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MICRO GIRL Ds:owsLn.-A ns.;r" CARL. ascad
about Ell hteen years, aceideEtuiiy 1T, ysster-
day into the canal, near the loot oi S;h street
aud was drowned before assistance r.u.d IL
rendered.
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9 =; .l' c,=gt .Ona".
FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
CT TX ~. cent Eonis 0. The Col:edcr 'sce ,-! T..
Le7 .Eu act Of February Eta 500.
Ife-r jonds onrr the large; l.u CTsr- . - l'c-,
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cirsi and Interest are r." fam iarh'5' SD 'e So,
aye male BY equal to coin, cr ;ae r.,rra-- q
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coin sterling excl ange, or the cnuror> ~ - t".1,
ro.pIrIn>s ~ S.aH.-TLr .len W. ls Els'' 2. lg'. .
suit purchs
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bc forfeited 8! Re trf'r- 80. my lei 49, - gle =.
srcn TIE uth ~ lrs Treasury w'.1: -. .'s- -. "a.
rrrts a::.t b. nsie BE-: Ne Treasury rg:rs o. ~
SUI OF .! tie oiG .ss-Cs. r. f' -" FI' ~ s O..
Hundred nui,rs, rated i: "-"ss {! ~ ar, ; 80.
missed o.. the ftt~-
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49, TITS
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TuEspAY. MORNING, JUNE II, lo''.

,t,a denomination OF Lincoln Is 'ae h"!o
,ro,s Convention was ncitno: "heSpes'S" "''
p,s,s;rea hyus No prefer :rce!e"sIt Lon.
colin, "a, sny other wa7 adVo'htc' ""''nS'
n,n,,o.st CO. Republican. For she '.st three
voors ne hs. contributed no little to tho sHi'
c..ses that our army has obtained. iils mi''-
tary and civil p,l;cy necoml she'd '''V +.'. -,
s..tr,,t;o, Of the Union sentiment o. '''
nsopls of those States. lilo maui 80.
aI;ora and de,estsbls 10 oil cissSSs u '"'
,s,,,,s Of ths Confederate Safes "na u H's
~. .r.ros tbSe;vil liberty Of his owa c'"''--
.rvrneu. He will be elected un'e's So'n' '''''a
of ,norsI courage Dan DO found 70 poiaiE ""-
o.on,- :. vov himself fer Peace--Poaco WIZ
sensrstiop If negotiation she'll provo sa'' ~
oon,nro,n;se can be effected. If Mcclellan o.
Pierce can muster up the courage 70 'p'N'1
o,ow the platform Of pt~es, aatscsn rally p''.ss
enn,,h 20 canvass thc States AMI show VI ine
,ast carnna;ea in oil its oncrmors saafI-eo o!
,;fs limb and treasure, together WI" ,n'
sb.ii,w deception praoticed By Stanton N "'s
d,snotohes. Lincoln may DO defeated ="
apy other platform shows eo"aro''S "''-''
Lincoln II noe rcspec', nor w'i; p: As=''''s =
brush rsau bis wa by bay"ne'' shy "-'; |'
men who may stand upon 1t a. Ffve'''' v? ~
not sooogsiae nmorg the Po".'' "'' '' 90.
United s.a:cs any :..;sy o. u:"se eRo"sn 10
dispute wi:L I..naoln h!S continuation Ia Hs''
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M TICE-GOOCHLAED COUNTY
BONDS The July Intere, wi be paid 81 oGr esc: ca
presentation OF the coupons
Iell- 2sNs1 !. IL AAS Al ~
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NfuTit' :i- si1 - Ee,cnrd Horse Sfolen.-LiGht
~ S-oYf No. lack irs. teta knee dova srd blask
feet ~ spot ia -. rss, rather iopi tz full snd
haSt MISC bar> Eaaa- IN rathr scr:. Wien ,:olei
Sa M:,I. serE back u. above he ntther'. Tie above
BE- paid for tie recovery OF the horse. lie VIII
be -;t AZ W. Tye,s Grace Street te@e=n 9Th and !th
ivae ,--St-
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ALpsRNANs' IIusTIyGs CouRr The tf'Fu-
nal met ut II o'clock yesterday. Jarpcs l..
GOODWIN was acquitted u .io cha:gH Of r.
csiying o ccw stolen from jlra. Mary Needs.
JOSEPH Needham was sent on u be tried before
Judge Lyons for stealing horse I'an FL.
Griffin: ditto Erocb pclton. 70: stea'!GC :.
horse from Ell. Moore. ditto la5s Smith. f'-
stealing n silver watch. pistol ard So, f:oal
John y. Town-he5i. Two heroes were
Whirped for rrerd larceny.
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NJ OTlhE-The subscribers will :aae orders for IL. Con
Tolerate States SIX per cent bonds 10 b- sold "'n!
I'ant at Columbia South Carolina, II !.'t sh " pre-
vous TO the sJ.h nstau charging comma ion lo .i;eI
t.on 10 same. T. II MALEi 20.
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FOUND.

