of what
politics, is duly and fully inscribed on the
proper Registry!
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
GROVNDLEss RUMORs.

When the battles on the Chickamauga
resulted in sanguinary check 20 tho Union
forces tho opposition press at once threw the
blame on the Government, which, II was
roundy asserted, had ordered Gen. Rosecrans :
advance into Georgia against his earnest
remonstrances. There was no shred OF truth
in this: il was merely the loose gossip Of camp
and biyouac. which had somehow got over the
wires and into the newspapers. Yet IT wsS
instantly seized upon to poison the shafts con-
stantly, recklessly hurled against the Admins
tratiOn.
For reasons best known TO himself Gen.
Meade, about the day of the Pennsylvania Elcc-
tion, began TO fall back TO the Line Of the Eap-
dan. continuing his rctrogradc movement 20 The
vicinity Of Centrcyilc There he fsccd about
and commenced feeling for the Rebels not
finding them in strength he pushed forward,
has recovered nearly all the ground he sban-
doned. and seems TO be threatening still fur
ther advance. Whether all this was wise or
otherwise, we are a. yet unqualified to judgci
and 50. 10 doubt. l. almost everybody else. No
one who does not know the relative numbers oi
the two armies is qualified 10 commend or crti-
else these movements, with the strategy oi
rival commanders, or can considerably do so.
At once the cry was raised on hearing that
Meade was retrcaliug, "The Government hns
50 depleted the Army. sending home Ponnsyl-
yanians TO vote that Meade far out-numbcred,
has been badly cut up, and Is fleeing po-iha-ic
TO Washington" On the strength of these ~
sumplions. the President and Cabinet were
again med ureles-ly assailed As sacrificing much
property and taking the risk Of defeat in order
TO carry the Pennsylvania Election. This was
wholly unjust
So We might 60 on for columns; but tha, can
not De needed. We recall thee facts only Ia
warn the people to do nothing believe nothing,
calculated to weaken their Government, or inn
pair public confidence therein. The halflru,h-
that are told to the Presidents prejudice are
even worse than the glowing fabrications which
often accompany them. Let Us have faith that
our Government is doing IL very best. II may
make msiakes-it probably has made them
but it is honest, faithful and devoted. Rail
ing accusaiion." are ont Of place in such "A
crisis; lei ~ have reasonable faith in our Gov
eminent, and trust that the good time" If
close al hand. Thu hall The Union armies be
speedily brought up to the highest efficiency,
and let us give 10 the Government and The
Onion loyal and hearty support.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

rronsed PRIOR TO the passage Of ths sc shall this section
b. 90 construed m to prevent the payment Of any
euro substitutes for persons dratfsd"
So far as this law profosses to control the ac-
ton of individuals, it lis Intellectual, for the
Legislature has of course no legal power to
prevent any citizen from giving money to volun-
teers, or anybody else. But in the case OF
counties, cities, and towns the authority OF the
Legislature is paramount, and will put stop
to one Of the methods heretofore resorted to
in raising troops. The object of the trainers
of the statute seems 10 have been to equalize
the advantages of enlistment in all parts OF the
State
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

The efforts Of the Supervisors of New-Nork
and Brooklyn TO encourage enlistmenis by the
offer Of liberal bountcs seem to bo checked by II
state law, which has been overlooked. The
third section Of chap. lei, Lava of last session,
il as follows;
Neither any county. cit, town municipal corporation,
poraon. ro,runs officer o any other Sots shall hero
oher raise eIpond any money Incur liability
or tho purpose Of giving or paying any bonie' to promote
tho enlistment of volunteers provided that tho provisions o
this section shall not apply to the acon Of any county city
l-s~- s~naLlsAl asss1asaa sauvs u teaaics paid o.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

Tho Prsss. Philadelphia, and Hon. LYMAN
TRKMAN of Albany, Union candidate last Fall
for Lieut.. Governor of our State. All are good
speakers, with their hearts in the work. and will
doubtless be greeted by crowded and enthusi-
astic assemblage. 1t is not often that three
such men can be heard in q comfortable hall on
the same evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
TIMES CHANGES.

Fon,t,en out of the nineteen Representatives
in Congress chosen last Fall in Ohio are Copper
heads. Tm,ire ol them were left high and dry
on the shoals by the vote of their respective
districts on the 18th inst. They will ncyerlhc-
less vote for Comprehend Speaker, and do their
utmost to impede and emharrass the prosecution
of the War for the Union. We de- not complain
we only record.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

There will be another Union Rally at Cooper
Institute This Erening, which will be addressed
by Hon. HENRY 8. LANE, u. s. Senator from
Indiana, JOHE W. EORaEY, the able editor Of
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
financial nature Their favorable settlement Ia msriv
question Of time.
OUR RELATIONS WITH FRAyCg.

