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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28
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ftntn Sampf NIT Dem bort fatitntrten ganrte.
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gantsss: frl6sr n%basncmmra battsn, purse boz
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ia irnerbaIb DER Isbtsn Gage bort ui6t pfuiaer
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unfer 8icdGSeffrdmsr y@rrp9cunS'' auf
benz F6* 5err gbbarO YOaarp BON sat6muuS:
ttfanp, icn gantss. Sertatta sufcIse sefavert
wUreen fstn. :
Gina a6t BIS sr8n gantse- SfF,ierc, Die
pGtrepp Der S6ladt am &apioau au6atyftm
tparen unp fi6 frattgil& bis mad %Rafbinstrn'
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ais @smstue eintrctsn miiTtu. -
DIR SaltimOrc antrtean ttytdttt, ta6-
Der Slpdaptruuner 'gOuns gspubiic pom BEN
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aus Dem 5aftn BON g9ilmtr9trn stfanssn e.
n1Omlnen wurrc.@ @eine% 9aeuns ttfan0 aus
Gabat uitb Cotton. "
SIM yantee ,grn9rs6 fttate an 16ttu r..
NtS. fiu 3err Canton BON pcnnfpISantrn tru
antras: DAP, ea Der GonSrs6 I'M Sabre 1861
srttdrt ba6e, piefsr &rirs iperpe .ni6t CUR Inter
.rriidun8, icubsrn nur sur gBiceerberieQu1n8 Der
Union sefa6rt peskalb es ieBt in Orr Stunps
oes Srtumpbs uuO in Der 5rrHps ibsr rem sr.
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rem 6~risnenssptts Fatt 6es s6psrtss ansuSir>
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28

Gcttsn tftieltfn mir Bsttti, aati6ntn su
leAtn, ba, mic Is bstbE 6u Semi an Der @tnss
9ot6s anb glsSstano 8pa6 purridt. Dae Dpns
ntrns Der &dncntn tino baS s&tsfnaspetrfturr
tam man Bier f&oa btutli6 t5rsn. unS i'd
Sprifs ni&t pornni bdb mir ttnetalptsr Shln6t
babtn,uhS init @rttsS pai5s btn Stins f8tnsen
GSs6tn,
Sputttt MFR ben Sttn6 bier urb in @trstnisn
fAIassns 70 nue bislss siRtu ,insr6tureu Gin.
Eae nuf pie Burger Der n5reIt6en S~tdaterduss
dttHs une Elm talbtstr Srisbsn t5nnte banu init
B~lplmmtBsit srpartst rerbrn.
tHitte Splbdttn fnO Bier bts tsRsn Rutbss,
ahp HbrrStust, bnB ft BET etntm aattfneenbtn
3nfnHmsnfpb Dem 5rtnre cine bsrte &ectton
Ssbea., :
Stem Wat!
gtFern 9a6rtttta9 stif Der 5rtno strra un
Uirr stltr 'nnferr Sruppen am Dug Gap an,
purbf ater In bret aufsinanorr frI9rnpen Din.
griffin iebrs 1al nit '9crluf suradgcihlo9sn,
rcrauf er ii& bantr wirOer 3urld3pg.: Negtait's
Brigade, bic su Glrburn'S Gtpiicn stb6rt, psr.
tbtipiate bas @ap. Dug Sap III rtpa bret
Meilet BON Dalton ~snsfernt. unfer. Serluf in
bttftln Srefsn belief Tb- a#ff 5 5 9ortss unO Ser
tpHnbsts; Der Ses 8ttnoes mar ,bosssen tebsrE
tenN sr66sr unO irtrS p~erfsIte auf 800 aef6aBt.
% tOrtr gantees purosn "tnner9alb SO 5&rttt
pom u aiersr SsrI6an3un9tn sefurSsn, bic bel
Dem ausrtf ouf aug @ap~8efdqen waren.
Gtne S&Iadt mirb nod tmmer ia s~tirartst.
SOrten tUsrprn $50 @efuns.ne stn9etrdi6t Die
BRUTE etpa pier @siItn RON bier BON nnfsrer
Sapalerts 9tfansen. ssnunnsn trurren. Inter
etnfslben btfanO F4 elm lieutenant. GeIoueI.
=: :,".@ - argus.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28
Sta0t Rt6monO.