J,oUSp-A POaTE-Nu:AIE contatnins pap... aid
i money. hlch the 1Snar get ~ c4'Iil: j :,
badger CAMP Lee, and paying for I'll, advertisement
Iuntdlt'
L. IND On CAPITOL Square, on n. nistt Vf 80 Jfi
L Inst, ROLL III Sur which thS guer ave
b. paying for advertisements, Application 10 Francis
q hapwel, Co lar Ma.er a. Ordnance ,!-p6t. Gomez
CiUa! and .Ih I,reeu .icIlr-
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For SnIe-s,.rlns E1caaage H. ss,Y ba-.
jclJ StAnd2s
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Waited -VrVinis Stale ,r PES cent. hst:stsfe
Stock.
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The manifesto of the Conie5ers;e C'HEFs'''
which we print thia morning, however corr
-ec, in pripciple aud statement, hiss nothing
admirable in styIc q la7saaso LIS but ell
other DECLARATION Of our 1es'ro :"s peace
which is already veil known throughout he
world, but, ilst 81 tbs time even >'"s "t''%
had bette. been LETT to Inference rather tA"a
ma!,i.ssroed Il the world. Wo have 80 To-
psatslly avOwed cur desire tr peaoo' ii,"' II
il no, surprising tnst our VAN s'of''n0 enemy
should imagine liza: they .'-e i#c~e's'~c faa'
feeling 90 RAPIDLY :ha. so9a ' s..'.. ''.' .,'.';
upon terms, On; hum5;y sU5ni: ourselves -
aay that our enemies u'a2 o'tes R'. W. '''Fo
this is tie last manifesto thai VI. eha'i iG''
/, pr.us ta',ns :bs So II suah &c 5oea-..
80 ANAL u .;,it :" 80 space - 80. b.
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rilO Till FARMERS on JAMES RGrER.-The Packe,
; Boats viii rsve tns. boxes aud Ice, TO receive &k
BATE. Veg, Isliss rr: Meat, &C., DC, fox the wounded
Settlers ~ RichuonL Special care taken ~ TO then lie
iivetg. lee Of charge.
Nv order q the President,
wM. n. BARRETT,
nay9a Ser SYp49
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To H. H. McCown O'Rannon +. O., L!.rs'n county Ky
Your son Alexander own, sslsian:s:rge"n !" Yer
r,u'- coiuHhld. died the ;II OF Juar ~ nhhY" g..
.',r. fortLgh;s lc.s. i!r rccci:"d rEyfy s'is! on
that professional AMI Clr!s;!aH symrahv c"H p"'rg' 90
lis death can and peaccici fa'. =" h"!i az" 's''-
rance that he WIS rrcoGcied % u"dt rrur' h':st
Ms farewell ratssngc and liz .=ct, H 'r s.Ht pr
Elg -, truce, hear from yau :'' YOU h"'"
zen ihf, ac furns With the propr' ife'cn :or HE
rIlI,. I. ere viii he ofr'n ohstscl:i al = 90 ':i'
III. rrruains Inferred with view ~ thar r-''t y"
bis u,vr STAT. Answer by letter per .ts ucc r..
va roftrrs, VI nroe ar, through New I"!s :, %r",
Iaa,r, arIni"n eel IhIri q.
New YORK ! ally News, LoGiayilir, Ey., Journal .'ri
Olr lpn.,ii ohio, i.prrs please cory. II
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10 Prof wn Prhh.r,or kr,fAGE. Eg'"' r'S"'%, "a
AMI } II nhrret, Hendero"p, ky
S.rgt Foundation. fourth Va 'a'tir' '"h T. " Pen
Jrton rulshaS'- bait ,1n - 'oI-, t"iyI -hfp"-.i
u IA. b. prspneGr "T the IN sol IN May he'r
Spotsy n. Thr shove rhm-i ierEvn- O. ri,
body viii confer great favor l.: r'irg IA" Irit i'E
u ctp throuy'. Hes Yorl News ant kri i."uL :,I'.'
New YuiL News l-tsr s-!i GOT! t" rn'i'"i"" til ~
re Al well about L"G,r - I"r'ii"'yH,
Frederick Has, Louis. roumt, Va.
New Yerh, baltimore, Wellington HUd whreins rtrTs
please copy. !"."-il'
