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inspired them not only with manly confidence,
but feeling Of gratitude, which manifested
itselfin respect for their employers and =
| regard At all times for their interests.
| Notwithstanding this allusion % the past,
there is as good material now as ever existed,
and all il requires Is che same kind Of trai1
Ing and development to raise up AN intelligent
and vigorous race OF merchants. But that
material finds but slight incentives, under
existing circumstances, 70 professional pre-
eminence, burdened rs II is With the compeu-
tlon Of numbers, and hence divided duties
and little or no pay--so that The field for the
exercise Of either energy or laudnble ambi-
tion IN as sterile, in a business point Of view,
Al IL the Desert Of Sahara in physical one
Who that has ever passed through the
routine of sound commercial education, and
has contrasted Il with that which now pre-
walls, does not see that the present system of
making merchants is radically defective. In
tact, the deficiency is so pslpable-and we
think we have pointed out the true cause
that the boy, having served out his apprentice
ship, such ~ IL was, is mildly told BY his
empoyers-the time having arrived when
remuneration is expected by him-that they
have no further use for his services. WhyP
Because he has not, for want of an opportu-
nifty, perfected himself IN the business in
which he has been engaged, and hence is
incapable Of rendering services of pecuniary
value TO bis employers
There are cases where the employer, soon
after admitting boy into his service, sees
that he Is unpromising, and clearly anticipates
the result But he continues to retain him
Notwithstanding, often upon sufferance, as he
costs nothing, be cause the parent, who has
no properly considered OF definite views rela-
tive to the boys future, wishes TO have him.
even without pay, in some respectable occu-
patton. A boy thus situated comprehending
his comparative independence, makes no
exertion TO advance or improve himsef-if
that is even practicable under the lax system
Of discipline to which he is sublected-since
Improvement and advancement are, with him,
Of secondary consideration, az compared with
his ease and pleasure.
Who Is responsible for this2 The en-
ployers, who only possess the power to apply
the proper remedy, or who can, by persisting
in keeping boys upon sufferance, because they
are cheap, thrust out upon the world unpro-
fcient merchants, to mar their fortunes aud
| disgrace their vocation. The only true course
is to select the right kind OF boys, and syste-
matcally train, teach, work, and pay
them. We would then not only wit
ness less extravaganza and fewer fail
ures, but an order of men thoroughly
prepared, by practical knowledge, example,
and culture, not only to lessen the effeminacy
and false pride that threaten, with the increase
of wealth, luxury, and Incidence, to stamp
their impress upon our social and national
character, but help TO save us from becoming
the prey to that degeneration which has, in
times past, marked the decay and fall OF
nations once apparently as powerful, pros
porous, and promising as our own.
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BURES-On the 18th instant FELIX d. BURNS, o.
disease contracted in the Unod states NHv In the s2d
year of his age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
teuu his uncra the residence oil Ills parents Polk
and Mary Burns. n W. corner Of Hancock and 1homp-
streets. Services and ntCrmcnt at ~. MichRels
Cemetery. tNew ork and Utica papers please cOpyl
IAEGEB.- on the lGth ins ant, Baltimore, LOU IS 4
wife Of Nm. u, W Jaeger.
Funeral the residence Of her brotl ern law Nc,
lJ22 GirRrd svecue tomorrow afternoon a. o'ciock
PARRY.-on the letn instant at the residence Of her
sOnin Law, j. s. Smith, VI. D., in Horshnm township
Montgomery county, Pa, ELIZABETH PARRY, widow
ofThomas Parry In the 65th year Of her s.e,
Her friends and relatives invited to attend ths
funeral Friends Meeting house, Horsharn, on
Fourth day, the 18th instant at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
PEPPER.on the 18th instant, In the 10Th year Of his
age, Dr, " m Pepper.