- 9u Pas perleu&l .nnitysr Office "tereits
fsit sctn Gasrn pie ,aGt tsriseu @aTtnf6Siaeu
~untsrer StaOt ;ur Sspadurg Ser @efdnantTe
u. +. NJ. perpanot rptrei Bitten mir 'un{srr atsbrE
ten 9rfer fern uaD na6 Inn 8a&F6t, ta6 mir
OensetSsn brlts uuO pifGstat aud fur biz mad.
Ten 8o8eu uuier .8tatt n4r In hem tsutiasn
5brmlt pprle9ru tonnen.
llnffrs QeItr in .@aYannab lms In anSre
rem StdStln, pslhe. lire atcnnementssstrd3e
NOD nidt an bic tetreTsnrrn N9enttn .Ge5abtt
'baten, bitten mir um: friordge etrcftt Gtnfel.
.ounS~ rerielteu. 9Sir it9in uu6 jeee& mirrers
bolt Su rtr .GrtIarund 93pupgsn, cap mir bic
.aItcn S5.Ncten MUIR gu tbrtn bisiisen Mayttr
utertAe annsbmeR ]t0Hneir,. Der MIR So III.
- TER M8rpsr N(eGartaY, Der .ror eHinta,n
@enatm irinr ,6rau umtra@!e UNI yum Surt
Oerurt9rttt porpsn mar, it prn @uuYrrnear
9mttS 5u 15iapri8er 3u&tbausflrafs be8naoi9t
mOrbIi. '*- .:> -.
Gin Stag of 8rues 9rot tam am .DDre
nerfas bel Sarina an, sbdtte iepr6 trins Sc.
:%fau9ene am 9ore. ~IonSern muir 6ra6t fir ri,
tisf8en gunfees ,unp 8rttft. Nit ,bemlelbeu
Boot sinssu 256 oertpuapttt ganfsrs nab Dem
-Rorteu ob.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28

0te l4feh gkietf aab tlm RtgF 10
sttta fadsa nnS sM sos tnr&HarA iu's
Quse tIdeh. Der natstf6tsS in benz r~rotali.
f6sn Uautbc Der tsiSen fstnSli1tn Sstrr it 70
9roe uni. aYssnfdats, bas faSur6 uuirrs @rmss
Der farterrM ftinrIi6sn Pets scpo6fsn bIeitt,
nHO sss mir ibtr BEN SnsIt6,n sladliarn aus.
gang SNf.s Sanpfss unbsfcrst su fstn brau6sn.
NSSen au& nod ~ttnstIns 1nf6ts unfsrr 8af.
fen trsftn, mir tuesbrn aud ft slidli6 aber-
~ptnrsn, mic mir bersiss fdou 70 piste ibsrpun.
ben tottn. Sts6t ff6 abtr Der geinS au6 am
S6Iu1s. Otsfse SaBrts In fttnsn sros drttgtn
anfrsngntasn, ben @iNen au untsrio&en, &c.
tauf6L io. mtrh et nptbsebrupssR uns ftIbR bic
5ano gum 8rtebsn rsi&sn. DER bant6ar. @a.
ben. atsr miro unfersm Staats uno icinen tapfr.
rem S6tnen tas 3susntb atItssn, in etsism
Stfreiun8stanipfe pas. Rstfe sstban unO aud
Oas Mrift - seIttten 3u tabsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28
Sir8inien iInb bas niertc Sabr
beS &rie9cs.

