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ns~< Do b. -boly d r.,--,, on th~ ,s,-~- NJ sh~sr
-. % g., ~ r. ,l.r Is ar, n. tx sSs d !s.s,.s =. ,Ss
Lrn Aaisea
IN "a cpe ora w,do-s Her,ns Fsuy Sons.
Option IL the case ~ . widow bsy On tsur .o.~.
three e rhon arc tr q, me rihusly ar re he
on hs ishcr fos suS-r.
IN rs rd~ efg WPpn Asv-rs ", S-,. c,,e q
w'V.. Is a,rud: u. q. 2a5s, Sy-l'S S' a" =
op,uiop 10 the cs.e q = -iio. hs~nstsc VIVA
tn hf 6w ha.a dsfsd, tie ntt~ |, strmp,, a.
the only son lisb's to siitsry dutyJu s snss VI ihs
IN th oasS - Ls,d " inJ1r-n ru-~a,s Aswy,c .po
o. NOR s'.s 'rb,cs 10 Eiainrl avtt.
Opinion. In c.s- u sscss or tohrza vsrents having
10 o. more suhicc' 70 N NAY, i9ly. elss lou ~
rtcO 10, then aprsar 10 the arsn tu n one Of
crS tive snns Of ."ch psrenis slrest " ihs mill
sa., AZ d. rsadspt on IL, sb% MD far !Sss ~vs.a.
U Prssns harins Csnsrvn.,ops \ yuylRs N rsvovd
20 bedruU Il roaa
Persrns huvins eonsri.neioss sSppsS N res.rd "
S', ss an. ss @ essS q s' ~
,p1, ~ 49,; T.. * III n :s rss sr'F 's s:.s s's u
arss "a ,aa as.S Si s ri stf ;iSs W. .rsa n ):
epnrsgns ?. p YS,iH.s. q IA & b.S%sat % ths
Of M. a1e~ We a hssrn
opinio, The chiidr~s n n tAA=As hssNcp xec
n'y, ht an, time Ieccysr bsf rea'crt eapua U HE
,srs ai ,he is., OF With suy ,4~tt,fy y lsuflA .
81. u ttsev NAV bs d.prnaell on u aSss r. &S.,iI
=, ,hnnot ther fore, elstp .Ishss,lya troA ihe
.,, oc'o pr.vs,dys, had Il ban isessG u L
.' ever, the iAv ~ 1t ia srd DIT ~ n uAy - sup
I,- II ought 70 be, that u is to s % crdavsd.
=, Sas,y hnrne lou, -o-.s trc. ~ vAe,. al,re dl,d
~ NJ pusitarV s,%,w~; aiso " aged s~0rrt pdr
ents c.,'tiaV Which OF tuo soIs D.aS h. orsrnpt
opinion. 10 the ess- Of . fA A~ h,vins four sors
t-oo' shom hsys dteh N the miltssy seIv,rs, !,
seems clear thst the rrrnatning tee ave ma eHenp
rom d at. Botore suth ,r@ppuca osn b. allowed VI
must be sho~ that tho father h,s mt led Eve com
In the military service - he Law 10 s.!itea. Con
s'"s might ve have eccep ed ths les Of two n
zoe hcld ss e,lu vel ut 60 Il eit eontnu,pee In IN,
service, aud here'Ue ssrurins tbs pri vilvcs
thor iNrily; but this has MT been done 10 bolS
other. lac would not ~ ,Etsrpn tation- tut egisa
ton. In the c.v- " aeed sed nhrm p~r-r,s hsv,n,
80 tons suhrc 10 nhiAry duty, the iAh.I, or. " HI
le ars !! ht mether may eject vhth Of then shall h