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Tl',hrl0rd Va, JIac i1,h, ~.
To Nm T. Humphreys, Esq, chis-n prisoner, Font
Lockout, Nd
We have heard nily from cur reli' on7 IN CuleIcf
All well srd getting M quite comfortably.
you by Gag 1! irncr, but r-relV=d 10 reply
Answer this through the New York News
jei4.g' Del. hen"rr
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Jva- !'ia, lot.
10 MIA " Riley Hsiim"rr. M
AIN we'll Have hsd !!afd gr! :, hut Am Vet unhgrt.
Have heard home sEce let prison. Love 10
I'll respects Laura. Answer t,s q! 'Tu.- and Scr
i.ern prrs rrqu .tIns EIcmpna raI,ro "a copy How
Ia Sarah. Your brotHr:, i'-1ry,
Col, Id'h yain'ea'r%. " y ".
Baltimore papers please copy. l-f3-''
Any Inform ton In regard TO ray SOL, c. iIynuan, tel.
seraph operator who cap:u7 ii ny Ge;:r,ni r.ris
fote near Christ Ansburg, Nirria, the ?ih ciksr
lst4, viii b. the neinl y received.
Answer ,hrors! New Y7rH News akin. ErH In.
sirer Va Salurl II Il ntn, Liberty, Va.
~ Srw Tot. rauy News uEd II. Louis lIo) papers
please copy. j. lloit
X: Nelson, Jr., company X, 81 rir.in;, Cavalry
and Laken prisoner abou, 10Th May. his f1eds
Ia Maryland requested TO enquire abor. bin. aud 10
form W through New York aew- X >"i"n
New York and Baltimore papers rls7s copy. I.i-io
HI, n. WHITE MAY \ sShr..'e Tenn; h..s ac'
haarI n word siace yHY t-'t ArHit.. sl"In
Mrs y. no; word tlpa.a hhve w.tt-n 10 "pa Q! ypa
sev raj tines
Phase aI,re. thr,uyh New York NV.
je2 sar2rt Yours, &c. T.
my information Of Sc z, wm Crosby rora'-mv j. -
f. uth Car lima Volunteers Usr prs - a. o.. ha!'l- 3
Spots, Iva I. Court iIousr, "" -. u '"S'"i
ce!v-i by his a1aouS i.isId, J ~. fo-rh.
sS"Ecw Work iri E,' mbr" psu-r' 80" r-'a-sfn' IL
COPY, and answer th-Su Il =! h:,..I Flo ~ -.
J-e -
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I9{h:'~ Sd" EG:iir .ns iu,4uE, ( .UTnCr
" EA6s. -. slasIs. - Iksr,rI P.ssi-s
- soy D-sIet' 10 re use.: u. EskI
Papa
HIshads pri,.n rivrn, &C a. ".sa,'G q! al: Hf'c,
.rh,}-iT
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! aaGv DIpai;T.sENT)
| U.sICI Sfsci.. sssTICI
Corner hiDtt &C! rsus r,rU-.,
| XXI Ah7ED.-Eiaok sud SHEET Lesd. Goira!, Zul
w Tt. aud DrrYs W;r.. Of Gf7.stt u.-,"'. hhs. (
:rnr Widow Gisss Cast s:se. AID Nr- Ivr, Iuin Rs?
aud al Other articles tor H.v.l pdry $50 =! "H:ch
| pay the nivirt pnre l.i. u! : ~.
iag.H Lone ..Vt - -"
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To stsn,berry, Baltimore, Nd
VIII inrrst your funds 90 d "rr1r'I:F NJ
s.s and let yoI know Write nly ,a'!' AMI tell HU ri;
MY BIO hers are well hey been "a Ill ic late ri'
ties Richmond. So, n! - ia Mat go wr-c Us
gb0ut !. possible aid let me hr.- iroa yoG Howard
Baltimore SUI and New York Srwt copy. j. %. VI
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N!Np IL u 80 A.,
JIM g .-ti.
YIIASTr"> =, Uifr OWN roo aIN
W -.,rl.t,.f. q! En.t jE..s, !: GRO ", Nm wi
cut cE!.at " v1':r.s :.,.GI-t. r.,frs opp (.
10 L-SE.
IrnrJ.l' Surr.,i u, b ,r
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WANTED rood Hiding Horse, ~tirh e'l -
w we'll kept and LII Il rtciy used !! lirl-ri
Apr'ytO CAPT IN Sc,oo
Ies'd Ordrsrcr Traig, 4. y, =.
.IUa.' S~s' See Sr'r-r
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ntari Total

