, 1864-06-27
lory asserted that the charge was false. To
prove 1t he admitted that tae senators and
Representatives Of his party had slgsed =
1etter railing

lory asserted that the charge was false. To
prove It he admitted that the senators and
Representatives of his party had slgacd
letter calling
"Upoo the people OF Kontucky, Ill who woee
entitled 70 voie under tho. LAWS 3af 6sntusky, al
sss :, :e .os L
to1 to ths psassnt Adm{nisu1AAn Of ths: :eoyern-.
nent, and q !ote q ~ ne1t tsattal eeetioa
= 'This' ' liz Fssnost. .sssssu. .bi. i;.,eiy
element OF feonselentious opposition u to be
organised" ofcoursh inclndes in one ftater-
nal embrace Georgs D. Prentice and Simon
B. Buckner, Gov. Brsmlette and Guerilla
Morgan, Mr. Mallory, who rcpudlates tho
charge, and John G. Breckinridgc. tho rebel
Major General. - -
~,Itstrikes us that Mr.. Mallory stylo Of AZ
gument psrtakeet equally OF the "argumcn-
tum I'd absurdum'' and the "reductlo ab
hominum-,,
-, -:s4 '1:!.| '8HRBWD.
AT Fernando Wopd's latee ts.peace'' Inject
ing In New York, most Of the Coppetheads
declared, Notwithstanding thg great obliga-
tions the Coppcrhead party is under to Nc
GILLIAN for his numerous defeats, that he
would not be $50 satisfactory to them u a
platform, IS would Fremont This Is upon
the principle that ono who Is, always " on
the fence1 is less likely to reach the other
side, than one who is on his way over.
The Richmoua papefs upbfAid John cochrane,
the candidate for the Vlce-Pfesidency on the Fre.
mont ticket, With 80 soon forgetting the rpw ho
eral Government should attsmpt to eoerce the
hand On he s,do of Old Virginia - : >
The Richmond papers should not askfrom
Gen Cochranc \ literal compliance With bis
Tov, when bT 80 doing be would expose
Gen. Cochrane to personal danger. Gen.
Cochtane complies with It a. substantially
and moro safely when he runs on the Cop
pcrhead ticket for Vice-President. He docs
thereby present himself sword in hand,
though be holds It by the blAds instead OF
the hilt, and in the attitude Of surrender.
None can deny, however, thAt he, ia " found
on the side Of Old Virginia. y, ~. y,
R1ou7 Drrwz7n THE E1Bs.-The Louls.
vile Journal, eager to do the dirty work Of
slavery, remarks: /; :;
"Th1 Abelltionists advocate amalaamasioa ;
the consent OF the Hie2es and lis nigEer Is getting
J proud"
:. To which the Louisville Pnea responds
with the following etingcr: -,
~Heretolore the pAts,archal kriatocracy hAvn mol
eonsultea the niger. but practtsd amalgamas1on
At Will, and were aiwsya proud" .
or soRrre what the Louisville Journal Cd.
poses is not the a1nalgamstion, but The ne.
eeasity Of "gettinE the consent Of the, Mig.
ger" This doubtless appears to the Journal
! to unsettle one OF the very foundations ot
society, If not utterly to destroy the freedom
,of the prcss. Tho Joarna1 stands Affected
| almost to teArsl
l. # Tho Right Rev. Bishop Ttmon, o.
Buffalo, has Just received reseriptum from
Rome, dated 10th Of, April, 1854, by WHICH ,
conceaaion to soldiers and sailors, obtained
from tho Sovereign Pontin In the Holy Weel
Of 1850, and augmented subsequently /.
Rome, u now continued for ten years. B,
1t ali soldiers and sailors, And their families
In service Init army or navy Of the Unttet
States, are dispensed from abstinence all day
Of the year except tlx, namely: The eve o
Christmaa; Aah :Wednesday: the three las
days OF Lent, and The eys of tho Assumption