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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27
Marching A,Ong" GtDry U,n,Iu-
jAlA," Viva 4 America" and
Say and Happy"
ARE coNTAINEpsN
95Olh Edition Of The GDLDtV WREATH.

iHE sale 81 this DO has never been equaled by aDy
u work OF the kind Th X of Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand COZ les in the nd of many families md
each Of these ling five singers each and YOU have
more than Twelve Hundred Thousand Admirers of The
BOOK contains nearly 300 Songs Am >ng these are
our Flag is here Rev Ia ionary Tea, Hail Columbia
tar Hpanged Banner, Orig of Yankee ode, hi
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Cheer, Child's Wish, earrst spot Ear h. Nette
W ore Hohe Again Grav1 Of Washington May Queen,
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Annie Laurie, and nearly 300 hers together with "a
large variety of SAcr,d Pieces and FaVorte Sabbath
Tunes II $ prefared with Instruct on and Exercises
the after including sever pieces with adapted
to the Vtrlou. Trades very attractive feature
Price, 81 cents receipt OF which copies will be
sent. pos paid OLIVER DIrSON L. CO.. Publishers
II Washington Street Boston.
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insert artificial teeth Cold, Silver Plana and Rub
Der. In all cases furnish temporary free of
and advise all persons who have ad their terth
90 tn have temporary it keeps he under jaw in
better shape Sever have come under my notice
since residence in tins place where the under aiV
ccOnc seriously injured by going without temporary
ct
0Y- still my offer Of $25 set for "rotcn or de
ng sets of teeth the rubber plate Thus have
been unable to fni an imperfect
The following letter will speak for iself it is from
Rev. J. :. Lee, formerly resident of this place
CANTON Y, June 81, 1862.
Dr.. COMEGTs Dear Sir-l feel iupeed to write 70
the result of your ntistry in my wish to
commend your work, especially your rubber work hav
tried four different kinds, aud much prefer the rubber
More than three years ago you inserted upper
teeth in my mouth on rubber plate, and hove it
ever since, eaten with it meal and the plate is
just al good when The fitting admirable.
it, alcdys recommend il my friends in preference
Nor OF the rubber. hope my many friends ermort
will avail themselves of your services. as know VI 40
Dentist in whose bands should pre- to trust my teeth
interest rather than you. give this letter unsolicited
as simple justice. Yours truly,
Ether or ChiOrOfOrm given i'm extracting o
mum Der Of tee. h If required. t
IL Bear IN mind that only charge Seventy-hve
cents n cavity, for gold filling use the best gold
and warrant the film g. as do my plate work. hen
convenient rsons from distance will please give
few days notice, when they intend coming to for
work. .sisss & st.ts.r4 ll.,..a. - ~ }ea.7
~ Once over Langden's Flour Store, Montpelier, Vt
oct.opHW sffA "a fErft't tOhN M. D.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

L'UIsvILLE, Feb. 26. At one o'clock this
afternoon, q cars, mostly laden by individuals
gong from here TO Nashville. were seized by
about to armed mounted rebels at W0odburn,
II miles below Bowling Green and burned.
The rebels then ii ed up the locomotive and
sent is ahead at full speed, supposing it would
come in contact with the passenger train from
Nashville. Luckily the late rains had SO in
Jured the bridges that the passenger train had
returned to Nashville, and the locomotive, hav
ing exhausted lis steam, stopped on the track,
doing no harm.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

THe LONDON Quarterly RsvlEw-Reprint !;
Leonard Scott & Co. Publishers, New York.
The Number for January has the following ar
ticles Peru Institutes for Working Men
Constitutional Government in Russia &; New
Ties lament The Ticket of Leave System
South Kepsington Museum and Loan ExhibI-
ton Lite of John Wilson The St nhope
MI,ceIlanes -Four Years at Reforming A.
mlnistration.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