=: - Der Yortan8 auf Der Srte9etI6ne Der
neusn Belt bat ffd trisbrr Dor unieren Aucen
~entrult, unb bas. blutiee Drama btefes unfeItl
GEN Srteees BAT rtsbse nit ntuen uno bIuttgrn
Sceuen bseunnen.~ 9iratnien fpteIt abermals
in btrlem f&autrlthsn Drama Die 9auvtro1r.
Die f66nen 5Iureu OtrIes Staates ptrtsn offs
>Nsue BON einem ibermuttt9rn 8etnNt permaRst
uuD sntbeiti9t, feire altbsrs6mmIt6en Sitttn
unb @tbrdu6e, ia ieItf bas. 9siiigfe; pirp, BON
Der an 8arbartemus 9ren3suDen 8O66ett. bss
Sriubrs mil 8lssR sstrstsu, unb bIlFOfe 9reiIe,
Beibsr. uno SinNrr Tnb abumals Der 9rntalts
tat zines r~a6li&tiseu 5etnbts ausgs1sbt. User
tas Bolt 8ir9tni.us tt trUbcsm rubts unb aes
faSt, uno btetet. Ter 9rp6ei, usberSa5l bss 5etn;
brs nod tmmer raut8is bic SttrR, unb III terett;
init ben tapfersnr 8sp0bntrn fsinsr S6peRer-
Staaten BEN .Sampf f0rtjuftben, tsFen grtis
bic Sretbsit uno bic altgsrssbradte SeIbffan.
pistett III. !
g5te In rem erfsn 9atrsn btsifs 8rir8tS, 70
6ebsden fa aud ttBt wtrtrr Die 6~et6snl5bre
9trsinteas init uufsrtItbem Ru6m. @ieInpn
auf ben btuttsen s6la6tfettrrn Der fra9eren
SABRE, 70 wttfen Fe. f& aud isbt tDieeer Dem
5tinDe e%ntsesen, talt .uuO enffdlpFsn, mutGi9
nub tpbtsseera&ttnp, 70 ba6 Die 6prSgn @rapt's
ouf isrsm tluttSsn Bug ssssn at8mOuO eip.
bnlitn uno 8srtartunasue rm drteu miiFen, nm
bic 2idsa tn.itten. 8si9ep III faqrn, ptt6r bic
G5Bae 8irstnisns une bic pes 9ansfu g doens
laluetn. Der SODt bteIt inter unfren 5dnpen
f&on I'm 8sstnn Oss oierteu Getes tirles BRIGGS.
Dranas cine bluttet @ruSte, Bat a6sr aud aus
nnftytn Heiten mau6tn &aPftrrn unS 8raprn
binpteertFtn.
Ram absr Eel ssarm fOl&en Ssrpisntus, Sci
etnrr fcI&sn aufopfsrunssfd 9teteit irsrub no8.
stn 3rtifel R6tr ben ruplt6sn aussaus bielss
anIrIissn Rritsrs ObwaItsn2 Btr iassn neia i
benn fpsun zine gottpn fret 1ein min, unb strs
fniet, bon BON patrlOttsmus uuS eaerstr i9r
Nala ppftst, Tam fs ME unterorddt iprrSsn unD
Gabs bod bas 3iet erri&sn, mad Dem
0etse lang ia SaspsBHtt Rrrbte.
9lt6Nitn NIT bassssa BE @esaer unffrer
bst Dssibstt 10 st6Itdsn mir mdltnS
6 81 sbns pairicttemps mo anr fGYs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28
8efannfmaebmnatm
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-. Hsue SbuIe.
Gin. iunsr Dame Bat cine SduEe fur idn6.rt :Riuber
BON gats 10 l1br WtsIstns an Der lsttR sipilben Spain.
aue GrdHtlin>StfaBt in unfsrer Stabt s~rrtttt unb bittrt
I'm 9afdtetns pOn S4llsrn. SBt prstGt fnb anf 6aS
StalsItt asfsaf, uHb fam Ne ~senistn6e @uSfunft attr
TIRE 8aststtitsn u. {. 10. stbsnt 50
Ribrts gu rrfrdsrn Der 8. q. Gtrsder.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28
9rueamatton bss' @~Oupernsufrs BON girainl,n.

