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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27
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TO THE FREE MAN.
Z O'CLDGk y. NJ.

FORTRESS Monroe, NJ .rca 25. -Four German
families arrived this morning from Richmond
via Yo k50wn. Taey report that the prevail ing
opinion in Richmond is thAt the rebels will soon
eyacuato that city, anj probably most Of VIZ
GINA. Freedom Of speech Is much less res
trained there than formerly.
They brng no news from Charleston, bat say
she rebels were expecting an attack upon that
city daily.
Provisions were exceedingly high in Richmond
and wages corregp oodingly nigh for mechanics
An order has been issued from the rebel Ad-
jutant Generals oli,e, placing all officers who
may resign or may be dropped from the rolls,
and those who are cashcrad by court martials,
back in the ranks as priyat9s.
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The volumes bou- d constitute OF emSeVes ~, :"
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

New YORK, March 2G. The United States
bark Houghon, reports the arrival there Of Il
large number of refugees A schooner contain
ing 66 men, women and children, arrived from
East Pass. They report general want IN that
section
The health of our troops at Pensacola is
good.
The recent report that our pickets have fire.
uuently been shot by the enemy, is incorrect.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27
HEADQUARrERs ARMY or TIE PoroaAc.

March 70.
Gov. Curtin and party spent the day in visit
ing the PsnDsy lvania troops in this army. Gen.
Barney division was reviewed. The Governor
made some stirring remarks to the soldiers.
Con. Sickes entertained the party after the re
view. The Governor then visited the German
+, giments from Pennsylvania, in Gen. Sig9I's
corps.
Numbers of the Pennsylvania troops, whose
terms will shortly expire, expressed their deter
mlnatiOn to the Governor TO re enlist for the
war.
The troops were called out at a moments no
tice, as the Governor approached each camp and
passed them in review. lie arrived at head
quarters this evening, and expressed great ad-
miration for the efficient and perfect discipline
of the army 70 narrow he visits the Other
divisions. lie will probably remain here two
or three days longer.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

ST.. LOUIS, March 26. gentleman direct
from Fayetteville, Ark, says the Little Rcck
True Democrat of the 10Th announces the aTri-
val of Gen. Price at that point, and that he
would soon take the field with lindman's army.
The same gentleman says Gen. Cabal is collect
ing the scattered rebel forces North of the Ar
kansas river, evidently with the design of ope
rating against our troops in that section.
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FARM IN RANDOLPH
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GtAID Farm is situated three and halfmes from We
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

rived from Bell Plain, on the BappahannocE'
seventy two Of them have been placed IN tho
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

ALBANY, N Y, March 26. No mails have
been sent to New York since e clock this
morning None will be sent til! tomorrow
morning, and not then unless the Ferry boats
can cross the river.
EVENING The docks and piers are ten feet
under water and the entire Northeastern Sec
ton of the city issubmerged. The ice in front
of the city is broken up and lodged on the sand
bar just below. One thousand feet OF the rail
road track between East Albany and Troy has
been washed away. The liver is still rising,
but not SO rapidly as in the morning
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

WASHINGTON, March 26. Gen. Ullman has
had for several days protracted interviews with
the President and Secretary of War. 1t is I'M
derstood that important matters are under dis
cussion.
A large number Of inyalids have recently ar
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

The March Term of Washington County
Court finished its session yesterday (Thursday)
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
VOLU Nc z VIII.-N q w s z EIE S
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

The Richmond Enquirer admits shat cotton IS
not king now, 8 Corn Is king potatoes, hvga,
hay, oats und cattle are sovereign, it says.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March %. skirmishes are
reported near camp Dick Robinson, which have
resulted thus far fAvorably to cur soldiers The
forces are about equal, our forces under Gen.
Curtis having the advantage of POSITION a
general engagement is expected soon
John G. Breckenridge was at T&lIahOma on
the 24lh, consequently he is not III command
of the band OF Invaders near Danvlle. There
are 20 reports of any reoeI advance to-day. The
Frankfort train h rs rot arrived. 1t is two aud
one half hours behind time. There are rumors
of the rebels being in several approximate local
tiles, but they are not credited at headquarters,
nor do they appear to come from authenuc sour.
ces.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

WASHINGTON, March 90 The laeasury De-
partment is evidently highly gratiied with the
daily accounts received of the increased improve
mem in our national finances. The newspaper
rumors as to what Secretary Chase will or will
not do upon the subject under recent Congress
siOnal action, are Unauthorized.
No appointments of Provost MaTshals unoef
the enrolment law have been made. The pre-
liminarics TO such action have first to be pre-
pared. There are already Numerous appilca-
lions for these Offices, but great care VIII Dc
taken in making proper selections.
The Bureau Of lnrernal Revenue is not pre-
pared to issue promssory note stamps OF denonn
nations less than FIVE ceDts. la the meantime
express and telegraph stamps may be used.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-02
TrutbfuI7W6rds.

