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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-11
@jrDDer'S Sbedfer,
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Gisentbiimer. .......:.... 2sOnarb Grocer.
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Serrn GrpSer freut es, benz Subliflnt a~u;eieen ;u fsnneu,
tab er nit -"
. dir Serrn Carl NlnfNiif
arrangements beslSlid einer Neile BON OpernSprfeauneen
eetrDFen bat. 93.ltgt
Der t~n1tnenle @rfpte, pel6en befe Truppe In GrIge itreS
&uftreters tn ben Iftt6eu Stdbten unb tn letter Wpde III
unferer Dlttte er5telt bat, 1T ieteni inteliecnten 2eier npd
frtfh I'm @eed6tniB; ba bic 9refe TIRE @prfelureen ale uns
dbertrpffet b~e3eidnet bat. Ht6t nur bic frIheren Wlitelteter
Der UT prln8li6en teutftet Sper, %fpnbern aud neue Riua-
Ter pn eurCpdiiGsnt unb arerttaniitern gfufe rirfen NIT.
Yer erpee @hpr beifebt aus "a &inflert, beren btele i6pn
fbereits ais fdbiee Splifhen befannt tint. Gin Wpnfer.Srs
&efter, weldes 80 Der belen Muftcr 5dblt, btlbet bic gapele.
Der 0erfnnfber r~eierttrten Stbe fntet reeelrdeie Nlprsens
In Wfeeerpb's Notwithstanding fdtt
Gintrittspreiic.
Srdeter-Stuple. .SI.0O
p0rterre ..... f. l.OO
@duerte. ......s 900
Ep9en lz!OO
(Sa19D)
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17

CoUGrEsy.-Courtesy is net merely an
observance OF the conyentlenalltles 9! So
.ciety; it is inresllty founded on common
sense and manly feeling. An uncosrteous
man is one Of the greatest bores In the
world. He off.nds every body, and instead
Of being treated with kindness and consld
Grafton by his neighbor, he is generally la,
tensely dishked, and no language IS sum.
ciently strong to express his dement's. 10
be courteous is simply 10 pay proper de,
ference 10 the feelings OF others. A well
educated man is generally courteous. The
fact Of his mind being liberallzed teaches
him the necessity Of exercising this virtue.
Beneyelent men are always courteous; inc
desire 20 give pleasure TO others Is SUN
Gent inducement for them to cultivate TINS
good quality. 1t is quite as easy TO De
Courteous as the reverse. The time mas
yone by when bluntness is taken as sign
Of honesty. 1t has been found that dis.
honest men can be blunt and rude as well
a. honest men and compliments OF deler.
ence 10 the feelings Of others have ceased
to be mark Of insincerity. A person VINO
is habitually discourteous, generally pos
sesses butlittle sensibility, and he cares no.
thing about wounding the feelings OF others,
ercusing himself by saying that he only
speaks what he thinks that IS, to put iorth
bis own private opinion. whatever It may
he no matter whether il wounds the feel
;nvs &c his dearest friend. OF course, II
persons opinion is requested, he must tel
the truth; but even that can De do.e u
courteous language which will wound nt
one. Ii courtesy we're more genersil!
practised, il would be conductive Of tn
best results. Mutual cisility among a.
classes Of society would be found poten
remedy for more than half the social evil
tina, now Cypress Us.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17

the door, the fellow went around to the
window and shot her, the ball entering be-
tween the shoulders, and lodging in the
right lung. She expired in few minutes.
He also shot at a sister OF the deceased,
but missed her. An officer Of the 18th
Wisconsin, reached the house few MI
nutes after the occurrence, aud found one
Of the most heartrending scenes that Gould
be witnessed; the girl was lying, on the
| flosr, her head resting on her sisters lap,
breathing her last. The feelings Of the
sister and father can more easily be imag-
lined than described. The night being
dark. the demon made his escape. The
officer inquired into all the circumstances
of the case, and then Immediately repaired
1 to the camp Of Battery x, first Ohio Artil-
Ilery. and had the roll called. One man
twas missing; that man came into camp
flew minutes after. and the Lieutenant hat
him arrested and sent to the guard house
being we'll satisfied from appearances tina
Inc was the murderer. In this the office
was not mistaken. BY order Of the Pro
yost Marshal, tho prisoner and three othe
men belonging to the same battery wer
sent the next day to McCannon's house
}when the sister Of the deceased immedl
lately recognized the criminal. as did ais
the father, picking him out from anon
1.-THE Others. The prisoner is now IN clos
confinement, with ball and chain, awaltln
his trial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17
BRUTAL OUTRAGE.

