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S HIPPING NEWS,
ALMANAC YoaK-rHrs DAT.
srrRsEs NOON SETS. morn q
Port OF New York, February I0, 1seA.

CLEARED
steamship CITY OF Washington tsr) Brooks Queenstown
and Liverpool-John Dale.
shp Excelsior Pendeton, Liverpool-saml ThOmpson's
Ship vancouver tBr,. Cunningham Liverpoo-ssmue E
Bark Scotland Rollins New orieans-R Drummond
: sehr Harvest Queen CBr, Clark Turks Islands-c =
scbr Citizen lBr). Osborn Hsvsna-Revnaud Bachen.
Sch Ssy n. ncKs,s YGrs qa RvesnS Ksssmer
schr L scuil, scuil Locus, Mount, vs-r Benton's
sebr Prince OF Wales Mcoun, Fortress Monroe-n W
ssas SSlySe SoTyss Co.
sss5 ys fs ASrI r
ARRIVED.
HBM gunbo,, Medea. Commander darcy Preston Ber.
: si..mshg CITY o. S.ae6.ser sBrS iialcrow. Liverpool
@ . % oSS s as s Win Mn. Gis sss sd
sTs y,,:sss 81 ssTv,Sg s
steamship Scotia, hence FOR Liverpool;
ns prs r.. IS & m.s .as Gsi;s0w Is sa1 M
Francis Macdonald Had heavy westerly winds the entire
.isfS.sis Nassau. N. l5s. 80 ~ vita nd.s ana
sies@shp karusS II s,ranspor. Gushing. New Orleans
a Steamship Ansnnc % TRANSPORT EdrIdss Hilton Head
ss,S M.sosr Y ssSs Glasgow and Lam.h Dee IS
Cape Se Clear 18Th with nSse wm Nelson Have had
tSEs t .nf rs Ss, CS s
boat Jones No IS lfh had ahesvy NV gale bad OF
the crew frOatblttrn ~, N
pany ship Robena from Glasgow for New York. Feb
H. o Pe Island spoke ship Onward OF aud for New York.
same day frgae s,andnRN with jack lying for
pilot
Brig M Sawyer, Bourne New Orleans. - days with
surar cotton 10 Lunt Bros Had heavy west
eriy gales; split sails nc
Scir Rs t,ott. Worhen, virginia
Schr X G. Smith, 0orhsm. virginia
Schr n Boynton. Herring virginia
echr Hero, Carter. Belfast " GAYS.
schr Stranger twreoker) Russell. with materials from
vrrct cf shln WIN I, ndsay ashore the wes, Bank
steamer Diamond state ~ uansportl. Ncke, waning
ton in ballast 10 u q Quartertnaster.
Rtesu,er Oul. Renncv Frovidenca
Steamer Falcon Jones. Providence
BELOW.
shin Onward Sherman from Liverpool Dec a.
SAII.Eb
Isth-steamers sslvor Cumbvia aud Copuucvor; ships
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The NEW MAYOR or Ngw 0RisAFs-Captain Stephen
Hoyt native OF Sacm Mass. has just been appointed
by Major General Banks Mayor OF the city OF New Or
leans Captain Foyt served with distinction as an officer
in the Mexican war at the close OF which be repaired 10
~ Louis, Mo-, and engaged 10 commercial pursuits lie
filled several Offices OF municipal honor In s. Louis, in
cludng those OF City Comptroller and Mayor Ia the
early part of the rebellion he was appointed com
mssary In the volunteer service, and served in that
capeoiy during campaigns IN Missouri Kentucky, Ten
nessee and other States He lately held tho post Of su
pervsng oommissary and member Of the stan ~ Gene
raj Banks The people Of New Orleans are 10 be congrau
lated upon having 90 worthy and capablea chief mags
tvate.
Dr. ". Argyle watson. OF Tho volunteer surgeons
In the navy, has retired from the account OF
the state of hts health which has bccu impaired BY al.
the outbreak Of tho war.