THE undersigned will sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder, tn. premiees. in Daxbary, in the
Ceunty sfWashngran, the 18th day enArch next,
o'esek in tn afterHoon the FAra owned an"
ped by Samntf b. Athsrton at tho simscf hr
SAID Farm contains about 100 OF land Jth hon
aid barn, nearly NV and IL situate good r I'd.
Sale positive. to close the EstA e. TERn CAsH.
r., - ats Ehl BRUCE, Adn'r. WhhiNit snnsxed
= sssry, FEB. ls, 1889. '""" wf:3v
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lrE0tr 9oLDCET1s' AFfrs
Pay, Pensions and BOunties.

THE undersigned having nsds favorable arrange
Y ntnts, are now prepared gre their attention to
the collection Of a loyal claims npGn the
in vsr Of the widows-ad Of deceased soldiers
~ h fAyer Of dtrs dsabled In the existing var.
Wsst k&ndslyh' Dse.l, 18e3.i 80 =. = f3S1W
f"@e'"~ S.@4st.fA sfSfSs.,f y xg&D
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State Of Vermont.

OFFICE OF CLrtK cP HorsR OF RErREsEyrArIvEs, J
Derby, February IL 1863
PROPOSALS will b. recf we'd by The undersipn I'd for
print and bin0ing the Grand List 81 oks for 1854
incluuuR the banks ior abstracts
81 books to he printed n cool paper as those OF
1852 to b de iusei in th. CLERK q ON ,a il the
Ste 'ouse in Montpelier ready for dstrbd ion by the
fir ttay Of October neat.
EDWARD A STEWART,
febl9dw2 Clerk # House Representa-, ives.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

PERSONAL -Capt James Ii, Platt, Jr., for
mermerly Of Burlington, Of the 4th regiment,
having been detailed AS AIDE on the staff OF the
Sixth Army Corps, his company procured and
presented HIM with y sword and belt through
Lieut. ChapIn.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CsiEE@ ENAN,s PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation and cartain correcting all
tiles Painful henstruaons, removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise headache, pain in the
side, papitation of the heart whites all aec
tlons hystercs fatigue pain in the back and limbs he
disturbed Sleep which arise from interruption Of nature
DIR. CHEESEM ANS PILLS
WAS the commencement OF in the treatment OF
those irregularities and distractions which have
signed so many to a premature grave No female
enjoy good Nth unless she is regular and Whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de
cline. . 49,. .-
DIR. CHEFS EMAN'S PILLS
are the most efectual remedy known for all
plants peculiar Females. To all classes they in
valuable inducing with certainly periodical regularity
They are known thousands who have them At dit
ferent periods throughout the country having the
ton Of some of the eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each ooxhe price dollar per box, con
t4iring from fifty to sixty pills.
t w mail promptly, by RENTING to the Pro
prietol by T. Redfed, Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists gen. rally.
. tHoE, Montpelier, Agent.
K. b, HU fCHTNS. Proprietor,
m2y5fly Cedar St N ~ York
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XiClnriMe EIOAl!

an ha evening Of the IA h, the d from Noetown
" 10 tontpel er, prob bly, or sutptderv llage
be Veto iue. Any person returning it to the
FREEMAN 9FFICs or to tie owner, will b. handsomely
re"srI-d J. N. PERRtN.
Berlin, Feb II, 1863. TIE
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

Daniel Needham, OF Queeche has been up
yontrd representa- the STATE Agricultural So
ctty at the Great Iuterna tonal Exhibition at
Hamburg In jolly next.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

Lieut., Pxley, of the cavalry regiment, was
drowned on Saturday, while swimming Broad
Run, Loudon Co, Va.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27
FAR VI IN RANDOLPH
EbsS SALE Az 4 AARs8stRN!