We learn, says the Nashville Dispatch,
nv letter frem a gentleman dated Steven
son. Alabama, May 10th, chat brutal out.
rage was committed at that place few
nights previous. The circumstances ara
a. follows:
A soldier, dressed in military uniform,
entered the house Of man named Mclean.
mon, about 8 p. NJ, and used improper
Language to one Of the young ladies, Miss
McCannon, who resented the insult and
ordered the soldier to leave the house.
This he refused to do, when the young la
dy seized musket which happened 70 be
near her, and snapped il al him. Ihs SOL
der then seized the musket and IN me
struggle for its possession they got outsids:
the house. The girl then released her hold
of the musket and ran back into the house
and whiie she was in the act Of fastening
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17
STRAY COW S.
July 20.

STRAYED from this place about the 9Th instant,
- three cows Of the following description: One
large white and red spotted COW, with horns; one
black horned Cow, with bell on one white and rcd
spotted Hsifer. no horns A liberal reward will be
given for The delivery Of the Cows, Or the deensiOn Of
them % iha, can get them. Any information thank
fclly received. Address, University Station.
D. 5. CAUSEY.
July 18th. u-5i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17
Cotton and Uoolen Cards-Blockaae Raised.

Cotton and Uoelen Cdrds-Biockade Raised.
\ WISH 10 purchase, Or will repair, Five Thousand
pairs OF worn out cards, and make them almost Is
good as new famagent for Carlisle & Co.'s patent
(Southem paten,) for renovating and repairing old
Cards for Granville, Orange, Chatham, Randolph.
Davidson, Forsyth, Stokes, Guilfori, Rockingham.
Caswell. Alamance and Person. am prepared 10
sell The Right and Tools for each Of The above eouGa
ties. An agent ought 10 make SCOOP per county.
Bring in your Old Cards b. the hundreds Apply 10
SAMUEL PEARCE.
Marlborough. Juls 20th. s5-ti
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17
TOBACCO WORKED.
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
Is PUBLISHED wErKLT
ny DENNIS EEEARIT.

Terms. Eight Dollaisa year, i paid % ~
saace; Nine Dollars IL not laid within ibfte
months; or Ten Dollars, II delayed until The etpn
/ ion Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until OIL suesrss"
arc paid. unless al the option Of The publisher.
No paper viii be scni 70 new subscribers out q tbe
State unless payment IL made in advance, o. sons
person in the State shall become responsible.
Advertising Rates for The re order
Advertisements not exceeding lwclyc hncsi we do'
lais for the Ctt, and one dollar for each suteqtem
,pstfion longer ones ID proportion. Court sdserllse
,,s,,s lveni.y eve pcf cent. higher. deduction d.
one.lsird viii b. mad 10 advertisers BY Inc year,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17
From the Mobile Tnbnne.
q The Private I'm the Ranks.

The Private I'm the Ranks
No tinscl on his collar shines,
Nor epaulette, nor star;
But calm and firm in serried.ilnes
Amid the crash Of war,
The private stands and gives his lile
Foremost Of ali in battle strife;
While in his soul the holy light
OfL,nrnrr burns pure and bright
Bold Prip#tc IN the ranks
iris not 10 win the stripe or star
He rushes to the fight;
But strong Of arm and free Of fear,
He battles for the RieHr!
He heeds no voice but dGty's call,
He breasts the bulle.s--stand OF fall
Our Private in the ranks!
All. all have gone! Our connlry's means
Have wrung their hearts 50 VAIN;
And mother, wife, and little ones,
No ill shall knew, nef Marin,
The sire with scarce year TO live
The son with all his life to give
Are Privates in The ranks!
And when the whispering wordTins q wire
Proclaims the battle demo,
, Shout toddIing brat, and boastful sire,
aHuzzah, our Braves have won.
We search the dead rolls then with care,
Perchance SEINE kinsman's name is there
'Mong Privaies in the ranks
Yet need Of praiselws will bsstOw
On all who bear the scars;
And care but little what they wore,
Coarse gray, Or stars, or bars;
But most our love belongs 70 those
Who brasey me, their Nations Toes
As Priya,es in the ranks!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17
SYTHE BL AIDES.

