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81. Resolution AUTHORIZING ,hom
certain claims (hcren specfa,N TREASURER 10 B.,
Board of Claims. "Io"ed by i!
81. Resolution granting furtbo. :.
Martin, late Sheriff of Stokes ~ SI'he to job,
of taxes u collect arrea,,.N
g. RESOLUTIONS in relation to prisoDer,
in the Military Prison at Salisbury '>0"erS conrs
81 Resolution i'll favor of the WI.
Weldon Railroad Companv " ulnlngtOa AMI
90. resolution IN favor OF j. B Davi,
80. Resolution in favor of tbo a D'n
Ureen, late Sheriff Of Haywood conntv '''S O. Va
~. Resolution in favor of R v Ill.,,
Collector Of Buncombe county 'i"ckstOck, Il,
o. resolution IN favor of r. V, BIacL,..,
~. Resolution for the relief of ] W@'S Hck.
~. resolution in favor ofJnhn o Wo,iUaFte
Al. Resolution in favor of W. " T. atiaee
~. Resolution in favor of l.. L. CIan,dp1per.
.U 10: resolution in favor Of Joseph NarSbsn
lift of Stanly County. -HN'SnaI, sLs.
FL resolution in favor of W. W. Groou
10: resolution in favor of William = =,
sheriff OF Alamance County. D. Aurray
10. ResOiutlon IN favor of John Rocon,o.,
~. resolution concerning mileage ''u'
49. Resolution in favor Of William Tho
70 n IN favor of A. B. Downs 'FSOa
on. resolution in favor of w. w Graz.
"a ~ is''oI vi JOnn SpelmaD
%. Resolution in favor of the DoorLa"naL
%. Resolution in favor of the PrincnlpT et D
sistant Clerks. ''pal and IL
"a. Resolution in favor of E. N, Wob,u
90. Resolution to furnish clerks of st tbn
and county courts and the clerk and Dutell'
equity, in Pennsylvania county, with con isslSF
revised CODE 'N copies Of ID.
81. Resolution to enclose the Soldiers /,
ground. 'O'uieiS Ouf3
81. Resolution in favor of B. T. Dur,or
%. Resolution in favor of j. G. CarroPPo-
81. Resolution relating to impressment
70. Resolution in favor of Rufus G,IIor.u
I'll. Resolution in relation to the Medic, T..
ing Boards '''al hSanIr
0z. resolution concerning seizure of iroD hail.
ing to the Atlantic and N c. railroad VI Os'0n!
63. Resolution in reference to the Err-,-.
Clerks. i''SrOsS1!
"a. Resolution to raise committee of i,r...
ton OF Railroads of the State. ''S'a"
TO- Resolution authorizing ard DIRECTING fl. {
cretary of State to have published certain osn s
OF the State Convention, together with tba '. a.
the present General Assembly.
DO Resolution instructing the Adiutan, Gar,
of this State to correspond with the thp A% srs
General or Governor OF the State of Virginia r.
to arms furnished that State. "''
e. Resolution in favor of James MeKimmo, g.,
A. Creech. 'I
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RESOLUTIONS.

