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LETTER FROM SENATOR WILSON.
NATIcK. lMAss. J AUGUST 20. is.

NATICK, (MAss.) AUGUST 30, 1864.
To NE Editor Of the Boston Transcript: A statement,
copied from New York papers, has been photographed to
New England, to the effect that had been to
to urge upon the President the policy an armstce with
the rebels There 10 not the slightest foundation for the
report, as have never entertained, for moment any
other thought than that of conquerng peace by the de-
feat OF the rebel armies No public man connected with
the Administration is in favor Of an arm.ice person.
ally know that President Lincoln and the members Of his
Cabinet have undoubng faith In the success Of our armies
in the field and the ultimate, complete triumph Of our
cause And with THE belief, they will pursue the most
vigorous measures 70 raise money and men.
HKARy WILSON.
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COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY,
MOSRY,R MnNEME Nna

Yesterday morning, at about five o'clock the garrison
of the stockade at Apnandae consisting Of two hundred
and seventy FIVE Of the 18th New York cavalry wa.
attacked by the enemy under the leadership Of Mo.by who
had with him two pieces Of artillery from two to three
hundred meo. On taking his position Mosby demanded
the surrender OF the garrison, which refused; where
upon be opened FIRE with his guns and continued firing for
about three quarters Of hour The garrison still hold
ing out Mosby withdrew, and followed by cayal-
~, who, at stest advices, were still IN pursuik-Stsy
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THE QUOTA OF NEW YORK.

The county volunteer committee yesterday transmitted
to Governor Seymour and Major wnsend the commission
appointed by the Secretary of War ascertain the number
Of naval enlistments this State since the commence
of the war; vouminous report containing the nance
Of over twentyx Thousand naval recruits The report
contains addition to the the ages and rssdences
&C. Of the parties enlisted The Commissioners will at
once report the matter to the War Department and do
their to have this New York county credited with
these twentysx thousand names IL successful ihs will
save the city from aft and leave surplus of some six
thousand men.-New York Commercial
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BY order OF the Secretary Of War Alfred Ray Of Mont
geometry county (Md released from the Old Capitol
prison on Tuesday he Was arrested lew days ago on
some unsustaned charge with Others growing out the
presence OF the rebels lat y his neignborhood Joseph
Newand and Thomas Norton aso released the sauna
day from further imprisonment In the Old Capitol
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

