, 1864-08-24

Il vii be remembered that some time
since number Of pamphlet copies Of the
1itual of the treasonable order called the
o. a. Z. {Orcer OF American Knights) Was
found In: the law Office Of Daniel w. Voor-
hets, Voorhees, denied all knowledge of
them, and matc written demand on Gen.
Darlington that he should a5so1ge him from
the charge. In response tho General let's fly
the following thunderbolts in ths shape Of
portion Of Voorhees, correspondence with
his fellow traitors:
]. uARDEsTY, or HARKIsoNDGRG, VIRGINIA,
TO MS NEPHEW DANIEL ". VOORHEES,.
HARn1sosBuEo, Feb'y =, 1861.
~ 2<9r M,pAfg; = +
Nc want you to hold 100, ,0co men In rcadi-
ness, as ne do not know how soou re may
rant them: =
(signedl ]. HARDEsEY.
Address On envelope:
Hon. DAHL VOORHEES,,
Ter1e Haute, Indiana,
SENATOR WALL, OF NEW JERSEY, TO DAN.
voonHEEs-AK11s FOR VOORHEES, ARMY OF
Losa DRAscn, Aug slst, 1868.
enclcse yeu two letters from a man by
the name Of Carr, In reference to arms. 4
Litter directed to hfln simply Philadelphia
will reach Tim. can vcucn for the txcel-
lett quality and great efficiency of the rifles.
Yours in haste,
JAMES ". WALL.
Envelope endorsed:
JAMES ". WALL, .. s. 8.
Hon. Daniel Voorae:e,
Tcrre HAutc, Indiana,
Pcet-mark:
Long Branch, N. j., August 22.
E.w. CARR TO HON. JAMES ". WALL.
PHnADEIrh1A, August II, 1868.
Hon. James ". Walls:
DEAR Srr: Your letter, with one enclosed
atout rifles has been received II the PARTIES
wish to buy them, tho best way would be for
them to have some one in New York ap-
pointed to purchase them and confer With
you aud me.
I'M satisfied that IT is the very article they
want, and as you know oil about them you
can "spesk by the card You have seen
the article tried and No doubt are well Salts
tcd that it will spesk loudly In good cause.
We viii sell them In bond for Sl4. and I
have 70 doubt that if the proper COURSE is
purku.d, the duty can be remitted Tno rifles
are better tnd cheaper than any thing ever
! Offered in this countr:, or made here, and as
good us any cyer Imported. We challenge a
comparison with aug rifle execution what
ever.
There are shout twenty Thousand rides,
| snd We desire to sell them all Ut once. They
are great bargain, and are worth to-day
more lii Europe than We offer to sell them for
here
| The price Of firearms will advance within
ytnr ut least 33 Fer cent, as arms nre in de
naud all 0ytr Europe. As sou know, there
| is 10 more effective erm in the world than
| tlie. am with grca; respect,
{signed) E.W. CAnR-
J. J. BINGHAM 70 DAN vooRneEs-uAVE TIE
SOUTH RESOURCE ENOUGH TO KEEP THE
| u.1oN FORCES At DAT?
ISDlAsArol1s, July II, 1861
U Dear WORKERS:
should llkt your private Union as tc
the prospects Of sl1airs SO thut may haVt
South bare resDurcvs epough to keep tht
Union forces Ut bay, and finally force re
cognitIon Of their Independence, or vii
LiEcolu's army crush them out? You mus
have sources OF Information which hay.
mt to enable ynu to form soms opinion
i GpoL tht6t nh1Isls.
If tho Congressional G1o5e and Appsadi1 i
published and bound, I should he obliged II
you tor set, aud any other pnblIc docu
Thcnts of general interest
think there is a reaction takIug place II
Indiana In reference to the wRr, and MI
! Lii We6EuRc A4Q t449c6 report VII
all it. Let me hear from You at your esglies
convcnience- What is Morton doing il
| Hsshipgton? Yours truly,
{signed) J. J. BINGHAM,
, JOS R1srINE TO DAN vooIuEEs-THE DEN
ocRAcI oE TIE NORTH -ssPLATED. OUT,
UNLESS THE SOUTH SUCCEED.
/ =. Coy1Soros. June %, 1871.
= DEAR DAM1E1-You Gre soon to assume
:. position which is fraught with untold y
sponsibi]it regard the fate Of hundred