NAlD Fa is situated three an half miles We
- to Pr, on the main road through E4sJ |rtintr.
Nrhh Id. Fht Fa I~3 OF good land
VITA / divided lnto moving tlsg', pas uilng aud
Spd IL d About wenlY acres are iLterv lie at Ovt
@'s, 81 tn remainder Of VIM is Ugh state
" cu.ystOn rne farm xcellent ock ia ~ has
"o or Hads aud sugar place. The house is 70 by i,
ald Me ell 20 by 30 feet-AI II finished, aud built but
"'ew ars BARI No. 80 by "a ct with cellar
un Ell " ct and sheds Attached karn No Z is 81 by
" Iet, wh cel ar de- The whole barn, and n at
.@Vhed q a.ue,y. l6hy 8 feet There running water
a. DoI rue bans For fur he particulars II CURE
VI NE subscriber HENRY HUTCHINSON
Randolph Jan. 20. 1858 avs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

An offer writes from the Army of the Poto
mac that most of the croakers have been weeded
out and all that is now wanted is week of fine
weather.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

BETWEEN the hea of State street and the Farmers
ID el he evening Of h Eth inst sht eel red
Vicorne The d, n confer favor by lie wing he
same At the FREtNAN OFPIcS. lSd
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

ArlHvkLUABLz REMEDY -NOue, cepG IN
suffered all the horrors Il threatened consum pton en-
fully appreciate the value and efic icy of DR. Hans
ALSA h-as sovereign remedy in all the various
stag 8 of this much dreaded disease.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27
ARTIFICIAL EYES,

nR. @. n RUBLEE woild give notice that he wni
Artificial Eyss AID insert them without pain
l,ar sny In want. He has also for sale thu pfsvsd
.1ram Ter the RADICAL cure Vt Hernia. pirs p $3.50
{ fMuAtssiier. Jxn, 1, 1868. f17 ~.
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B n TEEEGS PHI
TO THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK, 2. M.

CINCINNATI, Feb &c Gen. Wright retu, ned
from Lexington last night.
The invading force under Col. Cluker was lea
wing the State via Mount Sterling AMI Hazel
Green, pursued by Col Runkle with 1900 cav
airy and infantry
Very little damage was done by the raid
The excitement which prev lied throug hout
Central Kentucky has subsidized
The trains on the Kentucky Central Railroad
are again running and refugees are returning
home.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Feb 26. A reliable private
dispatch says the rebels under Clark, were over
taken at Tusktown, twelve miles Est of Mount
Sterling, and were badly whipped yesterday.
Another rebel force under Pegram lett Mount
Vernon yesterday, coming from lexington.
There Is great excitement here The usual daily
reports prevail of u projected invasion of Ken
lucky by large rebel force through Cumber-
land Cap whereof the military authorities
are not advised. but are beginning to yield to
the popular belief that a formidable invasion
FROM that quarter is not far distant.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-27

Nrw YoRK, Feb 27. Savannah papers of
the 10 b and 18th inst, at Port Royal l9tb,
under flag OF truce, speak of an ex pected at
tack upon that city, and the rebels seem to be
preparing Tor it.
Tao de|erters have come over to us within q
day or two, and report that the battery at
Crrnston Bluff has been abandoned, and other
and more extensive defenses begun.
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home.
NEW YORK, Fob. q. A correspondent states
that the sn ,l pox is jjnst now prevalent to some
extent at Beaufort. LIS victims are principally
among the contrabands, though six or eighr
cases were discovered last week among the sol.
dIers OF the 9Th Maine regiment. The negroes
by their filthy habits are constantly contracting
the Iontbsame disease. Gen. Hunter has di-
rected that all negroes not necessary IN the
quarter1naster' department shall be disposed
Ui.
The following is Gen Hunters order arrest
ing G, n. Thomas g. Stevenson
General Ordtr No sc.
HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT OF The SOUTH !; J
hilton Head Por r ryal 5. c.,
February 10.
Brigader General Thomas G. Stevenson hav
ing stated publicly in the Custom House of
Port Royal, Hilton Head Island, that he would
rather be beaten chan co perate with certain
class OF troops authorized by the Government,
he is hereby placed in arrest and ordered to re
port, In arrest, to the post commander, Hilton
Head, Where he will remain TILL the leasure OF
the President in his case can be made known.
BY command IF Mai. Gen. Hunter
CaAS. q. HALPlNE, A A. g..
10Th Army Corps
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
Tuesday Mornings News.

