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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
Military COnf0rmNtiOns- Colonel
WOOlfOrd Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, March 25th.-Theo Senate
confirmed 1t. III. Jayne, 5th ILL.,, cavalry,
and lst 1t. Henry G. Robinett, 1st U. S. In
fantry, to be aids to Gen. McClernand,
Lockwood Tod, and Nathan A. Richardson,
of ILL.,, to be commissaries of subsistence,
with the rank of Captain.
- The President, to-day, dismissed Colonel
Woolford, of KY, from the U. S. service for
sentiments expressed at the recent sword
presentation in Kentucky. @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
All the Militia to be Called For.

NEw York, March 26th.--The Worlds
Washington special has rulnor that the
entire organized militia of the North is to
he called into service for six months, to hold
certain points during the campaign against
Richmond, which is about to commence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

"THE WAToH Tower OF FREEDoMn Is
the title Of q handsomely printed piece Of
Music, s'respectfully inscribed to Brigadier
General WIN. H. Lytle. BY Mrs. Mary
Farrell Moore.n Mrs. Moore will call up
.or the ladies Of Columbus during the next
few days, with her music, and we have no
doubtshe win bekindly received and liber-
ally patronized,. s'' se'ssi'saf eSss y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

NEW YORK, March 26.-The Tribune's
Washington special says great number of
ambulances have gone to the front. An
order has been issued allowing officers and
privates of the Invalid corps, fit for active
duty, to enter the Veteran corps.
The Herald's Washington special says the
4th New York heavy artillery is ordered to
the front as infantry. 1t numbers two
thousand men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
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DETER CARMICHAEL. WHOSE RESIDENCE
4 is rnknown 70 petitioner. win take notice that
State Of Ohio, did on the Oh day Of Jannery a T
lsei file her petition in the Court Of Oommon Pies.
within and for the County Of Franklin n snd Ststs
and settling forth that the plaintiff was married Ia
the detspdant on or about tie 10Th dsg Of Nav al 81
isoI That she has ever since conducted hersef "a
ward the said Peter Carmiohaol a . fa;thfoi' Ana
obsde ent wife; and that the sad Defendant kss tss
guisy o. rllliui absence from the said plaintiff Tor
provocnu1n, and praying that said defendant nav
pe oompeIod 70 ensuer inland singular The prsnfses
plaintiff may bo restored toher maiden uanc 6,rhic6
yr vas zane s Me;sonl and that she may b dl<ocei
ther relief a. il equity and rood codznioncs ~ \;
c,ntvcu To- Tho said Peter CzruichooI a nrIiI IeI
ssd ss ss
=, ), c.s.. .sES \ ksss. casl'cHsss x! z|'.:.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

BosToN, March 26th.-A letter from Ma
deira, states that the Pirate Florida sailed
from Funchal, Feb. 10Th. The United
States sloop of war st. Louis was in port,
being sailing vessel could do nothing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

NEW York, March 26.-Owen Lovejoy,
the member of Congress from Illinois died
in Brooklyn last night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

Matthias Martin was called out for a
speech. He came forward and spoke for
some time, urging the necessity of continu-
ing a Democratic City government, as this
City Is almost the last place In the State
where Democrat can speak his sent
ments. If we lose the election, 1t will be
our own fault. He urged the necessity Of
unity and harmony at the coming cleo
ton; and rejoiced at the glorious promise
of national peace and unity which would
follow the success Of the Democratic party
this spring and fall. The Convention ad-
journed with the best of feeling. i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
LOCAL POLITICS.
Democratic City Convention---Non
nation of Candidates..

