Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
.fhe teIal National League.

The LEGAL National League.
10 many Of the Eastern Cites the Tn.
ion men are associaiing themselves to-
getkes into a League, by signing The fell
ing pledge. sa
We 4he undersigned, citizens Of the
United States, hereby associate ourselves
undeT ahe name and lille OF the Loyal
National League.
we pledge ourseiYesto al u~nconditien-
al loyalty to The Government of the Unit,
ed States, 70 an unwavering support of
its efforts 10 suppress The Rebellion, and
to spare no endeagoT 10 maintain unim-
raiFed the National unity, both in princi-
pie and territorial boupdTsA
The primary objectof this League is,
and shall be, to bind together all loyal
ue1, Of all trades and profession, IN q
common union 70 Raintain the power,
glory, and integFity Of the Nation."
OF il the Tri6sass says
issThe people are a unit in their de-
termination to suppress the Rebellion and
a ' the Union, but they have hitherto
been, in a measure, poweriess, tor the
want of organization, and that perfect,
s~SstenaGe ard sympathetic action which
can only be secured through such thor
INSTRUMENTATION 20 Their loyalty has
hitherto found potent expression only by
v~plupleering 70 GghI0abe battles of the
nations ia swelling the ranks Of the most
splendid Army thai xas ever raised N
any copntrY within The same period
Bgt'behina this army, az home, there has
been feha want Of The possibility Of an
i~RlelIiRent cooBeration' thai should OVeFa
bear all opposition and inspire the Cow
eminent with az ~undoubting confidence
lathe n-nswarsing loyalty and Uualterabie
determinsiion of the people. L is for
this reason that a National League comr
nands itself 10 the masses, who hope
thereby 10 be united in Al organization
that shall. insure the prosecution of the
vaF in accordance with the popular will"
We see BY the papers thar The Cnien
men in all the loyal States aIs signiag
the above pledge; aod enrolling eAsir
names. y ss 2
InrNew York on the 2Oth inst they
held a meeting at 6soPcr's Institute, said
% haze been one Of Ihe largest erer cen
vsned III xhe CHy Ii was addressed Ivy
Gen. Butler, Gen. SSgeis Gsa Hamilton
Of Tennessee, and elhers.z q, Z b,ss.a
. 8
Second Nebraska CaTairy Compile
sss'sss $500 e9. .ss ted ens .,sa 81
Mon MoBd&y last Lieutenant JoHE A;
WILoez 4ih u. S. Cav. and mastering
officer nusiered III at Nemaha City il
this county company III ID Nebraska
oavalry. abe 18th company and which
completes The regiment, Immediately
after which he mustsCed IN Capt. r. w.
FUREAs Of company Z as Colonel Of
The regiment. We believe this ap-
pOintment was conceded by all TO be due
I Col. Furnas. From the copmence.
ment Of the War be has been very active
and efficient in promoting enlistments.-
Aftef the Neb. lst was FLIED seEera
companies we're raised in this County
and vicinity ,hreagh bis aid and infu
enee, and mustered into the = S. serV
see n Kansas and Missouri.
Recognizing his ability, and as a par
iiaf reward for his services, the Secretary
of War, 10 March of 1852, commissions
him Coonel of the First Indian Regimen
raised. 10 EOnlhern Kansas. He iume.
diately reported at .beir Headquarters
and ia a few weeks had the Regimen
ready for aenEe service. During the
Sum mer be. accompanied the expedition
eeatby Gen. Biont. into the Indian COun.
try West of Arkansas, and was IN sever
al battles which resulted in victories fol
abe Federal Arms. al which his Regi.
ment did most Of the fighting. After hi'
regiment wes comnanaed to fall back e
Kansas, be was detailed by Gen. Blum
at the request of Gen. Lane 10 return
10 Nebraska and raise a new regimen
for s-eTyicepuder Lane. But Gov. Saup'
.1srs did bot link proper 10 allow i Z
ybeisrsised. Shortly afterwards, Gen
Pope who commanded ia this Depart
..ment. made a reqpisi6On on Nebraskf
for a.Ree5heGtlOf Cavalry. MIR Furn'
as Immediately resigned his commission
and assisted in rsctniting for thF Garairy
Regiment. with what success is shown hl
ehe fact That lhree esnPapiss were
IN this county.
John Van Buren, coIcluled bis late
speech in New York as follows
GeBllemen, we must depend upon our,
selves, if we can fight this battle TO vic.
sory. ne shall-if cannot we shall be de.
fealeda But Beyond all earthlylcoRslder
atoms we btst ghiteAthatis orr hig6es
doubt about abe result. L,dcfnot loot
-for8aFds4oa aaaioBg wRr--asgreat man!
speoplebo. Il IS not tie habit Of moderr
= 49, L-o 49, Tba upoof mn