, 1864-02-04
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lepoe'a' Correspondence Of lhe chieago' Tribune!
mr., communicate MAsA.a1aos. .es oanaaty - 4sa.
&'1@' ~ F1r1nss srrrnI YAK
The eontscatfon net amendment nr,ov,d,no
for the sale of the real estate Of rebels is sin
under discussion. In that dlacnsa;on the
Union members have By far the best Of the
aIanmcnt, and the longer the discussion con.
tinues, the greater the number of points and
authorities brought out to prove that real
estate Of rebels can be sold. Gen. Garfield,
Of Ohio, made very flnc speech yesterday,
after had dispatched my letter, on the Union
side Of the question. He showed that the
real property of tories in the war Of The Re-
ro1rt;on was confiec,tc3 and +bar NJ .1ef.
$500 -a1as ~. -. 49, ~ ~ As ~ -.
1cI6on REUSED 10 aAo" Inc claim OF the
British Government-that this properly
should be restored to them-on the ground
that it was taken under be1,,cerent law and
was consequently r,ohtfnf3C oo,Hao,tas
"ae consequently t1gntaaAy eonhscated.
subsequently the British Government
acknowledged the validfty Of Mr. Jeffer.
sons position. and Itself from time n +,,na
,nada an,ro,,r; ,+fana - 49,. - 80
N~ 1pl4 op'Al.'no ~ une7c 1or1es 1of Inc
losses they had sustained. This is Yery
strong point. do not see how it can be got
over by the opposition. Gen, Garfield is q
fine 1ootino man +bonob .rot -a1,o~,-o1,,o :.
~. ~ ...'A' 1.o4su NV tIuat Anoie ~
10 appSn'auee' ans na1r u Agnl Drown. h1s
eyes blue, bis complexion fair but not forid,
his frame is well knit and powerful. and he
looks as if he could snstain a GREAT aca, q,
,,,,,o;,a1 1a1,a. ~.A'a eAe1' ae@t "
~ eieal 'aoot. soooaa eay he was more
4aoof'oos WORKER than brilliant genius. He,
however, possesses great degree Of flrmness
tiorsucsa. Rec+ftude of tnfant3on o,a
a, rnft,nct;r1 aera,,e- - ~ an3
ue'ottoA ~ Aas coun-
~ ana 10 freedom are eEfdently
tie characteristics of the man. Let Gen.
Garfield give the word that he will do SO and
bond. He did not read his speech, but de-
iyercd it with agreat deal OF force and res-
ture, ard evidently as II he felt and belieTed
every word he uttered to be tho truth. The
Cnfon men Of his district may RELY on Gen.
Garfield He will stick to his principles. and
end. How is it, 1will ask the opponents Of
1aEd conflscation, that corruptfnn nj h1ooI
ana forfeiture nave been done away with in
Ens!ana 1or Ine crime Of treason, while the
..:51 as.a.a ~ as wv sanlneuk 70 connseate the
ans..t... Is"le VI 1'a4to1s stla REMAINS IN that
eouau3'
!n the course of his speech, Gen. Garfield
sa!d that - slavery Tas dead and buried; not
Tnh.tandipg which The body-snatchefs on
the other side Of the Housc were yainly en-
dearoring to resurrect and galyanixe it into
something like life again. lie was willing
that tie friends Of the institution should fol.
low It's bier and shed tears over tho grave;
~, hut, for lbs part, he had no time to waste to
listen 10 eulogies upon the deceaeed. -
GARRETT DAVIS uAcKs nown
The Garrett Davis farce ,roe. h,onnh+ :,
conclns;on rcsteras,. n,n,' ~ - t5ousnI th 70
The Senate. The enIrnInns oId nor 41si haS;ner "
backed down from Mi his nos;t7ans ~ s,d :" We ,S
tested TINT he did not mean what his Ian
snaee plainly Indicated, Mr.. Wilson withdrew
nls resolution. lher vas certainly no use
IN IN eonun4lng the matter any longer, Davis
Iesoit oy revolt, revolution By revolution,
lreason py treason, and that when he recon-
Inenoed National Convention Of the people
70 dePose the Administration, 1t was only in
2 Plek~ickian sense. It is to be hoped that
NJ. Wilson's resolution will have the good
reasonable bounds during the remainder OF
Inc session.
or ~ cI11Ma' D ~oo"4
r 1n.- 49, .,-..-'
articles N the National Lnfcnigencer, and which
are disgrace to the Capital, as well as the |
Re p in which thy appear. arc written
in fhis c;fv rronI5 asI. ~ I-sssa, Sn.e .an
ria1iv n Paci ~ rnn. aeA r4t .ae LILIES, espe-
ti.;s ~. ~ - a.! ~ !uax sate, 70 iook after
ln.e 1 ina1'- ISL ntNng tnaI Ihey should warm
4 INTO me, y official patronage, this viper, who
IS assnnlting not only the country and the |
President 1fncn7n0 Had T 4ha rcwa,
5ouid Kick thst fellow ont of +I.st cpur+ IT.
he st-aet n,,;o1 ~ tha. .,a y. Uoalt .ato
1.st - :: 9uicae1 t4sAa one coaia say scaL"
but 1t is also passing strange TINT the Secre- /
.iye all the printing of his Department In /
Lis peetiierous sIleets '4 ''D' -
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sHocK1SG OCCURRENCE.
L gentleman named Warbler of the firm of /
,tewaH & Wardcr Waod ~ aua 10, oa lug ,no+nhanta r "
=, ,eon e one 1sv VIZ isst 1ae oS an Amy sur
hereafter his arm swclled up to large size.
3einE strong, healthy man be bora M mn
ler the disease. which nrnred tn rs the
xorst enecie. ~ arna1IsnnF a. e9~ ~ -eran
13n. oa1 T1a hs 4S,ssnen sneaea, @ ugrng N gfeas
!sony' Inc Pnysacians name was Ginning
IAN. This shows the care that should be |
AIKEN In the selection Of vaccine virus.
P0srsiABTERs APPOINTED.
samne1 +. Fa4on- r. "A, Eent co,,+v ,1,ch
jos. il. wnba1, was1ensqire, Fss,sq ru.co1. county
Geo es stsNgi II souS mGSo rane ,sseneok ak.,a rorrv
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Michs.i nonnhSs GSn' Fqen' 1smnrea, sh,sr + ,t;,
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