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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
Ths SPranG Gampaixn.


The spring campaign has opened % deci
dsdly in our favor. that ws have every
reasen 10 feel more than satisfied; while the
spirits Of the euemy ore copfessedly cast
down.
Gu The part Of the rebels, o plan Of az
|, gressi'e operations. which they have speut
| the winter in maturing, designed TO break
the encircling chain Of our armies, and re.
Iieve themselves f,om its deadly and ever
| Tightening pressure. has been attempted
with disastrous failure in every part and
particular. 1t embraced no less than funr
frrent aggressive undertakings. In
North Carolina, to overwtelin onr depleted
forces, aud rracqIite command of the coast
on the Nsnsemond, to cut of Gen. PEcK ut
Suffolk. compel the surrender of Norfolk,
aud b esk the blockade OF James River
Kentucky, to harvest supplies from that
State, penetrate TO the rear Of Gea. Rose.
GRAMS. and force him. to retreat from leu.
res,ee; sad in Western Louisiana,
frustrste the designs Of Gen BANKS against
n. Hudson, and threaten New Orleans. The
first attempt has oeen buffled by the stub
born vaior Of Gen. Foster; the second by
tho siertness aud skill OF Gen. PECK; the
the third by the promptiiude Of government,
and the energy Of Gen. BURNSIDE; and the
fourth bids fair to result in The total loss Of
the force engaged In every instance, the
rebels have suffered materially in their un
derlskings, besides experiencing the bitter
esrtenmeut resulting from such repeated
discom6tures.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
charles, on and AdmArat Dupop,.

We hare never had a juster illustration
Of the way in which some over zealons men
jump at a conclusion without reasonable
premises, than is afforded by the tone of
some portions of the press concerning the
recent attack on Charleston Without
knowing what was ineuded, and who is
responsible for the attack; in partial igno.
rance even of what was achieved, relatively
considered, some denOuuce the Admiral in
command as incavable or disloyal, while
Others pitch hot shot into General HySrER
for not co operationg in the attack with
his laud forces We could have wished
the result TO be different we are inclined
to think as we have already said, that the
disparity of guns. as bel ween the feet and
forts, was too great and have even gone
so far a. to regret that the attack was
made, if it was TO fail. Bat. after all, the
damage done was comparatively small; The
reconnaissance, coasidre as snch. was the
most valuable and effective possible, and
there are better ground upon whicn to base
a new attack. or TO withhold it. than there
could have been in any other way. Of
Admiral DUPONT there is but one thing to
be said, and that is that he stands befor 6
the country the beau IDEAL Of a naval com
mander. ,Iu every event Of his life he ha.
proved himself al able sailor. q true patri
ot, and IN honorable gentleman His suc-
cess at Port Royal was the result of coil
uess, forecast aud splendid aud .city and
we feel sure that if Charleston is 10 be tax
en-, give him the force aud means, aad hs
is the man to take il.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

We have already .ts,ed that Gen. Tho.
MAS announcement that the Government
had determined to employ negroes as sol.
diers and sborers in the Southwest was
received with enthusiasm by the 18th Ar.
my corps. The day following the announ
cement that be would commission all appli.
csuts for commands 10 the colored regi
ments, three hundred names were sent in.
This military plan is to be connected
with another, to employ the negroes iu
working the deserted plantations on the
horders' Of the Mississippi. The duties OF
soldier and laborer are 10 be combined. -
BY this process. there will be Gordon oi
armed labofers ex ending along the river.
from Cairo to Vicksburg, who will have
the highest possible motive for keepng u
bright look out against guerriIlas. For
they will know if they are captured, that
they will he returned to Slavery, il not
killed on the spot ; while. by defending
themselves. they have the guarantee of be-
ing recognized and protected as free men.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

BtecxADs RvrsEss.--The steamer Tubal
Cain. which was capssrsd on July a. 1851
while attempting 70 rnn the blockade. and
which was sold ip New York city. has been re.
seited BY she Government. II appears ,hs, she
bad been fitted out for another blockade voy.
sgs. having ou board q mixed cargo Of aour,
powder, caps, musksts. &c. The only two Of.
hcsrs found on board, surros and BLooxs,
were sent TO Fort Lafayette.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The Virginia which was launched from
Clyde Eng. for the Cunfedera.es is reported
in the British channel near the French
coast, where she took in armament, warl'ke
stores. &c, sailing WsstwaId Immediately,
She is described Of great strength, very
fast. armed with ten heavy guns aud two
Whlworlh 6S pivot guns.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