IyHERE has been received al Wilmington, lot
i Of SEINE four thousand SYTHE. BLADES,b both
Grain and Grass Blades They will at once be brought
10 this place for distribution The Courts Of The So
vera Counties are requested to appoint Commission
ers receive The quota for their respective counties.
As The present crops Of grain and grass in The West
ern counties have net yet been harvested preference
will be given TO those counties IN the distribution.
J. BEVEREUX, A. @. NJ.
July 20. Sow
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/. CALI. AND SEE.

. CALI. AND SEE.
WE are receiving in partthe following necessary
" and desirable Goods. which We will sellat !
small advance, for cash only:
Avery handsome Black Shswls,
GOO yards a. Bleachej Shiuings,
400 yards "a Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black and White ditto,
T5O yards Dark Fancy ditto.
500 yards "A Light Fancy ditto,
Colorrd and white Pocket Handkerchiefs,
2uO dozen cos,s's Spool Cotton,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 Lbs. Black Pepper.
lll2 lbs. Cooking Soils,
80 dor. Goat skins for Boots and Ladies Shoes,
IS bags Dry Salt.
29O lbs. Epson Salts,
and many other desirable articles.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD * CO.
February 3. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17
W A N 7 L D

a FEW pounds Of good clean WOOL, for which
a the highest market price will be paid, either IN
Specie or Confederate money. -
Apply at his oFflCL.
August Sd. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-17
SUCCESS OF TRENHOLM.

SUCCESS OF TNENHOLM..
WE HAVE in store and are daily receiving Dry
w Goods. Groceries, Stationery, Hats, bonne.s'
Notions, Drugs, Hardware, &c, which we oiier LOT
Cash, or any kind Of basier.
August Sd. o.
, 1864-06-05
4 CANADIAN OUTRAGED.
Arrest at boston OF 9. G. LeFoy, OF
Montreal,

lFrom the Montreal Hcrald:l
4 circumstance has recently tranepircd IN the
rrilcG States which involves the Liberty, and ec-
r1cIsls affects tho interests Of merchant Of this
city, aud undoubtedly ca!a Tor prompt und decided
action IN the part OF The DEi1ieh Minister at Wash
ipgton The facts relating to this matter, 80 far
On Thursday last, on the arrival of tie Asia, i.
S. Marshal came gu board aud arrested Mr. sam
uel G. Lcyey, Of Notre D1ne street, in this city,
him il his custody until the following morning,
and then proceeded Nth him to Ncw York. Nj.
Lescy telrsrapl,ed from Boston to New yosk, TO
hR uncle, 1lr fc1s, iniot ming htn Of bis a.1c,t.
On his arrival there ts,il In custody Of the US.
ct::ce>) he wa met bJ Mr. Myers, who was strcn
mo1ninr, Mr. Le!ey would be brought before III:
Gen. Dix, the Military Commander. On Saturday,
lns.tAd Of being BROUGHT before Tho General, b.
ca,ion i viii his friends pcruaitted. lii papers,
which had been seized also, and 1ninuteiy c1amtn-
ed, we're restored to him nothing having been dis
Mr. Myers laid the case before the British Consu in
New York, who communicated with Lord Lyons
on the subject; bnt up to the present no dcnnite
Leycy te s,ill imprisoned In New York. Tue aus
icct ii enc Of the most vital Interest 10 merchants
of this and other Canadian cities, who have fre-
and, IN fact 10 every Dritel subject. r. On lhelt
arrlFal IN New York Boston, they can be seized
and Imprisoned, and held without u charge being
s peeomee eSnally nnilnportsat ] for, If innoeent,
they eaunut establish The iact, and the conec-
cueucc o1 delay to merchant will be equally d..
:tttruus whether he be innocent Or guilty, With
ccnce Of such crime as would be Indicated by, the
mode Of bis arrest, sec1ns probable irpn the re-
iurn OF Lis paperss End further, from his sentl.
rnents in relation to the ft1u:Elc between tn G
North and Gooth. thoac who should know his
opinions on this subject eay that his eympt1hies
have always becn with the eause Of the Northern
.Iope Of his friends hero thai be Is The victim of III
formed enRpicionf, Of pcrhaps, malicious agents
Of the Fedrrrl authorities and it becomes qucs.
,!on OF interest to what length tho excrisc OF this
fec,et arency may extend, and who may be tht
next victim Of ignorance or mattce.
, 1864-06-05
A NEW LOAN,
Secretary Chase AdTeFttse4 Tor q
Straight Loan OF 75,000,0oO.

