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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
rIfIN4EB sEhi-| EEkii---
r,s>lsr Morning & Friday Afternoon.
FGs PEnIpEYT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Don't forge, TO attend the exhio'-
tiou of TablesuI at Indepeudeut Hall to.
night. L, Will pay"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

1WThe case of Shriner for Young vs.
Wm. Rule vas ciied in favor of Pin E,
which fuished the lsbors Of last week :
session Of Court
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

A scouting party sent from Gen. Gregg's
command a. Warrenton captured, 8, Pied
mont, on Thursday, % Of Mosby's men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
The BsIiy Guards of Dauville arrived

The Bsliy Guards of Danville arrived
home On Thursday morning last They
were received 10 a very appropriate speech
Of welcome by l. Y Gtier, Esq, altar
which they par'ook ef lunch at the
Montour House. aud so elegant dinner
prepared for them at the house Of Mr.
Henrie, at which handsome sword was
presented to Capt Eckman by the mem.
bers Of his company. The company has
re-eplisIed for three years or during the
war
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

r~Presideu, Lincoln mas issued
proc amaiion declaring the por, of Brosnt-
vile, Texas, open TO commerce.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

serve will print the remarks of Mr..
0rwig (slluded to By cur Harrisburg
eorresponden,) in Fridays paper.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

R-Ths citizens Of M.ftiinburg are
tsking measures 10 raise bounty money
in orasr ~ cie.s that Borough Of q drAfs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

Jay Cooke, Subscription Agent for the
L. S. $40 Bouds, has issued circular to
the various banks and agents, in which
be says:
"Looking hopefully to the future, |
think We may regard the success of this
loan as the herald Of the approaching
day of peace, reunion, and permanently
established prosperity, in which the
citizens of every section shall participate.
And when the history Of these times
shall be written, We shall have DO cause
to regret that We aud you, and all cOuuec-
ted with this negotiation, have tgied TO
perform our duty"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

Gen. Butler reports the arrival a. For,
Monroe and Williamsburg of about doz-
en- more escaped Union officers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

EMsj james Il. Larimer, native Of
Ceniro Co, was recently shot by baud of
eusrrillas He was Msj. of the 5b Pa.
Res under Col. Simmons, aDi when killed
was acting 10 the capacity of Inspector
General on Msj Geo. Crawf0rd's staff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

egWe learn that tie eiuZens most
concerned talk of asking the Legislature
to allow them to construct Turnpike
bet seen Lewisburg snd Buffalo y Roads.
The travel oD that route is ImmeHse, aud
during the muddy sess0us tie road
becomes almost impossible at some points.
Hope the enterprise may succeed, and
thai right sp ediiy. The stock will Pay
we'll
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

~WOnderful how mild and amiable
The COPperbead papers have become since
the return Of the veterans on furlourb
Formerly they denounced everything aud
erybOdy concerned in the war, from
Pres. Lincoln down TO the lowest contra.
band camp follower; nov, however, some
Of them have the atfrOutery to complain
that the return Of the veterans is not
marked BY proper amount Of entbusias-
tic demonstration. The Lock Haven
Democrat, (Which, however, has more
character than most Of the Cop. papers,
goes SO far as to hope tia, Capt. Haioes
may again enter the field With 9 foil
company, and We trust our citizens will
Do all they can toward. cousumms,ipg this
desirable object" The "Otjee,," Of
course, is to advance the interests Of this
uarigh'enus," "uneons,i'uiional," "abs. /
'n'h," lie, var sg.,as; "Oar Southern
e'aarel."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

The largest gun ever made was sue
cessfuHy cast at the gnu msnufactory of
Mr. hoapP, at PItisburg, on the llth
inst. The length of the rough casting is
20 feet; lis na ximpm diameter So inches ::
aud Its weigh, le0, 600 POUNDS TIE
length Of the finished gun will be 90 feet
) inches; lis maximum diameter 81
inches; aud its weight 10000 pounds.
IL wIii throw a solid sho, OF | 600 poucds.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
I5is0.

In West Gusz'c4. = n inst, CHARLES O, Henry
AMI Mary ZELLEES, a.e. Abogt months
In Wilton, 9Th inst, JOSEPH H0UG ENDoBLER, in
hi. -U-l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
Estate Of Lewis D. Yarger, decd.

