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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-27
ISpu,rpr o. GrYnnAL BAkr,.-A M


INDUSTRY OF GENERAL BASxS.-A New
Orleans letter to the Boston Journal says
"Geueral Banks rises At six lu the morn.
ing, aud is occupied couple Of hours bs.
fore breakfast 10 ptruIiug bis correspond.
enco, lie reaches his headquarters be-.
tween nine aud ten, and from that time til
four he Is overwhelmed With callers, who
seek redress from real or faHcied grievances,
or prefer requests for every possible favor
which lies 10 the power OF the General to
graft. Ills tune being thus occupied dur.
lug tue day, his evenings are devoted TO
writing dispatches to the Government and
other business, which be performs at bis
private residence. Here, even, DO 10 not
free from the tide Of appeals and petitions
He seldom retires before midnight"
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COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS,
ATTENTION!

7 MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT TIE At.
l tpntIOn Of the trade TO my large GsOrtmrnI Of
Coal OIL AndlllerE, Pendants, brackets HArpA
French Lamps Lamp Stands, aud Trimmings Of rV.
every description. Alsj, Lanterns. with Billings
no Chimney Butuer, which il superior to anything
ever offered TO the trade.
As to quality Of fnish and liberal prices defy
competition. Catalogues with prices sent CD APPli-
oAtOn FREE Of charge 10 the tradG.
Onirs No. go Pearl street, New York. Factory
No. ~ State street, Brooklyn.
". II SMITH,
fpb2l.lms Sole Manufacturer.
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TIKI DRAPr IN MIoHIGAS.-The draft has
been quietly going on in those counties Of
Michigan where the quota bias not been
filled by volunteers. Nen Of all classes
have been drafted without distinction. Ia
Que instance member Of the State Lsgis.
lRture was dawn, and In another the per.
son elected to take the names from the boz
drew bis own, NotrOubl0 has taken place,
and no resistance has been offered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-27

THE SHORTEST WAYrO PEACE.-"Whpn.
ever our Government lI n'saIlcd, )" said the
lamen'sd Senator DOugIGI, 10 bis great
speech At Chicago, May lat, lsOI,-"wbeu
hostile armies are marching under rude
and OdIOuS banners, the shorleSt way to
peace Is the most 'tupsndOus and uuanI.
nous preparation Tor war"
Let Peace Democrats put that iu their
PIPe and smoke Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-27

THr Mobile Adr~ti'r contains an aL.
vsrIIsoment offering ShOes at wholesale ut
tue very low price Of 50 10 per pair. a
lady recently from AtAINntu, IAyn she was
offered $2S for AN pair Of kid boots worth
about s..
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BuPVALo, MARION COuSrY

bSFtAbui NAhaSN SubHAls
Editors Inteiisnetr:
Can you send US more Of the address Of
tho Convention and Of the speeches Of Sen.
AtOr Wiley, They strike the enemy to de-.
mOliSh. Our rebels and other hired cats.
paws have still been urging that by tue
Wiley amendment, West Virginia was
to be ovsrrun with free negroes. That Il
was In fact Den. WAde'S great cOlonilAlio
scheme, &c. Often Fsfulsd, false and Do.
eeitful as 10 this preteIt, It Is still urged,
even by men Il should use the singular
number) Of legal pretensions. But our
people know Senator Wiley, aud that
what be ItR,es asa fact iS true 10 the letter,
aud 10 bis speech, he not only gives the
chapter aud section, but the law itself that
hurlS back upon lie Infamous authors, the
falBehood and fraud With which they
would niIleAd cOufding people. But
give our people Information, the facts and
you will 1nd them true as steel aud firm
as our mountains. They have had enough
Of Eastern Virginia domination and on.
preSSion-haVe heard enough from Eastern
Virginia tmisSariss (CArlilP and the bearer
Of Legislative dispatches arc both Eastern
VlrgInians. The good old ship Marion
which 90 calamity buGIstCd tho Sleges Of
secession Ia launChed-hsF sails IrImed
and right gAllantIy does she ride upon the
wave. Listen for the idtS Of March.
CO.wHASu.
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Editors hi,lligsneer:
VIM. J. DegarmO, a member Of Com pAny
D, 18th regiment Virginia Volunteer To-.
fAntry, died Of brain fever 10 the Hospital
At Winchester, Va, Feb. 23d, 1869. To a
kind and agreeable disposition he united
the soldierly qualities OF promplneSS and
faithfulucSS III the discharge Of every duty.
His remains will be sent 10 his frieulS
who reside neAr West Liberty, Va, to he
inferred near the home Of bis childhood.
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COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.