9a has gOurthaas sDn. RinS uu6 au.sn .Gpunty but6
BEN eftRIlt9tn Gsine jfrftslt .rprben IN, upb Ha aus Be
tem 9unot Die Sts1isrR Der bsfnstsa gpurf I'm SduIe
ets perm abonlaS gDsatt uabt 9acr's Gkapd In DesleIbtn
~btfastsn 6 uarts Der sr6ssrsn 9.alsmliasei. taIbef tnrum
slnesleatttH IL, bag Der SiB Der Court piton ssrIssk
-T~eretnn6at: 60. ptrprbnel Id, @t1Eiam @ mtt6,,.
St4tn, ptl9s bts'erattp Court btr bfIasttn Gpuntv biz
Ben, !ar bic geIse una bic auf ntitsre Sroer ttte Situns
gen IN Der SSpE ShptnsSilt In Der btfaetsn County
baittns
g. Dem Sttsst Der @btnneusealtb III RtduaDnb, am
9. lSten Sage bes ARat 1864, un6 i'm SSlen Sabre
49, Der GSmmonpealtb.
Sur ben gpustrnsur:
geOr8e %. Rumfprb,
s.'s.' Gtdotss@ enef6f.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28

fsus lmnsai, pscetamdtiua su srIdfth,
tOerin rsntsniscn @tadfen. pttae SR BdFtn
1atsfetteatr (itne sa &rta3r lrit&tn) tpatbsn,
neufdubise amntRs unb: 8sOrsaniiattun i6rer
.StaatS8ficbt, tno ,tror pbns trarno pcl6e Gin
ertfe her Central. 8csierune, su1cit6crt trsresn
lrue. - Dieter gntrda murpe irbpb init rs
:geget 53 StimmGn psrWorfsn, rppourb ben
,gdntesS bic Sldmdse trIrart puroc, lrl6r ge-
6tn9un9en con agen iIpltbcn Staaten. ulrid.
.~esrteicn Su ftbsn. Scr Dem Nusbrut. Der Semi.
Ieltetstten mar btrirs gqcs, mas Der @icen for
ecrte, teBtaber, na6bsm Str5ne pom 8Iut per-
8UIsi ~trureFrt,. farm Der Sipcn ME pitper ,u
elmer Seretnt9ung NIT Dem Ncrhsn Rtnmr en-.
Sn ben erfen bret Rpnaten oteies Sab.
res sin9en 2l,967 Steerass VaGastrrte BON Sr.
lamb nab ben Srr. Staatcn al, BON btnen Die
msiftn in bic traus' SADIE Der gdnteeS stRsdt
une ale Sanonrnfutter 8tbrauht irerbeu.
- Der fofSeh6e GbarartsrSus tDtre BON QSuis
NapUlson aus 3arie btrt6tet! Der SntIer bdfte
Dor ttntssH &asrh beina6e einen tlstren Sna.
ben ubrrrittsu, RteIt iebU6 frtn pfero nod. aet-
ha ssnus an unS fru8 tteInstmsnp ben SIei.
men. oh CT betlett lei. Gle birisr ss Ssrntinte
tra9ft sr tbn, ,pb er ben Saifsr ctrmol ~. Iebrn
puu!4e. Netn, nnttrcrtrts Der &nate, neil rnstn
Satsr last, en6~sr Elm S6prte fst gBirtlth,
ta8te Der &aiier, oas 1T mir irio su t5rsn, bod,
CLAUDE i'd, ra6 Srin Saisr tetn autes llrtbriI
ob9seen fam. 3 bod, faSte Der; 8nabs, sr IN
ia; Elm Senator. guf ettits btn p,eute Gin 8s.
steitsr Res' Saifsrs esn gtameu RES Snabsn rpif,
lsn' rrurNt teeo& befis pom &diisr untsrBru6sn,
Der ben Hamsn ui6t ptfen tprate uno Saponritt.
= Noh titenl gsri6te: aus 8Sm fano bort
Iiuldnsf Der foLSrnpt Riuttraufa0F fatt. Gun
pstsFsri Der .abrnbs mad 9aufs ssbsn .pultt,
DurUt auf RTsntti&sr, Strase BON etner Dists-
banet .an9etaltsn, bic p6ne a~treitsre umiauos
Eiane Cad 5p lerren %nnfns, ais zine ftau,6fs
l6t 9atrUutle in Der Ndbe rrGbien.. 5bnel
tudrfen I'D HE @5aunsr sur Gr6t uteSsr,, NM
eshsttn, etnt Yrtrilcr, ibueu Die 9ttauet ~pur,uIe.
fen. StttsrHo fcIgts teritlte tbrtm @sbCt unb
Qas .bttetet laat unp anN6tstig mil. Die ppr.
faber5ieGeHCen StlCatCn btcltsn pie 9tSu6tr fur
etne @rGppe Gnrd6tissr, Die, mie. 90 In Stoltsn
ssbtduhlt6, of aut 6fsntIjasr Stra6e b,teh.
@ls: Bite QatrpuiQe. iero6 BEN 8tiftn Der Nau,
Der ~tntIdHunStn mar, iss.en 'Oisfrtttn ibrt
Slnnpsruns an Fem ;arlnfn pttsRsr fort, Der
pUlitanstg ans8splIubrrt tnrtt6 prn Bsa nob
FINER BOsnans fOttisBtn purflr.
= Das ,iaErIi&e .GtutOmmsn Der SdlAe Der
rs8tersnpsn Nuuarteu s@uropa,s: 6etrdst midi
mrBr ais 2S,455 Yfuno StsrIina. 8te rsiaI.
berrt@rr *5amtlie 1T nit ~aasna6mt 8aetaurs
oaS pans 9npSburs, eU tbrtnssdE. ras se{s,Npar.
tts srO6arti8e 9rieaHeTbanBta i'm Satfertbuh1
0strst& bat, -fts troB aGIsr ibItatsu 8fpiIt6.
faafmnS iaSrIt& clue, @iatOn Plumb Stsrltna
sintra9en.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28
Sancrfrnnfl.