nation Of Candidates. ..
The Democratic City Convention was
held at the City Hall last evening, and wa.
organized by the election of Walter G.
Clancy as President, and Samuel L. Kile as
Secretary. Mcssrs. Ewing, Quinn and Dur
ken were appointed the Committee to
whom were referred the credentials of the
delegates. The credentials were examined
and the delegates whose names we printed
yesterday morning were found to be pres
ent. % r5
Upon motion, the Convention was about
to proceed to the nomination of candidate
for City Marshal, when some discussion
arose. Mr.. Durken moved that there be
preliminary caucus held before the Con-
yention shall proceed with its business
He then offered resolution, pledging the
candidates to an unconditional opposition
to the war. Amotion was made to lay the
resolution on the table for the present,
which prevailed
Mr. Durken then moved, that the dele
gates from the Northern wards withdraw
from the Convention, which was followed
by the withdrawal of delegates from the
9th and 9th wards. The Chairman stated,
that as his ward had retired, he should re-
sign the honor of presiding over the Con-
vention.
Mr.. o. p. Hines was called to the chair,
and the Convention proceeded to ballot for
Marshal. Mr.. Ewing proposed the name
of Samuel Thompson. Those delegates
from the Northern wards who had not left
the Convention, were authorized to cast the
vote of the ward they represented. The
ballot was taken and resulted as follows:
Samuel Thompson, 35; Adam Neiswander,
8; Blank, /.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, Of the I'd ward,
the nomination was made unanimous. The
motion was carried without dissent.
Messrs. Elias Gaver, Alex. Moobery, ].
NJ. Koerner, were unanimously nominated
for Township Trustees.
Messrs. Christian Bartling, John Brown,
L. G. Kelley and Fred. Bader, were named
for nomination for Constables. The ballot
resulted as follows: Bartling, 43; Kelley,
"A; Brown, 40; Bader 4. The three first
named were declared nominated. @
A motion was made to nominate G.. p.
Schroll Township Treasurer, which was
carried unanimously.
Messrs. B. M. Albery and Charles Patter-
son were nominated for Township Clerk.
The ballot resulted as follows: Albery, So;
Patterson, II. So Mr.. Albcry was declared
duly nominated. 4
The following Democratic City Executive
Committeeman were announced for the sew
eral wards:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27


FoR MARsHAL-SAMUEL THOMPSON
Councilmen-- ba
First tward-GEORGE 8. DEMING. .'
Second Ward
Third Ward-DAvID w. BROOKS.
Fourth Ward-ISAAC EBERLY. n
Fifth Ward--J. J. RICHLY.
Sixth Ward-FREDERICK JAEGER.
Seventh Ward--WILLIAM II. GAVER.
Eighth Ward-FRANCIS HOWARD. h'
Ninth Ward--WILLIAM ,NAGH'rEN.
Assessors ST I@ +fs on
.rf,, 1st Ward-HENRY FREELAND. -
~ 2nd T. T. OVERLY. N
~ Ord WILLIAM EWING.
ft@@ 4th z" GEORGE II. EARHART.
,g1 5th N" ZIP. REMNfY.
fft7 9Th "tb PETER JOHNSON
y, 9TH (" ID. STUMP. .r
9Th CHARLES GIBBARD, JR.
9th s. w. PARK. '<.t
School Directors have not yet been nomi-
mated In sll the Wards We will print the
names of the nominees when the ticket is
Il full. yJ.....
HqDFv TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
CsLgf " (ELIAS GAVER, IN .
Trustees = }ALEX. MOOBERY,
Fffn "A s-fSf JOHN NJ. KOERNER. .
q Treasmer--GEO. P. SCHROLL.
po e[JOHN BROWN, "
Constables- u. G. KELLEY,
CHRISTIAN BARTLIRG.
Clerk-B. M. ALBERY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

TIVE uNDEns1c1gEo 7. a 'rzse rkx
s;;s ssI.s si;i' si'S.ss ~ q d'' I j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
THE CITY.
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
CITY OFFICERS.

nleetIen on Monday, April a, 1904. /.
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Terms of The Weekly Statesman.
Terms Of The Daily Statesman.
Terms ofThe Tri- Weekly Statesman.
One CODY one year A 90
The Weekly Statesman for the Cam
paign.

