New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-13
NEWS of THE WEEK.

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that the brightest star that
has shone out in her history yet,
is that New England stands ready to he
hurned-a martyr that will not finch,
bearing testimony to her own original
political Doctrines
Yes, and she seems determined that
her fanatics shall be burned in New
England, instead Of the South for every
one Of her states are largely behind in
their quota, while Massachusetts the
home Of fanatics and the hot-bed Of trea
son is behind in their number of mon
over 10, 700, and to supply which has
already been accepted Y brigade from
California, and after Gov. Andrew shall
have raised a few hundred negroes the
full quota will probably be made up
from North Carolina american citi-
zens Of African descent"
Congress has before it conscri ption
act for filing up our depleted army
with drafted men. Let Congress pass
the law if it will. let it then draft an
additional 100000 or 600 900 men to
fnrce into an abolition war if it can.
Chases Bank scheme is being urged as
a political measure. Wilson's militia
hill to give the President control Of the
entire militia of the United States,
which the radicals hope with the aid Of
100000 negroes will be sufficient to en-
able them to re elect another traitor to
the Office of President, or failing in that
retain the present one there.
1t seems that an engagement has &C.
Cured near Charleston in which the
Confederates claim a victory Rich
mond papers say the Confederate Secre-
tary of State Motif cd the British and
Frenchconsuls in that city, that he had
received official information Of the open
ing Of the blockade of Charleston.
The editor Of the Richmond Dispatch
says:
A steamr was dispatched from Charles
ton, after the raising Of the blockade to
Nassau to inform the British authori
ties there of the fact. |
tbs understood that official notice G.
has been given Of the opinion Of block
AIDE. 1t cannot be renewed until six
days future notice has been given to
neutral governments.
Washington news on the contrary
says : Reports in regard 10 the encoun-
ter of Charleston being from Confed
crate sources are greatly exaggerated.
There has been no interruption Of the
blockade and such assumption will not
be admitted by the government. A
telegram was received from Fortress
Monroe saying that Gen. Dix is in re-.
ceipt of Confederate news from Charles
ton to the Sd inst,. at which time that
port was thoroughly blockaded the
Federal iron -clads were plying inside
the woo,lcn vessels: the former were not |
with the feet at the time Of attack of
the LIST. inst.
Gov. Morgan has been elected to the |
U S. S from the state of New York for
six years from the fourth of March next.
His election is considered conservative
triumph but to our mind conservative
republicans are as impossible as unsod-
ly christians.
Walter S. Hawkes. was arrested by
order of the war department. in Asg.
last and after three months imprison.
ment discharged without trial or notice
Of a charge Of any crime calls the hand
cuffs used to iron himself and his associ.
ates "E1onest old Abcs black repuhli-
can Bracelets
The number Of Abolition volunteers
that Greeley promised the President,
| in case he should issue an emancipation
Proclamation we're
Nine Hundred Thousand,
The number that have responded are
$1,000, oo0,o 900, 600, 900, 900, 100000 {!
Speaking Of the North vests threat
to leave New England out in the cold
the Quebec Chronicle says: "Maine
We want and must have some day but
Il 10 MT at oil Unavoidable Ahak thu