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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-23
PROPOSALS.

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ot'i@'n m .'in w. qn, nl, 1sRl "a NJ for furnishing
ouVe uut ''u''! "a NJ r 1,g dr. ne dpnartnrnt If
yo'l states SSS %. sps Sa SG'S S jotc5 0 pt ra' @R ,
i,,sr nm tIia IIn,l and on th, Block
WLe, r,uunel son the Block it willbe neatly slaughter
al and dsvnrcd m such quantities and ut such times the
Chief CDmmigsary Of subsistence OF tho department Of New
Hsxtco SS,Sn oGi@ may rcqarc.
To be Of gool, naTNmpl' qNulN' usi'''u III vl"Ti
proportion OF tore and hnu quarter mc,t' htyh mum W,
kdncy t!llow eNc0d1d 'WW1ci'Is 10, m rsH
ali The troop. at and in the vicinity Of tho posts 50 contract
sa te P,.r catl tobe delivered must he
uN il" II. i.'e G n'rtrtnl,e nly sni m
IRON umtg 70 Ths bids vii far So mach nar ounI
k.u ltnr, ~ e,c ttns and in slch unutri,s
net. t %est M G0Sc" Sc Ct S cornry "I % 5rormDn r
Mexico WIN reserves tie privilege Of increasing ana d.
ainishng the uAmher II Beet tattln A. ne ot tn b.
deNeryl ,On the lloo.n to the extent OF oac-tdid
The Beef Cattle ou the lluo required ~ tue seyua Iosts
are not designed for the troos i he Posts but to be
driven away to s.hni IT II G,S OF, !, ~, ,,' ,,-I w,
DEPOT FOkl UNlpN'
For Fresh Beef IN the Block, slIlte'rl ana ueIVuel
for one year cOnmcu4mF lnc ls 9y Of sepemOcr nest
Also, 81 wIl ht received Ior 'e "''Vll VI WV H'"" "
becl Cattle ION NV nr, nM,i ,,,N-,,,rp
FUhl NlNuAlE'
- rsh gor to Bor. slaughtered and delivered for
~, ys,r rammcncuu On ths stiy Of Septsmber next,
LOS pINOS,
IN. .,.....,,.., on, ,o,,,..ol
For Fresh Bee on Tue boVN sR.en'glvu "t" ug
for one Year commencing on the 'tay Of SemDef next
Also, bids Will br Tcrtntuor 'ue "u"Nr'E VI NV "' VI
Beef Cattle "0n the Hoo ,,,
FORT SUMNER,
For Fresh Beef ON tie Block slaughtered and delivered for
onc Ypar commencing the lst day Of pl mb.r next
Vnu So NV vii he received Lr the delivery GOO head
nnnnrIr,,tIc mon the IIoof
D''' FORT RASCOM.
r,,., p..s 90 H. y g.,g,,- rad and delivcrcl
ior ouu isn, m ra"ar fr V % c r ooo he,I {,
As3 mdI w'l ., c r '"' '' u'''V' VI 'O' "''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-11
EhariHIa Sale

By virtue Of writ Of rlua LsVAriA Facias 70 me direct
"a viii b expose 70 Public Sale At the HOel Of O.
Lippinsott in AiddotoEn, In st. Georges Hpndfed Nov
Cattle County, Delaware, on TUESDAY the i1th day OF
October, 1884, at soeleek, NJ the following described
All that lh6 following described plantation or tract Of
Land situate lying and being In b. Georges Hundred Ia
ths County hforsssd, and bounded as follows 10 vii
Beginning stona the edge OF fast land at tho
northwest esrner OF said tract corner for lands
Of jacob vAndegrift and running thence south ten
degrees, west ninetsen chains seventysx ptrehoa
YaBes'a Nook, from thence eondnziuK the sams
course twenty six chains and thrsyaeFen links gum
tree thence south thirteen degrees aud one-hAlf or
decree west six chains aud seFerty-siz links ditch
thence down the several courses Of aid ditch about thirty
ave and nineteen links 10 the Appoqunlmnk
creek thence said creek the several e1nrse thereof
about ehainh aud ninety links ditch an
anu Of degree Weit ave chains and rty
hse links thence north ten dssrees and onsbalf Of
degree west thrtysx eAsinb and hfteen links to an
apple tree thence north two degrees and onehAlfof
degree seventeen chains and Twelve links tho
middle OF tho Aioresad road thence With the sad
north oighty.four degrees west eea chains aud ton
Rks thence north six degrees twenty ehains aud
forty Links 10 cripple thence along said erppls aud
binding thereon the thereof about thirteen
chains and eighty links to the place Of beglnnlng,
tAininE within said bounds one hundred and fty
acres rood and three peTeles OF arabic land
twenty-five aeres and Nentynlna perches Of meadow aut
and eleven and sight psrehe Of unimproved MEADOW
/ be tho same more or less. ...
sssed anl taken in execution the property Of Ed
mund Townsend and Ann Elisabeth his Wife morgAgers
and George Ingram ana - Ingram terTs teusnis ana
| to bo sold BY ,..,, -. s-..-.... -.
SheriH Once New Castle, Sept. 49, 1854 sept. Is n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-11
NOTICE.