We will send our Mammoth Weekly Edition Of
THE ONO STATESMAN, TO- Subscribers, from May lst
ing the whole of the exciting and important Presi-
Dental Campaign, including the Election Returns
on the following Low TERMS;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
DENNISoN HOUSE,
Fifth St. bet. SIain and Sycamore,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
gSSsgBFF gSsgaB F. fAhkiE. faAAhdkdiEEHER. Prsprisssrs.

THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN REPAIRED AND
Il .Reftted throughout and Il now open 10 the
public. The proprietors, recently Of tho Goddard
House, Maysville. Ky solicit the patronage Of tho
travelling community. No pains will be spared 10
give satisfaction 70 the guests Of the House.
ssalss-a Sseis yVs. /. fEksiE. fHEAksis;hnhk'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

For MARsHAL-sAMUEL THOMPSON
(n1LnciLlnen.- ----L b.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

TIE CHEvALIER BATARD-Thsn his mcthei
Vas told shat her youngest sc1 vas en- his horse,
Impatient t9 - gone, descen6i1z raal TIE tow
sr q the castle, whittier she had Tstirsd Is wesF
bittsr teors for his departure, shs has addressed
ard commanded Of Eiz sLT5s thiugsi tbs 6Tsl
was, "ta lOTe, Gsd above all things, sud TscoM-
mssS k.Eself night and msTsiag g Ged, and
serve BIN Wisheut IN auy way sfen3iRE, ifii
might be possi5lC.' The Eecen5 hing WAS, 'tC
CO sCurtsoUs 30 all nan, casting aWsY rsids;
neither 70 slaH65T or IL. nor be a tsls-hsETsT,
ard e BE- tempsTsss ans loyal" Ihc .hEd Wgz
that che LIQUID 30 chRritzhls, ERd EhsIs with
he poor whatever gifts God aho0ld best0W upon
3 n" Thase were commands which lie iCp.is
ily ebeycS; and for EiJ ebseTvsncs Of .asm L.
was insebted fOT 6 ttls far absFs ihs4 Of prinee
or uobie, .hss CT she knight Hi.houl fear saC
Wi.hcat wpT0sch" ETen boy g UsD be va,
believed ard respected fer his courtesy, brsveTy.
benevsigUCo, invlCH6ic integrity, and pisty,
Francis lie Frss would Tecsivs sh5 houer q
krighfheod from ~ aaG3B but his. Being eEC5
ssIlst Whh5 psssesEicrs 3 nan had best leave c.
ais SOC, BsyaT6 Tep!ie5s Such sE are least ex.
posed 81 the power Of time o. human isfcs-
Eisdom ar siTtgc."
Being MORALLY wounded in q battle In which
he enemy wers c1Emareta b TIE Dok5 Ct
Bourbon. tie Cbsvalief BsyaId caused himsail
10 30 Rlssss sgsinst e tree. In this Situation.
calmly waiting for Eesth, hs vas found By tic
Duke, VIE expressed sorrow fer Es iEsc. PITY
not me" said zAs Cfgvaiisr, ~ els .B Us dls'
charge o. my da1y; BIT pity thoE7 VIE AEhi
sgsi-Si heir esuatry aEd thsir OstA."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18
o. -, b ID Dc -.