NEIk'S NOTICE.
In the District G uTt II the Unltel States for the
Western district Of Virginia.
William Morrison, In admiralty,
". la cause Of lrIlRtlon or
Steamer Hen. Franklin. Partition. ~ '''''''" "
NOTICE IL hereby given that will, At my Otlce,
IN on Fourth street, In the CITY Of Wheeling, Va,
on Saturday, the 9sth day Of February 1858, In NJ.
eordAnee with Decree Of the District Court OF tue
United States for the Western District Of vIrHinIa
proceed,
PIrSt To ascertain tho several debts aud liabilities
Of tho SAid steamboat Hen Franklin, and their sever.
al priOrllles, whether the same be lien, OF lebtt,
ehArEea6ls to the whole boat, or TO the Interest or
share Of either owner;
Second The ahArsS or Interests Of each owner In
baid steamboat; and.
Thirl, Such other matters As may be Getulel per.
tnent or pWPer, or A'Any party In Interest may re-
qulrs.
- HANNIBAL FORBES,
tebl It'll ithcS U 4. Commissioner,
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The New state Consultation.

are not going to revert at length to tue Op.
preuuiOns of the legislation under which we
have lived as a dependency of the East
Their name Is legion, and they are care.
fully laid away 10 bitter remembrance by
every West Virginlan. Taxation without
representation caused the American rsvo.
luton, yet this WAS a wrong We had sub.
mltted to for quarter Of century. The
slave property of the East had members 10
both Houses of the Legislature, who voted
voted away the money OF the white men of
the West. We bad to submit TO the miEed
basis of representation that Is, that all the
slaves were to be represented, three Of
them being equal to one white man. Near.
~ ali Of them being In the East, this gaze
the East full sway over the State legisla'
tlou. In the Convention OF 1850 they pre-.
tended to partially reform this iuIquity by
cuucedluE to the IVES. the white basis In
the House OF Delegates but 1t amounted
to nothing, for they retained 1t in the Sem
ate, and thus kept their power secure. The
Infamous abuses, excuses, and injuries to
the people that flowed from system es.
tablIshsd on such basis do not need to be
recitsd here. They are only too familiar
to US all, for there are noue in tue West
that have pot felt their pressure. WespOks
of some Of them yesterday 10 connection
with financial legislation, and to whatever
part Of our history we turn they confront
US. lis full of them.
The nav State Constitution sweeps
away this parent iniquity aud all chance of
a wicked progeny, Ata single stroke. In
the new State there Is TO be no slave rep.
reIsptation In our legiSlAture-uO proper
ty representation Of any kind. RprTsn.
tGhon il to Be according TO Ehite population.
We are to have the white basis, for which
We SO long contended With the East.
Every white man Is to be as good as an
other, and to have just as much voice In
making the laws. ThuS the foundation Of
our system OF legislation, like that Of our
taxation, Is laid 90 tue enduring basis Of
simple equality and Justice.
In GppOrtioniug The representation among
the various counties and districts Of the
State, we conceive the Convention has
come as near the literal application of the
principle as was practicable.
Tbs counties Of Pendls.on, Hardy, lIamp.
shire and Morgan being included in con-
formity with the second section of Article !
Of the Constitution, there will be forty
eight counties, divided into ten Senatorial
districts, aud tue Senate will consist of
twenty, aud the House Of Delegates of fifty
two members, (cOmPAro the I'd, 18th and
l4th sections of Article:lY.)
The Senatorial districts will be as tol.
lows; /, Hancock, Brooke and Ohio 2,
AArShall, Wetzsl and MariOn 3, Monon.
gala, Preston aud Taylor !, Peasants,
Tyler, Richie, Doddrldge and HarrIsonf 5,
Wood, Jackson, Writ, ROane, Calhoun and
elmer 6, Barbour, Tucker, Lewis, Brax.
ton, UpShur aud Randolph Z, Mason, Put.
HRm, KGnGWhS, CLAY and Nicholas; 8, Ca.
bell, Wayne, Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Ner.
az,
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CARTE DE VISITES,
PHOTOGRAPHS & AMBROTYP