tIemp.. The right OF ths exemption t,~s not rvy
uv,n he parcn,s depcndeucs the lsbsr Of thei
sou, fh rupp-re the Av doss cot contemplate anI
such depandescA
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~thfe DrmOtThtC toNventioo IN
Prrtdnd. Ne, Aug. 6.-rh. ate D-mocrs,ie Con
vrruan lo-lay vas Nssiy attended Nine hundred
ores,e, we're present. RESOLUTIONS were adopted in
sul- .nc~ NJ follows;
st Az men, rrr-pee''ve Of party, are invited 70
unite fr the t-i IN na "a the cslamt e. which
d,pte. oar di.I.c'et .nd urh,pps Land
Va TLr En'on WA io.m Ia seruity AMI COZ.
Sou md canno. exist IN the sbs.nee of that bro
Sc Wrw.Ii earnestly support every constitutional
m,n.ur, ;sudIus 10 pt, cove the urioa u the S'a
". cannot thrieio-c ~ipgort the ares ut sdmInisrs
IN, nhofe cour.' 's d.struc,ive OF the Union and
T.. HE 80 1. NV bcips oouduci'd, pot ~ the
- st'.n Of the lncu bu. tof ne to"tion OF 'iA
aih tpdsr our form of Goy-rum ment tho 'o,er-
cIsu power svc'tsd in the peoPr, .Ei re'is upon no
OIL. l.rtu. ..,rr,isn,, aud III. pnhis func'ionrirs
az her .ervsrt. Ths drerenG. tyt. en- . govern
Gih. % 40 pat d tho Il bel ottts', Il di'pos
ii'u 10 shorn 20 return, they 'Mud D. r,eog'd d
ha,s, IA all thoir dignity. o,usi'y' srd right un'
~ III resolution d.uounccs arbitrary arrests.
~" sth assert, the freedom a rpee'h, and oi the
Ina 9ih 'rr.ure"s the Cou'cription 10. as unjust
.nd 'rpi r-asr but cuuusss obedience g. IL Gni~s
the Isutls dee de II uucorstitutIonAl
H., l0h endorses 'hs eourss OF no'. seJ n'cur, Of
RI li.h 9, ,nrneni, orr sold era, and a. b.. hey are
~ortay 9fthe NNiou's gratitude
Han Bion Msdbury, Of kas'port, the caadid. & Of
last ye>f va nominated for Governor with great
ursn,lny.
private letter nom him TO . member Of the Con
ventisn read, IN which lie eIs<-ass the opinion
th. madness rules HE hour And the cpahic can ba
saved from ending ruin osy by the cooperation
q AL conservative against the spirit OF fAnsh
clam lie declares his opposlton IN the EmancpAtion
Yrac.sm,, On; to the Couh,cs,on Act; to the subor
diustioa OF the eiyilto the military su,hority and
ssy. opposition to the war policy Of the sdministIs
ton 1, act cpro,iton TO the government. To secure
the e,toi.on OF the Union, 10 the hrst duty Of the
citizen. Adjourned.
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E,.mpl.oeu nou the Dr.n