Under tee stress OF Danger and IN Tia Eid-s
Jf he eslzuisies OF tbs war, dssoondsnt per
sars nay sometimes lock back With regret 10
tho ac,isa Of tbs Contestants States. B1s les
suek Tsassit that rssistE7co Was tAs ugov5ida-
bic result Of Tie coarse pursued ~ tEe Northern
seeiicn q the y UaioD' tending to Cur eer.ain
IRE Constitution assigned lbs Limit 10 the
powers granted to the general GoVsrumss5 By
The States; and tAis fundamental low, vIh iEs
rsservs8 rights Of tks psople Of TIE Sisies, AZ
for3sd TIE eEly Safeguards sgsinst oppression
the only guarantees Of Sseuusy 20 thsif interests
and lb6T51s. Ualiuilel power, Nhsshsf 10 sha
hands CT q single individual or 2 sectional ma
joGiy, is deEpotisn.
Tie protection Of law, in regard to psTSous
and property, is e~s5sntiGl 20 liberty. Bat Tho
Eorth, having the m5j- tty ir TIE Central Gov
s1uueai, SIS. ~rejoieiBg in the convenient dogma
that "lie usj5Tisy must govern, sos asiis The
Constitution "CensGaeion8' we're constantly
ssed 10 stIe.eh provisions in conformity with
!bsir views, whsthsT Of interest, snhIicn or
fsusieism. The struggle for sbs profession Of
law, Oh TIE part Of the souia, progressed #
msuy, many years. The battle of he Csnsii.
tatiSu Wss the battle Of tho Union. It Wss
fo,tghs in Washington BY cET statesmen
When The North succeeded IN grasping sl ths
re;ns Of psvs- Of III cenra! agaseF ard eos a
House Of Representatives. 4 Ssaais and = Pos
isprt, cizsnissd on 8 puIsly sectional bssig, ard
4 reg1-2lsss Of constitutional Euitstions, $40 ps5
Pc Of these Southern States were 70 ls1geT
! h0c-no lsrger ssf5 in either property or rsrs-n
srdcr such = G~oTs1nmsuS THsy were e. tho
tsadcf mercy Of 81 irresponsible msjoiiy from
! glstss ininiesl to then and theiT institutions
sa.bitious Of power, and latent upon Trit.Hg
aaoHyH9ur tributes rem tbsm fer Inc beueis CT
/ Eorthsru usnEssciuTeTs, merchants, ship8sa-
srs, bankers AMI middle men reraliy Tks
hoo- Of "iibeTiy protected b. law" Ws no
! longer theirs. No alternative vas left but -
noble subHsission 30 this soc-l9ss 6sspci m,wi.h
its toUning faiaEe Of dsgIs1stioa AID ran, o.
that rosissAnes which ssi-prsssl yston ileul
Gates, aud which eYory Peoyls, aspiring 10 char
sessT sna eoUrsgs, has, ct seHe lime CT othoE,
found is Rsessssry to pEsalics against internal
tyranny or to.eiZa aEgressioI.
AtttT TaIn exsTsieE5 % preserve Ia Uzioa,
/ secession Was & c5Es E7saye effort 10 SAWS he
South from he lGElezs tyranny o. en- eKlsrRsi
population orgsnised and possessed O. poEer
20 Borh thsif Will through the GENIAL Govern
aaEt 8Rdof ihst 3cziaion, ths South vas
has been forced upon Us by tas Norris for
ssifgoyernEaents and involves oil tha lights OF
psrssHs and property. Submission to tho Yaz-
kss sway would b forever forfeited 10 taak vul-
gar aad rspaeioas desposisu al thgs We hsTs
and hope fer ourselves and ouf p~osierisy or
earth. II USUd hsya msis Us as q people, of
81 civil ssd men, most misszEbis and degraded.
Even he .iAid and weak-k1esd shCuld rise 10
tie height Of this great controversy, sud fouify
their fsars By fasss.-CAaT. AsrcsrE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