The election of the Hon GEORGE ROBERTSON as
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals in the second appellate die
tric OF Kentucky has been officially announced Frank
fort HIS majority between four and FIVE hundred votes,
and would have been much larger it had been known
throughout the district that he candidate. His
petitor M NJ BENTON, Esq The district consists OF
twenty three counties and down to within two day Of the
election the candidates Mr. BENTON and Judge Al
WIN DUAL, the latter being the present incumbent But
at that late stage the military order Of which
the following copy issued and to the Shers
OF the various counties composing the district, viz:
headquarters District of Kentucky,
First DiUtsioR, Tctnty. Sc enh dymy CoryS,
lexington, Ky July %, 1864.
To the Sheriff Of Kenton County, Inde penornce, Ky
You will not allow the Of ALVIN Duva TO appear
upon the poll books candidate for Office the conn
election By order Of
Mtjor Gen BURBRIDGE
j. BATES DICKSON, Captain and A. A.G.
In consequence Of this ORDER Judge Duvs who has the
reputation Of being pure and able urist declined The
people then presented the Of Judge Robertson for
the Office, apd by Of the telegraph and by special
couers notified many of the counties as could be reach
ed Of this nominations The result Of the e elton stated
above. Judge Duva the osracsed candidate received
large number Of votes Of the countless but not
withdrawing this division Of the conservative votes, and
the refusal of citizens to at ALL arising from the
pie ncensed at this attempt Of the military power to
troll their election, Indignantly rejected the candidate in
whose behalf the order had been issued.
As Gov Bramlstte hesrd Of the order Of Gen
Burbrdse excluding Judge Duvsls name from the poll
books he issued the annexed significant circular relation
thereto the responses to which have not yet been dis
Closed:
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
E1ecuiDc Depa' tupent, Frankfort, dug 5fh 1864.
The sheriff. and officers Of elections in the counties
composing the (2i) Second Appellate strict will imme
drately respond TO the following questions,
l. ID yon receive order FRI any military comma ndey
requiring you exclude from poll books of any
canddate II go give copy Of the ORDER append
original to ysur answer.
Did you obey the order in precinct in county
ard what cand dale was benefited by the order.
8 How my votes would the excluded candidate have
received il such order had nererred with the election
Answer f your best Judgment and khoweg the sen.
time ts Of the
= Were the officers Of election the voters overawed by
presence Of or menace Of military forces inter.
aere WIN free suffrage" and and equal election
oa any additional facts bearing upon subject not en-
Dooo III tue question OF which you may have wledge
IH0s. r.. BRAMLETTE, Governor.
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No, it ia not; 10 never was an essential element 1t
was only means Of bringing other citing elements to
an earlier elimination. 1t fir the musket which al
ready capped aud loaded There are essential differences
between the North and the South that will however this
war may end, make thu m two nations !"
You ask me to say what think Will you allow me
to cay that know the South pretty well, and OBJ
served those differences 4"
you have not used your eyes Ny sight poorer
than yours but l have seen them for years"
The laugh was upon me, aid Mr.. Benjamin enjoyed it,
"Well sir, be that as it may il understand you the
dispute between your Government and narrowed
down to this, Union or dsunon ~
Yes or, to put il In other words independence or sub
jugat,enn
They have alternative but to fight out But 1T is not
with the people. They tired Of fighting and want
peace; and they bear all the burden and suffering OF
the war 10 1t not right they should have peace and have
it on such terms they like7"
II don't understand you Be q little more explicit
"Well, suppose the two Governments should agree to
something like this To to the people with two propo-
stons say, peace with dsunion and Southern indepeD.
deDce, a. your prop0sitonand peace with union
cpatioD, no cou6scation, and universal amnesty ours
Let the citizens Of all the United States LAS they existed
before the war; vote yes no these two PROPOSE
oDs at special election within sixty days If msjcri-
votes dsunlon, our Government to be bound by it, and
to let you 60 IN peace If msjorty votes Union yours
TO be bound by IT, and to stay peace The two Govern
ments can contract in this way and the people, though
consttutionay unable to decide on peace or war can
elect which OF the two propositions shall govern their
rulers Let Lee and Grant, meanwhile agree 10 an ar.
mist'ce. This. would ehestbe the sword and, IL once
sbeathed IT would never again be drawn by this genera
ton"
" The plan is altogether impractcable II the South
were only one State 1T might work but is if Que
Southern State objected to patton IL would nulfy
the whole thing Tor you are The people Of Virginia
cannot vote slavery out Of South Carolina the people
of South Carolina vote IL out OF Virginia. E 4
But three fourths Of the States amend the Con-
sftuton Let " DO done in that way-in any way, 70
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The Cosnel replied Yes sir; we have asked this in
erview ia the hope that you may suggest way by
which this war can be stopped Our people peace
your people do and your Congress has recently said that
you do. We have come to ask how it can be brought
about"
In very simple way. Withdraw your armies from
territory and peace will itself We do
not seek to subjugate you We not wsging often
var, except far ~ it lie
far forced invade you prevent your in
vadiDg Let alone aud peace will come at once
" But cannot let you alone long you repudate
the Union That is the thing the Northern people will
not surrender"
II know. You would desy to us what you exact for
yourselvss-tbe right OF self government"
mo, sir" remarked, we would deBy you no natural
right But think Union essential to peace and Mr..
Davis, could two people, with the language seps
rated by only imaginary lne live at peace with each
other Would not disputes constantly arise and cause
almost constant war between them Z"
Undoubtedly, with this generation. You have sown
such bitterness at the SOUTH you have put such ocean
OF blood between the sections that despair Of seeing
any harmony in my time Our children may forget this
war, but cannot
" thick the bitterness you speak Of sir" said the
Colonel does not really exit. We must talk here M
friends soldiers meet and fraternize with other
and feel sure that il the Union restored more
friendly feeling would arise between than has ever eY
stvd The war made know and respect other
better than before his the view OF very many South
ern men have had it from many Of them-your leading
citizens"
"Ibey are mistaken" replied Mr.. Davis They do
not understand Southern sentiment How can feel
any thing but bitterness towards who deny our
rights IL you enter my house and drive mo out OF IL,
am not your natural enemyf"
"You put the too strongly. Bnt we cannot fight
forever; the must end at time must finally
agree upon something can we not saree now and stop
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9 amrel@ n StmGs 10 Sabre alt, Sutma6er In
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Sbpmas4rnpIbt tn BurtettSIue, Sritstrid COUNTS,
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Spnes aus Stem gprt, jest In, ~MtaIttb 5pufe", mp Ct Biz
gum il. SdnIar 1856 eerrretlen rtrb, irteeer b~ereefeut.
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Wiebtie fir MeifenSe.
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