Lent. AID ADJ. 2lst M:"s;a.Ili ! L.,
I!Hnaa-2T'5 n ..f".
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-15

re- La2incss travels SO slow TINT pow.
uy Dot Dyer'pscs her
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city fOr.nigh, ago, and made them.
selves known TO Superintendent Kenne-
dy The res. is given above.--Nel0-
York Joaraqlof Commerce.


ES-Keep. before the people, that
The South brought upon Us this misea-
bic war, in order to found an empire up.
on slavery, whereby they could reduce
honest labor TO a lower condition than
i! was possible under the Union.
Keep it before the people that the
COPperheads have always aided these
traitors in their efforts to reduce honest
toll to the lowest depth Of degradation.
Keep it before the people that this
is war of the Southern aristocracy
against Northern Democracy, war for
the purpose Of taxing from the masses Of
the people, their political rights, and
bringing them into subsection to a priyi-
legged class.
Keep it before the people that the
CopperheadS have always aided these
arisiocrols in their assaults upon free
labor, yielding to their demands for the
extension of Slavery and are 10 day
working TO effect a restoration Of the
slave power and consequent elevation of
this aFisiocracy.
Keep it before tho people, that these
Southern traitors began the war obliging
our aboring men of the North to forsake
their homes, and families in order to
preserve their free democratic institu.
tioHs and civil rights, and that by per-.
siserI eifJrm Of these traitors it becomes
necessary to enforce dTaG Of m9D to
"944::aomt 49,. .ac arm .eesis,ouce to las
and order,
KeePit before the people, that cop
perheads, by their persistent attacks up
on the Government, have endeavored to
weaken the faith of the people in its obil'
ity to crush the rebellion. chat by dis
courageing voluntary enlistments, they
have rendered this draft necessary and
that they are Justly responsible for drag
ging the poor loboring man from his
family, to defend the laws by which the
Copperheads themselves are protected,
but which they loil 10 sustain.
With these facts plainly KEEP. in view,
the Iaboring man of the North may safe
ly conclude that the Northern Copper
head, is as much his enemy as the South
ern traitor, and the way to overwhelm
both, is to sustain the Government, and
vote the whole Union ticket Gallipolis
Journal
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whr tho War shouIa rrogres. .