nBT Partnsrship hsrstofors existing between JOHN
i BARNES and GEORGE BARhnoLT, under The Arm
" BARGHoJr BARNkS, s1ptred BY lini' alton on the
y pss.vlfs wa oity, s.g, %. lsst-ost Ssr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-11
Sheriff Sala.

By virtus Of wit Of To- ias to no directed, viii
be exposed 10 Public sale llolel of Norris Diciu-
son, In the city ofWlmiusH New Castle County DelA-
ware, SATURDAY,, ths s.h day os October, 1854 AZ
O'Clock r. ~, the following dese ibad Real Ratats
All that certain lot piece Of land situate 10 the city
Of Wilmington, and bounded and dosaibed follows,
vita Beginning at point, corner Of land Of David O..
Wilson and Thomas Black between Seventh ind Eighth
Ere, At the distance Of three hundred and sevenyono
feet less from the eAsteriy side OF ButtonWe0d
Street. thence along line OF Thomas Blacks land south
thirty degres vest and passing through three feet Wds
alley between thia and the adjoining houae the wes
OF said Thomas Black, sxyRne feet and
Of eo to the northery side Of hAst ssrsnth Street,
tended thence thereby south hftyssht degrees east
teen iest to line Of Jeremiah Bste iapd thence along
lins Of fad Brsters land, and along tbs division Hue
between this house and the adjoining house Of hs
Jeremiah Brlusr the east north thirty degrees cant
aixiynlne feet and thrss7uarters Of foot 10 line Of
David O. Wilson's land thence along line OF said land
north htyeight degrees Wsst and parallel to Seventh
srest ntsen feat % the place Of BEGINNING be tbs
tshts thereof what they may. ilit % i-l
gelHsd and taken In execution the property Of An.
| thony Persgln, nnd TO b sold by
LEWIS W. BrIDHAM, Sheriff.
shsrihs ohes, EsWCAans, Sept. Is, 1854 ssptIs-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-11
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. HI Market Street,

. No. HI Market Street,
DELAWARE PIRR INSURANCE BUILDING.
pKEDs, BoEDa, NoRTdAdBs, Sc. &s., promptly ard
- 1pkoMissoRY MOTIFS NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission in this city the Brokers BoArds In Pha.
delpha, New York other cities By means Of
ponding brokers who all firms Of high standing.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on stocka
os purchased abroad the regular brokers oommiuaen
os@ ausr,, cent being divided between ouIsslvs1
and our agszts -,ii.aalnhia Nav yorh or t,,
DR1PTs-Ws drawos - sless stiss az \, ny m.
ton and procure drafis on otnsy ~
lowest rates Of exchange. Nv T..
FoRHIGH DkAfrs.-We draw ga arsst pft,
aad, Germany nAd every rsfsf eotntry n Pur,,.
on houses of undonbtee standias sums % suit our
euStnneFR-
EXoHLRGE-Yoreiga or u-.tA,s..-bovrAt ana .o,a
- the most favorable rates -T - ty thS n.srk.t
prem tam will anost always b dssa Ifohesss On Nev
York. ...t,u
Of Heal Estate in toWu or y aud fespae,fuy uvlta
uurehasers or suerS TO give call We rent honqeg
and when desired - our eusolners aynd 10 the eoee.
ton Of their rents.
CoILBCTIoNs-our correspondence enables US 10
reseh any prominent pout In imerioa or n any fsra
country, through the most reliable ehAnnsa Oar cl.
ties ior making eolleetons therefore complete,
consequently psons avAlng themselves Of them may be
on6dsnt that their business will bs fathtullY and
sromply attended TO- uur charges are a. low arc
made By any reliable parties
Ia sysry cass where employed aim is % do
he best for the interest OF customers and We solicit
Ne patronage Of our friends and the public gener ally
ian JOHN HsLkAR SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-11
lAcT TO m Continued
Sherif's Sale.