The relatives and friends of the deceased are invited 20
attend hs funeral from his late residence at CheInut
Hin on "wednesday morning October, 10Th, at O'Clock,
To proceed 10 Laurel Hin Cemetery,
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.THREURERA OLE COMPANY OF WEST
VIRGINIA"

Capital 81 900 ,OOO divided into 10000 shares
al % per shars. subscription price slj) per shars
Ghls Company own son Of uDamo,t vsusbe iaud ana
osses IN the Ranswha valley situate Horse Week and
Csmpbers Run brsr ches yf Bull creek, anS wbs dro
miles of the Ohio river.
on Horse Neck the company veil, Which Il uo-
pumping twenty three barrels Of ~ per day. TITS web ~
only three hundred ana twenty foct decp Tho
superinlenJen. preparing TO bor TO the deph q
tLc Other soil, surrounding whico producing from
hundred hundred and slNy barrels VI oil per
dsy, when W. satisfied produce like amount
There II an0ihcr weu at Horse Ntck, nov bored iva
hundred ami siSyave feet, with about ttU foot Of J
in tho well The land on which ihs well {, locstsd u
q perpetual lease Tho Bull Greet Company owh a one
t interest company have tRc balance NJ two hirl
A. Csmpbols run, the company own H. fee tract ot
thirty y-tres acres, considered By geoogsis aad mining
engnse-s the best oil territory Ia the State The grea,
Tack well, lowing ave hundred barrels adIlns hs
property.
Books NJ subscription are now open a! the CompNny'i
once Roow No ~, Merchants Exchange.
A lmitei pum1sr Of shares oRly VII be sold
JOIN !. KRONER. Treasurer.
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al cannot thank eli those who subscrited f1r
e. but apprcc ate their Kind feeling tOwtfds me
I wstcL every step Of your great conhlct with
ihtense interest. With as much interest, l think,
as II were a citizen OF your country. | regard
il As a struggle, the result OF which wil dX, Tor
aces Il n ~ ie, the character aud fate of your
continent and which will iuducncc althc iuterest1
Of freedom throughout the world. On your
coming Presidential election much will depend
! hope there is virtue enough in the North 70
support the Administration III its efforts 20 rCstOTe
tie Union. and 70 purge the county from enc
curse ard guilt Of slavery.
81 have had faith IN your great cause from tdc
beginning ana will still hoTc end believe.
"With warm thanks for your Kind remem.
yours truly, JoUN RPiGbr
'Mrs. 4. {. Ogdeu, No. 1914 Arch street, Th'la-
dClI hia, United States"
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ASHTON-wAKEMAN.-On Thursday. October 18th
at = T. pauls Methodist Episcopal Church. by tile Rev
Geo. II. Crooks, the Hon. y; huBLEY ASHTON, As-
Eistnt enera Of the United States, of ash
ingtOn. TO HANNAH H., daughter OF william Wakemsn
OF New York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Csmden, August l4th,
by Roy. G. W. II eisley. MIR. CHARLES II. MARSHALL
70 Miss SALLIE A. MORTON, both Of Camden. M.
MAsSEY-WISE.- Sc ptember l4th, 1884, by Rev. W.
Mullln. Mr. GRO. y. MASSEY TO Miss hASI
WISE, both OF this citY.i
sPROUI--JONES.-On October 18th at Weston,
Mass, by Rey. Calvin n. TOpln, Mr.. JAMES 7.
BPROCI" OF Philadelphia, to Miss MARY J, JONES,
former place.
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DOINGs OF THE DRAMA.

EEw CuEsNUT STREET THEATRE,--The Hcir-
oLcs c1' Of the most perfect performances sl,en by
the WarrD combination. NJ. warreas "Dr. Pan{oss
/, proof thGt excessive comic cfreot can 10 proouced
without onC al ,mpi at vulgary Ills pr Pdpglos,' "a
U 1f tumor mo essentially rldlcullus set does not
suJ snr ug stinshnoe and sImplcy eAIst. 1ng cspt-
cal tt exist sume years ago, when had e. De
.gIulHs. "pr PFuglOss nune0us quota IONS with tte
h,l, tlncs.ne alem ait,r thom are irresistible
m'ubo seeing old play books pctuIes Of Dr Pan gloss
viii us. such ,aniastc daDper Wis Mr.. Btrtons "Dck
that In serious draa his true talent Die Dla ei for
% sS SS ntSHei Tone 10 On I @ sSr sS A TssT ne ePsns his
ties and folies. Miss orton was trae country girl.