Per uhterietbgCls bat elm Gas eurSaeIideS Geuvrlniuf.
pas q an eslittHe GantIiIu btataff per BanoRs III ptrFau.
leu ranl6t. G. Sdatr, 155 Broa6fr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28

= 90 in 7WbtItp. WrtftT, WbIioeIrkio.. %
SsttNCm On Iite OcrleHtn, ut mir uur urrb Srn. &. bic
Nadt[tt S9sssanfea. eas er DID in gtilaretpbid ssiIpfs
Isn pace, 80 unS bic aineer ftno ppsl. Sateibs faih
ygtrlsaals"e t SbilaosIPe q, 9lditer cher Der. Rctp M5ff
5tsassS't'uua, bic I'M aufnapae ttrfr ssilsa sttFira
8i&neab, @ay 20, sra, 84, MSsa. msifsL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-28

@nrtlerl" @artIer!
eSRSsrSssssEt-0abfi err iiatvfsetdngten fSnHtn bttf
%sttaer!rs @lEitsr auesnSIidli& 8tf6afisane srbalRn.
Staaotet Arsett nne gutter 9Dbn perolRS nesIi&et.
&raff @pIbfmitb u. $taft,
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Sernr5bre !! Te,
Sernr5brs!

Berntpbre Bernr6bteI
Dr llutetJridnttt fl1t 8srnr6bre i.brr atrt rori. aute
SersrSs,rur e GEdftr gu taufsn, fur Die tr ben bSGaen
Yrtts btiab t. = =. q. g. RiIasT ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-20
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G. q A L = [ L

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-20
REPORTS FROM TENNESSEE.