The Harriet Lane is reported cs-
copeland has doubtless turned pirate.
1t Is confidently believed that the
pirate Orcta, Cor Florida,9 was totally
destroyed by the C.- gunboat Cuylcr,
in the vicinity Of Cardcnas. The L.
;. gunhoat |. p. Smith, with about 300
men, was captured in the Stono riTer,
near Charleston. on the 30th ult.--
The British steamer Princess ROYAL
was captured by our hIockadlng fleet,
while attempting to run into Charlie
ton. She contained valuable cargo
Of cannon, steam cn"incs,riiia- powder,
&c.---A spirited cn"lgrmcnt took
place on the Bllrkwater. Oh the 18th
uit., between Gems. Corcorau and Pry
or, in which the rcuci5 were whipped.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
Base Slander Refuted.


CuorEESTOwN, Pa Jan. 25.
As you take deep interest in the so'-
diers from Union county, would drop
you few lines for ny friends who may
desire to know whcro mex. would turn
up. At present, am having leave Of
abscnce-or as the soldiers say, "a receipt
to play off," received at Fredericksburg,
where bad Minnie ball put through
my leg The ''immortal 57th," as your
paper calls US, lost - killed, 81 wounded
and IS missing, out Of 2SS gans in that
actipn-oycr half Our Colonel, Charles
T. Campbell, had been promoted to n
Brigadicr, few days before the battle
and carried his arm in a sling from a
wound received at Fair Oaks: now be
has two more balls in the same arui, anl
Que through the groin: but unless the
war soon cul7 he will have another dash
at the common foe.
As for the comforts Of home, scarcely
know what they are. The sudden change
from an active out door life to the coniine
men, of a hospital, aud then the indoor
life of home, is lin the language of a lady
hospital nurse) "enough to kill the we'll
est mau," and to be racked with pain in
addition ID not much comfort.
Add to this the report, circulated by
home traitors, that have renounced my
party, denounced the War and the Ad
ministra,icn, turned to be coed Demo
crat, thought more of JEFF. Davis than Of
Abe Lincoln, aud was in open sympathy
with JEFF. . Call me Whig-call me lie,
publican, Abolitionst, or what you will
bat, if sympathy with Jelf.'s cause COAST
tutes "a good Democrat" as it here ap-
pears it does, then cursed be the man who
calls me a Democrat When my leave
expires, expect to be able to return to
my war-worn Regiment: If | am not
llmcd, will resume my duties-my cnu-
maud: but | expect to report myself, If
it be with the sword in one hand aud the
crutch in the other-and party may 90 to
the dogs while We have "a country to
save" Your old friend,
Tno's ). STROHECKER,
Co. |, 57ih I. V.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
pcacc--ECacc!

