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Mason snubbed by Earl Russell.

Mason snubbed by Earl Russell
III u dispatch from BESJAmS 10
Mason, dated Oct. 2Sth, we read
the following:
" II is gratifying 10 perceive that you
had, a. was confidently anticipated, re-
viewed your impressions, aud determln
ed not TO withdraw from London with.
out the previons instructions Of the Pre-
sident, Your correspondence with kafl
Russell shows with what seAnt courtesy
youhAvo been treated, exhibits a marked
contrast between the conduct Of the In.
glish and French statesmen now in office
In their intercourse with foreign agents
eminently discreditable 90 the former
IL is lamentable that at this late period
in the nineteenth century nation SO en-
lightened as Great Britain should have
failed yet TO discover thai principGtO OF
cause of the dislike and hatred towards
Englandoiiwhich complaints arcrifo inner
Parliament and in her press, is the oilen-
sive arrogance of some of her public men
The contrast is striking, between the
polished courtesy of NJ. Thouvenel and
The rude inciviIity OF Earl Russell. Your
determination TO submit TO these annoy
ance in the service Of your country and
tc overlook personal slights, while hope
remains that your continued presence In
England may beniit onr cause, cannot
fail to meet the warm approval Of your
Government refrain, however, from
further comment on the contents OF your
dispatches till tho attention of the Pre-
sident (nOw concentrated on efforts TO
repair the i'll effects of the failure Of the
Kentucky campaign) can be directed to
your correspondence with Earl Russell -
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1t is reported that the French have
been repulsed and driven back from Pm
ebla' with great loss. Tho French Gen
eral Berthiers Vanguard, with four thoo.
sand strong, was completely surprissd
by eight Thousand Mexican cavalry. and
about two thousand Of the French
troops were killed and wounded. Saw
eral French officers were tsken nv A..
Lasso and dragged on The PROSPECTS,
Of the French look exceedingly gloomy,
lhey can get no supplies fuom the conn
try, and are surrounded by most de-
'ermined enemy, who watch every on.
portunlty TO take advantage Of them.
No French soldier can stray from hls
camp without being lassoed and drag
ged on by some Mexican who is on wAicL
Tor him. The small pox, 10 its most ma
llgnant fous, has broken out in Vera
Cruz, and loseorretlo is being bsilt To-
that class Of patients.
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1868
Nominations and Promotions.

The list of nominations and promo.
tlons, sent 10 the Senate on Tuesday by
the President, is printed and makes .
large pamphlet. Nearly everybody is in
it who has any expectations, making in
all about fifteen hundred names.
The following are the Major and
Brigadier Generals in the Volunteer
service
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NO 24S

TO extend over the whole western portion
Of the continent, while in the east and
upon the shores Of Lake Superior, thS
deposits Of copper that have been opened.
have rendered us leading nation In the
production of this article. There 10,
consequently, perfect harmony between
the resources aud the actual condition
of the country"
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CIRCUIT COURT.
MILL II A II Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

Department. Headquarters on High street MAJ.
Cen. ROssctans, commanding,
CAisf arsermastsr--HleadquArter on high street,
near Cedar. Liout Col. Jn0 W. Taylor,
ChisT headquarters on SHmner street,
near broad. Lieut.. Col B simmons,
ProroH MdrsAdl General -- Headquarters on High
street Capt ", NJ, Wlles
Medical Director -- surgson A. Henry 1hursten
Nhlue. "a NharTY Ntranl.
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We have the gratifying intelligence that
the new iron,elads rode safely through
the late storm, which was sufficient 10
test the seaWorthiness Of the strongest
vessel Waves thirty feet high broke
over the decks Of the WeehAwksn, but
she reached Hampton Roads 10 safety,
having received but slight damage.
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Jefferson on Treasury Notes.