= in,his speech before the Hardy township Dem.
9crate Cisb, Judge Humphrey said: ,aMr.
Vallandigham is Tor peace-the Democratic
party 10 tor peacs-for peace founded on a
Union OF alt the tates, under the Conslitutio on
given ns by our fathers nj. yaifsndieh 4 N.
nor the Democratic party, have. never, thonght
Of or eugg gested any other terms OF peace :t6an
tue old Union the old Constellation and sheaold
nag OF our nations pride N Sich has. bsei te-
spsctsd and honorsd hpnh every sea and every
land under tbs heavens. And he who is not
Tor peace on these terms, 10 an enemy 10 his
country aud her dearest interest,", & traitor 10
liberty, fend tn human shkpe."',, y s,,Ts.,i 7a
This 10 the whole matter in 0 nutshell. Il
concisely defines the position OF the Democrat.
iopariy with which She fsnaticai AboiiiIonlsls
take Issue. We make our appeal TO the ballot.
box Tor a peace founded on she old sCenstitu-
ton and the old Union with all their guarantees
OF personal liberty and domestic kap ppi ~, ana
We invite all Union loving men, Whatever NAV
have been their fofmer political preiudiccs,, 70
Join uslon the second, Tuesday of Ootober in
iurthsiing p peace on these terms by the Selsc.
ton OF The oppressed and abused ybut Ja sriotic,
brave and inoorruptible VsIlahdighai1.i' i''. 90
q Yogetheri togsihsflS Oh, why should Va psrtss
together IN hand and together IN hesrti Ia7'-.-
Snouider 10 shoulder, a. ever before.
g onr stiillet us strive forthe Union Of yore 1913
s.y aos-Holmes County Farmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-02

4 speech delivered By tho liSble and patriotd Val
lsndigham. ~ have otter admnffsd shas apescb
a. enupclatng sound poll tba1 1sehtimentsJ .Le
me read you an extract or two fromity H.
then read % follows: ,..R.a, i
oui Sinnsg 10 as.ssaS assS '.S eDSs As gen
freely aaf f;anky that 90 neL believe ts apysrn
osss %sn. ola pst%,nsns I'm % held together military
hold a. aieohquefed province have no idee Of spS
suoh thing Its against the spirit and genius Of the
gard civil aSTeay settling me question that there
70 pe Ultimately separate oonfsderasy. Ihsve no
confederacieL am perfectly satsaed OF that Any
body who upposesthit nftesn Or even SeySr Sr eight,
81 me sse. can bs held prov.
or no ssss Eat wbshsr they
genius OF inc ago. no man ought to seek to IT,
Stop, stop. says the Republican; .dop,t read
any more OF such treaaonable nonsense! Is Il
possible you will vote for q traitor who enter.
tains such sentiments, or support apasty Itbat
nominates him for high officer ,Givemel the
page OF the book; ! want to turn o leaf down
Id order that may use Il hereafter ID exposing
the traitor! The Democrat was handing him
the book, when be exclsip.sd: Ideclare, fbave
made mistake; this is not Vallandigh ham's
speech; odi 'if s3i4-51 9a2E5 E53177'5 a.
!, Rspublican--IndeedS whose is II, prs,7 Isl
sounds Just like him.. ~ sass sbs 7sfarb
Democrat-Why,it II Is the speech Of Benjamin
Stanton, now the Republican Lieute nant Gov.
ernor OF Ohio, and President Of the Convention
which nominated John Brough for Governor.-l
~ was delivered In February, 1861, only two
months before the attack on Sumter, Did ron
not vote for him 10 1851, and put him In place
where he would be Governor In case Tod died,
Notwithstanding the utterance of these treason.
able sentiments9
Mr.. Republican looks blank. We'll, Ibelieye
! did. sGc'y t.,T-sA 2 ~ 1s'rsferFsdF -
Dsmocrat---Weil. as you have voted for Sian. |
ION, cant you permit me to vote for VallandiR- |
nam, who never uttered gse extreme eentinsnis
10 your map, whom you elected two yssrs ago, |
|. ,nd Nbo was the President Of Jour last Conyeu-
'vn a. n mai We 'tst sYsd Go!ii.1sr e
} hspublican-I mast admit that I have been
'sdiy sold 10 this busluess, buf dnh, h, for esd's
axe, put ~ in lhe EHquirsrs CsncinaaG En-
luTeb. va BIO al 3If astroligTst y- 20 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-02
How Gen. Jackson was Proved a Cop
perhead and TraitoT-.A Good Story.