DEtR -r-ui -uI E...l fl;rC fom cnuH;ry and bvu
"cE- NcN tHya, i.- goo ai, since prices diva.
IhHu -iyc saar attention -El l-ft cfy are
And .se oug uTy p-9-s .l. other L4r
We've l'-r-,'4 and CiIlos. AMI satin Duehone.
All ham. rays AT iu lIlis aiI fns v col DoLAasA
N..r. y. yIus ami t-u.-lgs and Prints for you all
sal. SPA, 3 and C,vIeeo's-.ust siSe u cAil
We've VI '.ns suI a-etin-z from to TwEtvs osshl
W-su -t.~-tu-s T. illss and Half Hose i0r seu1;
v eS' C.'ti- - a!i prizes, oT iustsr- and coats.
Muss vyaiy male Clothing a. cheap a. IL stokssA
We've Cane nno.s ana Cofsets, and Crinoline skira0
And D.uiu4s ami thaatlurs inE drawers and shirts,
View SHIRT F-uut. and Collars for sud for boyS
We've Shakers f = i4iics, but don't deal in toys
We've Oil-Clothcs AM Carpets % co-er your floor,
we've Shades -o- yoa- indrws and Rugs for yosI jooA
We've buyN-ts sul Baskets aHt EuLters Of zue,
NJ y- sugars and CO!ire-f1r FLgogcE or CHLsg-
View E~uSrz s'i F.ttl57 0ll kinis n. Queensv as,a
80 ...,i .Ht -sluliur, eye LuyIH- elsrwhsrr;
T.uII luI e uu VI. .tt street. C-utcr Of town
A. -ifF LLtg-5 NtI Stsu.l- L. /. .GE BL0WA
Lew ..tats, AITil 3, lst-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
THE INDIANA SOLDIERS on BuTrERNU

The INDIANA SOLDIERS on BuTTERNur
DEMocRAcY.-A MEETING Of the officers
Of nearly all the Indiana regiments IN
Rosecrans' army was held at Murfreesboro
on Thursday, January %, and strong res
olutions were adopted unanimously de
nouDcing the disloyal course of the But
ternuts Of the Indiana Legisla'ure; also
complimentel Gov Morton for his energy
aud patriotism, declaring that the Union
shall be preserved unc'ud'tioDalIy, and
that the soldiers OF Indiana will devote
their mcans aud their lives 20 thg I'M ion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
.Jz-saEass : ST ]. e ] eW.ss; s;

\ Rebel officer Informed Gen. Peck
at suffolk that the UniOnists had won
victory near Savannah.
\ Louisiana letter of ith Jan. has
an account Of 4 Union victory near
Pattcrsonvillc, when the Rebel gun
boat Cotton. was blown up.
Ata great Union meeting in New
Orleans, cn.ilamilton of Texas took
extreme anti-siayery ground.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
r!ew stand -Wew Goods
JOSEPH l.. I!iWN having taken The

J racm, uu.cr the Telegraph and Chronicle
u.i~ ,,e ..'-J them, and -..ed II an extensive
vauciy,,
hts, Cps, GcaRemen's Clothing, dc.
Also .argr anl splendid stock Of CLOTHS
CAS@!NTRts, SC, which he will make up 10
os.-r, y he SUI continues the Tailoring Bust
ness. he > prepared 10 execute all work
en,rus'r! Q. his ca-e,tJ the satisfaction Of hs
customer.
\. B. Cutting and Repairing u done 10
order. CLewisbarg, April 10, 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
New Disinfecting AGENT.