We extract from JEFFeRsON's let.
ters recommendations upon state
of affairs strikingIy parallel to the
present The banks had suspend
cd, their notes were greatly depre-
ciatcd, and therefore he regard
ed them as virtually discontinued.
In this letter to Mr.. CoorgR, dated
Sept. 10, 1sli,he says:
The banks have discontinued them,
selves. We are now without any medi-
um, aud necessity, as we'll as patriotism
and confidence will make us all eager 10
receive Treasury notes, II founded on
specific taxes.
Congress may now borrow of the pub.
lie, aud without interest, all the money
they wantf 10 the amount Of competent
circulation, by merely issuing their own
.promissory notes ofproperidenominations
for the larger purposes of circulation, hut
mob for the small. Leave that door open
for the entrance OF metallic money.
In a letter dated March Q, 1915, no
says:
The Government IL now issuing Ire
ury notes for circulation, bottomed
solid funds, and bearing interest
banking cOnfederacy (and the merehsnN
bound TO them by debts) will oDdeAVo1
to crush these notes bus the countrv h
eager for them, as something they call
trnst TO, and so soon as a conyenient
quantity Of them can get into ciresla
ton, the bank notts die.
Put down the banks, and IA mi. eonn
Try could not be carried through Ia,
longest war against her most powerful
enemy without ever knwinR The
want Of dollar, without de
pendence on She traltorous class..
Of her citizens, without boaring
hard on the resources Of the nsn'
pie, or loading the public with a,
indehnits burden Of debt, | know no,h.
ing OF my oounirymsn. Not by anv
novel project, not by any charlatamy.
bat by ordinary aud well experienced
means by the total prohibition of ali
private paper at all time. by reasonahI.
taxes In war, aided by the necessary
emissions Of public paper Of olroulatln,
size, this bottomed on special tarss Te ;
deemable annually a. this tax come.
IN, and finally within a moderate Deriod
even with the flood Of private pspes by
which we wsro deluged, would H.
Treasury have Ventured its credit n.
billa OF circulating size, as Of five ar tss
1Oliars &c, they would have been greed. .
ny received by ihe people Ia preference
to bank paper.
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Yours very RESPECTFULLY

All fears as TO an approaching food in
the Ohio are unfounded, as the snow is
melting away so gradually that the trib-
utariss 10 that stream will not be greatly
swollen.
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All the bodies OF the Sioux Indians
who we're recently executed At MankatO,
MINI, have Fesn resurreoied by the doc
tore Tor scientific purposes.
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The news from Mexico is Of a highly
interesting and exciting character.
French communication, between Vera
Cruz and Orizaba, has been completely
ent of by Mexican guerrillas, and can
only be re.established and kept by the
French, by posting strong guards ali
along the route. The Mexican guerrillas
are In strong force all along The route
and worry the French uneeaslngly.
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DIRECTORY.
oITY aoVERNMENT.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANK, RsOOrd@.
JOHN CHUMBIEY, KGrshaL
DsPuiv MarsLal.-w. II. Wilkinson, A. facker,
and James A. Steele
Jacob Freoch, ssoond and Thos MoCArty, third.
Tss Asssssor-wnlam Driver
Rose.us Colleotor-A. D. shAnkand.
Raier Tas ODllsoior-E. B. Garrett
TtsasurE-R. Henry.
R1arJ kaslov-Tbomas Leake.
supsrSAiss,da,i " l4s Rsy klAOass-J. Y Odd
Superintendent Of ns Water Wovks---wm. Stewart.
Ohtsf Of ne Ere Dspartmaa-JohH n. Ssabury.
Sexton Of he Oeaasyv-T. II. Mcbride.
Sired oversser--J. L. Stewart.
O,ty Aieraev-E. ?. Mulsy.
CITY COUNCIL,
Board Of Ald.r,n..-M. NJ. Brisa, President John
Carper Joe. j. Robb, I'd MBlloy, H. q. Scovel, ". y.
Cheaihrm, NJ. q, l.. Claiborne, and J, c Smith.
bm'aoa Oossoii-Andrew Anderson, ,prOsdeut; Jas.
furuer, William ROborta, q. N. South tAte, Abraham
Myers Aiox. Mel anisl, t. ID Hough, Charles Sayers,
JB anowlos, W. A. McCiellsud, /. J. YArbrough,
VIM. BrlVer, wm. Stewart, Taos CrOady, VIM HAlly
and Wm. SaRborn.
SrASDrs0 ooNHITrERs o, TINE orr Cousoh.
FSHasoo-KnoWlss, soovol and priea-
WaL~r WSrk,-Anderson, Smith aud Claiborne
Ssssb-- HUFF, Turner, Myers, HSliOy, Cheathsn
Ysrbrough, ready and HAily.
WLsrC-TurAor, Carper and AcCCllAnd.
Standardization, Muloy ana Knowles
FSrs Department Myers, Stewart Rnd Mcclellan nd.
Gas-Drivor, CrCady aud Myers.
Ce,neie-g--Srnith, Sanborn aud Stewart
Market Hoass-Yubrough, Roberts and Ourper.
SiGrss-Au,loy, Mcdaniel and stewart
PoIl0s-Cheathan, Brion and SayerS.
Spriag.-Cfsady, Claiborne aud Myers.
WorkLouss-Sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
improvements aRi Expenditures - AoCleland, Brieu
and sanbOrA.
P'.Jiio Properv-Robb, stewart and Driver.
Fest House-Carpsr, southgste an HALEY.
| or Tie Board oi Aldermen meoIs the Tuesday,
ueXl preceding the second and fourth Thursdays h
each month, and the Common Council tho scoonC
aud fourth Thursdays In each month,
NIGHT POLICE
| Captain-John Baugh.
| FirG Lis,ueHant-Androw Joyce.
| Second Lseitstdnt--John II. Davis.
| Policen,e,--wm. Jackson, John Cavender, Mich IA
| Wis. Jool Phillips, Wn Baker, John Cottrel, william
| MAYO, John Rngles, J. W. Wright, john Pickett
Robert Scott, " c Francis, David Yates, ChAs. Hu
| lit and W DRnley.
AS- The Police Court is opened Every morning a
| aine o'clock
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Tbs Richmond correspondent Of IA,
L''la9n 1ine' writes that The Horih 4 d.
naneislly used uP-ysi directs hls IN.
ployeIs agents 10 New York a rtDl
him his wages IN yyesibqoLs.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.