"lioNEsr CONFESSION Is Coon yua rHs
SouL'-The plan Of the rebels shown forth IN
the following extract from the Richmond Des,
paieh is we'll enough understood by the copper
head leaders. but perhaps the rank aud file do
not as fully understand the common Object ol
their leaders aud q leaders Of The rebellion. BY
unaided powe:s the rebellion must fail BY
IL poisoning 1T public seutinsnt NJ the north
aud the converting OF enemies into alies. ~ ia
here proposed. lies the ouIy hope of lyeasoa.- -
Hear IL:
"Tk only means Of securing oar o,en inds-
psadenes Is the sure one Of inereSsing the dug
cord among our eaemiss. AaD RrsDEBiSG osR,
TAIN tax BRsAKIkG ur W THk fEnERAL UkIJs,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

WREcK AND Loss 0Y LIrx-The British
STEAMER Anglu'Suxon was wIe,k ked on Muuday
last lour miles east VI Cape Race. with 800
passengers aud crew OF "a, in all 444 person.
There was u dense fog aud heavy sen at the
lime she went ashore. AL that are known TO
be saved 97-but two or more boats and some
rats are thought to be ahoat.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

TaE FEMALE SEcEsu.-The fsmas prisoners
st colsmbas. Mrs. BATTLES and Miss BARKER
have had bearing before Commissioner Ga'lo-
wey. The facts established were that they had
been using forged passes to get through our
lines. for the purpose Of carrying letters and
eooiraband articles into Dixie. They were
found guilty. sud will DO treated as prisoners
of var.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
CONFEDERATE LAND. IN South CAROLYN

CONFEDERATE LAND! IN South CAROLINA.
MIR. W 4. Wording. governmcn; agent
for the disposal of sud ,po' ST. Helena
Island. who has just arriveu il Washington.
states that not above township has ye,
been sold, while timber lands. fe' ries and
The town OF Beaufort are reserved for re-
igious and sduca' ioaal purposes. Sales
have been made To civilians aud military
personsges. aud some timts 10 combination
of negroes .t .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

CkEvELAsD & Prrssuss RAILROAD The
New York Commsreisl .adse.tissr learns that
% sppIicalioe has be.n made for tho discharge
Of the Receiver OF the Cleveland and Pr's'
burg Company. that Il may be manage by the
stockholdsu or their representatives, II 10
said they have cash snosgh on hand 70 make .
dividend. and ere 'eals ssltias to Gel. things 10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The stockholders IN the Rebel loan al
London got into terrible fright the other
day. in consequence Of the report thai
SPENCE, Of Liverpool, Confederate F'nsn-
cisI AgentIn Chief had failed. IL WAS
promptly coutradIcted. but not until the
s,oek suffered q ruiuOus fall.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The Trustees Of Plymouth Church, Brook
lyn. n. Y, have asked their. pastor, the Rev
HEsRr WARD BEEcHER to take European
teur Of four months. and have voted to pay the
expenses Of the trip. Mr.. BsEoHKR has &C
cepted the offer. u-t ed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

A Coon SueeEsrtos.-Iu the pockets Of
each Of three Ohio Deserters, who are to be
shot in Western Virginia n ext week, letters
were found from their fathers. advising them to
desert Governor Tod has advised the Presi :
dent TO shoot the fail hers instead Of the Sons.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The McCLELLAy WAR-The publication
Of the ,ffi isl report Of Gen. Mcclellan,
and the Report Of the Committee on the
Conduct OF the War. has renewed the Nc.
Clellan fight with redoubled vigor HIS
champions are pitching 10 with the most
desperate energy. as though the saving Of
The Union was small matter, compared
TO saving Mcclellan. l! the General is of
the same stripe ss very many Of his friends,
there is. no salvation for him. During ell
the weeks Of doubt and fear, through which
the country has passed since Mcclellan was
removed, be has not uttered one word or
given one sigu, for The pr prosecution Of the
war and he suppressohs Of he rebellion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

Gov, Seymours veto anished the bill to al
low soldiers Of New York to vote. The Sen.
ate overruled him. but the Assembly was too
strongly Democratic. This having failed. the
Republicans. as the only thing they could do
adopted bill proposing amendments to the
Constitution, TO effect the purpose.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

Arrangements have been made for laying .
third rail on tho r. f. & Chicago Railroad,
from its junction with the Atlantic a Great
Western to Chicago. II this is done IL will
give . connected line Of sir foot gauge from
New York 20 Chicago. and will have quite q
serious effect upon the lake shore lines. al
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The Cleveland Herald announces that Gov.
Tod has recently purchased u residence in that
city for SIS 0O0. II was known MS the Hill.
lard Mansion, aud originally cost S25,sOO.
II also announces that Senator Sherman 10
looking for u suitable residence in tina, CITY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