Chattanooga despatch says the weather mas
hoan vcrv cold for the past two days troops
On the march and in camp have suffered con.
siderably
! Gov Brown, Of Georgia, it IS said, has or
aerod I'll the citizens, with their property, 70
,novc 70 the cast side of the Chattahoochle
liver on pain of having their property confls'
Gated, It is reported that the Confederates
arc bnil;ing an immense armory In Macon;
Georgia.
General Stedman has assumed command at
6,bo,tanoooa The Commercial Chattanooga
despatch says Adjutant General THOMAS IS
here organizing negro troops.
,rha statement teegraphed from here that
49, INV i moving on Dalton is false. Col.
De d. ratnrned from the Confederate lines
,v;th two officers ard twenty SIX prisoners
whose exchange he effected, under nag OF
Gen sherman's troops have destroyed, the
bm]ges on the Mobile and Ohio railroad there
nv severing connection between FOLK forces
and Mobile = r.to,
Confederate papers report oa' TIC a. Da'el,
nr;se. Miss, with unknown results. -,
Information mas DeeH t000i'o $500 -
ston. thinking that the tederals nave wG %
ed this point 10y reinforcing the the army a. h''oA
Vile, is preparing to attack Cll vi, ~ ~
~; T,,TEsr CHATTANOOGA, Feb. l9-AoJu,,
.oat I,anora| Thomas and staff have returned
tron, Knoxville. OILERS OF the party report
hat T,onestreet has retreatel beyond ffencn
sna1 20 avoid the movement OF 81 eatly superior
forces. ootod bu
r,lraaI with the exception OF seven hundred
raras Of Lou lon, and passenger trains are
summing. The bridge al Loudon WILL De nnlsn'
ed before q week. -. c ~,
Iohnsfon has concentrated his forces at Da-
ION and advanced his picket line to Klnggold
The Mobile News says that Polk mas been
shamefuy outgeneraled by Sherman WI VINO
had advanced beyond Meridian, between Dish
90 and Mo atgomery aud Marietta ;.
The Rebel has rumors OF hard hght ID
Mississinpi. on the 18th, puu no particulars
A long shed building on the farm of Judge
p,rnes. near Port Tobacco, Md, used tor sto-
r;nc grain and provender and as shelter tor
o,tt]a-the whole about one hun lred and forty
foot IN length-vas destroyed by fire on Wed,
nosaav last, and while the family and servants,
with several neighbors were endeayorlng TO
save the grain, Sc, thief, supposed to be
the ;ncendiary, entered the Office OF the Judge,
ond stole therefrom number of articles OF
;ows)rv and relics Of the family, and revol-
var The whole loss, which falls heavily at
this time upon one who had already lost 'nuch
property, is estimated at aoout e1'oo1'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
Our New FinanCier.

William Pitt Fessenden, was born in
Boscawen, N. H., 1905, settled as lawyer
in Portland in 1920, was elected thence to
the Legislature OF Maine in 1881, and has
ever since ranked among the foremost men
of that State. He served repeatedly at in
tervals in the more popular House, always
with marked distinctions; and in 1910 was
elected to Congress and served through his
term, declining re election. He MAS per
suaded to run again for Congress in 1850,
and received majority Of the votes, but the
seat was awarded to his Democratic cOnIpct
itor by the canyasscrs, and he declined to
contest il. lie was chosen U. S. Senator
in 1854 by union of W higs and Free Soil
Democrats, and has ever since filed n seat
in that body. He has for some years been
the Chairman Of its Finance Committee,
which is its first posilr:. in rank and i'm
portancr. His discharge Of the duties ol
that post has rendered him thoroughly la
mil'ar with evciy question relating to the
Natl nal Finances: and there is probably NJ
other man in America who could step a
once into Cav Chaso's shoes aud suror cr
him in his aiduous and trying labnr> Will
so little hesitation or misRiyius MIR. Eos
sender is one Of tho ablest lawyers in Amer
ica. and has no superior as ready, iorcihl
dcbaier. We expect to hear soon, tlirong
the Copperhead organs, that he is THE
and swindler; hut, NJ to this hour, no MA
has ever questioned his integrity. N. Y
| Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
wendell Phillips ANA TIE De
n1OGracy.