Thc seutksrn Literary EesaSzEor for 1854
This long established Snd wall known jour
nnl Of litcratc-e, bzvisE been recently par
Chased by lie subscribers, wll in future b
eanduetsd exclusively under their c0csgoL i
faHits departments. bath business sp3 editorial
the HssstHgsr VIII be under the aaSzsgemeHi
Ct a. eHsirely neT regime, and tbs proprietor.
sre ssnFG55 Of q success m Inc fotuFo, Wiuct
: Tie msEssiE5 has nsvsF 20! r~sSizcs, Il Sheil
( lnSz5s AID the public sha1 yieij thsm . sup
pert verify Of 90 important an cltsFpfiss, look
iug 70 she Advancement Ct the highest literary
~iuts.s5ts Ct tie CohfgdsIGey.
AfgumeSi CT aPpesl in behalf Of the impsr.
tsroS Of sn elevated literature to cur ccaatgy,
~, sfsrucs Of whjeh has hitherto made us ST.
meet s be ro.d ofToprosoh among older n~ssioas-
ard even hgw initiates ~sN1lnst qBr interests
zH-os5. rcd not ke addressed 20 these whom
.hi- circular I: desfgEsS to reach.
81. 10 taG s-itai1usHt Of this grsa. end S1He-
,fir~ more is Necessary than mere verbal 81
IIsssi51Eof sympathy sns encouragement The
rrzds Of Southern literature mast lester the e.
i5rfs Of err literary lsa So secure Tor &c s wor-
~ p5s' .1a IN tao world Of latiers.
We 5szgu ihs G.sssRgsT 10 b sn sntsiprse
worthy C. Tia gC1s5rt # a., eisssss Of 0uz Pe7-
BE We sEzI sin eziesF to sco1re for ear
gsFss tAe prodUc5on5 cf tts highest srjeE a
! grf ~ a11 6cl7'arflip, sd a! he ssme lime
rueE articles 80 win Contribute 90 ias iEsiruc-
I ton vnd slaaseaaeus Of rs public Ct large. To
his slS We vLl give cur attention to and 81
Ici. ccrlt51tiols from SsLlhem writers ia eli
/ IRE dspartnCuts Of literature, poetry, romance,
review. ciicisu, IL shOIt every subject 6hoss
/ rrcmireucs is rg8cient 70 endils Is to notice
will have It's dee share Of siEsntyu.
Wo earnestly e5liSit tho assistance tf oul
fnsuds tlrougAoEt Sis Confe1s-scy IL .he eI.
Cement cf cur sabscdpti5 llss, which nrsi
DO lncyssssd - ensh}s rs &c "A tths hesyy Pc
cvriasy olt.zy 70 vhic5 vs,Eh be subjse.ed
Tor to pFegeut The pnec ST gubscT Pier vi.
Is $40 for twelve r-ca,hs, So iCr six months )
sac orjeris reeeivcd P1e7soUs 70 March !, 1853
After that cate the subscription viii be 81
Ter rTclvs months, s. fr six meRihs. This 10
crease viii not sfscl thcso who suUscribS be
fore TIE Ist Of Isreh next. OudsIs Eass b
~Gccs1uarigd with the cash.
Er. George G We3a.E0Egn ioIu5Tly CT Nav
/ Orleans, seW Of this city, will control IN
business interests Of the HsfssEgsT, sad NJ
Frank H. AlfEeH1, Of this city, vii direct -
editorial management. C5nuanuieationz con
urclsd With the literary concucs Of tbe AcsssE
ger via be directed % the e~storroAer eommr
n~issfons shoHid be 6iFeetsd % the propTiet0Is
WEDBEEsVRE \ ALFRIEED,
PF0pfissors, RiobmoAd, Va.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18
Ths Enronsun csarre..

The following 8 tbs reply Of re Pope to the
invitation ef Napoleon % send delegates to .ae
proposed European esngrasst
IAPERIAL &AJEs1Ts The thouzht which
your 1sjesiy expresses Of bang abs 10 essab-
lah without sleek in Europs-Rth Gcds bless
ng elsewhere GlsO-Uiih tho oencuuoEes Of
sDveToiga5, or Of lEeiF representatives, a system
which ealms meas minis, sid restores pcses,
tranquility and order 70 tLs numerous c-ounfres
where, ~uahapVily, thsse beneais are lest. is S
design which grsssly hon0ss ysUrs usissfy,
sid which, Tith the e0-Opal1liou Il sl, sssistsd
l by Divine Grave, R5ald pTcdaos he bssLo-
/ sails. We eo-opsIs.s, therefore, IL Sc laa5scis
a project IL = paTiss.ly eocdizl spirii, sRs ca,
I nov earnestly assure your majesty thss an en-
| moral supper. vii be sf5rasd 10 Ihs cop~rsss
in order ihss the pHnsiFlss Of justice. iu 49,
dsys 50 mach misaaesntsed Bnd .rsd5su ur5.-.
fost, may be Te-sssablisheS to the sdvaDtsg, .,
society il its present aSiiatsd state a.,
violated rights nay BE ~sizaitted in &c. - i.
asserted iEEgeT eftAose-w bs hzvs 49, IA 80
fer by their violation, and especially In o..
nat the zeal pro-smiHsnse which belorg r.fn.
sally to the Catholic religion, a. beisV IL srIr
tfss eas, may Be re-ssszbasbsd especially.
" 2 entertain Tue hope that your msiss,y
tnsh year siga Psrspisscity, viii rseo4aise, II
cIT haak communication ths ebsrseteT Of l1y
tiJ sAeh always accompanies the Ec!s Of Is.
J Apossspae See, and at ths sams tina The evi
asaes Of ths great ezlseR which Ne satsgtail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18
Sailg SpPtd.
rraoa TEE ARuY EDrr4oz.J
EI,vu,,s P.nlo,lsw u.s p.,v.

