The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

Try and stop this accursed war, In which on
children are being killed and MANNED, an
save the Union and Constitution as the
were made by our fathers. Itwon'tmatte1
sxcept the honor and glory it will give
whether the party that accomplishes it shal
be called Union or Democratic.
- - @ '''12 ..'i, "a a PEACE MAN.
Stf6hS Talk---The Arbitrary Arrests.
.,- The New York Leader says of the Phila.
delphia arrest:.n
r-r "Neso York to El,Oin II. Stanton.
"The- Administration seems bent upol
testing the revolutionary powers of endur-
ance of the people of'the North. Not at al
dismayed by the ballot, they seem to invite
"LKT Mk. STANTON try HIS UsURPED POW.
ER IN THIS CITY IF he DAREi Gov. Seymour
In his message, has spoken for the grea
Stats and her imperial metropolis. Three
hundred Thousand men are at his back whc
vote, and as many more who do not. He
has said in his message that he holds the
District Attorney and the Sheriff responsible
for the arbitrary arrest and abduction of any
citizeD;i and tb ey VIII o knew the incumbent:
of those ofices-the former as holding the
consent key which opens the habeas corpat.
lock, and the latter as commanding the posse
comitatus, corps G' aTDaee of the country
know that. Governor Seymour Is safe in his
position so far as THIS country is concerned
Anew York city allows her revolutionary
radicals to walk her streets in peace. She
may allow negro brigades from Massachu-
setts to march through her streets unm olest-
ed, ;, (and may not initiate Baltimore but
the Democracy of New York city WILL NOT
AGAIN PERMIT ANoTHER ARREST IN OR RE-
MovAL FROM HER MIDST BY MILITARY AU-
THoRITY. 5s L. 2 isei ssH
"To any man so arresting or removing
will com 9 the cry of the alleged culprit, Il
am an American citizen. and / live and die
aud surrender nv liberty only by the Con-
Constitution That cry, heard by his fell
low -citizsns, will burst his bonds. Let Ed
win NJ Stanton fear it as Agrippa did when
Paul exclaimed, l am Roman"
The Leader is a weekly paper of large
circulation. 1t is edited by John Clony,
county clerk of New York. He has been
from the commencement for a most vigorous
prosecution of the war. and his articles have
been copied into the Republican journals.
re Vote in the House of Represents
tIves on the Negro Soldier Bill.
Below will be found the infamous Negro
Soldier Bill, which has just passed the
House of Re presentatives. As a matter for
political reference, we give the yeas and
nays upon it:
The vote on the original bill was then
taken, with the following result-yeas S5.
nays 55. Republicans in Roman. Democrats
in itakc, and Union men in SMALL CAPS:
..Yeas-AIdrich. Alley. Arnold, Ashley,
n L.
(Pepn0 Blake, BROWN. (Va) Bnffinaton.
Cam pbef1, CASEY, Chamberlain, Clark, COL
fax, F. A. Conkling. Roscoe Conkling, Con-
way, Cutler, Davis. Dawes. Dunn. Edgerton,
Edwards, Eliot, Ely, Fenton, S. G. Fessen-
den, II. A. D. Fessenden, FISHER, Frank,
Gooch. CURLY, Hooper, Hutchins, Julian,
Kellogg. (Mich. Lansing 'Loomis, Lovejoy,
Low, McIndoe, McKeon, Mcknight, Nc
Pherson Marston. Mitchell, Morrill,, (Vt.)
Nixon, NoEbL, Olin, Phelps. (Cal) Pike,
Pomeroy, Porter, Rice, (Me.) Riddle, Roll
ins, IN. H. Sergeant, Sedgwick, Shanks,
Sheffield, Shefbarger, Sherman, Sloan,
Spaulding, Stevens. Train, Trowbridse, Van
Horn, Walker, Wall. Wallace, Washburne,
Wheeler, White, Qnd.) Wilson, Winslow,
Worcester. -,--..-
Bailey, BiadIc, BLAIR. (Va) CLEMENTS,
u %,
Delaplaine, Granger, GRIDER, Hale, HALL,
HARDINa, HANSON, Holman, Qnd Horton.
10 nson, Kellogg, (Ill.) Kerrigan, Lao. Lag
ear, LEARY, M ALLoR, May, MAYNARD. MEN
zrEs, Morris. Noble. Norton. Odeu, Pendletoa.
PRICE, Robinson. RoLLINs, Mo } Shiel, Stiles
THOMAS, (Mass.) KoUandighana, Vibbaro,
WADwoRrH, WEBSTER, WHALEY, White, CO. }
WickLIFFE, Wood, Woodbury.. WRIaHT.
YEAMAN' III -. .sss.7' d. -Iea .-....-
THE NEaRo ARMY BILL AS PASSED By THE
HOUSE OF. REPRESENTATIVES,.
Be IL enacted by the Senate aud House Of
Representatfves of the United States 0f Anaerico
in Conoress assembled, That the President be
and he is hereby authorized to enroll, arm,
eauip, aud received into the land aud naval
service of the United States. such number
of volunteers of African descent as he may
deem equatto suppress the present rebellion,
for such term of service as may prescribe,
rot exceeding five years; the said volunteers
TO be organized according to the regulations
of the bra ch of the service into which they
may be enlisted, to receive the same rations,
clothing aud equipments asother volunteers,
aud monthly pay not to exceed that OF the
volunteers, to be oficered by white or black
persons. ap Jointed and commissioned by the
President, and to be governed by the rules
and articles of war aud such other rules and
regulations as may be prescribed by the
Presidept:. Provided that nothing herein
contained, or in the rules or articles of war,
shall be so construed as to authorize or per-
nit any officer of African descent to be aP-
pointed to rank, or exercise military or ma
val authority over white officers, soldiers, or
men, in the military or naval service or the
United States; nor shall any greater pay
than ten dollars per month, with their usual
ailowment of clothing and rations. be allow
ed or paid to privates or laborers of African
descent, who are. or may be, in the military
or paval service of the United States.
81 Provided ft,ther, That the slaves of 10y a