a6y but Miss 0rt6ns SClSey was young
seelng WIN ne situation IN the play and most effective
Mr. Lennon PLAYED zekIsl Homespun with feeling and
gb aaab ME sln aieu n unite but which e gave
Pet9 was jhH httie too serious. Miss schenck puyei
fact, al excellent excepting ever and al,yays NJ
Evans who returned from desert island In pink velvet
| meS Spret sbles, and with all his defects about him
59or laHcoaay gave us Warren as the doatng, elderly
aDaI qd Soeng VIE trembling lor the return Of the
he absurd dialogue the bombastic soloquies vera III
"rcoddy where wei have seen low ians Sss 70
tneet ohy oy 9ntgarg without one single attempt a;
Warren Is essentially sympathetic actor whether IN
ifh or low comedy Miss OrtoR did not make az much IN
5aTah lunt as does Miss COrnelia JerersOn M " III
was capital as Captain scutte with the exee1,on y
"nske up was exoenent but her manner af DaEGT
renders her perfectly unm,elligibe " 'F-ANiN'
! we eongraulate the management on the acquisition o
MSS Flood, walking LADY, who looks like a lady
dresses like lady and speaks like lady-a much MOI,
ehc9lt thing 70 ind than may be imagined oy the unin
uaed The audiences at the Chestnut cOmposed f ~
very cite OF the city. The theatre was crowded ast n
ing, ard few le amer III drst piece 30 great b lie atr
titn Of the Warren combination.
AT THE ARCH STREET THEATRE, Bel De
monfo began the week to a good house. Bel Demonf
shows the power Of spectacle and scenery given as the
& ~ ~ .I9 AIe ior Bropsham mas 50 eadef Che play tha
leslAi magnificent appearance, energetic acting an,
Artistic singing, Bei DemoHiO must have laid heavily oi
he aualenee Mt Dodsworth, who has much improyel
IN the eeleciionf he gives should subdue the OTohe
more m the music Of the piece nro lgh which the actor
nave 20 speak what they say W drowned BY what th'
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Jones, ClothIng. s. v. Dor. serenth and
French BIRckEng-
In small fancy sArgsS
y1r sale BY
DANg, \ EtCHARDY,
Aeon and Tssra 3t-ssSi

II L z c 7 r ITT.
look AND LIVE, woED 10 TIE WISE "a
SUFFICIENT
AL diseased conditions. both aou:o and chronic, vhSrs
thcrs Ia vitality enough ien roaot. are permanently
cure l. by wa,raLtee, 81 No lkao WALNUT street Phga-
Ieiphls BHd Of failure ~ 0b stu IGiss
no charge Is made. Electrical Institution, ESTABLISHED
about 1ye yeaSs aSo by Professor BoLLEB, Read chs
till2P.nB
cla3i or msaIes prevails 10 fearful extent IN cou-
mYni,ies doonlng 10000 yoGhs Or both annuAIy
% en- early grave Thess disesSes very mpsrtectly
undarsto)d. Tbeir external Manifestations symphonic
debility, relaxation and great exhaustion
m9Tasnus, wasting and consumption OF the tssues OF
ne yhO!e body sE3rtnesI OF breathing, too hurried
breathing according 'p hgh; OF stairs papfAhOn
Of The heart, asthma bronchitis, ard dry sore throat
Trembling and shaking Of the arms aDi lower limbs,
aversion b society, buslress, anj Study sometimes
dmGe,s of the Syessht loss OF memory, diSElnesS Of
tls head, ItuJAlsiA pain in various parts Of the
b3dy. pains IN the back ana loves hmbs umbsSo, dys
pcosa constipation Of the bowels derSused secreoas Of
he Lidntys, and msuy other glRGis Of the body pro
ducirc yiruer' ihess"s iHboth males snd fnAes Ike
"a 100 rPiep,y hy steria aud dlcrcnt orms OF nervous
spa,ms N1w ihcr, ninoty use of every kun-
O. AL q slO, e.ulmed as"a. aud hos; ltEers
oct named, consumption or e ungs, of te spinal
aers lave thrr ori 10 IN t.s 2ly'c ylcs' heura 's
vsrtoi success b. any II the od medical g., ,tan, Of
qgac.ics. --.,..,..