Those familiar with State affairs express ths
opinion that present difficulties TO be appre
hended account Of the attempt OF France to estsbsh
"A new Government in Mexico French occupation ou,
not be considered Government. Reports about claim.
having been made upon the United States By Mexso
for recognition Ar, believed to have been manuactr,a
for speculative purposes. IT ~ not thought thai any
such demand will Ee presented until there % de fsc'o
Government under Maximilian.
No objection can therefore be made by France -
our continued friendly intercourse with the Juersi
Government whose friendship is proven by the re'uru
of Senior Romero to this country q itr representative
No representative has been sent from ths other psy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT.
The New.School Presbyterian synod

The New-School Presbyterian Synod Of Penn
ulvania now IN annual session here paid their respscts
10 the President to-day. They were received 81 tAs
East Room. Their Moderator. Nr. Rkman. maze
hort address IN which hc stated that the members
the y nod were loy d men, and had the greatest oosh'
,cnce IN the President Ills name Ind become house
hold word for II sas ever in their prayers N churches
and around the family altar Dr.. Brainaid SAID
ME PEf-lpENT. loa hay. responsioiliy reseaS
upon YOU which M has had sincc The Dcsinhins
tic world You have only great empire {" nsintSs.
bat The advance e the civilization %! s1 t-osand years
We have confidence In yon. and W. icei ih1 We ''aaa
hcrc "a day because Of your hrInAe,s.
The President reply .aid It had bccn stated that he
had a heavy responsibility resting upon him. h-f'
H. when h. c.nsidered that the great territory OF me
county and large population. and the institutions
which had grown up with n--AbeTty and relgion-"es
20 be- mauteiuod.
lie said he could only do lis da,y under this hes'y
responsibility by tie assistance of God ard the mels
which De had supped-among which tie reverend gen.
tlrmen his visitors were noble examples. hocd Was
with us gc would succeed II not We should fail Afsrs
the Presden. had concluded the member ofhs sJno%
were ,eyerally introduced 10 him
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oypcERs TO JOIN rHgig COMMANDS.

Tho War Department will issue an order to-
morrow directing al officers nov "a Washng,on rrp
those permanently asssnrd to -tif duty here to ro
their command II + determined to ihao the nuisance
oi shoulder straps which iness all places of public
resort Several undrcd gen'lomeu Of leisrre viii thus
b. forced to " forward march. The duties oi those
fcw Who have Any perform will BE- discharged hy The
.ni,rr. n a.. Invalid
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WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct p, iess

Tie McDougall General Hospital, at For,
Schuyler. New-YorI1 is TO be removed without delay
and its patients removed to other hospitals This il
one OF the oldest Of the United States Military Bospl
tails and contains two thousand beds IL is undcr the
charge Of Assistant Surgeon Warren Webster IT, S. A.
and Assistant Surgcol Stark.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
OUR rRlsosERs N RlcnMoyn EoBRap.

II T., stated tha, the Rebel n Richmond have
robbed our prisoner. u upward of s,oc" But little
credit /. attacked recent Rebel tileueni that hero
aner all money sent To- Prisoners would be- handed to
them and until some official hnuoruccmcni i male 10
that erect, friends q, those imprisoned Eouh do vel
rot O., rrrnt rn.rcA. nr arrI rlufAI.r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

Our statement in Wcdre days TRIBUNE Of
the principal cause which lei to The r'rno'nl 1 Cen
Ho.eo rams VA derived from excellent authority and s
correct, al denlal, Whether direct or Indirect
courioou, or ~ tempered. 10 the contrary notTih.
standing
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I'yIoN ASSEMBLY NoMlSArioNs.-ULsrSs
|. II. Dwight Lsdin III. Jacob lie
G,er III Andrew :. >,hoonmaker
ou,>Gr-D.stricl l. Nathaniel ". Howell.
Or-iou- District l. Is4a :. Whpple IL George y.
Hollis.
MaNp.nyr.A John sllOgy.
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r possible, the bayonets Of the amy against the
breasts OF be fathers brothers and friends Of the
soldiers, and snl5ecting those States to military
surveillance and dominion.
~. That We denOunce, as lhelers of the Demo.
cratic party aud enemies Of their country, the men
,Vko are engaged in REPRESENTING the Democratic
party as wanting IN sympathy with soldiers IN the
held. Itis ua-e SANDER upon human nature to
assert that the Democrats who have hundreds VI
thousands OF brothers and the army, do not
sympathlze with thPm-and II Il outrage upon tn
Democratic party, that has away. stood hy tie coun
try to assert that It Is not the friend of its gallant
defenders.
%. That The conduct Of Brl' adler General Massn
the military commandant Rt Columbus, and OF the
officer commanding the provost guard in preventing
all appearance oi military restraint upon the proceed
ngs Of this Convention, show that they have lust
appreciation OF the Constitution of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they WISE and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on tins Oeca-
sion is IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
Of the military authorities upon the occasion OF the
laie Democratic meeting at indianapolis. And we
take pleasure in exnr ssiug confidence General
Mason and tho officers and soldiers under his com.
mand
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
Tor the nominees three rhe Constitution and three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDILL, President.
AMOS LAYMAN, Secretary.
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Five Thousand dollars paid on TWO losses in this city
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Among ali the eontryauces Of men to protect the
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