The folouiAs opiH ons in r,gsrd 10 exemptions have
been pT3mus s.t' by Col. Joseph Holt, judge Advo-
cate u n,rsl " tie Army:
The only Son Of 4 Jed ~ Tnfrm Parent or Pa
r',ts Ext tmpt,oHs
Opinior-Thc only son OF aged or innrm psTen, or
par sn not exempted unlCs his parent OF parents
are dep MON, Cu lstor for heir report, II he s
in -"itHt 70 EvI sort and does IT.ioft them 9TH
out his ~ .nal 1u,r ror hat puiEo,e he 10 tub-ct
to aIst b. su,e nc IA In condition 70 p@rtorin u-
tAfy eIyic., yuboL, dsprrtns his Pc Ients Of the
supDoEL the law designs 70 secure thsm. The parents
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Gse', sr ~ DEPUTY Provost Marshal.


From tho rituhursh CssosIofh We learn thai on
Monday l.'t. ms named Joseph Hagsn, wss mort
bsu'a!iy h'.sa ~ order cf tho Provost Asrshai lie
sstd " have ban dsertsr from the CD Pennsyi-
v'u. ros.rwn'. Aud tsvins bosn sceeptsd A. . sub
..itu,s he As-. c-s-rt-d and st once msds s-other
of -'5, bat on p-.--a ina hn' " st thu o, e' the
PrO..s' .ia -uh, b' en 'r,cgLiLea sas sub sct- TO
to .Ae in'i Ting NOR Wa pJui hIncn' lie grdst.
ed Err~ive IT,, nahes. !iAviL hren ths IN sAsged,
str,IPed 1ysd.ths Co ,ofal II ia. guard
cad Ia int,, IT,, ssishn nt asier the ttrscr4sn Of
,epIy Pr,vtt A.r'l,' MI ny. HAsss, ecsYsis
lively p scr'css 'h"uLh esI, rsslited, and keurn-
", as Is sllestd osl.d ., the soldiers present
"a hold hirI Nhls ;he strps vers esins laid
on. The latter rsfu' d. vhrrsuISn, a. the
Tl.yTt goys, 2cEelry himself SiIed the vretched
nan gnd held : "a u Z. ths entire hity ashes
dhIn,t'rrd HsAsp struggled yiolsnIv In his Agony,
tut before the s,n,eucs .A half carried cut he fell
ialancs Of tn lAsL-s we're Aduininersd him. His
oosdttou When t!lsn up Sas p isbo In tho eItteuSe
III. Laet Sss lte piecc Of fas besf the COW. hide
having cut through the skin, and - hAuLte ed
thst ss could not support hlnAsslf There can be no
uSnestion for the nians conduct, and he richly do
trr. to which ht IL stated tn hsv, be subjected, Il.
,luiply bsb4IvS. He thou'd have bscn tIied BY
coIt gneItiSi and snOt, nOts merciiul pun, nsnt
than tue onr b. ~ suhl.ctld 20.
Sucs the tpref Ong VA vi ep, tho satemenls Of
the CsgoSIcLI have bsen deucd, but that p ! Iul-
l,hc. thr sec ara ioss u two eye-ul'u,ss aud tn
'unR,on. lh"ic ~ Jn cr'p cI - to the nuInbor of
,p~p The Corporal ~no. undeI Ord-rs, INDICTED til r.
~ aiauutIt, iipAtss them st etScen thIty and
f,t,, Eu. D.. kIIy IN pLb ie msn mu1 have r,cciv.
ed sI'yo seven. u's,n 10 said ~ have b<Gsd
that ue m.sLt bs shJt q. ldI than noggeA-
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Two brelhers shst ia washiastsa.

On Tuesday last '~o men, named }-ergs aud WI
nam en,iey sho, scar The osidsnts house, 10
Shir ~. under the following circumstsacssi II
eotnpaEy sith 'ome other young men thsy ven rcs-
ING IN tho shade of ths Gees south Of the n bite
tsoof heii hstA, and ran "a ards some ,eamster
On aLrAac chins the latter, one Of thsn Hot one u
the bat. ard ued It. The girl uinrd, ssd In.
orme. he young mai Of what hsd taken place. and
tho went 70 the tssmsters and ssked thS,n 10
rc.uIn the hat. hut the reguest uss not ecru-
Piled With. a Ash, ensusd. in which of
The le.nsicT .ss badly shsPed They shorty
pa ties, In the ceyr.s Of Witch vo,ios of stones
we're 'ichang d. and the team.tevs yer. driven "a
After thl-, the Young men vent Into the oausl -
b.the, when . tody of tesmstsTs numbering twenty.
I've, made their appearance, Aad, after a,s.ra
unu y stos we're discharged by the tssn,sterS, and
tho b.others nen,ley dAns.rsusiy, and probably fa.
tally, wounded. The tvo vomcn were arrested, and
the police on this ys Of the tesnstsv.
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Tho Drnu in w,ahisyton.