A I.S0, Pictures copied for Cards or enlarged to
ter Color,
Gilt Frames OfAll sizes for ale cheap.
No eEpshse will 10 spared 10 make this Gallery
nral ehH In every respect, and worthy Of the patron.
age - generously bestowed by the public.
ieb2bu WYKES 1 BROWN
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God guard our dag, and keep SAchSIAr
Bach stripe a. bright ~ now they WATA
SILL mako Il lead our rAnksin war,
still 6oat above Zach patriotic grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TotrAll itthrouEh the dust OF shame,
All honest hOArts It's lot will share
And follow II to Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-27

COTroN.-0uV hundred bales Of cotton
were sold 10 Nashville last week at seventy.
ave cents per pound,
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Tho United States of America, In Rem, IN a cause
Isaac R. TrInbls. SOn IItsStISl' AND

Isaac r. Trinbs. c0udSoGtiOu.
WHRRBAs, at the hlll tenn, A. d. 1859, Of the
W District Court Of the United States for the
Western District Of Virginia at Wheeling an uCnr.
nation Wa hledon bShAlfoT the United States, by
the Attorney thereof for the said District, against
lUs boxes of Railroad PAhenlnHH, described n aid
Information A. the property Of iESOe X. TrimbIe; Al.
leEinE In substance that aid IGIAe 4. TrImbis IL
acting - an ollcr ofthe army Of tho rebels In arms
against the Government Of tho United States, and
that no Il holding 40 once or agency under the Gov.
eTunient OithS BocAllr Confederate States VI Amer.
leH' aud under the rSbelllouS Government Of the
Stale Of Virginia. one Of the States Of said COnirdBr.
Aey and that he WAE tho owner Of the property Aore.
said, aud praying that Iaid property may BE- rounS.
Gated Anl sold A. Forfeited 10 the United StAtoa
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the monItIun IN.
der the seal u The said Court 10 mo directed and Do.
NeTed dohSFeby ElVS public uOtlcS to all persons
claiming any Interest In uaId property, 10 appear he
1r0 tho Judge Of the District Court Tor the Western
Dttret Of Virginia, At wheeling on tho 9Th day Of
APRIL, A. D. 1868, II the same shall 10 day oil jurlu.
Istiou, or else on the nSEt day Of Jurisdiction there.
amer, then and thNrr to IhtSrpOSS their claims and
make their alterations In that behalf
Dated this tlh day Of February, A, n. lSGS.
EDWARD ". NORTON,
Marshal OF the United States
for the Western District ofVa,
AISJLNH II. sAiTH, District Attorney. fSbl.iIt
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For Sale or Rent,

~ THAT LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
1aEIlGnd Including " Gcres Of ground. with bear.
lug orchard ofApple aud peach tres. Good we'll u
water and ciEteIn, with spacious grounds for flower
garden mud .hrubbCry. Possession given on the lat
VI April or immediately II leIlrUl. For further In.
formation apply to EDWIS y. ZASH,
Wheeling Island.
fshi-tIIApl or to II. ". PHILLIPS.
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TAYLOR, ROLLYSON 4 CO.,
No. 90 MAIN STREET, wnEElIN,