&A0Nasl@ = ~ ~ my
A distinguished laEyOT OF this city told al
yesterday N s easusi convefssiion, that re-
Tess5d applications Tor his professional services
bsd besR made to kHa bF tbs principals o
substitutes, and that IN every instance, he
hs3 telt Is q ps rete daty 30 his s0untIy TO Te.
gBecttully decline thea. "We-e tbey 20 raise
for ms" said be "s purss Of 6fy iaoasand
6ollsrs, I would act servo them" We knsw
this eeatlemen well r1a 70 know that bis name
is tso Synonym OF homer.
II the Whols sgsi profession Of iba ooantry
were composed Of such hiEA Toned and patriotic
material a5 this gentleman is msds OF, there
wosle be 20 Ree5 5fa Suspension Of The writ q
Eabc8s esTPss, sBd no retreat foT thGse wh0 sssk
10 eys6e The sslls e their country, except
amcng the wild beasts Of tbs weeds. The Iaw
putting The principals Of substitutes in the ATssy
expressly deslsTss .hst lae necessities CT SIS
ccurtry 3essEHd their services. A}aW Wss EeTeT
3 Used 81 greater UBsllullty, SD RsvsP sage
sue5 y ElaTs anisoazl favaE g aalIy ~
bcrsfsrs, or 20 ceasst is legi-iasts ossTsill8
ky-tRaesEssE d~eri-Srs IF eetty courts 81 the
yszaisE. ds'ays shish-isges;aps lawyers Hsy
iEVsEt. Ls si1eig 20 dGY 20 tAs G5Ternzsnt tha
10 ia!ge q tha Es6 les 81 ire couHsry EaG
E-EpEEe o. meet tAea In slaia EsglisA, It 10
rElif=Ei1u SAD treason, acd tley Hh3 5essH5.
parties 50 gaea preceding make Themselves
eEam.ss Ct iseiT ss42.sF, whs;sysT ibei, no
-iyez msy BE.
We kope ter tho hoE1r Ct Virgins, ard c.
PtciElly Tor the boEoT of the FREgis bas, thas
40 l5Eal gentleman Rishin this cLEuRoaFealta
who TczDosx bis .azls sns kcnsrs his profession,
rid l0Tss bis 0eauyv. VIII give c5Vzt88auos,
mueh less ,ke Wsisl5 @. A,s talent, 20 tsags vic
saek 60 CTE15 tas duties which lie isWs u me
ian5 iurese, and the necessities C. She crisis
clearly ezjoiz. Ts hT5sk down the lsws CT
CaBEsesa whish arc to Sustain cur sruies-.o
s-sa,s division ard ds-asalscScE sIaong car
2 pls-lo preface collisions between he Con
fstsTafs Ese safe Es-7ernnsrrs--5 90 shy o.
tSsfs ,h.Rgs is 20 FTsisRg tEs va, sal p6yhGps
finally 30 6eiesa aa3 snslav8 Us While the sab
s.itu,s law sKisss6, Fers5Es ksa BE right &c
sysil themselves OF IS privileges, Gu1 10 Jisil
profession under e. EUW thai its repealed "a
z=o. lbs necessities Of tks eoEntTF, ngls ahs5lj
essk 10 sVsde The esll of PhtTistEp ard Of duty
EhicA ii o~ljsias, and mona viii &C 1t Whs age
tTus 10 tho manipulating Republican
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

