, 1864-11-18
vcrsal imprcssmcnts, which he admits would
be "followcd by incalculab!e suffering and
~.

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k5' 1ncfc arc 1hose WHO seeS " pace 'ne
Ptosnosacauons 3nsae no" VI Mo spseay
"'c'1AIo" ol 'ns 'cpsl.on' VI sno osu's .oo''
'as VIII snose lug. uA1aaea " .,:.n ~" oulnnasafy
men anu ~ ~ tsa4S1 =, ane 1u4aaA'y uan-1eo.
~ MeeleAan-a' INC eo.nlncoceneas o' Tue
war. Luz aa.'e' w lans p'oaa1ssa taen toat
tac comes. saon'o W sao''' saalp anu oe'
eislse, "nle tnF secretary o. sfate mas "a
oe,n "Aa~-s ne,u ieep'ae'o'e iof aa eluauy
.days. These promises were based, however.
on a false assum ptfon-an assumed lJnionism
in the rcbe, leaders sufficient to in1nce those
who had led the rebels into rebellion to lead
them, after one or two defeats, hack into the
Union. They were, by no means, based on
an assumption that, If The prominent lead
crs Of opinion and Of party in the South con-
tlnucd to fight with their utmost skill,
power and resources for the rebel causc they
could be crushed. Now, however, this Is al
changed 1t is not at NIL political bnt
sunple military problem. Let 'he feoel lead
cls w Mi'a1 ene, "nl, nGnI s',, ~ tue u'mos!'
po' ~ tuear i1et !nan ai'u .as. ooua1' oss lAeu
uost eo.sunma.e :1." ap a., auu oniy 10y suf
1eu. n sa -.;,, ~ .soy to' ntu'1-
~ ~ saa.ra @ e . Is 49,, 'o'lasnee
~ -ana;,s ~ - ~, =, ~ hanaa TT 49, ' aaa,s
nrnn,,oc,os ~ tho oror,hro,r ~ ~ ~" xo,,a,,
i,o ID m ,;a11,vnot,,.sos ,o.4
toss ~ T,,.,, Thosa 49, ~ ,,..aroS .1,.s.: .a,s
not @ nrctcnd m Tend to resncc T them ~ ca1cn,at;a,, % e
n l. not ~, .nnoo1 IN on- fa,4b Ut ao.ba
,nol;co1 nrC;h1e1n snscentfh1o ~ dsrn,s+.o.;as
The only prob1ern helms, tn accomn1;sh ;tr so
1ution with the least nossih,c 1oss of1;f,
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Federation Of HrttIsh America,
4ne Sauae1ans seem 70 DC unanimous IN
1aVor oi I4e plan oi 1ederation 1or British
Amer'ca, greed upon ps the Qa"oce Conven.
1loa ,ue oeleehos, al'er ao3o"Fament'
''iaoe 'ne .o'u u tne l1o'"ces, ano Inc tfaP
was con.1nueo oFat1on. Al ottawa, King
sion, Cooonrg, Beueyille, Toronto, Hamilton,
ETC., their reception was Of the hcartiest kind,
and the press Of Canada and the Maritime
PROVINCES very gehcsauy advocate the scheme
with carnestncss.
It is apparent TINT separation from Eng
land is no part Of the plan, but, on the other
hand, closer union with the Home Govern
mrnt is looked for and sought by leaders and
people. The Hon. George Brown, who has
gone to England to lay the matter before the
Home Government, In his Toronto spccch in
d;cated vcvv CLEARLY that a f.onvcct1nn w.u~to
he cntcrnd into ,etvr.,, En- n1ond and Canada
as 4o t,,c contribution the latter ono1t tn
t,;ro +ou.-a +ha dafsnso ~ +,a T,n,,-a 1,ho
1,rnnosed nm fcdcr,t,on NAV 1cad ~ a 1o,rns
a,nano n, The Rritish Co,on;cs fn- I'm M.
noss cf ASSISTING ENGLAND and e.cl, other a.
no,nts t1st NOV horne,, ~ h. thra,tanaa ~
an cnrmy. Al nil events, Canada seems
willing.
T~-o~-..~ ,C vn
,,,o po-.ans l,p aan. ~ 4Ius. r
There is q story ahoat to the following
effect.
n1,., .,
Inc fcocl states py secret pfc-concert nad
| their Legislatures in session On the 9Th inst.
,,a o.,t, ~ +1o.,, xbo.o -. -,,,o4. .rp.o,;ao.
auu eacn u tne1u Snose lte auota ol I@esiaea'
tial Electors, as though they had never as.
| enmed Ia seeede from fte Irn,ou. These Etec,
49,. =, s.-. ...ms
| LOTS, ID ease lnelT vote "onla s1tnce
to give Mcclellan majority over Lincoln,
! yere TO assemble on the first "Wednesday in
December. and formally cast thci, yotes for
Mcclellan and Pcndlcton, sending them on to
| Washington in due form, md backing them
by delegations to either House, sAould that
Inc dec1ned esscn+ia1 Thcn 1rher +be dav ar.
rived FIR officially cornt3ne +ba ,.otos .r5 Az,
clarine the rcsulf. The entire Onnos,t1on ~ o1,
shades was to insist that aIcC1el1an and, Pen.
dleton -wcrc duly elected. end. If this wcrs
not conceded, break m the session in n rox
and inausuyate q civil war from one end Of the
country to the other, the present rebellion
merging itself in the newer md more {orv,;-
dable-Jeh. Davis, Lee and Be,urceand bc.
coming nike Lieutcnauts Of Mcclellant
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4 HISTORY OF AMERICAN NASuFAcrUREs
from 1eos to 1s0: exhibiting the origin aud
fsrtr-eU frorn to atri;oa+ Saia1;. M y au !. .
s ~ ~ o.. lts .Snsus1u1n' .' naa co@pEslng
mnchinerv m.nnfsrtn,ee .nd ,sntnI a-+s ,ft
n,- ~ ~ 4,,1enr.o-. ta.t3..e " AA
ne re4n1+a II ..rE iarenrss1 ra1s1s '8..u9 1u4
andcr Rishon " II r tn Ehieb ~ sadaS -
sisitstira n H. nrinc;nsf aie
md descriptions Of remarkable mannfastories oi
The present time In vols, oct 81 and 80 P.
Street. chIcas1o. 70 III III. d. ~'''''o '-'f A'atootn
Those who nrc in n1irs,,it of details of infor.
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cos;ona, s1r,1, sor;ce r. g. ~ sst, ,,,a,t1.
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ficient1y minnie IN he i,encndea nnnn n. n
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