4 DyINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE-Lerers
\ OF administration on The estate Of Lewis
u. Yar.er, deceased, late Of Hartleton Boro',
having been granted to the subscriber BY the
Register Of Union county in due form Of Law,
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby
not fed 10 make immediate payment, and all
having any jasi claims against the same may
present them d0lv authenticated for settlement
to JOHN YARGER. Admin'r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

How THEIR SYMPATHIEs RCS.-The
Copperheais in the Olio Legislature are
trying to secure the release Of George W.
Buckley, the founder of the tressonable
order of knights Of the Golden Circle"
who was arrested in Kentucky recently,
and imprisoned in the Ohio Penitentiary.
The C,pperhssds Of our State are petition
ing for the pardon Of lsssc Fi.hel, the
deserter from the Union ranks, who riloted
Lees army through the borders Of our
STATE, previous to the battle Of Gettysburg.
If the Copperheads are not JEFF Davis
dogs, pray whose dogs are they! l, is
slander to cali them Union men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
NOTICE !

TINE subscriber wishes 10 ss'sis a. GU
Books from 1861 10 jan, ]. 1874. ~"d
desires his friends 10 call w,siln 80 saSS-e et
the accounts will be IN the Squares Aahds'
Call al his store opposite Walls \ Cos,
Ian ~ "a sR ZIMMERMAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
ORPH4NY COEPT SALE.

DY virtue of an order of Sale issued
- out OF the Orphans Court of Union
county. wilPbe exposed TO Public Sale. al the
Riyiere House, in Lewisburg. on
Saturday, -Aarch Il, 1854.
at o'clock. P. NJ, all that certain Halt Lot
Of Grouud, situate on seventh street, in
Smiths addition to the Boro' of Lewisburg.
bounded on the north by half of same lol, ,on
the east by an alley. on the south by a vacant
lot, and on the west BY Seventh street. on
which are erected iwo-storey Brick -
Dwelling House, OuthuIldinss. &c. late Ei-a
the estate of r. VI. Hunter. deed.
Terms-20 per cent. cash; balance TO be
paid at May Term of Couri next.
Feb 10 John HUNTER, Adminisrr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
FANCY FURS.- FuRS!

vish 70 return nv thanks 20 my fr.suas az Union
and the surrounding e5UDts-- for tbsr very bS--ai
ps;rouA- extended to during the last few YEAR, and
would say 70 then that have 10 store. Q: nv osn
importation and UanUf=ctE-s- very extensive asseri-
m-nt ot all the different Minds snd qualities Of fAt
~ for Lsdies and Children thai xil b som during
the fzll and " inter s.Asous.
Being The direct Importer of all ny crs irI harS7e
ant having them Manufactured Gaiss in5 ~ s1.t'F
.ou enables ne 10 - nv customers and The rua-
much Landowner 81 OF Fur- f,r the sslne money
Ladies please give call Sei5.r hAsin= fieAse
remember tie name, nutsbs. and street
JOHN FAREIRA.
kntoi4 No us. Arch Street, Philadelphia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

sTlu fnday'- paper were couple Of
items connected with the recent term Of
COur, which We requested cur readers to
sspu. down" Here is another that will do
to put down With them: In the Grand
jury Rooms, after the !abors of the Jury.
men had closed, motion was made that
tha, body indOrse the Administration of
Abraham Lincoln n. The ayes were requi-
red and every one periodically responded
"sye"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
AUCTIONEER.

TyNHR undersigned offers his services as
vendue CTier, 10 those VINO NAV
need them. and respectfully asks share Of
their patronage GEORGE hOIER.
White Deer Tn. Feb L. '6t
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
CEMENT. CEMENT!
HUXLEY ALBRIGHT,

A TTORNEY AT LAW 0Ecs near the
n Court House. in the room lately occu-
pied by L. B. Christ, Esq.
Back pAy and bounty, and pensions procured 'or sold
i-rs or ih-r legal representatives: si esepte1 sna
destitute paYrs pfepzred for tbo- liable 10 dra ~
such A. nav b dF4sS~1 fL-sisszr-- Jan ! -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

80 We learn from the Ihaianapolis
Journal that some Of tie more sagaeions
Democratic politicians Of that city are
engaged in getting up Convention on
the 5th day Of January next, for the pur
pose Of reorganizing the party on war
basis. We remember the first call on
the part of certain Democratic Congress
men for . reorganization Of the Demo
cratic party in 1862, and EhAt earae Of
IT. We have 40 assurances that the pres
ent movements will terminate more pa
trioticAlly than that No, gestlemenl
Help Us TO pnt down the Rebellion, and
there will be time enough afterwards to
reorganize the Democratic or any other
party. But so Ieng rs the war lasts any
party that arrays itself in hostility to the
Administration must, Of necessity, drift
into faction II il brings up short Of
treason. The history Of our country proves
this--the history of the world demon
stratss it Stand By the GeyeEamenl
hrst and party next II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