l. Resolution in relation to exchange of Salt.
g. Resolution in reference to the purchase of a
machine for the manufacture of Cotton Cards. &c
9. Resolution authorizing the door keeper of the
House to, purchase Flag of the Confederate States
of America, &c
To be raised the Capitol during sessions of the Gen.
erG4 Assembly,
T. Resolution in favor of NJ. L. Britain.
5. Resolution in favor of John Fisher.
6. Resolution in favor of Oscar d. Johnston, an
inmate of the Insane Asylum of this State
Z. Resolution in favor of WIN. Ii. Bryson.
s. Resolution in reference to. the Engrossing
Clerks
0. Resolution in favor Of Charles Byrd.
10. Resolution in favor of Drury King.
IL. Resolution in favor of w. W. Long, Sheriff
of Yadkn county.
u. Resolution in favor of Gideon B. Threadgiil,
late Sheriff of Arson county.
-. Resolution in favor of Martin Walker, Sheriff
of Rutherford county.
Ii Resolution in favor of John 4. Long.
ID. Resolution in favor of George Gredle
lG. Resolutions indicating the loyalty of North
Carolina and its General Assembly.
II. Resolution in favor OF Daniel Tucker.
Is. Resolution in favor of VIM. L. Shannon.
10. Resolution in favor Of James NJ. Neal.
20. Resolution in favor Of A. G. Latham, Sheriff
Of Craven county.
81. Resolution in reference to the bounty of
soldiers.
%. Resolutions to correct error on the taxrol of
Burke county, &c.
a3. Resolution in favor of the sureties of White
D. Humphrey, decd. late Sheriff of Onslow county
Of. Resolution in favor OF Rufus Galloway, Lewis
williamson, Reuben King. Elias Barnes and sundry
other sharifS and tax collectors.
%. Resolution in favor of Rufus Galloway and
his sureties
Of Resolution in favor of Mary @. Gulley.
o. Resolution to employ additional Engrossing
| Clerks for the present session.
Pacnl,,fioD in foyo &c To,
90 Resolution in favor of the Executrix of the
late Judge j. NJ. Dick
30. Resolution in relation to impressment OF
teams, wagons, &C., in Johnston County, &c.
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IMPORTANT TO CONSCRIPTS AM
DESERTERS

EEAVING BEEN DETAILED ON RECEt I t.S.
HE service notice is hereby given, thai al persons
to CONSUMPTION have now opportunity OF ron
and joining any company that they may choose 'ns r
script law having been partially suspended tor s"
pose Bounty allowed, and every other privilege S'
volunteers. .6r
~ am also authorized to extend full PARDON =. ~ n.
serters absences without leaTe, if they rep9,
Immediately Now is the time to volunteer for iG
of your State | will be at Raleigh every U N6
day, and at Holly Springs every Saturday, ;a'l d.
Hill every Monday, during the next three werA',
J. W. BOILING, LIST Le;i am nr
Recruiting officer, company Al st reg \. Ca.stnd
February 10, 1853. lJ-WGsNOf
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HOI-SE DE- CnMMnNS


The House met pursuant to adjournment. Journal Of
Tuesday WAS read
message was received from the Senate proposing to
rcScnd the joint agreement u adj si- lie Thursday,
and Proposing To do al u'clUck this afternoon.
Mr. Shepherd said that the revenue bill had been en-
rolled but had ye; be examined To see # NO mistakes
had been made we could not tell with that
could adjourn ii thai hour lie moved lay the message
the table Carried.
press'ent Ut The accessories Of e by parties assuming to
be Confederate oiiSsrs 1t '5e G"verLor cor
resnd with the President aud protest against ar re-
quest the President suppress the system unless in cases
OF dtsO!te military necessity.
Mr. Watson gave the that had influenced hin in
bringing forward the reS.Iluuu and made statement OF
the manner Certain officers had acted his and nd ,.nng
G"nntIeS showing parality 10 some by leaving much
than IN others The resolution was paSsei-yeas ST.
nays II.
resolution in favor of the Engrossing Clerks intro
dnced by Mr.. Shepherd Passed It's several readings.
Mr.. iusSel introduced Il resolution IN IGvUr OF Rufus
Galloway Passed It's several readings. :.
Mr. Shepherd introduced bill supplemental TO the rev.
enue bill, which passed It's several readings.
BS frOm the Senate all Of which passed their several
readings: bill Ia amend of THIS srs>iDn elilt!ed
ml!ra bill authorize the Secretary of State 10 pub
-h certain ordinances OF the State Convention with the
laws oil The present session. bull originating the House
to provide protection agauSt the spread Of small pOx
having been amended BY the Senate.
Mr. Harris of Cabarrus hoped tina; the House would
not concur in the amendments made BY III, Senate and
aynwed that 1t purpose thereby 10 defeat the BILL
Inc amendment cOucurred IN.
:, MT Horton introduced bill to provide for the estab
lshment Of the County site Oi Mitchell county.
MI Horton moved suspension of the rules to place the
motion.
, The committee on military affairs reported resolution
directing the Adniant Gent raj of this State correspond
with the General of Virginia relative the num-
Der Of arms furnished Virginia by this State The resou-
ton agreed to.
An engrossed bill from the Senate amending IN act of
the present. of the Legislature relative 10 tine
ty site of Mitchell, ELECTED considerable discussion
McsSrS Young OF Iancey, Mann of p and Henry of b.
opposed the BILL and MesSS Horton and Fpwe favored il
Mr. Mccormick moved the indefinite posponenent OF the
bill Lost.
Mr.. loung OF fancey, proposed to amend. Lost
The bill finally passed its second and third readipps
The House udiuurned until n'clnck tbs nrnn;,,9
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EVENING SESSION.