Gen. Seymour, one of thu, Union
Generals who was placed under fire at
Charleston, hos written letter which,
for its highly respectable statement OF
the condition Of the South, should be
generally read. We commend it par
iicularly to those who throw doubt upon
the war and the Government. General
Seymour, lis well known, passed many
years of his military life in the old reg
ular service, in friendly intercourse
among the Southern people; and, TO
within very short time, has been reck-
oned by opposition journals with those
unfriendly 10 the Administrator
With out saying word in favor Of Mr..
Lincoa on personal grounds, Gen. Sey'
mour clearly shows, from the convic'
tions Of an experience in the rebel
States, that his re election would be the
worst blow which it is possible for the
North to administer as people against
the South. He is convinced, as the
Government is also convinced, that the
"Conledcracy' is in its worst straits,
and now relies chiefly upon Northern
sympathy TO secure its independence by
betrayng the pacific Union scutimCnt.--
A rebel letter in his possession iuveighs
bitterly against the viliany Of the
Southern leaders; aud not small por,
lion of the Southern people favor al
heart the progress Of our arms. The
loyal nation has but to make a vigorous
effort worthy Of It's power and It's cause
and the purpose Of the war is achieved
Though General Seymour has passed
through tho most terrible yicissitudes oil
the war, he declares that is "weoknesS
to think that we cannot conquer the
South Nevertheless, "the South will
fight as long as the struggle is equal
What folly" he exclaims, "to struggle
on, in this way, when we can send tt
the field five times tho force already
there" lie secs but ono course con
sistent with the Northern safety anc
honor Let the people awake to
sense of shcir dignity and strength, anc
few months Of comparatively lriflinl
eSertion Of such effort as alone is worth!
Of tho great North, and the rebellion
will crumble before US"
The result of General Seymour's OF
ssrvation, as a prisoner OF war, is th,
same as Colonel Jacques experience q
missionary ofpeace, The former find
tho people Of tho South in q state 0
exhaustion, many earnestly praying 70
the triumph of the Union, and man!
more paying for peace The latter as
cerlains that tho rebel President will &C
ccpt no terms but independence or cx
termination. Both arc convinced tina
the war must 90 on, for there can be n
peace until tho authority Of the rcbc
leaders is shattered, and the Soutber
people are omOnclpatod.-- Var Press
-as=-H- saaHa.Haaa--
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AnnAnAu LINCOLN, long since saw,

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, long since saw,
with the eye of a sagacious statesman,
that slavery could not be left again to
impcril tho countfy's peace and safety,
and has acted upon that conviction lIO
is every way eminently fitted and quail
fed for the position TO which he has
been nominated, aod he will have our
honest and earnest endorsement aud sup.
por. GrwgW. (Or) Nqgn
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General, said Major Jack Down
lug, Il always observed that those per,
sons who have a groat deal to say about
being ready to shed their last drop of
blood, are amazin partic'lur about tho
first drop. We have too many Of that
style oil patriots now a.days.
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L, L. FAIRcallp.

Eg-A wag out West says the reason
why the Chicago Convention was post
poned, was on account Of economical
considerations. The Buucrnuts could
no. afford long campaign at the pres
entprioe oiwhisky.
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EJ"In tho timo men waste in bewail
ing tho perverseness of their fortune,
they could gain competency.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-26

