, 1864-04-12

hnnd ~ 1on;s S.nn1nnn "a n,a,,1. ~ enom ~
nl1e nr co1nnel h;rn ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
aoa;net onr ransa iand ~ rer1.s.as .asoee Is ~
tie rebellion wh,cb he pan1d ot',or;s ~ ~
LEM raso1,,t,nn Ts1 H.. A. tne same tlme ahia
te ttesolauon WI not give Us any more ability
SInce rs ~ +at nea1e Was aaoP,eo'
perheads badly and trinmplantly assert
that it will do more to injure the cAdininistrs.
tion and Its policy land that is the successful
which has ret nssead T1nnraas anaa 1neasurs a.st
,nae.i mnaen nas . " Passed congress. oisfFus'
~ leS S 5ust a. Tnis time on Which such men
erance to tie President. r~
hESERDi .oHSsos,s srEEcn IND TIE RAp1'
Hon. Reverdy Johnson's speech in the Sen
ate on Tuesday last Eas f1tf{nr mi nd notion
to tie glorious sc emancIpation n '.Gn trinmnb IN
ted The resolution to amend The Constitution
60 as to abolish slavery in al tho States. It
he said constitutional amendment M was c. nec.
cesasy to efIect n General rno.ci...+,nr LIZ 3.
eontsnded that re Plesident's proclamation
NonAa only Tree Inc slArea within the Federal
lines, and thus TINT after the war, slavery
would legally exist in Ill places where IL llad
not been destroyed by the war power He
ais9 Dolo!y pfoclaimed that the destruction
OF 6lasef5 was necessary to end the war.
FREAoST's FRIENDS bound TO MAKE HIN A
CANDIDATE.
As having yery iunortant bearfns m the
question asked in the last Dararran6. I viii
state that the Fremont men afe bound to
run him as candidate in any event. Wheth.
the bands Of the Copperheads. Of rom de- dc.
structiye teudcncy TO be fonnd In soma
minds. I cannot say: in thls instance n mnst
be the destruction OF the Unjon who'll il the
end aimed at, The way to render snch i1is.
honorable schemes abortiye, is for the Admin
istrntion to take sncl, radicai grounds TO a. viii
satisfy ali Int few evil sHtrifs who can
then Il cnf-nn ftop i IA ,hnir f,nsrt;a "an+a1t
DEFEAT op T1rr E.r,o~.r u.~r IN cunpr,.
~ NJ 00
The National p,rl. IN, u.s 4o..uw
faoteS T., tho Mar.a ,.o<tnaa ~ - W
ing lie time and iabor teEen To- ~ nerfsct u y
The Wole Ssn1ne si@+r ~ nnrnh.1l ,rasa ~ u
curred ;n The Cnnmittoe HnfF! " Tsas Ts1s con,
Naans ,roro ,,;iI;a - aiet ~ -. Ma5s auu
fwn NJ Stercns ofreS H. aahst;tnta ~ 5;Wl
mo from the omrnae5 Iii T., ~ tnTe..,ae.
particulars, M VIZ: Restoring M the tTS nnfforIS
0ationpS NJ state law !; untsa .1
secitn1 rrhsrh IN ths csI1ta, .tocs1 ~ IL tns
st;trt;ars4n ~ teaI ~ sooeh ~ y. tne ~
ertv of indivi;naIa for ststn ana a mnolc,nel Up
puiposes. The House emnfaticaifr yofrd
down this substitute, and thus seaIed tic
on the table on motion Of Mr, Stevens. some
Union men and all the opposition voting for
The motion Of Mr., S. The trote WIS a. fn1.
lows.
yAs]. C. Allen. Vim. Alien, A11er- Allan,
Amcs, Aucona, Ashley. Baldwin Of Mich., Bas,er.'
Elike, Royd, Brooke Brooma1l, Brown, Chspler,
Cox. c5avens. DAVIS Of n. T.. Dawson. Denison,
-vH!aeH3s OtA-se- A4Eus fA4E54EE. Ltiol, EQg13a,
Ilall, Harrington. Harris Of Ma Hcrric, I Hoimsn' n'
Hooper, johnson Of Penn. Johnson of nhin'
Julian. kalhneisch. Kelley, Kellogg of Mich. Eel.
loeE q y; l., herman Lew, Loan, Long. Loug-
{faE, Mallory AaIcy, Marin, s;7, Mcbride, Meclar
sH'nn Ms,a aadls,on' 10 mhn M,sr OF Penn Morrs q
SON 0Ie Se q n1p nf eno mo'fi5on l. y ASSIs; T; Rs!
dleton. Frpyn. Radfosd. Randall Of Penn1 Robin.
son, Rogers, Rollins 81 n. T. Shannar,,. st..1
steele Of n. T.. Stevens, st1ouse, ThaycT Thomaa'
@ Ward, W3sh6n5ne AZ M Of r., WhaleT, Wheeler, G. 4.
b,idec' Yearn.nNG1' "tAne1o' D. "ooa' "ooa-
NATs--Baily, Baldwin {Masa.), Beam.u, Ba!ne,
Eont"eIl; M Brown (West Va, A.. ". Clark, Clay.
1es Ho1s 19a; HeE1e}i Frank Garasld Grin
Perham. PiIe Pomero1 Price m,nGa g1 Tcs,
MEL Rollins (MoA K,ce 1Siasaa schencEG' tGe sno'
led, SMithers, SpauIdinc. Sfeelc m. II Trssr
gpson, Van Ea!kenburgh, washburn (Mass.), VII
der, Wilson, "indom-4L
STATE ORGANIZATIONS BECOMING NATIONAL
L
of The oldest and heaviest banks In New New
York, such as the Bank of Commerce, Ex-
cnanse BANK OF NeW VOTE, Continental, and
1thgls, are coming IN under the National
bAnk syslem: IN one OF my earlier letters
pointeu out tne onlectfon 20 tac plan Of con-
lnn1pg tne organlzatlon o. the National Banks
eSa ~ nulape.s, .p, lnsteao o1 a1io~ths them to
ehs ehoose ensil oMa names. a9 Inls mas now been
HanK, OF new orkt aud the Delaware County
thnrs1aa na oath, H u Encsner, r. nave geen an,
Bank Of commerce' W New Wv YotE ine 81 .sa'l2Ta, Tha
National Banks combined, it is stated, viii
soon be able to issue about ten millions Of
oolh5e u tne'f Oils per month.
THE TES-FoRTT LoAE-1s MORE CURRENCY
e,..
+,en.I pnfs 1esuis s.i w. Iae aoo1e oy tne va.
s..m. uvnnl nanne. MIN tne immense amount OF
to make any further Issue by Mr.. Chase nm