LOUISVILLE, Ny, Jan. 70
My first official act, in the three mouths
service, was to vaccinate every one in my
charge, beginning with the Colonel. Three
men were put in the guard house for ie-
fusing to be vacciuatcd, aud kept there
until they yielded. As Brigade Surgeon
and as Medical director, have enforced
tho same rules, and although several eases
Of small pox have occurred IN my cOmmauI
it has never spread. We are now using,
with great success, remedy in Eryslpe-
las, Diptheria, and diseases of similar
character. This is BRoMINg-a substance
similar in many respects to both Iodine
aud Chlorine. 1t is very volatile, and the
vsp0r seems to be of most value \ few
drops are left in an open mouthed vial in
the sick room, aud i'll few moments It's
puuseut smell can be recognized through
out the chamber This vapor seems to
ncutralize the poisonous eflluvla, and thus
prevent contagion. 1t seems also, when
inhaled, to modify the poison in the sys-
TEN upon which these depressing diseases
depend We have tried it pretty thor
ousbly in The large hospitals Of this city,
and the Surgeons are all persuaded Of its
efficacy. A. T. VI.
BALTIMoRE, Jan. 30.-Holcau, of the
Eo,ainy .jparnai, Of Philadelphia, has
written 4 conservative and loyal letter to
Gen Schenck, disavowing his knowledge
Of any objectiOnal editorial being in the
Journal and the Leai.r until after its
publication, and cordially disappearing
sud tiitorioi, which referred to JEFF. Da
WIS and President Lincoln message lie
denies any design Of ibju.ing the Govern
ment; but claims being for the Union,
and for crushing out the Rebellion. MIR.
Boileau is we'll, enjoys all desirable com
forts, aud hopes 10 be released very soon
The President has sent to the Senate
the following list of Pennsylvania Colonies
for confirmation as Brigadier Generals
Tbos. II. Neil, 23d Pa; David NJ. Gregg,
Sth Pa. Cavalry Joseph +, Kuipe, 46;h
Pa. Alex Schimmelpfenning, 47th, Pa. !;
Roy Stone, l49th Pa. Z. A. Rowley,
l02d Pa. John F. Har,ranf,, 5lst Pa
Hector Tyndale, 2Sth Pa. j. +. Fisher,
5th Pa. Reserves.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
The Second War for Independence,

aud nur War Tor National Existence.
l.nssIug's History statos that when the
lawful power had declared war, sat The
Ucrg HrcShoiR, the Administration was met
by determined opposition. The Federal
Members of the House set forth the rea-
sous of the minority for opposing the war.
This was fair aal honorable. But, out,
side of Congress, party, composed chiefly
Of Fcderalists, with some d'SnJ'ried Dem
ocrais, was organized, under the name OF
the Pence prrty. Its object was to cast
such oi,>,rucfi,nS IN Mc icay Of tie prosecH-
hon Of the EEr, as to compd the Govern
mcnt to make peace This movement, so
uupatriotic, the offspring of the ioiccst che-
mcntS of trr'ioa, was frowned upon by the
most respectable members of the Federal
tar:y, and some of them gave the Govern
mcut their hearty support, when 1t was
necessary, IN order TO carry on the war
with visor aud effect
Upou Gen iiul'- disastrous surrender,
and the trials aud losses subsequent to that
ii,st expedition, "ihe rage Of the War
party, increased by the 'aHnts of tic fec'er-
aitS;s, was unbouuded."
Certain Federal Governors "refused to
allow their militia to march to the North
cru frontier on the requisition of the Pres
ident They defended their unpatriotic
position by the plea that such requlsition
was u"ronIittsonai, aud that the War was
uanccesNrry" "Fhc British Government
decllrcd the American coast in state of
blockade, except that of the New England
States, where apparent sympathy with tho
enemies Of the country caused them TO be
regarded as ready to leave the lnion.
There was sterling patriotism there to
prevent slch catastrophe, even if it had
been cputem?latel 1T tie ,i;t ,ras
chiiiny to the best friends Of the country"
DIrng the war, the Presidential Flee
ton occurred. "A faction Of the Demo
cratic party, and most Of the Fedcralists,
voted for Dewitt Clinton for President
The raembcrs of Congress was chiefly Dem
ocra,s. 1t was evident that the Oppos.
lion was powerful aud Increasing Ietth
President felt certain that the great body
of the people were favorable to the War
policy"
The close of the War left the FEEDER
alists Powerlcss as party. James Bu-
chanau was Federalist, and, climbing
into power on Democratic professions, has
misled many honest Democrats into the
same acts, Of m1rui hcaSDn against the
Government, which made the Old Federal
paTty so odlus to the masses. TIE
CRIMES AND MISTAKES OF 1872, IA, ARE
RE-ENhCTLD IN OUR DAY. BsA- Read the
foregoing, aud see how exactly some Of
the "Peace party" now follow in the foot
stsps Of the "Blue Light Fcderalists" fifty
years ago