Di~E AsES OF FAN ~.
ErpRpbua turi leuclStHy'a, hldCpprrtrl, and IFE-
aCLoTrhU.R an to suoVr 1Stas,s ana ot-gE serIla
.omr,a!s have tl"is origin b. ss oi hc yia f9wer o.
-ug tujF uslt by u,uric', rsCcsSri, iGntsry
rrh,, personal abuses atoriIgns ana uu uac G puwef u!
TCtci1e5 S0u,c OF Jr patU-r svmpioUs are urhsgins
paus n OugL Jtc Lp aud uack, wvtEucss ot the LIMBS,
and extreme eu0uct ard debility throughout th2 onurc
system Tho ctct, produced from thCse uuub s.ome
ma.ad.ss are ahost mutltudn0us. Consumption, ., &
pepsia SluralR Paralysis Deafness, Ellndncss, ft5
aud Insanity Aad oven liiOcy arc 2Ot uncommon.
No eecual reliable remedy has ever been found oI
these alarming complaints til our late discovery In the use
OF Electricity In strict accordance with the positive and
negative polarization Of the Uterine Organs We never
fs In curing all Of the above diseases except In case OF
Organo arrangement, severe injuries OF the parts.
Mrs. Fulton, lady gTeat experience ana aDihLy wiz
have entire charge Of treating In the ladies department
COnf ultatiOn free.
PROF. c. H. BOLIES, Lecturer.
PHYSICIANS.
w.B. Brown, NJ. d., +. shedd' NJ D. s. W. bocA"ih
NJ. ID. ~, =, uyo,ty>r NJ. ,o,r
WI X It1 stlncl. plLladnlnhln. lO.l-2Ot
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SrIENDip PERIoDIcAIs-we hsy, received
from Mr,John Kroner. No. 40s Chcsuut street.
copies of the London Illustrated N''o' '0viivp,i
Times and Punch, tho latest received, .Or Which
our thanks are due.
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FIom The "Pt.sburS DAILY Post Of September 2, i56I
"On. BrUuE-1ho Wheeling Intcil genccr' says -
We learn frt N gentleman who arrived yesterday fro "a
Pleasant county shat Monday the Barton OIL Com pauy
struck well Horse Neck IN that county, which WIN
Yield thOuaaud barrels Of oil per day ~ ete n St
sctemen on the subject in this Vicinity and se oil fever
Ia prevailing 10 u fearful extent"
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SURRENDER OF FORT MORGAN.
Charges Against the Rebel
General Page.
NE is ACQUITTED BY THE
COURT.

The Evidence aad 5be Findings,
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Uur0Ior Alarm Teiegraph.-The Public
arc informed that have succeeded
~ In obtaining the agency Of this yalu-
Ss@ ablo invention for this city and
vicinity. II Is operated by elettri-
do city The same as an other telegraphs
sFIxfS4lT II /, only the wires are not visible Each
fScepHha-gaf-n, window and door Is an operator. lt
'H-=--s=-E-~=--7 Il Introduced without deiaelng the
house in the least. burglar must
slet ranh IN your room he cannot avoid It, In six years
exp, rlence In New orb i has NOT ausu; II ~ "a n
jet project beyond doubt he WINDOWS anu uoo'' VI
49, JOHN A. MURPHEft
No. 952 CIIESSUT Street
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etc, Ete., Etc. Etc,, Etc., Etc.. Eis
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HrApouAErrHs MrrGiE Division, wEsr M4sis-trrI.
kEw OUipNh,, October 3.--Resptotfuly returned.
Gcuers PAGE may himself n he no desires cause ;he
publication Of the order In questiOD.