In letter TO the New York Indepcn-
dent, published June 30th, speaking Of
a Union of the democracy and the
'Radical Democracy Mr.. Phillips
says:
You dread union between Cleveland and
the Democrats. should welcome it, The
only question is the terms OF such union. -
! am not myself voter, aud could neither
give nor take office under the present Con-
stitution. But anv Democrat who viii jMn
me in securing Union without slave. and
every man, black or white, equil before the
Law, | shall be glad to work with.
In ordinary times, politics is OF little in
teresi to me. But to day the nation hangs
on the edge Of Niagara. have some hope,
though but little expectation, that it will be
saved under its present leaders. Duty bids
me make every effort to insure it, safety, -
Hence, joined the Cleveland Convention,
as protest against the calamity of Mr..
Iincoln's ~ election. / still trust that il
may be made effectual to prevent that dis
aster Ihope the soand portion ofthe Dem
oc,diic pdrty--iorers Of the ecouatyy-pW 40
cept an Anti Stavery bas,s Of action and jou
us. To ACHIEvE SUCH UNION Is Ny
PRESENT EFFORT. ...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
Fine Words.

You may always know Southern
gentleman by his language. For instance,
the Richmond Examiner, which is written
BY none but persons Of the bluest blood,
speaking Of the nomination Of Lincoln and
johnson, says:
IAN these several movements wo are
obliged to watch, and, if possible, under
standby reason of their possible effects
upon the war; otherwise We have no earth
ly interest in the matter, and if we were now
at peace with that nation it would be alto
gether Indifferent to us ,ohdt ape, or hyeaa
or jackass they set up TO gopern them"
We are not surprised TO find the pro-sla.
very journals in this city cchoing the slave
holders language in relation to the Prssi-
dent and Governor johnson. The sneer al
the latter as mere tailor comes appropri'
ately from these persons; no doubt at the
Chicago Convention they will nominate on
ly q slaveholding gentleman. These
same persons who now abuse Andrew J John
son because he was once a tailor, In 1860
forsook Douglas, who had been a carpenter,
in order to support Brekinridge, who was Q
Southern gentleman" that is to say, .
STAKEHOLDER with Union on his tongue aud
treason in his N. Y. Post
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
AristocraCy in Politics.

1t is somewhat curious that the can
didates Of the Union party should ,encoun
ter the same objection drawn from their
humble origin, both among the secession
lists of the South and the Democrats of the
North. Andrew johnson, it will be remem.
bered, referred in his Nashville speech to
the opposition which had ever been arrayed
against him in that city. He added, giving
the remark wider application:
This aristocracy hated Mr.. Lincoln be-
cause he was of humble origin--a raisplit-
ter. One Of them, the private secretary Of
Howell Cobb, said to me one day, after q
long conversation, We people of the South
,ciU not submit TO be gorerned by man uho
has come up from the ranks of the common
people, as Abe Lincoln has He uttered
the essential feeling and spirit ofthis South
ern rebellion"
We 6pd the same spirit too prevalent at
the North. When Mr.. Lincoln was nemi
mated for the Presidency four years ago, an
opposition organ in this city described him
to its readers as "a coarse, uneducsted mar
about City two years old" When the Bal
timore nominations were made the othel
day, the New York World spoke Of Andrew
johnson as .boorish tail from the back
woods, and characterized both nominees Al
men OF neglected education anu codloo
vulgar manners" To this pink Of prorri
ETY., probably an aristocratic rebel, thougt
descended from the TRANSPORTED convict
among the early settlers of Virginia, woulc
seem more endurable than our plain horne
", honest champions Of the nations cause
T Very well, every one to his taste.
But those who agree so we'll with Mr
Howell Cobb's private Secretary aud with
as Mr.. JOHNSON says, "the essential feeling
, and spirit of the Southern rebellion, ,eugh
; to go openly to the side of their allies
, where their aristocracy will be better 81
preciated than it is among the loyal masse
Of the North, who we may add, have a
unconquerable liking for these ''mcn of nel
lected education" that have made their wa
> so gradually to honorable and beuefccnt di
tinction.