There are Indications OF aaolher ou,.
break smoDg the Indians Of the Norti.'
West, aud steps are being taken 10 meet
anything of the kind When !. may oeear,
promptly aud effectively. --e.t 49,, ii.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

ABOLITION MSuoMEsrs.-0f the waggery ol
JoHs vAsBuaxS there is no question. His
hits have Q force and piqaIncy that render
them irresistible. He proposed at the great
Uuou League meeting in New York to his
bearers 10 unite with him IN erecting a monu.
ment TO Yancey. Sli,lell, Mason aud JEFF Davis,
90 the great 6aishers OF the work Of abolition.
BY the war that they forced npos the Govern
meat. the work hiss boen done, and more efh'
cien,ly doas than 1t could have been by the
combined Efforts OF eli sbolitiousts Of the land.
The prince 10 right.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The Grand Ledye Of the Iadsp.edsat Order
sf0dd FslIosA Of the Sssss of. Obs. holds its
sssssl session o. etsabssviils, - Tsssd.y.
Msy l3tk. SA+7 gs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

THE PETEssOTv CAss, IL thought BY some to
be hut slighly less humbIing than tae Trent
affair. While We are technically in the wrong
10 seiEiog an English steamer rusniog from ~
English port TO neutral ooe--Metanoras the
grand depot OF rebel sspplies---thsre is no res
son. probably. 70 doub, the trae bearings Of The
sass. The memorial OF the ship sw.ers, aud
its psssentsaios by Earl Russell. has eOnssn.ra.
ted English feeling sod sentiment into quite q
farose. and led to the pressing Of the case upod
tho ktisDtion Of our Government the ultimate
step Of giving up the vessel and its mails. sc
thss Johnny Bull may qsist down again and
swsi, another opportunity 70 humble us.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

hsrusr o. THonAs sMs 70 BosroS S,-THos
~ Sxa. the fsgisive slave who wss returned
from hsss.'t slavery some years siaes. has ar.
rived back. bsviog escaped from ths rebels a
Visksbsrg.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

stsrsPs for rreunisery Notes.-The amendments
10 the Revenue Law an The following rates eth the sados
I" deared BY srroent decision of the Commission that
note undtt t2o ~ wctl over is srbjeet stamp duty.
<-crrf of Required sfar-ps.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Ashebuis County In the Court Of Probate.
Admni'srs'ris Of Jacob Klunph -,,,
The heirs Of saId Jacob, ets.
Court 10 the above case, will offer for sale at
Public Vendue, on the 2j day Of June,
A. n 1863 between the hours oflo A. NJ. and fcock
premises the following described land to Wit situate
In the township Of Sh' brook In said county, being part Of
subdivision Of lot number twe and hiysx acres from the
North part Of the afysx decided by Henry Hubbard
and Joseph Hubert 10 Nathan Bugbee Terms third
hand third In one year aud one bird In two
=. ~ interest from day Of sale. HARRIET KLUMPH.
- Dated NAY l. 1858. 4t69T Administrative.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
Clothing! CIothing!

Clothing! Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER
i brought Into this Market consisting Of
Ready. Made Clothing Furnishing Goods; Rub.
Der and Oil Cloth Clothing; Gloves and Hosie-
ry; Shirts and Drawers Collars and. Ties
Hats and Gaps !. Umbrellas Trunks;
Carpet and Ennmeed Bags
In Short srsry variety Of Spring and Summer Goods fer
Men and Boys Wear,
the most liberal erms for Cssh. We would call spssa
attention 10 +.t.. ~ 4 :
Our very extensive assortment OF Cloths,
and the Facilities have for N.king 10 Order.
4 ura.
Garments OF the Best Style, l. at Short Notice.
Our stock Ready Made Clothing Hats and Caps w b
wsys full and Of the best qualities OF Eastern Manufacture
Such our for huyinE that eonddsns
we can sell Goods In line cheaper than bought
elsewhere. Please call and examine for yourselves
Ashtaoula. April !. 1868, s45 MANSFIELD 4 BRUCE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

Persons calling for the above will please ADvnRrlslD
h HAkkIS, p. n.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13
THE SITUATION