Aum2 By virtue ofA writ Of VsndlteAl BKpOnEs u
mo directed, Will os exposed to Public Bale al
EnsE# the hotel Of Morris Deknson, In the city *
Esssak Wilmington, New Castle County Delaware, on
SAs4 SATURDAY, the 15th day OF ostobsr, 1866
o'clock p n, the following described Real Esats
VIZ: ...
All that certain lot Of land with large brick building
used as an Kngne House thsrson, tuats in the atty OF
Wilmington and State Of Delaware and described fol-
lows Vih Beginning At the norhery side Of Tenth Street.
A. the distance ofona hundred feet from the Wsatery side
VI Market street. at Of land Of Rduard W. Gpln,
then along his land north thrytvo degrees parallel
with Market Street frtyhve fest four inches and outh
ntyght degrees eaat parallel With Tenth Street EenN
fest OF land As OF Sarah krisby hsuce along
said land north thrtywo degrees cast twenty Aet and
inch. and north degrees west feet
land formerly VI George Grow, thence along lne OF
said laud south thirytWo degrees west HVe
inches 70 tbs said side Of Tenth Street, and thence II Teby
eoath hfysght degrees east i1rtytwo feet 10 the ben-
ming be the eanieuts more or lsss s..
seixed and taken In execution the property Of tha
fhendshlp Fire Company, aud 60 he aqid by
Lev Is ". sflDHAA. SheriG
slssias ohhcs New ositls s.pi p. $50 sep aI.ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-11
PROCLAMATION.

1. CHARLES KIEFB, Chief Caterer to The eitissus Of
Wilmington, and the public generally, DO puhish and
deeAres-
i, That REED BIRDS and other eAOioS game arc In
asaou and may 10 found done up in the very best STYLE
II the OYSTER nay HOUSE, IN Third STREET BE.
TWEEN MAkKBT And KING STREETS.
2. That OYSTERS now strictly prime, and are dons
up in the most delicious stewE Pans, FTys Be-, al the
Oyster Bay House, In Third Street,
o. That all kinds Of refreshnents may be obtained al
the said Oyster Bay House. Third Street, done up In the
very style and that the proprietor Intends in the
future In the past to make this rssrtoy OF the
best 10 the United states model establishment, al
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN obtain every
luxury In the shape Of BATTING and DRINKiNG al fai
prices and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly.
~, Given under the hand and seal Of once OF the
L said Oyster Nay Houae In Third Street. beiw'en
~ Market and King Streets, Wilmington Delaware
this ssvsnth day of September, A, D. 1864.
sspso n CHARLES KIBFE, PfCprlsta;.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-11
Ohicial.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pssssd At the Frat Session Of ths Thirty Eighth
Congress.
Omcial.

fPuHIIc-No 1isl
An ACT to provide internal support the aoT-
eTnment to pay Interest the public debt, aud for
other purposes,
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

