Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

Penu'a House, and is now pending in the
Senate:
. 1N ICTf9 confirm the action Of The Com-
/ misSjoHsrS of inion cpUnty ami Of the
Tomashtps aHd B1ro'ghs IL sud county
/ in rc'ntioa 10 the paymem If Boaatics
10 luiuuieers.
Whereas, in accordance with the wish
Of large majority of the taxable inhabi-
tauts of the county Of Union, taxes have
been assessed for the payment Of bOuntics
to volunteers, aud for the support of the
families of persons from said county who
are now in the army Of the United States,
/ therefore
See |. Be it enacted &c. That the
tax assessed by the Commissions Of the
county of Union, and those assessed by
the Burgess aud Town Council Of the bor-
ough OF Lewsburg, also those assessed in
other boroughs and townships in said
county, to pay bounries to volunteers, and
to support the families Of persons from
raid county now in service in the army of
the United States, be aud the same Is
hereby legalil d and made valid, to all
iutcu,s aud purposes, the same as if there
bad been a law for said purpose at the
time the assessments were made TO enforce
the collection Of such TAX, and the c1llec-
ton uis i taxes To he enforced n the same
manner as any State, county, boroughs, or
t.wnship tax can be by existing law, now
in force.
Sect , The Duplicates already AS
sessei aud made out shall be good and
valid, the same as though said taxes had
been legally assessed, aud If payment is
not made on demand the property of such
Delinquent shall be su'ject to levy aud
sale aud in all other respects subject TO the
existing laws relative to the collection Of
State and county taxes.
ren- The TIL. Of Disoyahy an he Free
.Sfates, seems to be turning. The Peace
resolves in Illinois were lost-two or
three Democrats being too patriotic or to
timid TO 20 the whole Secesh game, which
is thereby defeated. The Indiana soldiers
are denouncing their copperhead Legisla-
ture in a way that must make them think
and So have the Ohio soldiers spoken.
In the Pcun's House, the leaders are evi.
lently nonplussed-they would show their
hatred Of the Government, but they dare
not ln New Jersey, they are divided in
their course Of action-the ultras can not
control their own men. In New York,
the Wood or Tory faction is down in the
Legislature. The suppression Of the Rebel
Congeniiou (under the garb Of Democracy
in Kentucky, shows rising Uuion tide in
that State. Thus, everywhere, it would
seem that the storm of Rebel sympathizing
has spent its fury, and the Government
has only to be wise and energetic to inau-
guratc success and glorious triumph over
all lis foes, open or secret. So mote 1t
be
Eay-That is a good story Of the fish
monger, who, when drawing in fish
praised him for his size, beauty, aud ex-
ceeding good qualities all around-but,
the moment the fish broke bis line
and dar'cd away, turned bis commenda-
tious into go. hang ye-yOu are not
worth the butter it would take TO fry you
in" So, as long as a ID: Boileau al /
lowed lot of secret traitors to use his .
name in printing that vile stuff, be was
a noble, good, sound Democrat-thc jour
nal was the best paper in the world
Buileau was high priest in the syDa-
gogue-and when jueged for his heresies
he was a "martyr," for whose release all
Pennsy lvania was urged 20 hy, (with the
hope Of getting up fl ght between our
State aud the Union, to hell the Rebels
But since Boileau has seen the error of
bis ways, has declared for the Union and
against the Rebellion, and refuses longer
To be the tool of the skulking sneaks who
wrote over his name, tie party leaders
nor scek his do~ntaH: they hate him as
badly as they do the President, or any
other earnest foe of the Rebels; they
have taken his name from the head of the
Journal, and the paper now appears with
out father; they denounce and disown
him, in their caucuses, as not a good par
y man and they require him to resign {
very station be may hold among them. ,
such are the party leaicrs-now working ,
land in hand with Secession So long
5 BOilcau was damaging the Union cause, Z
c ranked with Nalandisham, Buell., .
rClellan, Miles, AncoDa, Fitz John O
'orter, &c, as "goOd Democrat" the S
be shakes off his bad associa- h
ion, and proclams himself uncondition- b
lily Union, they denounce him along n
ith Butler, Hunter, Rosecrans, Pope, c
nd all other earnest haters of the Rebel q
on "Sich" is modern Democracy. d
FUSNY.-Cyrus Jeffries, some time a u
reachcr, and some an editor of the West
ranch Bulletin, is now furnishing that &