Tn. drsit in waahins op 'omplttd, o7,O vLfts
M b, Aud l,2s3 colOrsd, ha, b-en drawn. Amous,t
drawer. ot p iz'' ARE three OF the enroll ns oci
err, two eo-e'pondrnts Of New 10 papers, he
TN-s sui hta.tpl, t~o tel graphic reporter, .
C,tlo.ia prics .R"v, Fsher soCAfthyj, the ~atan
ot the C3usr's- ona baiyins Quad, aud the o-gin-
is' Il ri, ity church OF the employees In ihs Gov
,rnri,lt prrtlas osee, forty-sso were drs.n. The
draft psrssd III yriy quietly,
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Fro fem. his.


r''"T ~ 7''''' iH'' '.-i' "s>ne' h'po has
-, -. -, ,.,,,,., - ,h. ,,,.,
Aeiov.
Cnl IiA'ch ,r,-', .Ast Fer-,.. Pif1,. 49, " son
Go sl.Us With tarr ftec. ,-a.,. uI,
sod thoF uru dest.t.ue ir s.c,. 'lt.'. IN Ctl.
Hatch h. d,,ilrl hsi.ic- and . p. ss.i- .i. ooua
ty. h4sus.. .., email ,quA. .,u.,.9t-t
A.o.ut ia. ..ft 4r,t',u,u- : .,,-4.,. dCf.len.
o. sund,y, repof., zen Joe .3.-.s.,,,.. .ys
~ ru.,.,rlt. ard p,.rtlu utd,. g.. art r.ta.
sa,nd Of tt,n li,sd.s M,of ~ -e-r, q. .., At .he
Sorinoi place, -,ie ready % l-ty, s.4 .-.G", no.
No. Car, A., .tauirp, 90 &c.. .r {,
1omr,o!E. .or Il the troo.. G,r Iena-.,n ..n, to
Mobile on ttt 9TH TLe.c ..f.i,t 'Na,tN -,bei.
vill rvmNir wh.r, ,he. areE ..s n,Iin .:tAcl,d,
and say. } ha..on has lort iuh., oo. b, de,ertion
nno. the ali u yiesstur. .nd t, -en,- ef Of h..
hrruo (, tori biy d.mofsised o.. v,c Ioofly f,d
aud tha ofhc,-, aui rllu arc 8 81 9 T. 'srtcucd
The r, sel. Ia IN orlciA ,te'., -. o-lesso thst
Njr,ir Iisnf. ',tra. A o. rsDg ,ccirt so
s.ati-, have len orrsp4ri > L e.. ..t.u'iou u
Nriarng tha sat-, b.ot into th. tri e. OnceT, arc
ares.us q len. aud .odi,g. g.. Z l. /; ;couacc',4
With ,a,-n
- Mor-Ip Nrv- Of the so,' n-.a i. !tr ou do
,p5nd,u. aud clo,Lrr. II .ay,:
i-h I'd, ,tzru, to Ayo I'd then, a tb uo..t w..
pisno., J. ''s'-s 'ts' thHn sun EN- - , 'u
Sl.n., - p - a. ,ir'n ,b. O. -, ~, of {,al.. , - -
M, P snd coma, 10 oiu Er,sv snd .lolu,.oH, ta;
- " 4. VI, ~ IN. =. ~ W., n ~ va,
tar h. I 4, ti.tsniptirf. Ii1,rIu cap yIt no
k'oc u.'o fato ih' n'ld aud % iby on! o. g.. he
go -, So =. - .in,". ..,r bi,''.i, " '
o. Z lios, we Nav, 10 10 e ine whip ot the
nI'e = th' hip oI ihr W.f.''' i"'o'" We
Anons 'ho ie'sH' sfi"'~ rom ''o?e ~ ore
e"Us 10 'h's he Is Lo' 'aof"'ne 1f ued auou On
u- pa ~ tie fnH rsf - the ffrHr' on Toe s'ound
H'a' i"luia'i.. ol '.' movement IA he'le'.
Hio'i neN'p'r't' 'A'' nat th' borhoafhHl. nj near
ChHi"0!on war no'r 'Gh''rd On the -Jih' iAe ftdo-
,n we've 'Icv'ng 'heir new h~" 'i'' 81 nun
rd Ta.i' Ct I'f' wagner o'r ne" hatt'I'' On
Ssm'' '"nd 'ans'of 'h'm mu'h .nno' hor. Two
thor-S1 more 'e"'' lAi b''h '-nl .H '' feiv
AiS"d. Iha fante's hAd captured three t'oci-de
'rhae''
General ord'r No ~. Issued ~ ten Ire calls upon
>" "ohncta ana -"''r - thv Army o. 'Hs'hH' 20 re
sra ana t'sS" strong App ''to INC p@'r'ou-h o'
no h"'h %" ~u ''r.h e'si' mAa an'e TO w ! arms
"' tne "'''o'' WHO nave ." o''rH poA'et "AoA our
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CI,7vo, ApI. G--Ibg Teslhrrs' NstoL,l Conven
tion met in 'hb city today. The st,.r tanes from
dCuen, parts of tho country I, larse, fullT 100
teachers being p. escni, three-fo hi = whom fe
msics, ncludias large number hom Nov EDg aud.
III. I. e--E occ ,s,n u, y 70 be Ons f much IN.
teIcst 30 he Iiandl : --.u.A On.
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san Franc,sco, Auc h.-To-ndrov the Churshes
v,l be open foe thank siyiIs 'srrnons There irm
be- Ns.iona ,sl.'os sud ringing OF bells, IL oIn'ns
M. n AID night la the evening. q mAss meeting
VII h,li At t1lon Hal, anu thero will be gen
eTsI illumination OF tts city.
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From the Army Of the Potomac.