The Senate met at O'Clock
I he following bills, &C., were finally passed:
resolution to pay Capt. w. b. Clements cavalry conf
pany bounty.
Resolution in favor of A. c. Latham
he bill 10 prevent the spread Uf small pOx taken up
Ar Sharpe thought the passage of the bl would bring
~ sranJan ~ expenditure OF money.
matter de thought the expense small when compared 10
the loss OF life that might ensue if properly attended
ar. warren favored the bill Local physicians could
NJ" prevent the spread of this dire disease SPECIAL legis
lat on was necessary the appropriation was small when
Compared 10 the loss of life that ersue if no sanitary
In ASSURE adopted.
ir Sharpe moved TO lay on the table Rejected
flr Graham moved 10 strike out that section of the bill
referring To The punishment O conductors Railroads
Matter to the discretion Of the After some Discus
siol the bill passed its third reading
On motion, the Senate adjourned 10 tomorrow
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.

n OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION, z AlI..
II west of Carthage Moore County, containing ~ az
which is GriSt and Saw MILL Cotton Gin ana Sc
will receive in payment State bonds Conteder%e
or likely negroes. JOHN MOhnU.,i
November IA, 1862. S2-"&s""
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT CAN BE PIE
"A chased ON early appl cation to The lot cOnaiA
four with an excellent spring near at hand.
Asu Ne. tract of land in a high state of cutlTsha
containing $50 acres, with the necessary buildings.
J. i F. GARRETT
Greensborough, n. c., Jan. IS, 1858. 5-w&sw2n
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co TON FACTORY FOR SALE.

TEVHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE THEE
Il Cotton Factory, in Alamance County, situated
fourteen miles south of Graham. The machinery sng
order and runs eighteen l0OmS and eight spinning auf
1t is in successful operation, with full supp!
hands.
For further information, apply to the subscribers HsF
River P. O., Alamance North Carolina.
SWEPS0N & MCADEM
Feb. 10, 1858. l3-wEsw5mld.
- Richmond Examiner and Augusta Constitutions
COPY to amount of SO each.
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w. F. BASON, NJ. D., Dentist.


N b. PERSONS CALLING On THE ABOVE d.
" ring his absence will be notified of his return
leaving their with DIR. Perry, OF by addressing D
through the Post Office, Raleigh, n. c. =,
Raleigh, Feb TO- 1868. 1S-W&s"u'
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EVENING SESSION.

The House met pursuant to adjournment
Mr. Shepherd from the committee ON pubIic printinp
reported back to the Houses claim of Messrs West
johnson, against the State, for alleged infringement
upon cpy light, asking to be discharged fom its fur
Their consideration. and recommending it be referred
To the Auditor Of Public Accounts The report was con-
CURED in WI
There being no business the calendar the House re-
manned IN session until late hour, awaiting any cummu-
n'caon that the Senate might have make receiving
nOne, the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS
THURSDAY. Eehrmn

