, 1864-01-13
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hEDNG6UA1, JAAuAAl Ii, 1oO4-
THE NEWS.
The bountics to veterans arc extended.
Time will be given for all our regiments In
the field to come in under the provisions Of
this act The b ttle.scarred old fellows are
gratifying once aguin" in all our armies, and,
from present prospects, the overwhelming
majority will re-en1ist~ With Il csc veteran
regiments filed to the maximum by rolun-
tcering or the draft, nothing moro Will be
needed to end this war, and not another new
white regiment need he formed. As to black
soldiers, We havc Just made beginning, that
is all. If VIC haye fifty Thousand now, we
should have one hundred thousand moTefn
the field before summer opens.
In the Senate today takes place the debate
Of Mr. Wilson'S resolution for the expulsion
Of Garrett JAWS. About all than can be said
for the latter is that lie is like toothless and
fanglcss wolf, too far advanced In dccrtpitude
TO do any harm, and perhaps useful Us q
warning 10 younger men Of the danger Of
sinking love Of country In party lust, and
prostitution to the slave power. Davis
means har1n7 enough but can accomplish
none The Senate would be purcr and better
n4kAOAt 4alA- VIC NVNAk HlEIuE4 AC - "a
pclled. II he remains let him be Hkea hawk
nailed to barn door. He will be impalcd
to-day, that is certain.
The people have not gone thus far in this
war, and met all Its demands with energy
and cl.ccrtulucss, now to be startlcdand draw
back at one Of. its most inevitable results
THY have given their men and means with
out stint hecanse the country must be sared,
without Which life were not worth the living,
and property mere dross. We hayc now be-
fore u6 Increased tGxation, m assumption to
a degree not before experienced Of the burden
cntailtd by tic war expenditure. Let 1t come,
net one loyal man will murmur agnfnst it.
Only save the nation, redeem our territory,
crush the rebellion, and this generation will
clleelfullv bear all the crosses and meet every
public demand. Only push On the war, and
the taxes will be borne without remon-
STRANGE.
We give elsewhere IN opinion Of Solicitor
WHITING, of the War Department, upon the
objects Of the Enrolment act, just been pub
isktd ly the Provost Marshal Genera, (which
will be adopted By the War Department as
the law of the land upon every point discus
scd in it. It Is thorough and elaborate re-
view Of mootcd points touching the question
OF State crrdits, the assignment Of quotas,
aid tllc equal distribution Of the draft among
Tic s:1ates.
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i,tcr;n, pov- ,3,owed he f,;1;pent1r euon,oved
in volunteering. Let cycry cxertion be con.
1inuef1 .o 7,r;rT ercr, v;,,;ng man ,y,,;+n or
blac1,. into t1,e ronks for tbe montt, In comc
and ne shall hear no more of the draft.
under former Administration filing m i'm
portant diplomatic position abroad, informs
US tlat some months ago. at South Amc,i-
can port, l,e was shown by the American
Consul an official circular from Washington,
the purpose Of which was to advise ali cur
foreign ministers and consuls that only such
portion Of their salary wou1d be paid them
in gold, as they should show, In their nc
counts with this Government, was actually
used for their living expenses abroad All
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cclve In the same currency rs that paid to the
other employees OF the e6oFelnmeot-grcen-
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congressional aacnon arc reckoning w1fnont
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