Fi-' y,or, i.V. g. Light td'ler, -,son', re
tub.ug on The irout captured to day b. Nose
- sgd be raLr. TIN. eide Of tsitisI Court uolss.
Bv Nal.
Gen. Lse I. believed to be retiring towards 6ordons
vile, end not In the direction Of Frcderchsbursh
a suciia baud Of Nosrby 10 dolus lars, businsss
IN she ctp 1re OF Iu.lers store, And Government
te.pL Seven q hi, saus have en- cAp,rred.
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G,H..tic swiudIe BY . Csnndssee Woman.

CHICAGO pspors state that . shrevd swindls hss
been p-Sotced in that city, recently, BY . woman.
and strange to cay, the susar'rs banker, issd
agent, ard . LAWYER. The female confidence operator
registered he nam. a. Mrs. j. c. wsst, Of Sspdusty,
ohio. she profssssd to ha,s large mssns, which she
ae,irous Of investing in real -es's,e M ssrSsn'
. sI.e.ts,e aS,nt. wss dI khtsd 70 slsv the lady
srsupd In eoing Which he Incurred eIr<hse for
Csrrsfcr etc Three lots selcr' 81. s pie. u
slh6ot but he LADY rea Eed the services o. lawyer,
- e,an'no the little d. eJs, And iuIoduocd ~ "
Reed, who pronounced everything cvsre~t, aud
introduced his ellen, to the hcrchsnt SAVING Loan
ny Ss~ u,I Nsnl Tor SiheOs, upos .h,e4' .Le
h'.'nsJ til 80, leaving the balance dspssit.
subsequently, the trsil va dsooymod 10 have bc-n
iHlA t made tsr slh Aat had b~eu altered by the
lsse OF arads. To bAnk 10 very AH1V1s IN receive
h. lrd's ah'-i ilI the bsAnc1 that they nay bal
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Democratic Nominations IN Wisconsin.

k,tduAir Aug. 6.-rhc Democratic S,n'e Cenvpa'
,oG to Ia nominated II. L. Palmer, OF Mlssus!e,
Tor Governor.
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Latest News
BY fhLkGEIFH 10 7HENEv YORE Sry
FRuH THE SOUTHWEST.