sAs-ig-James NJ Hinton. DcY~t,e.-ThomAs Hob.
Eon and J. K. Buchanan.
Rsgisisr-PhinoHs Garrett
Ttuses-w. Jasper Taylor.
ooronsr-N II. Balchor.
Rang~r-John Corbitt.
Revenue Collsotor-w. D. Robertson.
Railyoad Tar Collector---J. e, Brilcy.
Co,,stdblss Jor Hs Nashville Disrict-JohR D. Cover
lnd J, +, Newman
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-Hon. James whltwOrth.
C1srk-P Lindsey Elehol,
a. Tho Judges Court msots the arst MoHiay in
each month, aad the Quarterly Court eompOad Of
the Magistrates OF the County 10 hsd the Arst Mon
lay ia Jshuary, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
yudge---- -.
Clsrk-David c. Love.
RB- The Court rnoeIs the ur.t Monday 10 March
and september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
JuSgs-Hon. william x. Turner.
C7~k-ChArss e. Dggons.
sA- The Court neOts The nrst Monday IS Apru Au
Gust AAd DsOcmbOr
cAANcERY COURT.
CAaaosllor-Hon sAmuel D. Erierson
Cgsk and Masisr-J. r. Gleavss
e. The Court meets the alsI NOaiay "a Nay AMI
! November
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Mashrille Amiun.
Published BY an AssociOtion Of Printers.

office ON Printers Alley, between
Union and Deaderiek Streets.
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An immense Dahlsion qua WsieblpsI
ta,O5Opounda. has been nont 10 Boas1
70 be used Ia lhe dsfence al thst
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B. B. CONNOR & BRO,