<0Dvern0k seymour ana General OlX On
tho War Platform.
= It is amusing to see the shiftings, turnings
aud double shufles Of our public men-one
day one thing and the next something else
Governor Seymour, whose administration has
been balanced half way between the war de-
mocracy and peace faction, has made pecu-
liar record-a record that will seriously trouble
some future historian when he tries to spread
before the world the point which the Governor
attempted to accomplish. Elected on the war
issue, and under the supposition that hs was in
favor of its more thorough and determined
prosecution than his opponent, he has evidently
endeavored at times to please both sides. One
day the war democracy applaud him. The
next day they denouncs him, and the peace
men are bis defenders The peace faction get
into muss which forces upon them the Official
interference Of tho authorities at Washing
ton, and Governor Seymour Immediately
steps In with . manifesto, - In the
case Of Vallandigham. The rebels COM
mence raid into Maryland and Pcnnsylvsnis
for supplies and plumber. Tho people are
aroused, call for action upon the part Of the
0kato EX0cuUVebj euu 0eu0uuc0 tno60 VINO no0l-
tate. Governor Seymour thereupon' places
himself on the war platform, and issues pro-
clamations of warliks character The excite
msnt subsidies, and his Excellency then at-
tsmps to put down the rebellion BY letting II
alone.
Thus have the events---the balancing OF the
books between the war and peace democracy
been conducted for nearly two years. The
war haS been going on, the rebellion driven
into Strengthened circumstances, Presidential
campaign has commenced, sAd public men are
beginning 10 receive credit for their part Of the
the work. General Dix, . lifelong democrat,
has noyeGjp Straightforward path. and. dis
charging nDauty to the government and obey.
ing, without cavil, the orders Of bis superior
oflcsrs, meets with general appreciation. The
Govern NOR becomes Jealous Of his popularity,
aad saxiously awaits ~ opportunity that will
enable him to seriously damage the Generals
laurels. Circumstances transpirs which render II
necessary for General Dix, In the discharge
Of hk duties, - ssiss two journals Of this city
aad place their sstablishmsat under guard.
The 0ovsrnor fsrthwith oaiis upoa The 0raad
Jury - srlsx n n indictment sgAInst ~
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

Statement oS the Fourth 00cer - che
0oIeonds-Ths PEivatsessnsA Psoaass'
to Destroy One 81 Oar 0uabeass-Ia.
aagn1tiss % aar. LAmvoin's Paesure-Oas
Oruiasrss Be- 40.
ssvsral q The orswoe ths whaling tart GolosaaA q
New Bedford b ths city yesterday, and were gsa
srously for a The Of the New Epsana Sol
disrs' Relief Association, No lo4 Broadway rhs lsst
tuts sailors robbed 0 their earnings and clothing.
nation free Of charge
Nr. B. 8. Wilcox, the fourth oaoss Of the 0elecadA
says that the Golconda been absent from New Bed
ford nearly I'VE years. and had board absus sghtssa
hundred barrels Of sperm o and that during hs voyage
some i've hundred barrels Chad been sent homA On
the morning Of shs Sn inst as daylight the yerida
ssen and half eight O'Clock A. they hove
70 BY shot from Ne prvatssr and BOARDED By Ass
boats. The rsbol officers gave thsm but few minutes
10 get Of the bark and a nine O'Clock H. shs Wa
in flames. On the following day Captain winsIow. the
chief and second ocsrs and bosstesrse put
beard Of an English schooner bound for Nassau Mr.
Wilcox states number caibrs Of guns prsvi
eusy reported He thinks she has hundred and
ATTY In her He overheard of che ocsrs
say that hs Flor Ida was going down the coast Of Fesa
and retaliation for the dssructios OF the Alabama she
would destroy a leass Of our gunboass.
Some Of the rebel officers found haad-
some picture Of Mr.. Lincoln on board a The
Gciconda which they removed 10 the water closet and
covered up saying many hard things against Pre-
sdsnt Six barrels Of OIL the chronomsssr. conpasses.
spy glasses and al nautical Instruments were
moved board Of the Florida before the bark nrsd
EHB PURSUIT. OF TIE YLoRIpA.
Up this have hoard nothing from our cruisers
sent cut after the Florida, but may expect hear
from them In few hours, and trust that sons OF them
ere this have fallen 10 with her aud captured her,
1hs New London Ssay OF July IL, says:-
Last night about O'Clock Collector Prsuts rsesivsd
important despachcs for Capt Fairfax Of the United
States sigats Macedonian, laying 0ardner's Bay and
nos being able 70 procure steamer despatched the
revenue cutter JAmce Campbell which Loft here at half
past O'Clock, arriving 0srdincvs Bay
main there for an hour or account OF The heavy sea
after which she started her resusn reaching here
little before eight O'Clock this morning.
From this ws are inclined 10 think that Commander
Fairfax has received orders proceed 70 sea with ths
Ma sdonan, Marvin aud narblshsad and cruise
for the Florida These ships shs practice vessels Of
the Naval Academy and manned By she midshipmsu,
who are anxious 70 have Goa AshA Nothing could be
more glorious 10 contemplate than action between
these vessels and the bo prvstesr That thess young
gentlemen could make good fight cannot be qusstonsl
and there be but ltls doubt the result they
meet the Florida Much anxiety will b feis 70 know
they havc gone out, aud II they have, We hope shs
youngsters win have opportunity 70 try thsiS sunnsvy
practice In actual combat
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