Harisus rnHors come mp fren she front
Like runsrs ia general. the most Of these II.
unreliable, many Of them conflicting.
Reseorass. Ter example. il said TO s. rein
infsreed by one on. oil. Another asserts w.
~ positively that he il preparing IL fal
back int. Kentucky. rhs principal Eiissaie.,
ton o. tie l.ites is said bs tn tIurniur
Of tho entiss city Of Aurfreesbors It i.
hardly necessary to add, that Their. i 10
foundation fer this wild rumor. Tie only
retrosrade movement made by the enIe,r., J
seems to be from RsadyvilIe. The scouts Of
Gen. Jno. u Morgan, dashed through the
village day before Yesterday. fading y.
Yankees. They had broken up their camp
and retraced their steps TO the main +-4ss.y.
This would rather incline one to believe
That Rosecrans is rpassing his troo ps for ali
advance upon shelbyyille.
The reads in Middle Tennessee are .cttainly
in = most untr4yelable, ccaditien. The turn-
pike leading between M1rirsesboro and Shell
byyiIle, and spartially graded road leading /.
Manchester are the only rostes out Of Mar,
freo,bor.. ever which The transportation Of
large army could Prscssd. The block ade, ais.
Of the Cumberland has not jet been raiseA. aud
Ro'ecrauT, whe is wiley. sagacisus fo1. in
bis own way, may net wish to risk forward
movsmerftfsora Ills snug base line. Out p.y-
airy. though checked At Fort D.nesqn srhir-
Gus locality J AFRO ret less formidable Oh Il al
account. and, in school boy parlancs won't do
to be fosled with"
Meanwhile il Rosey should como out our
boys are prepared to "amuse" him..
Outlets at Donelson has been greatly mag
nifed We learn that We lest but mir ety-sight
men killed wounded and missing. The enc
my Oonfsss to less Of fourteen killed. and
thirty-ssven wounded. We captured one can
aon, destroyed enc transport, and p.rolsd SO
prisoners our forces consisted or Forests
and Whartenls Brigadss. Tire loss being cslin
ed almost exclusively to Forests corrnandl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13
'''5 's'Ps'i'F''s' g''F on s $50 49,,
TO CAPITALISTS

THE Aiabsna ana hissi.si1 n River .irt.s CON
pany o. Albanf- ui1 bfer fur zais Il rublc
aneticn 70 the hiEhesl bdde mot ess thar uarl 81
Wednesd1y. lie an az Of March lSs3 a. lie Hank
q Selma IN The city q Selma $40 90 houls Of re
ccnPasy. d.ied s.slasFy ~. ISL esd DC Jar
ma. dated January ia. lss.. and 6ne Janfary Ia,
la1l The iasf namkd lo1cf. Wiz i'e entursed aud
ru.ran teed ~ he failrr4d Company All ihese
bends bear per cent Interest payable srr1f- annual
y az the Csnnerei4i Bank 81 Alzb1nA a. selma.
With co1pons attached for the interest TIE bon6s q
he Company (inieresf and principally secured b
morfgege. duly executed aHf recorded, The entire
halirac Of the corpfny- va Al il rn1chircrT and
Ia nds. and Franchise and other appurter nrtr- The
TO nd courncnces ~ &c CITY Or Selma where Il cen
no cts With The Alaltml and TenneSsre Rivers Rail
u ad (compefed rs mikes. and nov being exterdt 4
uneer G attract via The Confederate Gortrnrnert
% homs. GeorKial atd uih = daily line of steam
ocetz. plying b-tuee1 selma and Hontg1rntry- aud
extends West thr01g vel cultivated and very fer
Tie region, va UnioitowD~afd Denopclis abnut n
nils; and Is eonneci4a by means - tie Northeast
and Southwest AlEtaina Railroad. with ne Nobis
and Southern lAissisfippD Railroads, ~ Neridian
Mississippi Besides its fery marked local ndFanta>
Ees securing = = large lqcal business. tbis rid
holds most favorable posilion il the great caster
and western line Of tiavel betEeen Terss. Arznsis
louisiana. and Mississippi. and the Sorfhero and
ne<s direct and sborEsi route frsn fieksbss.. ma
al intermediate pIacel. 70 rhe Capitol rf The cnfed-
racy. and the South atlantic cities
Although the rDlie lhFosgh from Sens 10 Meridian
nas been opened only Eithia The last iE vet X and
: ust jet working a. fgnlariy il WI 500 a. The
arrangements IN prI-ress are conpIciod the IL.
come already FAR excel the sum REQUIRED - make
good the bonds propod q Be isssed- Ia short Il i
Believed LAT no Letter sccuiifies shan these bonds
can he iu1ad IN The lConiedeF4ry- Two prior liens
exit. q wiz notEtge 20 SEIZURE $50 40 bo1ds ID
the Company due Jzrary net- q Be psid or a the
proceeds a the bonds nov offered: and |uhfch Wifi
Be received in paymeIk The latter bonds Secnr1
mortgage 70 secure 4l50.ol 0adVs need 81 tie Con-
ederafe Govern nent fr the completion n thc rad
and payable IN ls72 1Eless sooner dischatref a. *
pecfed. BY transportatlon lor The GoTernrnerit-
1Sealed proposals d.. 1recied the hndtrsirust
a. Demopoli-s q w n Knox. Esq- Treasnrer al "
ma (Eho on applicath VII give any infdrmafion a.
sired) win receive due aiienuln-
Feb7 ids g. c. iGIIFFTN. 4
President
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