E4suISoTox, June Ain order to insure tho
efeatett pofsibe vtgor or operations Of the armtes
noT moving agatuet the insurgents, under brave
ncse, the expenditures have been increased be-
yond the receipts frog7 the revenue and the ordin
TT subscriptions to the National loan therefore,
tie .ssss as1Ey of she has tof
DIR the act Of March 9. 1868 until noon on Thur
~. June 18th, 1854. for bonds Of tho United
states 70 the amount Of eerenty-fve millions Of
pa31bla feml.s1naally In coin on the ist aa5s 81
afr The 9Th of June, 1851. It is required that
eacA 6dez must he $50 Of sloo, OF soma multiple
er one hundred dollars in bonds, or for dfty dol
las4 when the offer IA for no moro than 50.
THp Per cent. Of principal, excluding The
bc deposited viii 1T The gs Trcasn1er % ot AfSs he
Unted States at Wathirgton, Or with the
Assistant Treasurcrs At New York, Boston, Phil.-
GGrhaa Or ST. Louis, Of with the designated depos.
ittriee q falamorc, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Louis
tttnal Ranking Association authorized 10 receive
dFoEite, Whlch may consent TO transact the bu.I-
nc4s without charge. Certificates In dup1icste Of
6epesit VII Be Issued to deposiiors BY The officer
mutt be forwarded with the offers to the Depart
rnelt. All deposits should be nade In time for tte
atvee of oteIs, with certificates, to reach Wash
ingson not Liter than TIE evening Of Jnne 10th: No
it potit vii be consacfed: coapon and ses,efed n
bonds 1saued vii! be OF the denominations Of 81,
100. coo an1 1,N9 dolsrs. Registered bonds OF
9ad al eess reeeived vii III bs y opened On tSe
18th Of june. BY the Secretary Or one Of the Assist
ant Secretaries, and notice Of acceptance or dcclun
lion viii be Immediately Glssu to tho respective
Of fnstaInents, the bonds OF descriptions and de-
nominations preferred will bo sent 10 the eubscst
bc1s at the cost Of the Department"
, 1864-06-05
SHOCKING CALAMITY.
Accidental Explosion of Four monB.ar
T0rpedoes near rNeWbern,.N.:C &C.
over Seventy Persons In
stnhtiy Killed.

BAcurIon's CREEK, n. C., May y, 1854.
At four O'clock yesterday afternoon, on the atrt.
Eal Of the train Mt this station hon Sewbesn, 4
terrible explosion attended The removal Of four
torpedoes HON the cars 10 the platform. Forty
odd soldiers and negroes werc blown in.o eternity
in an instant, wh,ie between twenty and thirty
1%snSed 1d IN manner fiish1lal 70 Behold Aae0 anu
The train which left NewbcrD 1t three o'clock In
the afternoon broo.ht to the outposss the 1emsin-
Ing four Of thirteen torpcdoes, Of monstrona
blockade Of the Seuso kaver, tn the direction Of
kinetou. The last OF the four was about reaching
the statton platform Ehcn an accidental blow,
from loS Of wood striking upon the cap, exploded
the torpedo, Tbs coneuasion was 10 great that
the othe! thsea followed on the explosion Of tho
6fet, and 90 quick Is 70 make but one mighty re-
lcry fred simultaneously. Tbs disaster was
one Of the tost appalling and heaxtrendln9
tbst has happened in this country in q series Of
Played on tbe battle ne,ds, md ~hose esserness @ @
to hear the uews from their braYe comrades IN
Virginia had brought them clustering around tho
ststo1 were hn1ls mingled md ,ato eteE
Hnlbe Wefo scattered fafa quarter Of uiic arouud
and in many instsnces It Has found impossible to
recognize the remains Of the unfortunate ytst!ms.
twenty feet by eighty feet, bQnt Of logs, vefe
thrown into the a,F dietAnce of eight hundred
ket, and st1ewed The country for = great distance
The greatest sufferer hy this terrible catast.o-
pha was the 13ad New YORK, stationed for the last
twelve months On this f5on', and whose eanp y
relatives Of the killed and wounded are mostly In
New York and Brooklyn.
This Killed and wounded Of the contrabands will
This ead accident, entai1tns such fearful eonse.
quenecs. has cast gloom oto1 tbs soldiers Of tho
outpotts which will require a long time for them
sho issd New SorE ase badly mangled, md viii
Perhaps die.
, 1864-06-05