Rn Van wnxIs wEkLzs.-Nis Is in vain for
sleepy wellss 10 cover up bis sins Of omission
saA commission with Captain Winslow's victory
ovss tAs Alabama wsllss sught 70 be told
By President Lincoln that he must oaptars the
Florida In ten days or resign his posision In the
Cabinet One swallow doss not make spring,
and one Ksarssrgs doss net uAls Secretary
Wsllss good ofRciaL
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
News frsa san rraneasss.

cNFhANcIsCO, SuV Ia l00ts
Ins Supervisor have passed oediaasos psdgisg sAs
faith Of the city fos the payment oeooso gold 70
suoh sitissas VIII aAvascs w. 10 AAsssa ~ ssmplsea
Of the Monioor Camaschs.
The oontraotos ~ tksy win cemnssss putting Ass
together Immediately and recall thsr Intended ataaasa
nsnt Of ths contract
The Nevada Csnsttstioasl Cssvsnssos have sAspssd
section aushorising the Issue q bends, ~ The rate cf
$4,000 per mile, 10 cid q The Pacific Railroad within
the limits Of The new STATE The whole amount sot v sx
cssd ss. .ooe.ooe
ship Chapman for CAliao.
The receipts 4 bullion since shs let last. have beso
81 500 900.
there 10 small demand for sxeha ngs. Money usrkss
easy.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

GOVERNOR SEYMovR's PRocLANArIoN--Ws
publish this document in full in another
column. IL reads we'll enough But what We
want now is work, not words. The Governor
still harps upon the militia regiments which are
not filled up and not ready 70 20 to the seat Of
war. Why does he not send Of those regiments
which are filed up and which are ready to 20?
Then the Governor lectures about constitutional
law. Is this the time for such essays! Let US
all do something to save the country, and then
We can quote the constitution ct our leisure.
The Governor IL - full Of words ~ diction-
sry. But We need men, and We need them ct
once. What 10 the use Of wasting time in talk
Ing about the constitution when We should ell
be trying to settle BY force Of arms whether
We have country and . constitution to talk
ab0utg
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
coo.o closed ,u LONDON on ns Cd Of July ooX sss1


uIECELLANEOUs NEwa
A meeting Of the @ieaoe Association" which Was
c.uS At ,hs III th Avenue Hotel last evening. did not
take plscs The members Of the "Association, under
the var excitement which prevails through the CITY.
found no DOUBT pesoe meeting with The times ous
OF Joint wss the question: and therefore adjourned
to soms favorable occasion
Yesterday was the anniversary Of the commencement
OF the great drat riots prevailed 10 this city last
July. We had hot day OF Il yesterday but h was py
no means 90 warm as year ago.
The Walton will has at length been settled wal
ton. II will bs remembered, was murdered. and . wrs
was brought by Mrs. Walton against the executors OF h
viii 70 recover annuity given 70 her. Several loans
had been by this lady on the estate, fos which shs
also brought suit These matters have all been adustea
between the parties themssves that the whole aaAr
b ended
In tho Unitsu States District Court yesterday. Judge
Belts presiding the District Attorney entered Dual Do
cree distribution Of the proceeds Of the cargo Of the
prize sIoop Nellie captured In March, 1858, on Port
Royal by the Uasd States bocksding steamer Quaker
CITY The sum for distribution 10 So 06a "a, In which
the capturing sharsa Tho Nellie, being too
small vessel TO send North abandoned after cap
eurs and her cargo this port another aess for
adjudication.
The Eighteenth precinct police yesterday foupd
poor woman, eighty years Of age, named Margaret
Johnsno lying on the sidewalk corner Of Eighteenth
street and First avenue, suffering from the effects
Q, the extreme heat She was conveyed TO Belle.
vus Hospital by officer. James Finnegan, while
At work IN Mercer street, rsar Fourth was
overcome By the heat, aud after reoeiving prompt
medical a the Fifteenth precinct polioe conveyed him
his residence In Forty sixth street, Sixth
John wersbsrger German, nty.four years Of age, en-
ploysd fireman at No. 6s3 Broadway, was over.
powered by The heat and conveyed e Bellevue Hospital
for treatment. Henrietta Flsks, middle sged woman,
was sunssrucx Broadway Pearl street, where she
was found lying inssnslbls BY officer es the Twenty
nh precinct, who conveyed her 70 ,hs New York Hos-
pitai.
Tas tghtnsss 10 the monsy market had the cdscs Of
greatly interfering with commercial transactions yostsr
day The high prices which charged for money TO
carry produce, &C., greatly interfefed with the specu
completely unsettled prices The business
very small In nearly all commodities, both foreign
and native Every kind Of msrchandiss~ was
nominal Petroleum was lower, but entirely
nominal Cotton was without decided change.
On 'Changs there . further material rsduc.
tion OF prices all the leading staples with only
moderate business The ssipgsDcy o the monsy market
Affects the SPECTATORS seriously may be serTsd from
the fact that prices Of port fell $ 50 per bb Flour
was about SOC. Of, while wheat declined 50 . 100.
Ffeghts wore Au, with neutrsis for choice among ship
psrs owing recent dsprsdattens Of the privaee
Florida.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

