Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-07-08

thermometer indicates cutaneous activity
and corresponding perspiration. lime;
however, Will soon settle the disputed
question
You should further denounce all who
complain Of the army OF the lotoilac
1t has been in no sense failure 1t has
achieved more than any army III ancient
or modern times has accomplished, under
similar or equal difficulties. Its bravery
is unquestioned, and injustice Is done to
its Generals True, MClellan, under
the influence of Northern Copperheads,
aided by such Republican fogies as Thur
low Weed and backed up by tie stupid
graduates OF West Point, was fast be
coming f;ivorite with the army and tie
people; and it was gravely hlnted by
some of his bolder adhcrents that he
might be used by the Copperhead fra
ter1lity to supplant our illustrious Presi-
dent in 1861. Besides, General NHC!el-
Ian had commanded the army OF the po-
tomac long enough - Rotation III once
is sound political axiom. lie las
therefore retired, although still 4 i;vorite
with the brave men he so long COM
been an eminentIy brilliant one and the
same may be said Of Gen. Hooker, who,
presume, will soon retire upon tic lau-
rels he has so nobly Won. But N al ;iiis
there is SaydcGy, 'tis the result Of that su-
perior genius and wisdom Ct' our H:,s,-
dent, who as Commander-in-Ch
moves interiors on she military chessboard
with skill which eXcites the highest ad
miration of all.who are truly loyal to the
Administration. No harm can result
from all this. We have an abundance Of
leaders ready and willing III q moments
notice TO lead the army of The Potomac
to the rebel capitol. We have in reserve
Butler, Phelps, Busted, and Lane; to
say nothing of Colonel dUtassy, who
like hiahomet'3 coffin. Is still suspended
between the heavens and the earth.
looked in vain among the names at
tached to YOUR letter for o.e which re-
calls a familiar face. I do moi retnculbeI
that l ever had the honor Of Il personal
acquaintance with any one of ycu, NJ
though. in former times, | knew MANY 0t
the leading citizens of Memphis, among
whom are not few who are still aril.ntIy
In favor Of a restoration OF the C9ns:i,u-
ton. i regret TO find none of them as
sociated with You IN the proposed demon
stration. But l Will indulge in no COM
plants. Wherever cur armies have Sc
cured permanent Judgement in the South
as at Hilton Head. New Orleans, New
bern, Nashville and Memphis-the north
ern friends OF our most excellent iresi-
dent have supplied us abundanrlv with
most dlslGterGat@d men and women whose
loyal tongues are heard in molOdiOus tones
wherever we hold, occupy and 4 cot
ton or 4 contrabanI settlement in the
Confederate wilderness. Look at Hilton
Head, where the tender maiden and
tougher matron OF the North mincle upon
sisterly terms with the Palmetto African
ladies of South Carolina \ bountifi,l
issue of tracts and catech;slns will no
doubt soon be followed by an improved
issue OF contr.lbands-not so white as the
poor Anglo, not SO black as the normal!
African. In a few years they Will
:. Walk 10 the be,uts ike tie night
OF cluudlcSs cEmes and starry skies:
And all that's BEST of DARK and bright
Meet in their aspect and their ewes
In North Carolina, Charles Henry
Foster, Esq, originally from Maine. and
a warm political friend Of Breckenridge.
has organized Il Free Labor Association
and Governor STANLEY has gone back to
California in disgust In Nashville we
have 4 regularly organized abolition 50
ciety It's organ IS the same rs that of
State and Federal Government, and the
editor though imported from abroad. IS
doing more 10 sustain the glorious ad-
ministration Of President Lincoln than
any native born citizen OF the State cam
do. This abolition society, and this abo-
htion nawspapar, although conducted
within the Notifications OF the city,
is doing no doubt very much 10 in
duce the people of Middle Tennessee TO
cease al further opposition % The wise.
gentle, and constitutional rule OF our dis
tinguishcl chief MAGISTRATE.
In Memphis, The harvest is q tc.nptinr
one. With cotton at Z, dollar per pound,
and likely coD:rahan,Is lying around
loose" oar entIrprising northern friends
who love The Union .aad wish it pre-
served under the guarantees OF the Con
stitntion may make Il good thing OF Il.
Already hear Of several who !.:iyc farms
m Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and
other = free States" which nae now vel,
titled with negroes who cnc, baionrad +,
the Union men OF the South. Facts like
these VIII tend greatly to the restoration
OF peace and harmony. ami materially
aid in removing the p.,jd,.i>e which the
people Of the insurrectionafy States have
entertained against their northern kindred.
They now knew; that ihe war Is nos t.
be SO conducted as wontonly to deprive
them of any portion of 'hcir prop
erty and ;hey now have positive
proof that southren scccssiolsis:s and