NO % HNIN STthEIi WHEELING
IL AVE FOR SALE small farms, coal hanks, dwell.
III ling houses, store houses, and Iots 10 Of neal
Wheeling. Also improved farms Wild lands, town
lots, mill prcPsIly, &c. 10 nearly oil the Western
and Middle HAtes. Also valuable ult we'll near
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad All D. rSouS wish
Ing to vii purchase real estate are invited to Give
Us call
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Rrnnklin Insurance. 20.

rIuIR Stockholders OF the franklin Insurance Com.
pGny arr hereby notified TO call al the CltiIsuS
6gpcsIt Hank within the next ton days, and pay IN
rrr cent additional on the stock Of said company
Sni FiTS bond for the balance Of their stock.
SIsT.i0l &c. ARTHUR, ssey.
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FOR SALE.

r-ss ALI THAT HOUsE AND LOT on Zane, bO.
ID tween PIith and Sixth streets, and occupied by
the undersigned ~ dwelling house and 6OttllnR
cellar Erb2S JESSET 0ARR0RTH.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.


OIftcE OF COLLECTOR or lNTERNLL RETENCE,
First DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
F1NTE Licenses and duties OIL manufactured articles,
l assessed for the months Of September, October,
November and December. for Ohio county, are nov
due. will be 10 my Office from this data until the
%, and At TTiAdelphLa Ia pSrS0n or by deputy on
Wednesday, the 18th, and at West Liberty On the
!t and 18th Of February, All Tar % not Maid on or
before these specified days, the penalty u IN rFr
cent. ~ specified Ia the Excise Tax Law, SEC, 10th,
will be enforced.
None but Treasury Notes received In payment Of
taxes. JAS. q. ORR,
hbi3'tlll 18th Collector Let Dist Va
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CLONING OUT HALES

RIO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS,
| An selling Winter Drr5s Goods at ltss than
CRlIrOes.
am also closing out wOOlGn IIo.e at lees than
old prices. febl0 u.s.. RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-27

House on Main Street 10 Let,
FOR RENT.

CONTAINING due stOTUTooH, besides tue dwell.
I ling part. rOsEes'I Oh tile lint Of April. In.
lulrs Of lJNH26l PRYOR& PROST.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT.

- A COMFORTABLE DWELLING, four rooms
u and kitchen gu QuinCy street, east Of siA'h'
[,6g. AsFP' NO" " BERGER HOFFMAN.
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FOR RENT.
ATTENTION.
PURCIC SALE OF LOTS ON NVHEE.
LING ISLAND

INiH undersigned viii. as Trustee Of the estate u
i EbeaGFgr Zane, deceased, OierlAt auction, at the
front door Of the Court House VI Ohio county, on
Wednesday, the llth day Of March next, n large
number Of building UtS on Wheeling Island. Most
embrace many Of the must desirable on the town
plat: R.K. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-27

1'llI UNDERSIGNED hnI DHpclutOd With himself
i John Drown In tho Photograph business, At bis
old stand, 1872 MAln street, which will be continued
In the name Of wyksd brown.
ieh2S2v J.W. WYKRs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-27