FRuN THE SOUTHWEST.
The Ect lion Breaking Up.
Country Flied with Dc.erteys
SECRET UNION SOCIETIES.
The Siege Of Charleston.
NEG iEDIRt5. BATTERIES
I've MANASSAS CaP BATTLE.
Rebel s.oss 9.Je0.
TIE " n N VIRGINIA.
DESTGg CrIGf. g:cb-, RAIDS
Thanl,sSi ing Day ChseIvances
HAas wa. Done Here.
ETERESTiNG PULPIT DlSC0URSES.
Important Miscellaneous News.
81, &c. a.
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DESTE CrIVf: gscb-, RAIDS
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ThanlsSi.iDs Day ChseIvances
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TIE " ,R N VIRGINIA.
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The Ect lion Breaking lp.
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Rebel s.Jss $500.
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ysAns wa. Bone Here.
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Frradnd. Ne, Aug In. s ate D-mocrAtie Con
vrrt!on lo-lay -ss lNsey attended. Nine hundred
er-s,'e, we're present. Resolutions were adopted IN
tul~ .pc~ a. foilov.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24

CLEyg1ASD, Ohio, July IL.
Dear Watchnan Your friendly face
looks into my sanctum regularly and reveives
a warm welcome / assure you. And from
more than me alone for you must know that
many Vermonters reside in this beautiful city.
DO not think OF stopping your visits even
though the time may be out" The need
ful currency shall always soon be forthcom-
ing as in this instance-and the hearty greet
ing is always waiting
We are not all coppetheads in Ohio il Val
landigham was born under buckeye tree 49,
Nor do we all sympathze with traitors and
treason because John Morgan is so eIectual-
~ Tightening the secesh farmers down in the
Dlxie portion Of the state. thik the raid
most opportune and will result in great good
and gain TO the Union cause. The horses
stolen and property destroed are arguments
against treason that copperheads can under-
stand and | look for powerful revival and
many conversions down there--that many
my be added to the Republican party Of such
as would be saved from second raid Of John
Morgan's
The Republican party has powerful leader
in Honest John Brough pronounced Bruf
The platform must Of necessity be a strong
one that would not tremble under his i'm
mense weight. was at scramble the other
evening at his residence here, and had the
pleasure Of seeing him, and Of listening to
his very sensible speech. He weight t,oo
hundred and eight pounds and is full six feet
tall. cannot believe that he has seen his
toos for twenty years. The party has stout
advocate in him sure. Aud his talk is as big
az bis belly. Ia the course OF his speech he
said he must say OF slavery as Othciio raid
Of Desdemona.' Sac must die else she'll
betray more men" Isn't that sound doctrines
But without more words please walk in
with three back numbers and ! viii have a
longer talk another time about politics while
/ listen to news from the Green hills Of my
native state Ell A.
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REBEL PROPHETS.

u used to DC 'a'd 'na' every candidate 'o'
h'sh once 'hou'd DC Pu' un'e' 'ne eu~tu-
lAn'h'p OF committee "a" a'o'u 'e''e'-
writing NauAnd'S"am 'e''e' TO 'ne people
OF ONO SHOWS inc wisdom o' 'HA' say ing
IN 1t be declares mat 'Ae feoe'' are oe''ef
prepared no" every way 10 make Eooa 'nef
'"eAorao'e purpose -'i independence 'nSH "'
any pe''ou since 'ne beginning o' 'ns s''Us
gle ~
OF course Vail knoN, better, but the lie
Skinned from nj. oily tongue As easily a. wa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
MORAL suASION.