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but the fact that suchperson OF foreign birth has voted
or held. shall vote hold Office, shall be taken ~ con-
elusive evidence that be Is not entitled 70 exemption from
military service on account OF aienage
Auy pevson drafted and Liable 10 render military sers
sentatons will be doomed deserter punished such,
and hold to service Tor the fun term for when ne
was drafed reckoning from lhe time o. hs srres. pro- o,
all persons tho military service who are undor the
or eighteen years at tho time OF the application Tor
their discharge, when must appear. upon due proof
that such the service without che consent
eithes express implied OF their parents guardians
and provided that such persons their pareuts or guar
and local authorities at b0anties and advance pay which
may have been paid 70 them.
Any person who shall procure, attempt to procure
false report from the surgeon OF Board OF Enrolment
concerning the physical condition OF any drafted person.
or decision 10 favor OF such person BY the Board OF En
rolment upon claim TO exemption knowing the Same to
false shall upon conviction In any District or Circuit
Court Of the United states be punished Dy mprsSnmens
agents. or attorneys fees for making out and causing 70
DO executed papers in support OF claim Tor exemption
from draft or for any service rendered 20 the caanss
shall not 10 any exceed Ave dollars aud ply
sicians surgeons furnishing certificates OF dis.
with lie Board Of Parchment who shall receive compen-
saton from any drafted man for any services or Tor
obtaining the o. such sorvcS a ron
shall be guilty OF high misdemeanor and on
fined not exceeding five hundred dolars ana shall also De
subject 10 Imprisonment for a torn not exceeGng ono
year at the discretion OF the Court No member or the
Board OF Enrolment and surgeon detailed or Dyed
TO assist the Board O Enrolment and no clerk assistant
empoye any Provost Marshal or Board Of Enrolment
SHALL directly indirectly. be engaged 10 procuring or
% un an Ur ros mskng :"
false or incorrect reprt, or shah wilfully
neglect to make faithful inspecson and true report
and any members OF tho Board OF Enrolment who shall
wuly agree discharge any drafted man whu Is not
legally and properly entitled !" discharge, are to DO
punished bv fine and imprisonment
All able bodied male oolored persons between the ages
ol twenty and forty-aye years. resident tne United
thrE act and
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These credits you will to be distributed by the
Board OF Enrolment OF each district among the sub dis
trcts entitled TO them and deducted from their proper
tonal or the quota OF the district which proportion
al part will be determined the total number enrolled
ia classes and two The remainder will be the quota
for the town for the draft ordered March TO- subject
further credit for men raised by each sub'dstrct be
tween February and February 20, 1864.
The communication goes on to refer to the local dis
tricts and orders heretofore issued. does not In any
way refer the New York city districts, 10 any dis
rict above the Twentieth. the deduction is made
all other districts, the quota ought certainly to be
lled. The above ten districts combined have only to
three thousand four hundred and eighty men TO
escape the draft.
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w NuFfU.
The time has come when this dangerous complaint be
radically cured without shadow OF doubt While the
try II full Of all kinds OF Trusses principle that
simply holds Hernia and oisnmes produces more injury
cple and action from all others In use =
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
has produced more cures the all the
russea known and sold as such during the last Is We
TO denounce valuable Instruments but truth n stronger
than nction and will prevail - -
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
light clean and easy pressure made on the back bone
or spermatc cord II has inward aud upward action.
The power easily made stronger lighter by the patent
A. plcasure-n works over knuckielt Ia emphaticnlly
Patent Lever Truss Call. examine aud Try ~ Wewarrant
wHiTf's PATENT LEvER SUPPORTER
made the san,e principle and perfect support
all feeble and delicate persons Pamphlets fec Separate
with female st,endsnis and st,lful surgeon al hsnd Sold
oaly BY oRE0ORf Co, w Broadway. corner f Hous
on street.
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The Case OF Prince salm SaIm.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

New York, Feb. 10, 1854.
have read with astonishment In several papers
yours among the rset-a statement that was under ar.
for falsely pretending be the colonel Of the Sixty
eighth regiment New York Volunteers, and for other
charges. wish you TO do me the favor TO say that am
colonel OF the Sixty eighth regiment New York voun.
and have my commission from the Governor OF this
state dating from october 25 1858 have not been
arrested and that there are charges against me-
FELIX DE SAIM SArM,
Colonel sixty eighth regiment N " W
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Mayor Gunthcr Rcbuking the Extrava-
gance OF the Common Council.


