, 1864-04-09
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SATURDAY, APRIL 0, 1864
THE NEWs.
A:y. Alexander Long Of Ohio, is the MAJOR |
&c, of Congress. Like that luckless militia |
r, hero, lie has told too much. He yester- |
gu, dcc]arcd that the Democracy were for |
',1vucc, 1or recognition of the rebel Confeder-
.:cy. lie was opposed to sub}ugation. Gen.
Garfield tLcrcupon opened his full battery
{:rt' Ee never fires blank cart1idges,} md
very little wae left Of Mf. Long, II wc may
iu.igr from the fragment Of the debate given
in the dispatches. Whercupon Mt. Long,
finding lie had 1oared too loud, tried to e.
tarc it by coming down. He wasn't the
democratic pa1ty. He wasn't lion ut all.
<'only Nick Bottom the Wcaver.'' But Mr..
Long did speak for The peace dcmagogucs, |
aud though he doubtless blabbed more than
they would wish ,he was trueto their doctrine
and deserved all Gen. Garfield gave him And
the peace DemocEats deserve the fate that is
In store for them ut tue hands of an indig.
nant people, what time the elections take
place-
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captured knoxville, is no" being transferred
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moving several Gays ago. II s burnside's
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Latest news from Mex1co oy why OF New
Crleans, contrad'cts Tie previous report that
= French 1leet was already at Matamoras to
reduce That city, but confirms the scheme as
bclhg IN expectancy. The sumo authority
sissnn!es taat tic empire Is established and
ahc throne waiting for MACMILLAN. This
Et"e accompanied by intelligence tromSeW
ors' nfst mace Public IN French journal
ol lua' e.'s, on "eanesaay' that the he
Echcs VI tns mexican empire formally
ueclase nun and void n1l contracts
1of McSiean lands made With Juarez.
oeyoho question mere to speck OF future
Etnvc complication. The whole well satis-
tes us that Couercsa has done wisely to tale
7hc initiative as 1t has done against the Fran-
cc-Mc2ican scheme, on the general principles
Q: the Monroe doctrine, that it may not be
made TO appear that such action was pre-
arxt to cover other questions involved in the
rights OF American citizens under this decree,
or recognition Of the rebels by the Emperor.
we sllll pcrhnps come to botl Of these in
e'me
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es WIN .he tcoei antnorlties s1nce the Rich
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