EEw YoRK, Nov. 26.-The HrraLds 5
New Orleans correspondent says. On
the 18th inst. . Union expedition into
the Lxfourehe district Of Louisiana at
tackled and defeated . rebel force, and
destroyed their camp and baggage aud
a nnmbes Of boats
Ii is said that Allen, who presumss TO
be the rebel Governor Of LoaSsiaaa, has
organised ~ Shreveport, in that State,
ten regiments Of negroes, Who are 10 be
armed aud equipped from the proceeds
Of cotton sales at Matamoras~.
There Is report that the rebel Gen.
Backner has 10000 men al Alexandria,
La where there is said to Be an Ahund-
ant supply Of beef and corn.
One az our New Orleans correspon-
denls says 8 gentleman has arrived in
that city With permission from President
Lincoln TO bring g, 900 balss Of cotton
into the Union lines A large supply Of
cotton. reeently stopped By ths rebel Au-
thoriiies on its way across Texas to
BgoWBssille. las been released
The House Of Representatives OF the
LouisianA Legislature has authorized
the issuing Of bonds to the amount Of
two AID i half niiliioas Of dollars Cor the
purpose oi carrying oa The State Gov
ernmenk
Gen. Canby is rapidly recovering.
In the Rebel House Of Representa-.
tives. 90 Monday, Mr.. Foose nAde an
other display of bis beiicoae qualities,
and called on any member who objected
70 anything be had preyiously said, TO
send him note, to which he wond not
lAh 10 give attention. Mr.. Foota was
sabseqaeatlY arrested, and required 10
give bssl % keep the peace. on . charge
u being engaged 20 Eght . duel with
Joan Mitchell
I The House, IA another ht of desperate
patriotism, revoked lie pravioBa resola.
tlon TO h9hi Cat the var 70 It's bitter end.
Lats.rebel papers say that transports
loaded wlih Unian troops and batteries
Of Parrot gsns hays left Morgauza, La,
fos White river, Ark
Au aeeoant ia givea Of "a astempt
and failure 20 escape from ths prison at
Columbia, S. C., Of s. Union prisoners
I officers.
/ A committee Of the Georgia Legisla-
ture have reported that Mr.. Aired, =
member Of tha, body, has been hngaged
~. recrniting in northern Georgia sever
al companies Of men for the armies Of
! Sherman 81
The garrison of Mobile Is said to be
] stifering much for want OF necessary
eloshing.
~ A negro was recently hung in Carroll
county, MIsA, for attempting to raise q
company Of men Of his own color, ic
fight in the Union eause.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

8 NEw YoRK, Nov. 26.-The Richmond
Enquirer Of the 23d, says: Sherman is
marching into the heart Of Gsorgia, As
yet his movements have met with but
little resistance, fact explained by the
necessity fer drawing him a. far ss pos
hibis fsun the only point be could look
for suceor. II is not mprohahle BE- MAJ
capture the capital Of tie State, aud per.
haps move thence 70 Savannah, Angus.
IA or Charleston. ts
n vas Fnmorsd yesterday that be bad
MiiledgsEiile, and though not ofEleislly
confirmed, il is not unlikely Ia case oi
the occupation Of MilfedgeviIIe, Savan.
nsh and Charleston viii Be evidently ID.
objective points Of the expedition. Com
oipadsps are 10 progress TO foil his pnr
pose We may expect to hear in . few
days some dsfnite account or them.
The Dispatck Of tbs 2sd says bod
Of cavalry under Wheeler attached Sher
mans cavalry at Gordon on sanday
vith Ehat result i does not knew.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

NV ArPoRTfoNNEsT. - The great
werk before the next Legislature will
be tbs sppOrsiOninr Of the members af
our State Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-
sentatiyes among the several cosnties
according to the number OF white male
inhabitants in each above twenty-one
years of age. Heretofore the members
have been apportioned among the com
ties in proportion TO the number of
Democratic votes they cast For sew
eral years ths plain provision Of the
Constitution regarding the sppOrtien-
ment Of the State has been set aside or
| iisrsgerded- Party sRiri. ran 50 high
in the different LegisiAturss that men
forgot the solemnity of their osths 70
support the Constitution, and acted in
violation of tlhems For some SIX or
seven years wn have been operating IN,
der The appOrtionpsnt Of 1857, which, al
the outset was . grossly unfair and par,
hsan arrangement Democratic coun
aes, with msager populations, BY i
weld as much power in the State Lsgis
laturss as Republican counties witt
large populations We hope the Leqis
/. latnra jast sls etsa win aseesfy this in
justice Apo rtiOn the State in accord
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