The following interesting correspondence has passed
between Mayor Gunther and the Chairman OF the Com.
mon Council Committee appointed to make arrangements
for the celebration OF washingtou's Br rtnday:-
Mr.. BRICKS INVITATION
Orrrcx or CLERK or COMMON COUNCIL
No. CRY HALL, NEW YORK, Feb. 10. 1854 J
Hon. C.GoDFREy GuNniER-
SIR-The Committee appointed 10 make suitable ar
rangcmens TO celebrate the Birthday OF the immortal
Washington solicit the pleasure Of company TO
side the festivities incident 10 the OCCASION
cannot possibly attend and preside, will you be kind
enough TO inform the undersigned. Respectfully yours
JOHN BRICE, Chairman.
THE MAYORS REPLY
MAYORS OFFICE NEw YoRK, Feb. 19, 1854.
SR-Yours OF this date inveing me 70 attend and pre-.
side over the festivities n which you propose 70 indulge
on the 22d OF February ensuing Is before beg leave
respectfully TO decline the invitation In refusing to par
tcpate on this occasion do not feel myself wanting In
respect for the revered memory OF the Father
OF His Country II Is solely my purpose to
dis-countenancs, so far inmy power, the reck.
less extravagance OF the times Az intimated by you
the personal interview had YESTERDAY. designed 70
give grand dinner 70 the heads OF departments and the
members q both Boards Of the Ccmmou Council. 10
times mast when perhaps, the memory OF washington
held in quteiasmuch veneration at present was
considered liberal In the Common Council 10 appropriate
few hundred dollars washngons birthday 70 recaie
the old soldiers OF 1sl2 and then military OF the city
We'd with each other In patriotic dsplays but OF late
years has become fsshonabe 10 appropriate Thousands
Of dollars OF the public money such occasons for
what scarcely be considered less than selfish ,ndu
gcncies should be glad, for one see the Common
Council in this respect take few wards Very
Hon JONI BRrcs, Chairman.
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There are preparaous the market advertised to
restore faded and hasr people seeing the advegt
unable todoeide which preferable aud using
two aud failing to,derlve benefits
cude that thew all, humbugs That may be known
which be relied upon the undersigned propretors
HoYTS HIhNATfiA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
peop1se-That well known persons be agreed
Oh! dsnteresed and OF uuquesoned integrity designate
one perssu whose bar has the proprietor OF
eann preparation TO restore u; each proprietor
out hs own repaaoa add the person 70 use nothing
else while the test Is mang; certificate result to
be epublsned n all principal papers OF the couniry
the expense ofLhe unsuccessful competltors.
JOSEPH HOYT a co, 10 University place, Ns "
copy.
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THE QUOTA OF NEW YORK.

Important COmmunIca tlon from the
Provost Marshal General Relative to
tho QuOta-Tweivc Districts to Raise
only 3,4sA Men, &c.
ALBANY, Feb 10, 1864.
Provost Marshal Townsend received this morning an
important order from Provost Marshal General Fry 10
ard TO the quota Of this State In the following words
SR-Ths quota OF the northern division Of the State OF
New York. TO I'LL the call OF the President for 500 900
r,an 10 ma We Ii % ha fnnXR
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NIessgs. Simmons, Rogers & Co. are
suthorx receive deposits and make collections on oar
account. H. T.. SlMMONS d C0N
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated Elastic
Stitch sewing Machines
all competitors At the State Fairs OF New York
mont Iowa. Indiana, Mcbixs1 Insois Kentucky. Pepnsy
Ohio and Oregon. and respectable nskkhte
and county fair hsid 1868 saesroons Broadway
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yyevui. or Rupture C....

Gournud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
his new depot, s63 Broadway.