S00 HOOP SKIRTS-IArRtSt stock 10 the city.
ONJU EXtrA long Skirts for tall ladies.
Extra wide do for "mOrs substantial WOMEN"
Bradlsy's celebrated wide tapes do.
isbIO US. RHODEs.
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SPRING DE LANES.
A PEW pieces handsome spring style. 01rlkNldI,
n Magenta aud White De lAnrG, all wool.
Plain IlACk 81 and 81 De lSlnes.
ballard Val FlAnnVls, all qualItIe..
febiA Us. RHODES,
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OyTlcE W CoLLIcrON Or IHT. RGvGNuE,
Wheeling, Va, Psb. 20, 1865.
OP LIQUORS AND COAL OIL Dis
tiIlsra will take notice that Or. J. II Connolly
hAI been lawfully appointed Inspector aud uAuEer
VI Liquor, and I'll, under the EIclsU Law Parties
dlsIiIilpg either must, before making Ale Of the
same manufactured since the first Of September, have
It Inspected aud gagged by tbs above Inspector, As-
cordlng to Law, under PVnAlty Of the same See w.
JAS, Q. ORR,
fCL2T Col. Int. Rev, lat Dist. u Va.
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G. A good tWo.,tory brick DWELLING HOUSE,
U on llimpdOn street. Apply TO
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

MEADvILLE, PA.
FOUNDED IN 1915. FALL Term commence, IN.
4 second Monday 10 August. Winter Term eoH,.
mtnera the hut Monday 10 December, Spring Tam
SounIeneaI the last Monday In March,
Students commencing Latin, Greek or AlRsLra,
should 10 present At The opening thsspring fern.
foblSlm' GEO. LOOMS, Prvt
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Music Reoeived TODAY

{ t0RsETs-A supply JuIl rUoolytda, the Variety
" storS Of D.Nic0LL / BRO,
"0dV 100 NAin Tsrpst.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-10
Friends of JEFF. Davis.

SIMON LEcHRoNE, "a northern traitor),
tjld the rebels he resided near Wayncs-
boro, Pennsylvania, and was a good reb.
el. lie had voted for Breckenridge, and
now loved JEFF. Davis, while he dctested
Lincoln and abolitionists. They listen.
ed attentively, and at the close took IL
horses, and escorted Simon 10 Ha, erj-
town, where they insisted on his joining
The rebel army. Mr.. BEARD, Of the same
place, devout Davis worshipper, told
them the same story. He owned but one
horse. Two scouts took the animal, but
said that, inasmuch as Mr.. d. was good
Confederate, they would restore the horse
upon receipt of $40 in grecnbacks. He
gave the money, and received the halter
of the horse in his own hands. But an
other scout rode up, and claimed ten dol
lar interest in the horse. He was about
to take him along, when Mr.. b. handed
him the money, with groan, and rcceiv-
ed his quadruped from the hands of scout
No. .. Ere FIVE minutes had elapsed all
other rebel rode the animal away.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-10
why The south sebcllcd!


EXTRACT OF DRorGH's srEEcH AT DAYTON.
The next Governor Of Ohio was pres.
ent at the great Celebration held in the
city of Dayton on the 18th. lie delivered
one Of the most eloquent and soul-strring
speeches that we have ever read. His
ayicc 10 his old Democratic friends, is
so much to the point, and contains so
much good sense, that we cannot see
how any loyal man can hang on to the
skirts Of that infamous traitor, Vullandig-
ham. The following is an extract from
BRouGHs cloqucat speech -" After you
had yielded to all just demands, they
turned upon you, and said, because you
have made sectional election OF Presi-
d,nt we inaugurato rebellion, aud array
ourselves against the man you have chos.
en- to preside over us trus, the forms of
the Constitution have been observed /;
thefcople OF the country have done eve.
ry thing in regular order but you have
taken that man from the North, aud we
of the South rebel against him, and we
will have you ana yours no longer.
Still YOU tried to compromise still
you pointed to the fact that, though u
Northern man was elected to the Presl-
dency Of the United States, he was elec.
ted, in all human probability, by the ma
chinations Of these Southere men that,
at al! events, they had committed acts
which forced that result upon the coun-
try, aud il could have been avoided If they
had desired it. For, prior to that election,
there existed party that had been pow
erlul, and which had co-operatcd with
that people in rcdressing their grievances
that hal yielded to their demands on all
oeeasions-a party that had existed from
the organization Of the Government
And, while too much, continually, still,
so Car es the people were concerned, they
endeavored to preserve unity. That par
ty of the people, their leaders struck down
aud rendered powerless. They took as
the ground for this rebellion, the fact that
a Northern man had been elected Presi.
dent by sectional vote and yet, they
refused to cooperate with the leaders OF
the Democratic party in the election OF
the only man who could have stood the
contest with any man in the Northern
States, or have the shadow of a chance
of election, They struck this party down
because they had their plans laid. and
their purposes fixed before hand. In its
glory and power they palsied and wither-
ed it. They refused to cooperate in the
election Of any man who had any pros
pect Of success, aud thrust in the face OF
it's representatives,, in Charleston, a
platform which no delegate from the
North would have dared bring back to
his constituents. Their object was to
bury that party il was TO find an excuse
for the purpose they had beforehand de-
termined 20 accomplish. Then fol-
lowed as a necessary consequence, this
election. by which the Northern States
centered on single individual, and by
which he was elected to the Presidency.
On the other hand, except in the modif,
r. l. IL -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-10
EOREIGN NEWS.
Nav York, July 6, 1863.