How TO CArcH THE FLoRrDA.--Ths Florida
must have coal, and TO obtain IL she will 70
into Halifax, Bermuda, Martinique or st.
Thomas. Now, II Mr.. welles would send two
fast and we'll armed gunbOsts to cruise OF
each Of these ports IL would not be long before
she would be captured. or blockadsd 90 that
she could not cruise upon the ocean and destroy
our commerce. Many distinguished naval ON
GERS are Of the Same opinion, and fssl confident
that II this course were pursued the Flsrida
would soon be numbered among the things Of
the pask
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

ton. he will be furnished with bis army Of one
hundred thousand men.
Thousands of our discharged veteran soldiers
will hasten to join the standard Of Little
Mac" and tens Of thousands Of able bodied
war democrats, from Massachusetts, to Missouri.
will respond to the call for volunteers In his
name. The fact too, that while Graat, unde-
pleted Of his soldiers. is pushing on his great
work before Richmond, Mcclellan Is standing
guard over Washington, will give feeling of
unbounded security and confidence to tho
country. Better still: between these skilful,
tried aud trusty generals, the campaign against
Richmond will indeed be "short, sharp and
decislve;" for the rebel army and the rebel
capital will be placed between two converging
Hres, from which there will be no escape.
As stroke Of military policy, such are the
advantages which invite this appointment Of
General Mcclellan. As political strategic
movement 1t equally commends itself to the
favor Of President Lincoln. It will rally to his
political support the rank and fle Of the war
democracy; it will render the copperhead peace
faction utterly powerless for mischief, and tho
Chicago Convention pitiful cabal Of aban-
doned demagogues and conspirators. McClel-
lan's blttsrest enemy in the Cabinet has been
turned adrift. Relieved Of Chase, the President
Is free to act In this matter; for Stanton may
now be recsnciled II he cannot be spared. A
new and harmonious Cabinet, however, In con-
junction with the restoration Of Mcclellan to
active service, would give vast additional
strength to the administration. But the Arst
essential now to revive the confidence Of the
country, the unity Of the war supporting masses
Of tho loyal States, and to strengthen the ad-
ministration for the war and for the succession,
is the appointment Of Mcclellan. This done in
spirit Of magnanimIty, the claims Of some
other officers, who have for some time been set
aside, should also be respected.
Finally, in still another important view, this
appointment Of Mcclellan would be followed
by good results. II would exert wholesome
influence in reference to our foreign relations,
from the fusion Of the war democracy with the
administration party for the war. In behalf,
therefore, Of the national CAUSE, the army and
the people, and in view Of glorious campaign,
IN early peace, aud Of quiet and overwhelm.
ing reelection Of President Lincoln, we would
earnestly call upon him to try the appointment
Of General Mcclellan to the military depart
ment Of Washington.