THURSDAY, February IL, 1863.
The House was called to order at half past 10 O'Clock by
the Speaker Prayer by the Rev. j. NJ Atkinson
3lr Mckay introduced resolution thanking the Speak
en- HON H. d Donnel, for the able, dign6ed and impair
Chair. f
The question was put by Nv Fowe and the resolution
Mr. FOy to privileged question reatva IN the 70
port oil the majority report the subject the payment
OF troops IN Confederate notes instead of Treasury notes
as provided by the Convention. Mr. Fny alked Mr. Nc
Alden, the chairman of the committee certain questions in
regard to evidence submitted the committee one OF
which was whether he had received any evidence on the
subject other than that printed in the report
Mr. said that other evidence had been received
principally from Cashiers Of Banks but as it only dis.
closed Transactions that had been legtimaey made with
out detracting from adding the Official character f
the late Treasurer and had bearing on the subject of
inquiry before the committee. the report eucum-
oered with it. lie had informed every member of the
committee OF their being there and rendered them TO each
Tor examination He said that he had made this state
ment IN justice to himself not recognizing any authority
Of the gentleman from Ousow to catechse him He pro-
nounced any imputatons by him that he had suppressed
any evidence that would have been o: advantage Mr.
SourtS as JGtSe lie said that the gentleman from Ons-
low, Mr. Foy) had been made cats paw Of and having
gotten ms paw burnt was now trying to relieve himself
Mr. Foy said that he had not charged that the gentle
man from amance, (Mr McA had suppressed evidence
ne had merely made an inquiry in Justice to himself lie
mad been informed by Mr. Brown Meckenburg that he
nao handed IN letter from the Cashier of the Bank of
North Carolina at Charlotte and had been informed that
Mr. Richardson had also given evdeuce-he had never
seen either He thought that he had been unknd
ly about this matter.
The matter continued some further but the remarks
OF each becoming somewhat personal the Speaker called
the gentlemen to order.
The House adjourned until o'clock this afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Speaker called the House to order at minutes to
4 O'Clock. ~ ~
Mr. shepherd from the joint select committee to examine
ana accounts and to count the Cancelled coupons
IN Inc ComPtrolers office, reported that they had dis
charged the duty and found the vouchers correspond
os ne oSok and that the accounts and books in the of
oees nave been both neatly and accurately kept The
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LIANT, ron SALE PRIVATELY.

LAM FOR SALE PRIV a lei corY.
00n ACRES OF LAND IN FRANkl|N ~ Gy led
SUU ty, N c., near Cedar Rock, on ina r%er sud
Jig from Castaa, about half mile from ins acres sr
cleared land most of which has been cleared sh s m
the balance is original woods and well timbersa ne
provements consist uf dwelling with rooms hlf Mix
sary ou:buiIdi lgs. Bedford Academy Is aDoG
at which a goo j school kept.
For further nf0rD'"'l0H' address; j. W JACksGSS'c
Dec. 80, 1852.
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NOTICE.,

BHEING DESTROYS TO SETTLE g9 NY PRESbAl
RD business wish all persons indebted to me either
note or account come forward and settle for the sam
Also all persons having claims against me, to prfSeSI "
same for settlement. (. I. HAkhif
Raleigh, Jan. q, 1868. S-W6S"u'
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w. r. RICHARDSON & CO..