Nav YORK, July 6, 1863.
Tho City OF Washington from Liver
pool June -, aud Queenstown 35th, has
arrived,
Rochuck aud Lindsey had an interview
with Napoleon, who assured them that
his views regarding the American war
uu changed aud he desired again to inter
,crposc his rood ,ilices in conjunction
with England. Al Cabinet Council, at
which Napoleon presided, il was rvsoly, d
to instruct Baron Gross 10 renew the
French proposals TO the English Govern.
mont.
The Polish question is unchanged, MIR.
Pa lmcrsion explains the substance of the
propositions OF Englsnd, France aud
Austria, They include general aud
complete amnesty national representa-.
ton for Poland that the Poles alone ill
the ,Mtial positions in Poland that per.
feet berly oi conscience he granted ;
that the Polish language be used in all
public transactions, aud that regular
system OF recruiting be established.
The rerg OF Russia is uuNiously
awaited,
Very w1rliSe rumors prevailed in Paris
about Poland.
LONDON, June 20.
The trial of the Al Saudris case has
been decided IN favor OF the defendants.
II Is stated that il England refuses u
join Napoleon in American medtation,he
will invite Spain 10 do So.
The Tunes looks upon the present po-
sition OF England in Europe with uneasi-
ness. IL Gays
We confess to some o; the uneasy and
unsettled toelings which took possession
OF the minds ol all r, ilecting men during
the lowering aud unsettled year hich
proceeded the American war. Our an
ehor is lifted, aud We are drifting in a
current which seems leading MS to one oi
two disogrecuble aternatiNcs--wNr il we
advance, loss OF character ii we retreat"
The Times also says the Russians ia
Paris seems persuaded that war is all but
certain.
7
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-10
The Rebels on their Friends.

The sandusky Register of Tuesday
last contains the following truths A
class of graceless falsifers have been in
the habit o! telling what important aids
Greeley aud Bcecher, and other meE cf
the North were to the rebels. They threw
out the baselcss assertion at every turn
with as much assurance as though they
did not know they were lying. The reb-
els understand matters better. Vallan.
digham is sent among them, and they care
for him kindly, ,enderfully, praise him
with tlattering words, though some OF
them, for effect, aver his mistaken posi-
ton, they then send him out of their
country with the virtual Injunction, to
get home il he could, and work right on
jasi as he had been doing for tie past i,ro
years.
Doas any one suppose Horace Greeley
Henry Ward Beechor, Wendell Phillips
OF any other well known anti-slayery
man would have been treated that way [!
Clearly he would be, If he were helping
the rebels as the Copperheads aver. In
stead Of being sent North, he would have
been hung on sight. The rebels know
their friends, they know by whose labors
in the North they profit-hence their
treatment of Vallsndighsm and their
"God speed" to him for Governor Of
Ohio.