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For Sale BY news dealers generally,

q. saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
sale By J. A &. sAUNDBRS No Astor House
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JAnonica Of ohe. soc'ete Hygienfqua for
the hair. Price Coo aad 81 ll6 Oh sm6ers street
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This is exclusive OF any deduction account or cros
due for volunteers and drafted except those
due to the State Mt large which been distributed
among the districts and deducted The number TO be de-
Quoted on other accounts are as follows:--
No RaI
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Royal Havana Lottery.
See Official drawings OF Yebtuary H. % another page
TAILOR & CO.
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Prtzes Cashcd in All Legaiized Lotte-
ries and informatioA given GALLAGHER 4 BENJAMIN,
Brokers' $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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Omcsal Drawings Of the Library Assoc
citation CornpAny's Lottery Of kentucky.
ExrRA CLASS 6sl-Feb 10. 1864.
l6 48, II, 28, Al, 81, 26. As, 55 54. 43, CT, 40.
CLASS 682-Fes, 10 1854
rs. 4. IL, 26, SIS. ~, 80. AZ, 40, &C, Al, so.
Circular sent by addressing
FRANCE. ELLIS co. MauagerA covng,ou. Ky
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CROSS EYE srRAfaRfENEp IN ONE
MINUTE. ~
And every disease OF the Eve and Ear requiring either
medical or surgical aid attended by Dr. Won EIsEN
BERG, at his consulting rooms SIG Broadway Twelfth
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
also sideboard and Paror Saes silver plate &C. 81 IS
Murray street, corner Of College place
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Last Day or Haivei. or the Galley slave
OF Tonon at Barnums It will be played afteruocn and
evening. Giants. Dwarfs, &c. at all hours
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and Root espons OF the skin ulcers OF
the throat nose and legs and the poisonous impurities
Of the blood No Division street, r. since 1884 Eight
separate rooms and private entrance Book gratis Beware
bogus DR. Hunters; the city 10 full Of knaves every
trick 70 rob the doctor Of his great reputation M skfu
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Cancellfng Stamps.
Boston Hand Stamp Co., 1876 Broadway, ny
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-rhtrty per
cent premium paid for prDes. Information furnished
The highest rates paid for Dooons and all kinds OF Cold
and Silver TAYLOR n CO. Bankers
l6 Wall street. n, z.
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CHRONIC CATARRA

CAIARRH OF THE TyMPAvIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACH1AN TUBE
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milton srs h onterwr,er. Australia Hemisphere tfe
navelock fmmanuei io.a 49,, Gs, o.ss s'
Ion, n NJ shrs JOS N,ckersoa. Browne Thfsshsr
qtl-sIeai~a.s constitution r Burroughs Geo Dsrtcy
Z Wind a, saas. sner Vsssssk, scu Port Royal
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Corns, BuniOns. Hnverted Nails, En-.
arred Joints and all dscas9 of the feet without
inconyenience TO the patient, by De zACHARIE, Sur
geon Chropodist, 760 Broadway.
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Speedy and Perma nent Cure OF Head
ache Toothache Neuralgia Caarrh and Weak Nerves.
Use WOLCOTTS Instant Pain Annihila,or. Sold every
Hh
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Prizes Cashed and Inform ma tiOn Fur
pshed in all legazed fo;teres ALECK 4 CO..
Brokers, 80 Pine street, N Y.
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OmcIal Drawings OF the Shelby COLLEGE
hottery Of Kentucky.
BxraA 6LAssss-Feb, 10. 1864
II, A, Sc, l, AZ, 6S. IA. 27, 62, 81, 45. 43, "a.
CLASS 85-Feb. l9. 1864.
IT, IL, G3. IL. 50. %. IA, Al, II, Is. IL, 62.
3. SIMMONS 4 CO..
Gown gton, KY
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Prizes Cashed i'm All Legal LotterSes.-
PFsmpt and reliable information given or seut.
J. X. CLAYTON 4 Co. 10 Wall street. n Z.
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Tickets Cashed In all or the above Lot
teries and information given, by ANTONIO. H Broadway
Lottery Tickets Cashod In All LeEnlix-
ed Lotteries Information given. JOSEPH BATES.
Broker, IL Wall street, N. r.. room No. l.