W. Il. RICHARDSON & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Raleigh, N. C.
OFFICE On FAYETTEVILLE STREET
NNTILL CIV L PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
w sales and purchases of State and Confederate bonds
Bank and other stocks collection Of drafts and any Lu
connected with the different departments of the Sl.
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sud-
REFERENCES.
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A. Wright, do
John D Williams, Fayetteville.
W. G. Broadfot do
j. J. Blackwood Charlotte
w. X Lane WAYNE County.
John d. Whtfurd Craven County.
Hon. Thomas Ruilin, AIamance County.
Hon. w. n Edwards, Warren County
Hon. D. W. Courts, Rockingham County.
IL. w. GuiOn, Lincoln County
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January Is, 1858. 5-w&swfm.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY Feb. II, 1868
The Senate met at 10 o'clock Journal read and APP
proved
BILLS SRD READING.
bill 10 incorporate the town Of Marshall, Madison
county.
bill to change the time Of holding courts in Ruther
ford county.
message sent to the House proposing to adjourn
at p M, ts-day.
\ bill in favor of II. Hunter
bill To Incorporate Copper Mining Company in the
county of Rowan.
Mr. Jarvis presented bill to change the county seat Of
Macon. Passed It's several readings
message received from the House refusing tn
the Seuaes proposition to aduuIu dc to-day III
O'Clock
An engroSsed resolution protesting against the seizure
Of iron belonging to the A " c. Il. K. Passed its
eral readings.
The bill to provide for the establishment of iron works
for the manufacture of railroad iron.
Mr.. Warren opposed the bull
Mr.. Wright advocated the passage Of the measure and
said II would advance the interests, only OF the State
but that of the Confederate States Iron great de-
mand; our railroads nearly out and IRON had
been zfd from Safe work build necessary work,
Q'cdmUnt X. r. He thought tie passage of the GHl
necessity; it would only benefit The cause. but
would tend to bring aud develop the Of the
State
MesSrs. Virgins, Sharpe and Sanders opposed the bill
II was, on motion Of Mr.. Sanders indefinite postponed
resolution protesting against the unlawful uf
bacon, provisions, &c, by unauthorized military officers,
passed It's several readings
Also bill IN regard Ia the liabilities of Sheri.fS.
On motion the Senate al ourned ~ !, p.
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present ordered call Of the roll which was gone through
with and showed no quorum present H.,
Mr. Mann of PasouOtank moved call OF the houst
which was agreed to the roll was again called
Several members having come in, Mr.. Fleming moved
that further proceedings under tho call be dispensed
Agreed TO. .,,. e
resolution recommended by the committee protesting &C.
against the seizure of the iron OF the Atlantic N u aif
road.
The question recurring upon an amendment proposed
bv Mr. Person. the amendment lost and the resolution
was passed.
Mr. Mccormick introduced bv leave a resolution re-
dueStng the Governor correspond with the proper nu
thortes in Richmond, requesting that the authority to
appoint the boards of Medical Examiners for N T., De
vested in the Surgeon General of this State Concurred IN
bill 10 change the time of the meeting OF the Legsa
ture rejected.
bill inGurpor ang the Orphans Educational Board
Passed its several readings.
bill Incorporating the Springfield Literary Society
Passed its second and third readings
bill r the relief of persons oSerpayng taxes Passed
its second and third readings after being amended
bill 10 authorize Notary Publics TO administer oaths
Passed its several readings.
bill authorize the county courts to allow such COM
penSaton they may deem proper TO committees Of ii
nance in each county. Passed its third reading
bill TO puvide for service of process the Southern
Express Company Passed second and third readings
bill To regulate the sale of spirituous liquors in Biaden
county. Passed its third reading.
bill to incorporate the TuckaSegee Gold and Copper
Mining Company. Passed.
bill to incorporate the Nantahala Mining Company
Passed its third reading.
bill to incorporate the Franklin Mining and manufac
turing Company. Passed its third reading
Gill Incorporating the Macon county Mining Company
passed is third reading.
An amendment offered in favor of Lincoln county
Mr. ShnbeT addressed the House in favor of the claim OF
Rowan county, and explained the connected
with tie claim.
Quite number of bills tabled during the day the
entire calendar having beer gone through with.
The House adjourned until 10 o'clock Tomorrow
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The s,, AFTERNOON SESSION
'P'"Ner being in doubt to whether a quorum wa,
Washington telegraph., 1863-08-26
CONG ELECTION.
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.