The editor of the Tulleme (CalifornIa) Dem,
oerat lately put as original, at the head Of his
editorial columns, the following:
"But the Constitution cannot be maintained,
nor the Union preserved, In opposition to pub
lilo feeling, by the mere exertion of the coer-
Give powers confined 10 the General Govern
ment. The foundation must be laid In the az
fections Of the people; in the security IL gives
TO life, liberty, character and property, In eyery
quarter Of the county; and In the ffaternal al.
tachments which the citizens Of the several
States bear to one another as members Of one
political family, mutually contributing to pro-
mote the happiness Of esch other. Hence, ths
citIEens Of every tate should studiously avoid
everything calculated to wound the se6sibilily
OF offend the just pride Of the people Of Other
Sfntaa niih s1sss9f'a giie gan SNsf' hH9- aeHsF
is'SS ,4s;xs q o. satQ* M e So s1b
" "If such q struggle is ever begun, and the
citizens OF one section Of the country are ar
raycd Id arms sgainst those Of another. In
doubtful confipt, let the battle result az Ii NAV,
there Il IN end of the Union, aud with Ii an end
to the hopes of freemen. :. The victory Of the
viotors would not secure to them the blessings
Of liberty. Il would ayenge their WRONGS but
they would thembelyes share In the common
ruIn. .it-h aernirnI g 1llsn s1ala@S lkV7F
His Republican nelghbor Immediately brand
cd the author Of such an article 90 that as d
"tfaitor" and "copperhead" of the wors
stripe The Dewocrst then slated, in iis nexl
issue, that the author was General Andre "
jackson. and that the extracts could bs found
In bis farewell address to the American people
ON retiring from the Presidency in 1887. tad
ded that heretofore people had regarded Geher
al jackson % . patriot, and thRs q remainet
for the Abolitionists Of today 10 asperse hil
memory By denouncing him Is 3 traitor. w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-02
Brough,s Platform.

The following Is from the speech Of JOHN
BsdueH, az Marietta, Ohio, June IO.h: = b
II is said the Ctittenden resolu.ion might
bring 10 about. The resolution was offered 10
them before they fred upon Sumter, and not q
man was ready 70 take il, and TIE NORTH would
nave been very sorry II they had accepted it, /,
!or one sruRN The CrtItendsn yesoIution, and I o
u for the reason. that the first gun fred I,,n
Sumter relieved Us from, the thraldoui of slay-
cry, and NEVER DEsIRE TO SEE PEACE aEsroaHD,
WITH TIE POLITICAL PowER OF THIS NsrirUrIon
RxINsrATED. i1isIs7 y'1-i1 etl - flliil I
JOHN BaoOaH. In bic Cleveland speech, said:
For many years, you are aware, have held
ideas OF Conservative character Oh this slav.
cry question, dhape shengsd my eissO,. Il nov
see tue impoasibility Of permanent success In
our republic 80 long as any portion Of II is az
hicted with the leprons disease. EITHER SLAVERY
MUST BE TORN oUr,, ROOT AND BRANCH, On
ouh CONVENIENT WILL EXIST Nc. LONGER, g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-02

Works Of FrankliN, by Sparks, o. III DID,. f67,
t29, 430. This was the declaration Of the Froyncal
Assembly Of Pennsylyanis, November IL, I755 In an.
sAer to Governor Morris, upon the question Of exempt
ing Proprietary property from taxation. Despite The
fact OF Indian In the berder settlements
and the danger Of extended hostss the Assembly re-
fused an appropriation Of money for military purposes
uness the should be raised repaid In Just man
and resources Of the Colony Equality Of taxation as
essential principle OF liberty, was then sternIy vim
dicaedby the men Of PennBy ivsnia and military me-
osnsity was plead to them In vain reason for sur
rendering waving their rghts 90 Sfeemen and bend
ing their backs to burden Of injustice DR.. franklin
was member Of the Assembly, and prepared most Of
tho documents on II, behalf In the dspue,-Sss Ltfs
BY Sparks, Works. o. !, pp. 1880, i90,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-02
'Trr6m Tho Ipphllla.deiphia. Age, Aug. eg.h.I

