, 1864-08-24

f.l,nce ,t ina summer campaigns II Sherman
bsd but fifty or savensJaya Thousand motS n;a -
the South would e lo.1 ] 1ood ~ tbs sps,ps
with reserves OF seventy fyc 10 one nGnalsa .noa-
rard men, Lee wuald have been nope.sssT ffnsn fst
80: 20 ntfy thouaad I men, rIsh,ly novel would Evc
uuoppot cd bioTa to tha con1eGelac5 11ota 'n4eA i
eEe could neTerflse. .h,.
when We can send to the field ro tt.aes ~ tae 7e,Se
not conquer The south. Behind the Janes ne oni5 n
tuy rnd sell In the o'deu days OF qaes aug
mfrts Of able bodied ctizens crowd the sSses'S u
II Tree IL but one course consistent with North
e11 eafety and homer. Let the people a"aAe t3
Eep:c OF their dignity aud st1enRth, ap1 1en
months of comparatively tria:ng extrHoo q saea a
the rebellion will cruuble before u.s., FIJI this
dras promptly and willingly wlth good ana ,so uao
men. send fw spare thousands over Iat9es 3 1aan %
under the call, aCd the summer sun OF 1ooo "a1
rhine uptn rtGeneta:ed land-
There are come aho speak Of Eace. VI az tau-
KEGS the SUuthron most 4coEns those VINO GO 1ot
Esd to 51 enRS 4Rheg d; To
Peace for The South viii be sweet indeed Tor q.
except through Southern suh,ugat'on. hat anarchy
and war forever. Tbe Pacific, the Western. the
Eastern States would at once fail asurder. The
+ SoIth would be dominant, and the people Of thu
North would deserve to be driven ndcld. under
negro owncrE, to hoe corn and cotton for Southern
But no fainthearsed or fho1t-eIshted policy eau
set aside the eternal degrees OF the almighty. who
has CIanted no line OF dY1.fou between the AtiAn-
| tic and the Western deeerts- between the great
iakes and the Gnlf Of acxico-that signify Hs will
tast We should be 4 ana 1nsss 20 seps5
son aga1st the wisest and holiest Interests OF our
| county.
| yicor mi.ht he giyer-whcn vieor and hope ara
| needlul-1hAt haye written, and you have my
een.ent to using this as y99 please and am
ef' rTissdiss @ G Gcseral United suites Volunteers.
| TO ". Z. DODGE. Jr,. EEq, New York.
Illinois q MILITARY District.
From the Springfield State journal, aad.l
The State Of Illinois has been re-erccted
into military district, and placed under
command OF Brigadier General Halbert E.
i .psiue, with his headquarters in this city.
General Paine is from Wisconsin. and served
with great distinction in Louisiana. during
The campaigns Of 1869 and 1868, having been
severely wounded in leading an assault dur
ing the seige of Port Hudson. He arrived In
this city on Saturday, and entera at once up
on the duties Of his command.
The med Of q district commander in thi:
State has long been apparent, in view Of th!
lnIge number of troops constantly passlal
to and from the. field, Us veil as In view o
the presence Of rebel enemies, as eho IN II
the outfaCe8 SO frequently perpRtrated with
| in the laet-fcw weeks in some Of the c:ntr'
counties Of the State The forwarding Of r.
! crpIts to the field under the late call 10
5CO,C10 men, arriving the next few Weeks
will greatly Increase the business OF the mil
itary authorities.
Child mu1 der at Patsrson. n =.
On Tuesday. at Paterson. N. j., murde
was committed, the circumstances att3ndin
| which develop case of youthful deptaV1t
almost incredible. An infant two years oil
the daughter Of Mr.. Hurlburt, was seize
upon BY TIVE children named Long, sister
, aged respectively nine md thirteen year
, stripped entirely naked, und finally throw
headioug into well. The Juvenile murdel
e1s confess rht crime, and say that The
, brought the child to the house. Of their ps
> rents With nc other covering than ashaW
q aud that the Oldest girl, Emma Jane, tire
= it into the well. After committing the deer
- they 1an into the house, but shortly atte
wprd returned to tho we'll, a1d locked ini
, It. At that time the child was still alive, m
= It's struggles were plair1y perceptible:'
d The family Of the Longs consist OF mt
:, and wife. five girls and boy. The bag
= lars from etore in Paterson. The 10y
. between thirteen and fifteen, aud Is bad #
# low. In iact tho whole family bear q bi
:" re1 utctiop. Long aud his wife fight al
- quarrel, and we are informed get drunk: Il
+ dsstitunion Of this family may be understo'
!. when onr readelslearn that the children ha
Is been seen entirely naked better part Of t
!. - day, when their only clothing WIS bct'
- washed and dried Two Of the girls not lo'
= since took the shoes of from . little girl
4 the street, and made awaywith them, for tE'
~ own baby at homo as was supposed, and
e, was perhaps the idea Of getting the lit
- "Frank5 's'' frock for their own baby, abo
- The size ard nce of tile murdered child II HI
~ eurveeted tho foul murder.