DEING a Candi ate for Congress in the
ID Second Congressional District. will NEE,
and address my fellow citizens at the follow.
ing times and places:
At Camden, Ouaehita county, Tuesday
September 1st
At Beech Hills. 0uachits county, Thurs lay.
September Sd.
At Atlanta, Columbia county, Saturday
September 5th.
At Magnolia, Columbia county. Monday.
September 7th
At Falcon, Columbia county, Tuesday Sep
iemher 8th.
At Lewisville, Lafayette county. Wednesday
September 9Th.
At Walnut Hills, Lafayette county. Friday
September lth.
Bright Star. Lafayette county, Monday
September lith.
At Paulk's Mill. Lafayette county, TUESDAY,
! September Is.
| At Rondo. Lafayette county, "Wednesday
! September 10.
At Richmond, Sewer county, Frilay, SEP
| tember g.
| At Rocky Comfort, Sewer county, Saturday
September le.
At Paraciifta. Sewer county, Monday, Sep.
| ,ember 81.
At Centre Point, Sewer county, Tuesday
September q.
At Murfreesboro, Pike county, Wednesday
September %.
At Antoiuville. Pike county, Thursday, Sep
| tenlber "a.
At Oakolona, Clark county, Friday, Sep
tember %.
At Tate's Beech Creek, Monday, S.ptem
Der 2S.
At Arkadelphia, Clark County, Wednesday
September 80.
At Rock P rt, Hot Spring county, Friday
October 2.
At Hot Springs, Hot Spring county, satur
| day, October 3.
! At Perryville, Perry county, Monday, 0cto
Der 5.
At Dardanelle, Yell county. Wednesday
October Z.
At Danville, Yell county Friday. October 9
At Waldron, Scott county. Monday, Octobe
IL.
At Greenwood, Sebastian county, wsdnes
day, October IA
At Fort Smith, sebastina county, Friday
October l6.
At Dallas, Polk county, Monday, Octobe
il9.
At Mt. Ida, Montgomery county, Wednesday
October II.
At Caddo Gsp Mills, Montgomery county
Thursday, October p.
At Washington, Hampstead county. Mon
day October 20.
Punctual attendance will be given at III
above places at the time unless unavoidsbl
prevented. when and where shall be please
to meet as many of the citizens Of the countr
as can make it convenient to attend.
have respectfully invited my competitor I
meet me at tie different appointments, hut h
has declined Time will be divided with an
one who may wish to respond.
X X GARLAND.
s0s- Camden Herald, Arkndelphia ws
Times. Conference Journal, and the Lift
Rock Patriot, keep standing till time sIpirs
and forward bills to this office.
Washington telegraph., 1863-08-26

PRESIDENT DAVIS ADpREss.-The fol-
lowing account Of the recent address of
the President to the people of the South,
We fiDd in the Little Rock Gazette, re-
ceiVed through Northern channels. 1t is
no doubt correct. We hope it will re-
ceive earnest attention. When the head
of great people issues an address, it is q
solemn utterance, and should not be passed
over lightly. The following bears date
Baltimore, Aug. Tth.
The American of this morning has Rich.
mona papers of the 5th, which CONTAINS
the folloSing address of the President to
the soldiers Of the Conf -derate States:
"After more than two years of q war
scarcely equaisd in the number. magpi-
tude, and fearful Carnage of its battles
a warfare in which your courage and for
titude have illustrated your country and
attracted not only eratitu1e at home but
admiration abroad-our enemies continue
struggle in which our final triump!.
mus, be inc evitable. Uuduly eia,ed with
their receIt successes, they Imagine ten-
Forary revcis-s can quell your spirits ,r
shake your determination, and they are
now gathering heavy masses fer general
invasion 10 tie vain hope that by desperate
Efforts, success may al leugth be reached.
You know too well, my countrynen, that
rhey mean by success their malignant rage
aims at nothing less than the exIermina-
tion Of your saves, wives aod chlldren;
they seek to d-strvy what they cannot
pluuder.
They propose as spoils of victory that
y1ur houses shall be portioned among
wretches whose atrocious cruelty has
stamped iniamy upon their Government
Taey design 10 IucItc servlle insurrection,
and light the fires Of Incendarlsm wherever
they can reach your homes. and they de
oauch an I.iferIor race heretofore doci!e e
aud conteu,ed, BY promising them the
indulgence of the vIesf passions rs the
price Of their treachcry; CONCESSIONS vt
,helr iuab lity to prevail by legitimate
warfare; not daring TO make peace lest