B. B. C0NNOR & BRO,
COmmISsION MERCHANTS,
NO. ColLEGE STREET
new SIOcH Just received and for sale
low to close Qua GOnsig uEAaents,
0On Bbls. Salt, for sale by
100 'Sl's sps SAL Tor '''' y oossoE 4 BRO.
Sn Cols ROPE, for salOO by
Az Sps CONNOR BRO.
10 aps CONNOR BRO.
IOl) IOS apS ~ w. GoNNoR BRO.
kO boxes SOAP, for sale by .......
OO Gps CoNNOR a BRO.
80 chests TEA, for sale by
IL APPS CONNOR BRO
10 half Ghosts TEA, ior sale by .,,,,...
IL APPS CONNER BRO.
~ SpS CoNN0R a BRO.
20 ':1tt sSs SODA for '''' by ooSSOn4 BRO.
lou eis sps C6NEoR BRO.
Ok boxes Star CANDLES. for sale by
ZC APPS CoNNoR BRO
70 Sps ooSNoR 90.
Ia s Sps ' ', COMMON sRo,
10 Sps CoNNoB BRO.
"a Sps 'ooNNoR q BRO
, Sps coNNoR a BRO.
y SPs CoNNoRG BRO.
10 bbls. TROUT, for sale by .,,,,.o, mo
lO apS CONHON a'bho,
10 0sSi8 Sp8 " -'" '''' W sew doNNoR BRO.
q Sps " ooNNoR BRO
To sps ~ cOSSoR Bso.
ne boxes Dried Sealed, for sale BY
III APPS OONNOh n hkO,
81 SSs " w ooVNoR BRO
En bbs Crushed Sugar, FOR salo by
DND ans COMMON q BRO.
IHS bags MEAL, Tor sale by
IEO ap8 CONNOR6 BRO.
6nO bbs FLOUR, Tor sale by
CNJO aps CuNNOR 4 BRO
on casks HAMS, for sale by
~ aps oONNo bl'O.
90 casks slDEs, for sale by
~ Sps oONN0R b80,
OOn bbls nne POTATOES, for sale BY
ZNJNJ aps CONNOR a BRO.
on boxes fresh Garden sf1ED, for sale by
~ APPS OONNOR BRO,
. bbs onion sErS, for sale by
= aps CONN0R BRO,
1n tiorccs Csnysssed HAMS, with large lot oi Al
M uf,s OF Goods, which we will close out low, a
our old rsAud, No Colegostr
apps d. CONNOR BRO.
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silas Casey, BrigadIsr General by hr,yet In tho
egu'ar army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

country, and the vicinity Of 81 many large
cities 1t is wonderful
LAgrsr NEws.--pr. D. T.. Jett anil David
Block, Esq, returned last Monday altcr-
noon from u trip 10 Richmond. They cross
ed the river at Bolivar landing on Wcdnes-
day morning the 10Th, and bring the latest
intelligence. We are indebted to Mr.. Block
for late Eastern newspapers, amongst them
the "Mohile Evening News Of the ?lst lust,
from which we make extracts.
They report all on the other side hopeful
aud hU0yHnt. II wGs only on reaching tho
Mississippi river and this side, that thcy
met with anything like dependency
The enemy were entirely defeated in
thelrA.tack upon Charleston, aud have been
driven from all thcir positions on land, ex-
cept small portion of Norris Island, from
which they cannot make any successful
attack upon our works. For the present
Charleston is out of danger
They report Bragg at Chattanooga, hav.
ing henrd nothing of the movement of his
army back upon Knoxville and Atlanta.
These were Yankee accounts, and no doubt
false. Gen. llagdee has been transferred to
Johnston's command, and Gen. d. II. Hill
to the army in Tennessee as his successor
in the command of his old corps Gen.
llardce has gone to Gen. Johnston without
his command it seems, aud the rumor of
Johnston having been reinforced by Hor-
dee, has that foundation. Our informants
heard fom Il colonel in the Confederate SER
vice in Mississippi, that Johnston having
been reinforced from some quarter, advanc-
ed upon Grant again from Chunkoy Station.
That Grant had rapidly Withdrawn across
the Big Black to Vicksburg, and that our
army re-occupied Jackson.
Lee has withdrawn his army 10 the neigh
borhooi of Winchester. His movement
upon Pennsylvania was entirely successful.
He brought out an enormous amount Of pro-
visions and army supplies, which the Con-
federacy would have been embarrassed to
furnish. The loss of the enemy during this
expedition is estimated in killed, wounded
and prisoners, at 10000. Our own loss at
$1,000.
They heard of no transports nor troops
about Napoleon, for the purpose of inyad-
ing this department, as has been reported.
They were within eight miles of Napoleon,
and would doubtless have heard something
of them if they had been there.
We are glad to welcome these citizens
home and upon the whole feel much cheer
ed and encouraged by their reports. Some
of them may be incorrect, certainly but
the general tenor is very hopeful.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