By order Of Major General T.. II. ;. CASsr.
hH q, 7 CHRi.rES5EH, Lieutenant Colonel A A. O.
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BUSINESS ITEMS,
Bargains I'm Clothing

BnrgAirs IN ClOtbing
Bsrrni1s IN Clothing
baIg9ins Cigtting
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HuAroUABTEBs MILITARY DIVISION OF WEST
MISSISSIPPI, NTw ORLEANS, La, September 10,
lS6i.-Geueral Orders, no. 50.-I. Proceedings
of 4 Council of War convened at New Orleans,
Ia, by virtue Of the following orders -
HBADQUAH1ERa MILITARY Division WFsr Mt-5t--
HiiI1 nav ORILANs, La, September, T. 1861 Special
Orders No. no
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nnrrInr AInrm TeIegraph.-.Ehe PnbIIe

MD ,po,y>, ~, ,o,,
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia lO'l-ZVt
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@ Sss .;s: 80 80 s 1.s sss!s l.: ).
Ssa Para nssvsh 1922 fhlads phs. ssers Ja@ss
Pint Howard. and MaTy 4tas1sa. A5eA. thilnlSlphiA
bnS 9wett bahamas
NEW oRLEANA ssDs is-An sasAmship Constitution.
0reenmAu, NYork
aots-Arr .ssanslip nsc,ssn Assina SYors. Cid brig
ssArr siss5aship vc,or 0.s:s Nyors; bark Lsver.sr
lRr 0aubre BHgdeaux schr led Yult< PhAdclphia.
steamship Constisution, Greenmas. hYork. ~
12d-Ar steamships North Ansrca, Aarshnan. and Mar.
Yimac. Sampson, EYork.
Md-Arr i!samshp commsndsr Powell Ncv xovt; bark
Philadelphia. schr Hetchk - liock kyork Cid
ship 3e0rgo cromwell. Vail, NYork.
Tox cd 10TH ships Lisbon and Winthrop brigs
Hope and ~ aswyer 18th, shDs Belle Guiana and Hsx.
rtet; bark walker Mf.s sss.s
San FRANCE 500 SEPT 2l-Arr barksD Golden Murray,
Upton Ponce via Valparaiso.
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CLEARED
Steamship BoFusss tHsn), Meier. scuiaampton aus Ham
s,earashlp baltimore Lewis wsshing,on--y Hama
sais Annette tsor), Iverson, sordssur-HombOc 4 Bal
BARK Josie Nicholas Nicholas Bsrceer ar anoF Co
Brig Anna dsns tDanish), Masn. Rio JaneircF oncs.
Brig s. Is Thompson (Br). Downing. Ms,amorcs-A "
srls Essoln.s lBr), Peterson, 81 yeco-w,yasn a CO.
schr Victoria tBrJ. wcSsnd, ha,amoiosVe,or a puok
sear Three Sisters. Stone Monte ohrs.o-ogicn 10
sssr Aonii 4 s r. Larsen, s. John MA smi'sor'
scsr wife Pawn Ss no@ss' eeorsctswnmI Kenny.
sl foasDos Sua s@is ras s
sehr sarah LasiciA Parker washinsscn-BenlsJ, Smith
@ ss: :s:Sss Dayton
sss, %c%p5s@i's Brown wl@nSSn p;I Mckee.
sSr sr uss ss. sa4sn aqs qsas,a Mckee
Mari Ms sTs s New s.asa
s.eamsr so,eiy. shaw. PSnadeipaia
ARRIVED
s,sam.Sp yDa XXX p & LsE sb IA rysrSso ssg. y
sss SS as @ sn asaa
s. % Ins Gay ssa-,.s British ss .sp ~ or
sl.shing p.ndau,.
fii' %. ss@ p..