Many TeIc the ehf6W Cd EufSsea h111l0eu "a Fele-
mads their opinions almost infsllibla and before
we retired for the night the opinlon had become A.
most unanimous That our dsstf4at!oa would ~ prove
boat Of Gen. Smith, took the advance up the Ches.
apeake, md 1t da3b1cak the feet had congresased
ID ftont Of yorktown.
Hero the gunhoat Morse, Captain Bsbcock. took
the lead, followed By the entire expedition. corr
menced tho ascent Of the drer. West Point va
reached In few hours, toseo peing lanosa 70
moved up the PaInunkeJ. The morning WAS besu-
tfu and the scene upon the winding flrer. u boat
followed boat, IN einee de, nke Indians upon the
There wern many ruined ana desersed houses
alenR tho baoks-ssd memorial. Of the old Perrin
saua Eli be- hls 90 Coupled asaf aa oa
order. and tho Appearance Of lady at window o.
on b con5 would be tho sscnAi for the tevelinG
WHITE noCsE.
White House YVES reached ut noon but every
facility for landing WAS found to have been COM
pIetc1y destroyed. Gen. Brooks aag. boat was run
ap 70 ths ruin. q yhat had been ths whast md
WA soon engaged i9 replank1ng tho bridge Win
Ssse :, sasaa % s s 5s
upou ii. usalstsd b. thc 1aath New Yoik, Three
odt n ahe Is srl II ihe paee aa
the White House Of Mcclellan, With The scene Of
busy life and tts innumersble bathcs. At night
the railroad bridge presented one q those i4sei.
nn'ing scenes ln camp life that look 70 well on
cnnvass, bnt which are too lls1Ereeably practical
to please sho ac.ese. An enormous nre Ishted up
the end Of the bridge, and the men. working Tith
AZ and lever In !ta red Rlare, presented an IN.
earthly appearance. One Or TWO who stood ~
water to their wastes attracted attention by theis
nDjque uniforms, being clothed In caps and briar.
wood pipes.
- CoNNCHIcAT1oN WITH GRANT. -
Shortly ate. our arrival heavy caunonadln9 was
terd In the direction Of Hanover, giving evidence
Of Grnut's vicinity. Al dark three orderlles arri
ycd At headquarters from Gen. Meade. They 70.
ported that General Grant had been dghting the
rebels al the morning, and that his Advance wae
within nine niaer Of Richmond, after having drtv'
en- Lee seTen miles.
DEATH or IiEuTENAET uUST.
Lieutenant Hunt, Of Hunts battery, Fourth Uni
ted statee artillery, WAS drowned night before last
while coming down from BeEmuda Hundred. Ths
Lieutenant, WIN bis battery, vas On bosra e. e.
transport 8pAuldiug, and walked oTceboaEd In hit
sleep when few n,ilcs below City Point. Hill
tody has net get been recovered. The loss Of ttni
gallant and popular officer hiss cast q gloom upot
The whole corps.
, 1864-06-05
FORT WAYNE.
Important Improvements In The Old
Fort.