To AJENNSpERs NOTuu&
suppose you were in Desert Wild;
Midst fire and Icmpest's dread ularms'
And ~ YOU tlcd, you closp.d your child
Which, -woetly in its s.Guber smiled,
Upon your arms.
Sweet infant stranger to tile fear,
Which racks thy mothers anxious breast
Yet, wrUpt in her embraces dear,
Thou 4rcGmCst not Of dangers near.
There rest: babe rest
Poad mother should the thin gs of time and
sense,
PerpleX thee, in thy hcavcnward road;
Think On thy bubo; and learn from hence
With simple child-like confidence,
To trust thy God,
he holds the tempest in His hand
lie reigns, though Earth inpatient rave.
His instruments around Him stand,
Awaiting His supreme command,
To slay, or save.
lie rites, nor can a sparrow fall,
But by Divine permission given:
His Providence extends Ger all:
Doubt not, then, but thy fecblest call
Is heard in Heaven
Oh, trust! though waves roll mountains high;
And, threat'ning, toss thy trembling bark
And vn-H the bowling winds sweep by,
And blacken'd CLOUDS deform the sky,
And all Il dari.
Still let thy steuifast soul repose,
Quite confident in Jesus love:
He'll give thee yic,ry Ger thy foes
Guide thee to lifes eventful close
Then take thee to unite with those,
Who sing His praise above.
Augxst 9Th. 1868
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
ouAnrEkMAsrEn,s orr1cE,

San Antonio, Texas, July 9th, 1868.
"a compliance with General Orders, No. SO, notice
2 'eby given to all concerned, that the rates and
Fa3 paid TO teAmsters and for feght in the service
,.a Lur my charge, arc as follows;
1samsters owning the teams they drive, are paid
-lt at the rate of three cents pound per hun
.-sN niles Teamstere not owning their teams are
a sages At the rate Of forty dollars per month"; and
rgti on Teamsters who freight through 10 Browne.
'ig will be furnished there by my agents with facil-
.f for obtaining their necessary supplies.
I, above rates arc payable altogether in Ooniede.
-.sg rotes.
greral order No 7s, above referred to. is as fol-
HEAD -QuARrBRs DIsrEfcr OF TExAs,l
NEw MsxIco AND ARIZONA,
Houston. Texas, May sob, 1853.
To-. .. Al 0RDKRs, No. 70.
,crsons entitled 10 employ conscript Transfers
as transportation Of cotton, are hereby prohibit
20 ray them higher wages than are allowed these
.ns ers BY Major Hart. Major Hart will cause the
--t.s I which these men employed 70 be publish.
s u n the newspapers for the information Of all con-
s.r.fi After having Srraneed the rates with the
- 1isbursinz ofioers Of this District, theso off.
re- n notify their contractors that any violation
rl's order will cause them 10 BE- Immediately de-
.lsal of all conzsript facilities. BY command OF
IAi Gen. J. BANKHEAD MAGRUDER.
GE0yA NAsENBEE, JE., A. A. &. Gen. !
ir 70 actinsundsr my authority. are directed 20
-ri 70 me arg Tssinttons VI tlt, above General Or
ich may come 10 their kBoE ledge
=. HART. Naior and Quar- te master.
rH III neVsplp[rF in thie STATE ropy Tor ere rnunfh
"a bills 10 this ofEee for payment.
-1r 22-35.4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
HEAD -QuARTBRs DISTRICT OF TEXAS
NEw MExIco AND ARIZONA,
Houston, Texas, May sob 1853.
st0o REWARD.