Those who would give up essential Liberty 70 purchase
little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor
Safety Sra'sksns ca oo9s 81 rae saslg
Below We print an sdmlrablelS letter, enforcing
the: above sentiment, from Hon. Charles q,
Buckalew to an assenablage Of Democrats at
Hughesgille, Lycoming county. The meeting
was held on Saturday last; and we mention here,
% o sigh Of the times, that though 'it was In
country district, by no means populous, where
ordinarily two or three hundred would be con-
sidered quite large aaaemblage, on this occa-
sion two thousand persons were in attendance,
Truly do theiresmen Of PcnnSy ylyania appreci-
ste the importance of this ,conteat-snd deep-
N Iare they fnPrsssed with the ttdths that they
must no,o
awake! arisel or BE- forersr fa7sni"
Every word that falls from Mr.. BuckaleW's
lips, every stirring sentsnoe from bis ready
pen, gives to Penney Ivanians new GAUGE Of pride
In their glorious Senator, and new cause to re-
joice and thank God that they passed triumph
antlyi through that smCpeptous .s,ruggl6 fof
wealth and corruption against patriotism and
principle, 10, which was, involved the question
whether We should have Simon Cameron or
Charles r. Buckalew as the representative of
the sovereignty OF Pennsylvania. Treasured
10 our heart of heaste should ever be thepfoud
recollection that In that most anxious hour, NOS
one traitor to the DemcofsoD 10 the country, to
liberty, was found In the Democratic ranks,
and that ae the fruit Of such loyalty va now
have 2 Bpckaley spdr rsfe moi ,shamsd With .
TO III .ruduCs inbuss single iiue:
M. Buekalssos Lsssr 10 tis Needing a. HUGHES.
ville. Esstern Lyccnsing, August 20, 1868.
Qrrwr rurN M Ivoowfrc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-02
FVALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.
F,HIs WOnK CONTAINS TME PRIN-
4 - = otPAL spssGhes Of Hon, Q. Lo6yALLANDIa-
a. .s.ti n ID ~. awtJM ndoL ''F'-
Abolition, the Union, and the
.asassgge9 Civil War, 40

Also, part. Of other speechss Listers, yoes ID
which q sddsds brisf account M as erfsst trial trans
tnps fnll and daccuIate record Of hissentlments
sna icsdng public acts on the great questions now be.
iore tne people. The book shows why Mr aiiandIe-
nam nhe tesn, 1epudlated, cohdemn6d and exiied bY
Wy parry an -poWefs and why another party now
asning strength eyery hour, and destined soo 10 CON
troi public aar has determined to secure his restora
uon 70 the full rights Of citzenbhp and confer upon
hn one of NE highest ofhces In the gilt Of tho psos
PIE. IRfryudT u f,---4gqE qa1I :v1sn1e =
The friends Of ask nothipg more thau that the
people Of Ohio will thoroughly exanne his Record and
ies .nsif deliberate and unbiased judgment bs
pressed by their yotss on the second Tuesday In 0c.
The work handsomely printed on good paper ESQ
pages large Svo and has very finely exeou ted steel
engraved likeness Of Mr.. Vallandgham.. 9 " $50
The beek has boon carsfuily compiled Sbd edited
reYisad and approved By Mr. galisndiEhan TX,
csps ssS pages prepared during his exile. Il s hay.
RRtos-Rapek cOvsi, 90 ets clott Sl col deliver.
ed by mail OF expresssprepsid, on recipt OF price.
Liberal discount to Agents and Dealers. . u 30
J. wAITiR;& 4 co., aJic WI
~ 1til .,dsg SlTI IColuinbus! g..
trF0r saie ct tho ONCE Of the Ohio tlsaIe 9 O
copy VIII be sent to every editor who inserts the
above and this notoe before August st 1863 ana sends
aTarSsa scPyof his paper 10 the publisheIs! -9F
SeA3S~sl lsSTe ? Ffr2 -grTpssu raf rcut
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New York Medical College

=. -. :. -Fs--~0O
AN y 0n AmAIA- -HVdRxTALs.
No, go>Esst l3,h st,sst, n..,-h,h Av..
NA''H"''
Inhss Ia. .;1s MnMUAL s CoUaSE OF Lee.
1883 and viii continue until he rst ~sss 4,
~ sIT Pa@U.rv. r-1f-ty
BEHyAaM RApHAHL, N. D.,
Aio''''0i VI 'enerai ana Military Surgery and surs-
p,.,..... , A:lJAooBI, u. D., ~
- ro.a..r r..eoss .na the'apente''
Professor of oIiui Mdsi.EE IL ~ n hn. -
men, .- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-02
AZ Good Joke--A Republican Curses val.
Ks dandigham and Makes q Mistake. =

most ispshsbe political JOKE occurred so in
6siS.s, aud sssHs,o s. published NJ yss S1S SuS =
'liSbflnts.W "A bemG6fat met I, , ,kepublicsS ~. M
sying In bis hands volume Of the C,nRr ession.
6l Gsobe and Appendix FOE the session Of Con-
gsssa ending Msfoh, 1861. = The Democras
looked d II, turned over 40 pages unsil he came
TO page 60, when he exclaimed, "Ah! here 10 .
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