snce With the provisions of the Constitu-
ton, making representation correspond
with population: regardless of how il
may affect parties, and We will be coz
tent. /. is high time that the little,
contemplate tricks By which very small
men have been 10 the habit Of keeping
themselves a. tbs head Of their PARTIES
and their parties in power, should be
discarded We desire to step upon a
higher plane of ststesmanshiP. We
want the politics of our country rescued
from the pools OF demagogusry into
which they have fallen, aud washed and
eleansed and parifed, 50 that the Virth-
Gus citizen viii not regard himself as
contaminated By coming in contact with
them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
Saturday
Afternoon Report.



BALrIMoRE, Nov. "a eorresDon.
dent Of the Baltimore American, under
date Of Annapolis, last evening, saws
two Of the FIRST vessels composing Col.
Aalford,s feet Of transports, arrived here
to-day, with the paroled men from Sa-
vannah- The steamers Atlantic aud
Blackstone also arrived The former
bad on board GAG living skeletons and
dead bodies Ten oshers were buried
on the passage
Such was the wretehed state Of these
poor men that our Surgeons were, them
selves, shocked at the awful sight. No,
s'man Smoug the number bat had to be
sent to the hospital Many to leave
there only for the grave. The $50 on
the Blackstone were in 9 better eondi-
ton and made the welkin ring.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

PaoeRKss-oas Of the sigas Of the
rapid progress on the slavery questions
nov making in the sentiment Of
country. Is found il the fact that the
ST. Louis papers are engaged in de-
nouHcing the Black Laws Of Illinois and
Indiana as an inhaman and cruel cp-
gine OF prescription aud persecution Of
the most harmless race Of human be-
ings oa the globe, and urging that they
be swept from The Statute books without
courtesy and without mercy AsGov.
Wright enthusiastically proclaimed in
his speech il this city; Verify, the
world moyes'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

ToRoSTo, c. Y, Nov. 26.-The apoIi-
cation Of the ST 8l5ans raiders TO The
Government to d 1zteh messenger 10
Richmond, TO obtain evidence. has been
rejected
Il has transpired that cannon and war
material wss transferred at Sarnia by >
tug bonnd for Lexington, Michigan.
le L is thonght probable that the Geor-
gian took cannon aboard wher she pro
cseded in the direction Of Colhngwood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

ezxT Pstsr BsaaregaFd telegraphs the
Gsorgians to be confident and resolute,
and be will jein them shortly. Peter.
with Hood bad got the idea in,s their
heads that they cosTd play the same
trick on Sherman that Bragg played on
Baell. So they marched around Allan
ta and tried 10 cut his communieations
at Alatoopa and Rome, bat was foiled.
Thinking, however. that BY threatening
those Communications, Sherman would
be compelled to evncuAte Atlanta, they
marched TO Decatur and Florence, add
there sat them down to see what effect
their strategy would have on the grim
union Chief An nttsmPt was made to
take Johnsouville, one Of cur depots ef
supplies, bas IL was unsuccessful Beau
regard theu branehed of 20 Oorin.h to
create the impression that he was going
TO move on Padncah or Memphis.
Sherman, however, seemed nndisturbed
by these ADMINISTRATIONS Adopting the
language Of 81. Paul, he said "nene OF
these things move me, and quietly went
on with bis arrangements to shew Peter
and Hood trick worth two Of theirs
Then all Of sudden, while Peter and
Hood were tipping the wink TO each
other. Pster found himself hood -tcinksd
by Sherman. To bis dismay, Sherman
was reported marching through tbs
heart Of Georgia, while Immediately in
bis front he fosnd an army sufficiently
strong TO make moving nor:hward kaz-
ardous undertaking, Wha. was Psssi
Toatant TO do, undes the circumstances
but issue Prcclsmati on2 That be hai
done. The people OF Georgia, Of course
will feel like rs.llying around the gsnsr
alship that has thus left their homes ex
posed 10 the inFsder They have grsai
encouragement to do so. BsApregAr,
1hopss to be with them sson. We pre-
sums, then, his promised trip North hai
been indsfsiteIy postponed This vii
Be disappointment 10 Gems. Thoma
and A. j. Smith, who we're making pre-
paratFons 10 give him reception worth
of thcir web known lberaiiiy, and tn
power OF the Government they repre-
sent. a
Mean time, Sherman, Ike John Brown
knspsas,ksd ghost, goes marching on.
His army has no superior on theglobe. ]
has been called from the armies Of th
Cumberland and Tennessee, and ever
man has proved himself hero. He hs
with him these able sabordinsses, Gen
erals Howard, Slocum, Blair and Davis
he is visiting the direst vengeance Of a
insulsed, outraged aud long sarbesrin
Government upon the heads Of abe or
ginzl aud priucipsl Offenders Coz
Brown, one of the original fre-eatsrl
has realized that this Gorernnsnt i
mighty to punish treason as Il has bee
magnanimous to overlook, for lon
tsrm Of years. the iusults and opprobiur
hsapsd upon it by the rebels Of .h
Southern States. 'fe er
The prayer Of every Union man wi
now be: Let not South Carolina escape
Let her feel the weight of wrath whic
she has been heaping up agsinst the da
of wrath. Il is TO be hoped that She
mAniwin not pass aroundrhsr, but sh'
be may pass through her as he is goin
. throsgh Georgia. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
Gbe AaiIg 3oarnaI.
PUBLISHED BIZ
JAMES Il. McSEELY.
FM THAYER.
JEO. II. McEEKLY
uNBKz TNE FTkH or THE
Evansville Journal Company.
Journal Buildings.
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AHD wATKR