Fxen the AuEustE CszEItutcna1ztI
Mr.. FpFToR: Do you think the people as
honls realize TIE e~xistcace OF the wal ia the
lsBff Do yea think they sppreoiAt9 fully $40
e~olernity Of this ouifaous lull in me oouhiCti
Are thaif thoughts VIII tho scenes 6oisg
onsctsd beye8d "a Tssee Do they oyer
urn this oEo nom . krehsnlse, that enc
tom his pleasure, an anxioHs look toEsFd tbs
quarter whsIe Asst0En j. b;eTirgi Do they
lsy 70 sbeiE Iesffs tAe truth that tk5 spring viii
brig dswz epor us = A3od Of invasion as sure
" IS It's warm breeEes sHd its goniai sunshine
viii lessen the SHOWS upon the mounts;ns and
.vsl brook sad riYsI Il torrent aad deiUas Z
Yet. as fsr 81 human calculation can deal WITH s
/ sabises Of Buea msgnitude and SO much 10 tho
hand Of God &c ths desperate struggle OF 2 ug-
slon ia exiB'a-es, the casting up OF tho future
must embrace these thi3gs. Can We inset Tho
\ fearful danger thst tarcstcn5 Is. y shah VIC
/ yfs,d to it withscs > ssfUggl' sui give ourselves
I m for Lass, CT snaI We nsst = face 30 face aud
( ~gfspols viii it, Oar meuntsin PSsses, our
/ Seen rivers, oar extensive sordtoryi the memo
| ries Of oGr victories wTsRg from overwhelming
srwies. and tho history Of every brave people
ysba kava been tried By tho sameirial that we
arn nsssigg through, sssurs Us that We cen re-
sfst more thsn enr enemy can accomplish. The
Lsi;sf in the iusties Of our Gauss, our indignation
! ~ Inc design Of the enemy, the tsSdghi OF OuI
| sSiset condition If he succoeds-the in5hnos q
eI.,yeservStien itself sdmaaisa Us that resist
we must to the vsTylass.
II boia9 decided that We must Eeslss, iet ID
look The dss9es ia tho face and saa hsW II pre-.
Csnts Itself Tho enemy hhs always eHtnam
bersd Us. In the spring, when 10 gAtheIs az
bis strength for what be considershis hnsleEJs
be VIII come wish larger ARMIES shaR sVss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

HEERY CGkY-TBe Rev YORK Hsrsts states
tbas when Hsury Clay was living hs paTehsse4
q farm 10 Kont1sky for bis con Thomas, ard
stocked and prePsBSd 4 thoroughly FOR his ase.
Amer q lew yesrs' residence Oh fbstsrmi IEem-
rs wrote 20 his faihog for more money! tSst his
farm uooded imporssnt improvements, and 1e
had not the whersTith to procure what be
needed. 8T. Clay replied 70 lbe eject has as
(Thomu1 hal seasndsrsd the means heh9a
gwen mn in rrepsrine tha farm for hs pss, 10
a0gtd s0R 20 % h-I 4hofas1 replied IA 3
brief le.t-r 10 bis fssher, a. fellows; Phis lsttes
says a Yankee Psp5r, is nov win . ihend "a
CINCINNATI;
Ny DEAz FATHER; Your kind letter Ct -
Instant Is 6sfoIs bsioTa me. LhGvs perused AID
digefted ito contents, and an obliged TO TolurE
I you ny Warmest gratitude for the kindly aano.
milton It eouisiGs. The destination you Gifeei
nc to 60 viii be strange 10 me, snd l hsva
deemed If Che Psgs Of = datifal son 20 reqssst o.
yen a letter Of introduction.
Hoping seen 70 hear hon you, Irsmain YOU
most obediens and dutiful soH,
THOMAS CLAY.