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Mnuger's Direction Labels and Tags,
Dennsons Merchandise Tags, Patent Direction Esbes
Fay's Paent Hook Tags. Gum Tckets 80 at VICTOR T.
MAUGER'S. ll5 Chambsra street -
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General McClellans Report.

THE ARMY AND hAvY JOURNAL,
WITH SUPPLEMENT- CONTAINING
GENERAL McCLELLAN's REPORT.
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The New York Medtcat Ens6ttutos-
This establishment the annual report OF which may be
ouud1n another column has the OF est
practoners and the extraordinary effected bv
)f ita high reputation.
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Cherokee PilIs.-FemaIe Regulator
The unfaling Indian Medicine. Sold by all druggists
everywhere One box ST. six boxes 95 Sent post.
age 6y the propretors DR. w. r MERwIN Co, SO Lib.
er,y street, New York. Pamphlet free.
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Address 10 SmOkers.-POll4k & Son
Meerschaum manu- lecturers 357 Broome street th
Bowery sell goods wholesale and retail Pipes cut 4
order repaired, boiled and mounted.
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Magnolia PhiiOcoMe or the Societe Hy-
lis Chambers street.
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AQuart Demitohn OF q. X. BOu rbOn for
ST. 81 25 and 81 80: 1915 Brandy fine 81 % perbcte
Brandy finest In market s. 50 few bottles
of old "Exhibton" Port. 81 50: also other Wines and
LIQUORS Of the choicest brands DECkERS ,255 Broad
way, corner Thirty first street.
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Louie. BY the Author OF Rutledge. A
charming little novel; Price 81 IS
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White Virgin Wax or Antilles Bea uti .
6es and whitens The eompe;ion without injuring IT. Re
HUNT co abs South Seventh street. Philadelphia Sold
at 7l5 Broadway and BY druggists erywhere
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MasshalHs
PINE TREE TAR DROPS
The most popular remedy extant
For Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs Coda
Tickling OF Soreness OF the Throat
Are very pleasant aad ehecsuaL
Neatly put up In sliding cases
Convenient for the pocket
Sold at l5 and % cenLs per box
BY dealers.,n medicines generally
Prepared only by Thos. r. Marshall Trenton NJ 1
New York Agency at Hembo,d's,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 59l Broadway.
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Light ON shadowed Paths. BY II. 3,
Arthur. His last excellent book. Price 81 IS.
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vinaigre de Toilette or the S0olofe Hy-
genque Of New York, 75c. aud 81 So Depot lis Cham
afraaf
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Best ana Cheapest Newspaper tn tho
Country.
Tho WEEKLY HseALD. for the presess week, ready TO-.
morrow Saturday morning., will csata,a she Latest
News from the daorent divisions OF the Union Army
all parts Of the Country Lso and mpostaat saelgcuce
from the Southern States Poetry Two excelent Stoes
valuaDie reviews o. the Money Commercial Dry Goods
Cattle, Horse and Family Markets. Asrcuurs reasng,
Facetis theatess Paris Fashoos and adj Interesting or
important News OF the past week
Terns-s2 per year. three copies. g. nse copies, ss;
ten copies, $l5.
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rpefume, the Extract OF the Night Blooming Cereus It's
celebrity s already national The most fragrant flower Of
this hemisphere is It's basis II Is indestrucbe that II
would scarcely be TOO much tosay I. snot os day but
for all time II lmparts permaneuS fragrance, but
stain. PHALoh SON 6H Broadway Sold BY all
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Omctai Drawings OF MURRAY, Eddy 6
Co.'s Kentucky State Lottery
KENTUCKY. Extra CLASS 8i-Feb 49, 1854
81, FL, 8, so, 80, rs. 26, 81, 3s, 55. IL 66, 90.
KRNTUoKY. CLASS l82-FeLa Id, 1854
40, rs, 20, -. 45. 81, 80. At. ca. 43, 70, 81.
Circu lars sent free OF charge by Addressing
MURRAY, EDDY co..
CovinRt0u Ky.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-21
A RescIutIen Of Cersure.
lFrom the New York Adverliser.