RcnMoND, Oct. 25.-Thc Sentinel Of this
morning contains Circular from Secretary
Benjamin. giving an exposition Of the finances
OF the United Statrs, based upon official data.
lie estimates tie debt Of the United States on
the lst OF May next at two hundred aud forty
millions Of dollars, involving annual charge
"ponthc Treasury equal to that accumulated
by Great Brltan f0r t~ 0 centuries. The cir
cn'ar is addressed 20 the Hon. A. Dudley Mann,
of Brussels
R'c"MoSD, Oct. go Quiet rcivns below
i'ichmond No further demonstration is cx-
pectcd until tic presidential election is over.
Brig. Gen Archer, of Maryland, died in this
city last night.
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vvEEeH EsDAr MORNING oCr. &c
THOMAS WINASs is expected from England this fall,
IN his sesar shaped steamer. Tie invented it at cost
of ST. $4,000

Our exchanges tell that Gen. BRAGG goes to vii
mington tempnrarily-to servo during the present
cmefgency-hut will return to his ormGr;p position in
Richmond, ms soon thereafter the present threaten
cd condition of our North Carolisa coast will admit
y, .'r
From rrivat" letters received hy the family of Cen
CONNER, we learn that there IS no doubt rs to hit hny
In" lost leg in the c1gngemcnt on the 18th inst We
hope he may speedily recover and be able to render
'nvalu bic service t" his country, VIC can i'll afford
at this time 70 dispense with the services of so gallant
and hcroic.a commander
The sct TORS through Which l!oop's men have late
~ passed "honnded with good thing: to eat and in th-
greatest abundance. At Cedar Town the f rners ac
iuall> quarclltd with each other as to who sinud
soil tho ainiy corn. AS tho army rose an emintnce
Overlooking Cc'.ar Vale y. greasy btcrut mt tie
head OF the column heard 10 excllin,-.Storye
HI here's corn enough to iced the Confeteracy
: 10 THOSE WHOM IT NAY CONCERN 1T is most m
pleasant and A. noyng la the good citizens Of Cnmdcn
aud vicinity, who are in the habit of attending tile
post Office with view ofsecuring their mails To- ha
subject to insult and the revcl:y Of the younn n,ase;
OF o'r vicinity and who do not hesitate to encourage m
science the part of Tie Saves who aro sent rs mail
carriers. " e are 'umblcd in acknowledging such a
condition OF civilization and disorder amongst the more
lntel'isent portion of 'hyonth Of our community and
trust parents Of such sons or the guardians Of
such wards cy take cognizance of this notice ana
exercise their parental functions otherwise tile town
al1oEitles we dopo not will be compelled to trepe
them rs law and peace brcasers, and have them nr.
ragncd before the Recorder for multrcatn cnt of both
man and beast
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hc7s snasaa Now,

What a pity it is that the author of the fol-
lowing could not remember and practice II lit
tie of the teaching of the philosophy embodied
in its Teaching. It is from speech delivered
hy William II. Seward in the Uni!cE States
Senate OH the Goth Of February, 1863. With
what force it ic,os OF the Lincoln Adn,i,.is-
tration.
Mr.. President. did ever The annals of any
Government show Il more rapid or more com
plct" departure from the wisdom and virtue. of
it's founders? Did ever tho Government of \
great empire, founded nn the rights of human
-lal'"r slide away so fast and $50 far and moor
itself so tcnaciou>lv on the bass OF capital, and
that cnpital invested in latnnnw men Did
ever free representative Lee; stature, Invested
with powers :" great, and with the guardian
ship ut rights so important, OF trusts so s;lvic,
OF Interests 5" l'rrr'"n>, and of hopes at one 50
comprehensive, Surr, nicer and rcEouncc them
all 50 unnecessarily, SC unwistIv, so falls lv, and
:" ln@!"r"nslv ? II it I've true aS ever instinct
"f our nature. and every prcccpt ofpolitical en-
lcrlcncc tea, hes us, that
I'LL fires HE land, /" h.stcnin, liz prev
Where wealth accumulates and nan i,c4,y''
then where IN ireland, in Italy. in Poland or
III Hungary, has any ruler prepared for II cen
cr"ns and conE'inY pcoi.'c tiSappointncn.:;;
disasters, and cnl;,,nitips equal TO those which
the Government of the United States holds
now suspended over So lar:c" portion of the
continent OF North An,;ric:9
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