A gentleman from Canada, who listened TO
several Of the speeches delivered at the late
State Convention Of Vermont copperheads
observedao us that the speakers not only fell
far below the deeency and dignity Of ordinary
political discussions, but seemed to have no
practical purpose. They abused the Govern
ment, and especially the President; they Cd.
posed the war but they did not propose any
scheme Of administration to supersede Lin
coins, not any mode Of putting down the re-
bellion otherwise than by war. AZ the COP
perhead meeting at Concord, New Hampshire.
Ex-President Pierce presided, aud he had the
sense to foresee that it would not do TO COM
plain Of the war, as mode Of putting down
the rebellion, without suggesting some other
mode; and he therefore suggested moral sua-
sion Alas how unfortunate it was when
the rebels pitched into Fort Sumpter, that
Anderson did not charge his guns with re-
ports of Peace Societies, or Mcclellan At An.
tetam with compromise speeches, or Meade
at Gettysburg with non-Tosistsnce tracts How
it would have saved the lives Of 49,. rebels.
But to the speech Of the Ex-President. We
quote the extract and comment from the Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser:
DO saying that cx-Pfe,dont Pierce had no word Of
counsel 90 offer we had ia yew pra scal counsel a.
could offer some hopcof practical succtss Il s right
that you should ask me, be said at the close ~ bis
remarks what would you do 10 thstarul extremi,yi
lhats what we want 90 know" broke iu impatient
hcarcr rep y from ne beginning u this struggle
the present moment, uy hope has been moral pow
cr" Do My Judgment impcl- 60 rely upon moral
force, and not upou any OF Nc cuefcive instrumental
-" tics OF military power Even II the had been
essfu, be- added. " che rinous results would exh
bt its utter impnccAblity for the attainment Of the
" desired end. Peaceful meth Ids alone
Uni u" be urges. But what II those agencies fail
alsof
"rhen, All efforts shether u peace having Jailed. my
rpY y0l viii " yourselves without
win sihot leaders se a 80 least, Boo the effort
ofhcBrt. who ycsrn for n-fty ti u year
with bowed Dr. ads ami reteentyt resort Chrsuan PEris
g. uls sacred snrines Of Che HuB Land"
What the speaker meant by taking care Of your
90 solves what be meant bt a " great mausolcum ~
heart' how far This remarkable expression BE- hgura
tive or what BE- figures. cannot uude take 10 Say.
And this isvcty nearly he Substance ~ hat who
once the Chief Magistrate II The Union he's cay
Tor bus country al this hour moro amentable rroof IL
decay OF generous emotions aud u genuine patriotism
under the influence % political Interests and anmosite
la. rarely been exhibited. But where 90 great events
Else those n which nos have udugs leave the men
thus look cqdy upon the struggles of their country
h.lpt The unhlit sons leo alone by thc Tow Of
popWsr tide with wniel they have 10 sympathy, aHd
wii ec forgotten by fhc people whom their counsels
would destroy.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24

RoBBERY.-Arad Corliss of East Corinth,
was robbed of his pocket book containing
between four and five hundred dollars, on
Thursday night, last week. The thief enter
ed his house through window, crept slyy
into his sleeping room, and took the pocket
book from his pants pocket. Mr.. Corliss was
awakened by a slight noise and Immediately
sprang up, but did not succeed in stopping
the thief, or ascertaning who he was. A
pitchfork and heavy club were found on the
floor of he bed room. The pocket-Sook was
found the next day in the road near the house
with some notes or papers, of no value ex-
cepling to the owner OF it, but minus the
money.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Commercial remarks: Government is
looking almost hourly for advces from the
siege OF Sumter Thus far Gen Gillmore's
operations have proved an entire success
When he went down from here be stated
that he should not ask the government for
another man. He took the negro brigade
and put them to work in the trenches, and in
less than ten days opened on the rebel bat
teries from them. The white soldiers were
therefore fresh for the fight which followed.
Gen, q. was Just as confident of taking Sum
ter as he was of Pulaski, and | may add a
little more so. Even the rebel papers praise
his engineering talents, the Richmond Exam
ner of the 18Th going so far as to admit that
he may take Sumter, but it does not think
that Charleston will fall after that. The
Richmond editor does not tell us what will
obstruct the passage Of the iron.clads TO the
city after Sumter falls. The ordnance under
Admiral Dahlgren has proved great success.
new projectlle which is being used has in
flicted terrible havoc in the enemy's works.
1t is to be used specially against Fort sum
yer"