- or STOLEN from the undersigned, on
13lh ult, whilst caurlur, mfies ts-iou
re- Geek on fhs Wac- rad, TWO SOE-
H0RsEs---oie % .sucs higii, LARK tnsne
. ~ 1ei.-ie 81 .sft u-i1lH mark, snd n braut.
her t17rrJr iiiion ali rsE-ed EiFIsdi the
or fi ts1fs hiEh, fArs ri En4ra and 'all.
81 ~. sIanan ~tiis star On De tcrshssd
r.l|isi 3 On e. sh1nider. Ihc zhll re-
- I'D Z aIi n-rsfu dciiT-rilc saii hnIses
- flfI-'s. nr a. tiie Cerfr tf 10.
- fr.|f 1-'afse riiis riaiias O..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

\ ' w.
And yet thuu bitter ho tho cup
ly 81 u Fathers will;
And mercy mingled with caol, drop
Pglcla,ms Him Father still!
Then lot your spirits passive lie,
Ald though Tie snap each earthly tie
Yet, Job-libe, confidently crv--
Wen trust Him, though He kill!
'SouIL Carolina
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

We are pleased % learn that tho Telsgrarh
-- 1.a re rlsaiii icatia1 Ct the Listory
--Er- e offhl 7essz EHslls, flor Texas {
ian-, l..-s oaT5c-s I.- Of The ith Berineni by
4 rn.ls. Eaich sas F1hllslai IN biehu
srr- The I-lesaFh ssEss
H7It.- tt-r -el-a q . ..--- 1-r c. -rr1t o. if
g. aHa- 80 -f Pc. sri hs.- --l ia-d-.a % 1-
f t-.f ua.s -ac
-t ..rl r.. rt...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
IN MEMNRIAM.

10 ihe Bt. Rev. Alexander Grrgg, y. H., AMI Mr,
g., on thu death oriheir son, AlrAANDER; NH
died In camp, Virginia, u, crmbrr, 1851, In th
nineteenth year OF bis age,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-24
The Rleht Ground.

The following resolutions adopted by the
Quarterly Conference OF the Quincy and
Simpson Circuits, Of the ". Iowa Conference
have the genuine ring, and take precisely the
right ground
Whreas, it is currently reported and gen.
orally believed by the citizens Of Adams
county, Iowa, by members Of church and
those who are not. that certain Of the men,
5er,hip Of the N. E. Church, within the bounds
Of Quincy and Simpson circuits W. Iowa Con.
ference, are connected with and DO assist GER
tam organizations who declare themselves to
be and are opposed to the powers that be, to
wit, the present administration and laws Of
the United States that they Will resist the
enforcement OF the same who utter treason
able sentiments, and who sympathize with
treason, secession and rebellion Now. there
fore, we, the official members of said Quincy
and Simpson circuits, in Quarterly Confer
ence assembled
ResoIge, |. That We DO most cordially
approve President Ljncoln'5 administration.
That We are greatly clated with the success
of the Union arms that we hold ourselves
WV 'N""J W SO-VI'Ct3t Win tiiG dblHlutSLFh-
tlon III the support Of the same, and to enforce
the laws Of our beloved country.
2. That we are sincerely and conscien-
tioas,y opposed to treason or rebellion in
either Churca or State.
). That we cannot, We viii not, il view of
our national difficulties, fellowship any mem
Der III our church who is 10 any wise connect
ed with any party, sect, coordination, or Or
ganizatlon, VINO do in any way Or manner ut.
Ter treason, or sympathizo with secession aud
rebellion.
l. That we will not fellowship any men,
Der or members, whether male or female, who
assist in any manner in supporting disoyal
newspapers, either by subscribing fer and
reading them as their family or political or
gan, or by circulating them or otherwise
). That for the love of our country, for
the good Of the Church. and the glory of God,
We do most emphaticaty request aud entIeat
any and all members Cf any there beg who
have any connection with treason, or sympa-
thy for rebels, to withdraw practically from
our church.