that the disregard pc the rights comfort,
and troteptipn 81 inoiFsnsiilvs private citizen.
aAi but tqd frequently marked the course O
some Of ept mounted tfsops Fences, fol
example, bare beei1 thsushtlessl5 burned
/ provisions illegally pressed and ether Jet.
PerPetrated With little celor of authority,
and ysTy Ar from any color Of right
1T is our duty to re.. snstrate UPON behalf
pfsur suffering fellow citizens, frat With the
soldiers themselves, most Of whoa, have not
been guiItJ !, We snnserely bslieFe, Of any
wilful int9lt to Dc harm, and sscsndly With
commanding ofEcers, whose Business it i. to
guard against such ipdiscretiobsL Out II
acts of the Kind naeh diseon6surs must
spring, ana results truly depIsrable, may
follow. UT +. s
The people ofMiddls Tsnbessee are poor.
They are loyal p.tri.tic. GENEROUS, self
sacrihciugl They have been pfeyed upon
II the yiIest manner By the enemy. Their
homes Invaded, thelnselre. either driven
thence into exile. Or borh to North rn
prison k9pies, their property destroyed,
their crops dquandered, and in many .in.taa-
fes, theif premises put to the tsrch Of the
fsndaI, thsse brave men and wd4neu have
dndnred, have resisted; have tOiled, patio nt-
y, ceurasepusly. Throughout the We. ny
Inoh ths .ftheir thrnldpm they Heter LOST
hsPe, they committed no treason and - W,
Yhfn .uf drn soldiers are among tEssn, they
shopld rest IL peace, free from Avery dis
tufbanss IF our .ar.Iry neh-1hoseN way.
ward, apd tOnswhat loose mode of life
inskes tHsFhteO often carele,s-HOlld con
.ider these things little the causes Of
csmPlaint FYpld speedily become manifest
u diminished M
We submit the suggestion t. them, nd
threagh thsh to commanders Of battalions
regiments Ara brigades station ed throughout
the country i'l5
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

The narrative Of Democratic memBsro Of
the Pennsylvania State Legislature, which
will be found elsewhere, is novel, interest
ing and amusing. The expose the given
of the way Senators are elected in the
North, is graphic, minute and very diyerting;
especially so. when considered with relation
to the late Secretary of War of al onest old
Abe" There is not shadow Of doubt
about the truth of every word Of It. The
quiet gusto with which the story is told still
further adds to the piquancy Of the matter
in hand, and the whole completes one Of
the neatest, clesrest, most characteristics
pictures Of rascslity, we have ev err seen,
read or heard of. Honest cid Abe De!
lightfully honest Simon What connlen-
tary the disclosures Of the present day af-
ford to their singuIarly cheqsered career I
The fantastic history Of these gallant old
Buccaneers, who figured up and down the
Spanish main a couple Of hundre ed years
ago, are ftly reflected (with the courage
part only onitted) BY til. quain pranks
and merry conceits of the pirates Of the Ek-
United States. Apropes of this publication
and these parties, the Cincinnati Enquirer
speaks as follows q The purify sfthis Ad-
nlinistratien is wet1 shown up in the letter
Of Mr.. Boyer, Democratic memb er of the
Pennsylvania Legislature which re publish
on the first page Of the Enquirer this mora
ing. Mr.. Boyer's vote for Simon Cameron
for United States Senator was sou ght to Be
pwrnasrrt fvt $4,000 by Mr.. Cam ersn bia
self, late Secretary OF War The reader
will remember that the whole course of MIR.
Cameron, when in that Office, was indsrsed
in special message by .Honest ABE Liz
cOLNp What pure Secretary Of War he
must have beon r Looking at this disdlo-
sure (Which BY the way, is new only in
point Of Especi6eation, for every body,
whe knows Anything, has always known
of Cameron's corruptionD in an other and
more serious light, and it cannot but
excite feeling Of relief that we are at
least free Of the load of such public ehar-
acter, and that We have not yet to blush for
the crimes Of such an Official When such
man has come to be high functionaty Of
government, it docs look that the time had
arrived IN nature for the explosion Of the
body polite, corrupted by his presence.
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