In March, 1872 Mr. Giddings, of Ohio,
introduced resolutions into Congress 10 re-
gard to the slaves Of the Creole Great ex-
citemcnt was produced by the resolutions,
and on motion of Mr.. Bolts, of Virginia,
Mr.. Giddings was censured as deserving
the severest condemnation of the people of
this country aud of this body in particular. I"
Under the action of the previous question,
Mr.. Giddiugs was unable to defend himself,
and the resolution was adopted by l25 yeas
to SO nays, the former largely, ifnot mostly,
Democrats, who thereby gave proof of that
love of freedom Of speech" which is now so
conpicuously paraded by them, and which
is really endangered by the conduct of few
unwise partisans in Congress. Mr. Gid
dings resigned his seat, appealed to hiscon-
stituents, and was reelected. He took his
place again in Congress in six weeks, and
continued to serve for many years. Here is
precedent for Mr.. Harris, of Maryland -
He is responsible to his constituents. Let
him resign and appeal to them. Doubtless
he will be less successful in gaining an en-
dorsement than Mr.. Giddings was, but he
can test the appreciation by his constituents
fthe wrong" done him, and the country
will learn whether there is Congressiona
District in Maryland which is ready and
willing to accept his views.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-21
Tn eNew Co ppefhead Platform.
LEro,n the Philadelphia Telegraph

II Is iair to presume that the lone con
uhue9 basterly storm, which ia now pips
teen Gays old, had much 10 do with tbs
proceedings in Congress on Saturday. Mr.
Alexander Long, Of Ohio, ,deliber,teIy L;ol al
over the pail Of milk which Democr rs,;c
wire-pullers, have been 40 pa,;entiy anJ
cunnlngly accumulating, while M u.rr;s
and Fernando Wood kicked the emn,, ,s..al
about the barnyard. The entire deb.,a ss
reported, is neither surprising nor ala rtn;r ..
it is simply ludicrous. "''"s'
The whole country has known the sen,;.
ments of Long, and Harris, and Wood and
their airing in Congress could do no harm
except to the cause and the party 70 which
they profess to belong. This precious trio
are known and despised in the traitorou:
I South. No argument Of patriotism could
effect their conversion. They have. in }
sneaking, crawling way, defended treason
while drawing their pay from Government
they aim TO destroy.
HeDceforth the line is fairly drawn
There are but two parties now. "Sunse.'
Cox tried his hardest to run with the hare
and hold with the hounds, but in a whirl.
wind like that Of Saturday, disguises and
ahams are swept away like chaff. We lock
on II as fortunate, that in the coming cam.
paign the CopRerheads will stand on their
real platferH, as boldly announced by their
leaders on the floor Of Congress No more
shufH'ng like that inrthe late Democratic
State Convention Of Pennsylvania, which
adopted the platform Amy man or any
principles for the sake of the sroils."
1 es, gentlemen, you must face musicI
Here Is the text and the motto for your
banners and your lanterns, consecrated by
unanimous vote Of the Democalic members
of Congress on last Saturday:
The South asks you TO let then, hre Il,
peace. but no, you said you oould bring
them into suIJsctioa. That 4, not done net,
and God almighty grant that IL aeuer MAY
Be hope that you ViU nerer sul5uoate the
South"
No more mockcry of devotion to the Union,
No more lip service for the Constitution.
No more babbling Of 'an energetic prosecu-
ton OF the war; but instead Of them those
other words, Recognition of the Seeded
States;" ''e broken Union;" 'the eternal
existence OF human slavery on this contin-
ent, and future Outstanding armies, border
wars, anarchy, and desolation.
That great Union party, which comprises
IN Its folds Wings and Republicans War
Democrats and Americans, may well say to
Harris:-"Jew, | thank thee fer teaching
me hat word! Henceforth away with deceit;
the issue is joined, aud may God defend the
right! Not the God whom Harris addressed
in drunken accents and with blasphemous
abjurgation, but that Supreme Being who
has watched over the welfare Of this nation,
aud who has visited with His wrathful fury
the third and fourth generations of them
who have hated Him, but shown mercy and
loving Kindness to those who have loved
Him and kept His commandments.