, 1864-06-24
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TuR NEWS.
Our ,wp adyices from Grants operatious
before 'etcrsburg arc only more full but no
later tim those previously received. Since
Il at d,*: tile situation is in process Of change
b, arther grand strategic movement, the
-,Aturot which is not yet allowed to trans
7lrc, tough 1t is htnted at in the dispatches
nc RI: elsewhere in this Issue. Another
day I'll be likely to clear up the mystery,
and fothst our readers can wait, The les
son til war has most prominently taught IL
pasie1r. And to this, patience, hopeful
nees, nd readiness to receive and repair
cisast are very good aecompanimcnts.
Gounor Morton, Of Indiaus, makes q
pod uggcst1on, which may be worthilS In
;ste< and acted upon outside OF Indiana
ct gery man and woman on the 9TH Of July
.muber the wounded soldiers and give "a
lat day to good deeds and generous offer
,ee for the Sanitary Commission. 4 good
y tr the best Of deeds.
III Conference Committee On tie Tax bill
understood, will accede to the demands
Secretary Chase, and will increase to d
ordernble extent the tax On several lead
.narticles. the Secretary maintaining that
by taxation Ia tue only means Of sustain
5l,ur public debt The people are willing
annxious that this shall begin, and the
s,o1 the better. Unlike the military serA
~7cebis furnishing the "sinews Of war"
+a,,,s t1e ,ains If heaven on all men a1ike,
.,,,,or,,oass hor. IN INV taves whather
shcile u or not
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slHls ele'nen' " I.u 'usm III oPpos.ns
Athe1n sehtamca' out Il 'no .anpasn
OF "a Pfose o1sa6tfous' Ut p11e'a1tS unsac'
ce1l before the cno OF August ana me
1c' t'sn' "4ns ~ ~" eaes sue.s1 ~
ar'1enlne 'ne peoP'e " uoues pau'.' 1"s
Nq'cfoe1os iuas aauasu .eAe' ~ Gu
1hc1uel "a.' Anes ~" .saaeo ~ oa,
foal 1oe aosal co1n.ty WIZ 30. 1'e 'ees
un noMe enenaiee "Aiie taes give oo.n
14de to tic "ork OF cfnsnlng 1oe reoe0 IN
II field
he Gopperhcad party at this time reminds
) OF the fable Of the fasttdious Englishman
:ho eat naked with roll of cloth under bis
e@A
shIch his coat and small clothes should be
Id will have a cheerful summer Of it,
Navy Agent Henderson, Of New York, ap-
,cars TO be in tight place Being news
upper man and connected with the publish.
NJ department Of the .Etxning Rass, he did
lot sir through ignorance, OF because he had
10 RECOURSE to good doctrine and sound pa-
;r1otiem. We give elsewhere enough to
sboE the nature Of the charges against Hen
derson. If half Of them be true we hope be
my be made an example cf SO thoroughly
shat q cold chill shall run all through the
:ribe Of 1ceches and blood-suckers on this
Government public robber Of this class,
In the time Of war, should be hung.
Tallandigham, from over the border, rush.
ed, most unwelcome of visitors, into the
Copperhead ring, unbandaging all his sores,
and brandishlng his bruises, much to thehor-
Eor Of the Cops. He promised at Dayton not
to speak In public again nntA the Chicago
Convention. To Keep Val still ali SKINNER
3le convention has been postponed. We
commend this view of the cese to the War
Democrats, and make 70 charge for the hint
The House yesterday, after a protracted
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to
raise sack, ,0O0, 900 to carry on the war and
Fave the country. Some wou1d-be loyal men
trces ut ill this, and affect to regard the r.
sumption ofspecie payments, and the reduc-
1iou Of the prlce of sugar. sosp. and factory
cloth as matters to be attended to before
putting down the rebellion. These dainty
men would probably 20 to Chief Engineer
Harris while great fire was threatening
wild devastation, and tell him his streams
were making the streets VERY muddV his en-
Eincs and hose carts obst1ucting the street.
and his whole machinery a great fnfraction
Of street ordinances. lie Tould be. yerY
likely to below back to them through his
trumpet, uGet out of the way. We ehll
mi The fire ont f,rst. and attend to etreet Or
.,fnances afterxaraen Wa shall f,nfsh this
war If Il xears ont this ceneration IN {, ,ht.
;ne We .ha,, ree+orc the J1nton even If
xonr ,,,t1e Inv ,tta,ns his frredom sn,t h.
fore he snende a silver dime far ten cents.
1rny4,, of io,l}nons ENGLAND went twenty
s,r vcors .x;thout hearin,, the ch,nk of a
17.;n.a IL sre the worse row FIR hav,np
@hua hc,,r tbe ,,re.ert cent1rr,
~ hs11ooni,r ,f trola c,,nt3nnaa ana
x~rano manic among: pr;res il in nrocress
G.h1dfy ecrcte anV,h,no NOW Init mast eron.
onv md Al, wonder rhey did not Last vear
1rv nil they ehould be likely to want for the
next five years. Let everybody stand tlru.
There ia a Coppefl.ad scheme at the bottom
of this furry. and the Boreas who has let out
.hr bae f..M Of breezes previously exchanged
w,pls with jeff Davis. Il the worth Of this
u.1ion 10 be measured with tue ward stick
and tbv gallon measure and rated with facto-
~ cotton and molaesess Gud forbid, Push
on tie war.
Why resort TO q compulsory DRIFT when
volunteering is still 30 vigorously progress.
fney Within the vrek full two hundred
n1!d fifty at,lt.bodied men. deeirous to enlist
in thr service of this Government. have heen
7nr,,ed axav at W.ehtncton un,ike manv
,r.,o wcre willing tn eniiat tor arrrice within
thc limits of tbe1r own sts+es theae h,ra
1,ccn eacer tn On out Of thu conntrr. If th,
cor, r,,nn,,t won,d ,,1r ea,a +ho, p;.v
TINT snca devotion mnst co nDrewarded
.rha c.yo,,,na,t h-e W, 80 fo,,d =, -aoa.
.o,y =, ,a--,so, Mor,-ea1 81 :. ri, -oo,-
-ncn+ md so on1v sends Iobn Pottar of
Wisconsin. to thnt vacant con.ulate.
The mill of the drunken Bripad,er stnrp1.
rrrou,e oree+er with cacb succeed1nr arconnt
.ro 1,aTa If the ccsna,t,re of his late I'll.
,..x-oa a-,aaf,;o, hc1ow cor;ntb The
x,,ars ~ 1,linnts IN the hntchery was a verv
.ast,, ~ ~ 90 rrr aisr,+ch elsewhere show
1,ts ,,on eho,,d he ,,nn,shed mn ahon1d Il
~ aronnh ~ s4r;,, hin n lis et,Ta Canrot
ta.,.,o' tus 1.a,Sn. ,..h .ha T h1ooa ~ hr.vs