It Is renerally known that the important
Ill roYcments now being made, hare been
IL rrogrees eince 1869, and Col. Cram, the
very competent and efficient engineer In
cLerge, expects to complete them the pres
elt year, 50 far as the dafenccs are concern
I'd. About two hundred workmen are en-
!loyed, forty Of whom are mksons, the rest
mostly laborers.
Entirely around the Fort, between the
scsrp and counter scarp, ta being erected
wall, . feet high and ~ feet thick, which,
Wien completed, VIII form the scarp. It will
A:ye brick facing Of about Is Inches, back
u which will be eix feet Of concrete. The
1vp OF this Ecarp wall extends about six feet
s.oye the tormer wood Work, leaving an
empty space between It and the enhank-
mtut. This space, In caAe the top Of the
wall should be shot away, would be a ro-
eettaclc for the falling brick and mortar,
Which would be almost equally as service
:s!c in resisting the destructive effect Of
ttiid shot as q gand embapkment- 10 en-
turc good. substantial foundation for the
w,ll, the candy soil has been removed to the
a.pth Of from three to five feet, and con
c.ete deposited therein, upon which the wall
i built The soil upon which this concrete
Las been laid Is OF hard blue-clay, forming 4
Splendid foundation for the massive wall.
The entiladlng guns, previously en- barbette,
hare been removed, and large, roomy bomb
rroof casemates erected, much nearer the
lotion of the trench, with which it would b.
j comparatively easy tatk 10 prevent an5 At
1empts to reach The pa1spet by scaling These
III liver, and are protected from the effects
Ct solid shot or shell By the outer embank-
Etnt- The heavy guns commanding the river
hsye no further protection than formerly,
taeept what might be e1temporised Whun
.he OCCASION required.
The sally ports, Of which there are two,
viii be trebly protected. Formerly their only
protection, provided u sufficient stormlng
iarty could be brought to attempt an en-
rance, was single gatc. 7he new detenses
fifteen feet apart. If the outer ons should be
forced, the inner one would ssfn remain, and
Linz Kin Ire Of Sslf s dozen n ea6s, would have to
run the gauntlet Of number Of death-deal-
Ing muekets, to sag nothing Of the hand gre
, 1864-06-05

A correspondent OF the New Tork 15i3nne,
writing from Georgia, says: =: -.
Details are already made for buying the
Many Of the encu1y's wounded fel1 into our
hands during the fight Of yesterday, who
were tenderay carried from the field In our
ambulances, mud were cared for In our hos
pitfalls, receiving the same attention rs our
own wounded. While We were doing this,
the principles Of civilized warfare, the rebe.s
neTs sealping our dead and srounded on the field.
Reeking scalps, freshly cut from the heads Of
our fallen heroes, were found suspended to
the limbs OF trees BY the hair, with fnacrip-
tions written on slips Of paper attached, like
Gen. Sherman's attention was called to seve-
ral cases Of This kind, by persons who saw
these evidences of savagezy On the. part OF
our adyereariea
, 1864-06-05

THE CLEVELAND BAUNDEAk.
nan;thias werc needed to demonstrate
II, asinlne character Of the Cleveland con-
:>'.nce meeting, it would be TINT their nom
;ls:ion conflicts with the clause Of the con-
Station which WIS intended to secure a
1;s.idcnt and Vlce-Preeldent from different
S4;es. Fremont md Cochrane are, and for
ahast eight years have both been, residents
.4Ney York city. Cochrane has never re-
tice! sny where elee, and Fremont o1ns q
.s<:aence in New York, and has steadily
\ s.d there for the period above stated, ex-
4 ;,jt when away from home On his official or
.,i7stc business. The twelfth amendment
|. the constitution OF the United States pro-
sltes, relative to the election Of President
sLt vice-P1esident, HI follows:
=" The electors shall meet In their respect
~ States, and vote by ballot TO: President
&c Vice President, one Of whom at least
.h.ll not be an inhabltant Of tho same State
slth themselves"
We're it possible to indulge In supposi-
! isa so insane as TINT these candidates should
tueeed in carrying their own State on the
tnFular vote, the electors chosen to vote for
1sem could not, by tue Constitution Of tho
Ia.ted States, vote for Fremont and Coeh-
e:ae. They might vote for one or the other,
b1t could not vote for both. The hlunder Ia
4 leo absurd fo- comment.