"a Some of our eotemporaries say
that feet, composed Of 81 transports
and 10 gunbosis. have been reBsezsous-
ing for some time psss at Post Royal
kafbok for some nnstown object 1t is
suspicioned that this Gest is for the pur-
pose Of transporting Shsrman's army,
when it arrives there, TO Richmond or
some other point shoaId Sherman
reach the Atlantic coass without scci-
dent and at once join Grant in last
grand assault on Richmond, the entire
world viii he lost in astonishment and ad-
miratien at the wonderful achievement
Nothing in history would compare With
the daring and brilIisney of the general
ship or the courage and endurance Of the
men. God bless and preserve Sherman
and his noble armyi iHet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
New York Noon Markets.

M0SKY.-Bstter af Tc
00LD.-2 lsA. AL H.
COTTON -pall At ~
fLoER--6Siec h@tsers s599 50 fer extra
state ~ COS 70 25 for extra Foaad hosp ohio
wnKATs--i92c bstlsr ISssaI 10 for ASHER
Michigan.
RYE scarce and arnsr. at Is ar Western
dWilrsFed.
coEs.-Ie2c better; s4slsss for mlxsa ia
store aUt
uATS.--firner a. 50.
PORK.--L0~er; 81 se9ss 90 for Msss: 81 ssss
y foE nex dittes and ~ oo9s7 Is for Psiss.
BEgF-Firm
CUT MEATS.-Qui~t.
LARD.-Dail at gt5tags1<
WHtsKY.--FiFIasF ~ TsSfi u.
f0TH0LEUM.-Dait; ~ for Grade, q fsE
Rsnned in bond. and 81 fFse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
The chief JustieesbIn.

The following from the Rochester On.
" Democrat, Is q fair en- pression Of the
Union sentiment Of the country in regard
to the Chief Juaiiesship. Whatever may
be the Intentions Of Mr.. LiucoIn, the
people unqusssionably point 70 Mr Chase
as the man for lhs place
IN our jadgmsns aud 80 far as our Ob-
servation extends, pnblie opinion poiuts
znerringly to but one man as the right,
fol successor Of jar and Marshall, and
that man is Dir. Chase. 10 purity Of
character, in personal dignity, in learn
Jag, ia ssreneth and breadfhof intelleei,
and what is Of equal Importance Nith
any Of these qualities, in soaud and zsH
grounded principles Of freedoms and JUS
| tee, not only on private bnt on public
questions. NJ. Chase has no superior,
has hardly an equal in the land The
national welfare, the national digpity,
the peace, and the honor, and the bon
ssty of the Republic demand an snfi
slavery Chief Justice to meet the groat
and complicated questions that already
east The larid gloom OF their approach
over the future Of our jurisprndehee
Mr. Chase is the man Of men 10 meet
them. He is an anti-slavery man of
thirty Years standing. who has never
failed, never faltersd, never Aquailed, but
has always stood frm through evil and
through geod, against the assaults and
the wiles Of the slave power With him
on ahe Tbensk uniting As be does pro
found legal science and skill with the
highest and noblest range Of staieman.
i ship, the country viii feel safe aud salts.
fed. Il will hardly be satisfied with any
one else Who has yet been named, and
Mr.. Lincoln viii make the gFeasess aud
most irrepssable mistake Of his admins
tration II be disrsgards the voice of the
| people Ia this most important of all biz
appointments