Rayse Passed IN toe river steamship geo cromaei for
EysnDs s.aT srssS sTos.si shs bar a,sS a, Pm.
s ,sss.s.s s:is.H,. ;rs3;gs1 Brand w.aas''.
s.eaeship Bmpre. Dobbns Washington. with mdss and
S.sss:hp o1.i.rs.ss. .ni.,, Portland. WIN 'sns
BARK oue-lls . Bren Tcrsusss 10 days. in ballast 70
8r.s fisis isrj, oFr.r ., Johns PR sd.ys win COT,
ION &c 2s.h inst. .Hsssas, spoke brig ohesa
srs asce Mud, Pine consiyas a day.. with es~ood.
srs coof. Speed. Port Royal, days in ballast. %
nss siseow. coOass srds.pssL ct in ballast, 70
sah; = Creole EInsscy Garacoa, IL dHy' With ssa TO
sshr Pr,ngsss Alice nsars csibi iep, Cuba 70 dsys
schr { iisscf,. Hasstln, SsfSirer sds"
ss1 ss1 isssS iss i5sis ssSs eiSS; is {ss$ Gsss.'
scar scar A. Asgufin Crowell. sostan si,l
Scar Scar ssa SAP fioscr' .Y Chase IsssS Boston.
ssr ssr s.saes s.sSs o'ss'sy sa. fSpssS.e. Sssn1.
ses1 sssf I ss ss,'I HOLMAN s3aa,0p paanfos Ssss'n
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sar sa isss,s Champ ii1i HnSf ., Prvsca,s s''
ssS ssSr @ Saplsrso s 81 iSlnsr & rrss,ssar, r'o''''
sSrL s, ns,se, a,Iss"T acssr' ppds'2s r5sy,serce
sstr cssss, a,is, Frovids"cc fof Port Even
kehr Ia Knsrp. Providence for HaserstraV.
ssr rsS sSvr r9yces g, 'or -,sgs-
sssr sssr i'sl ,rs % s.ssr or ra.ss .sS '
SIR Henri VA rrsvgori, New Haven
,lr lave. 90 y sm New Iona1n.
krnr Jynn jones, Motd NnrwlGh.
Ychr y fi4fl Queen. uanles Norwich.
S.hr N Nauo. Brooks Nrrxch 10. PHILADELPHIA
1hr We've Rho ies. Scrwsik
f9Lrt y flastri. forerlunae Hartford
Schr Yarmouth faxtfr. llhrfqf1.
scnr James Barbour. item ca. hartford.
SrarJ ~ tavlsr ~ er, Hartford ter Albany
rtbr yTrho . I've and. ifoilsx, anfnfi.
Sehr SIaddics Jame Mo tetpu t1f PhIlsds phias
Ech- n Sn IL. tsn9dsue.d Pot Je fefsuu.
t.br Kate NrLfsn talfck, Nunbport
~ h. sarsh Maria NnfarffN. Nnfflrrt
Heane IT, iisehi. tsecCn Tor Fhl sdslptis
N-tr fsw iir er, GioYsf. brlsDL
tehr a.. talf Aiel.'steAe
ssln M " b ~ lefsan. t.,af cNea ~ rifAor
tchi 4 Rose stADles, Poft G~e0 ~ v iat9p.
r.snasbip sssmes. from Brsmsa. at pisht re-
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other ,srsous Al wasNmsson would assent any know
ledge any t'cpaica N the srrssu such ou.rsgss
are cacnsisd TO break down shs honor aud sspru ~
rps any army, aud aiI have oked On Win disgust
and horror p,ip ~ tas shaDsul isusce and ous-
rsges that have counuslly hssrsd upon 10 many
D their o,d fvsrds and comrades IN arms whom they
hnow ocapahs N uussnssmany, dhhsDsaeSs, M.
Wny s,S eos compis,se on the Conssct q The wa m.
sHy vieh sush nscs precision ne oonfuce
n MoCei~D End me TRENDS, and ovsrok the vssnmes q
charges cd the Department aga,nst kssOont, aao
SiGe Hunter and ocers, and entirely overlook The
inmsse SLAUGHTER ~ tChsucelsorsyc, and Fredcrscks
burg and south the RapidApf Why dM secret p0tk
tea nauss,on with no other prctexl than tkat hey
suspected MIN o, political ambition 81 over ave
Ssses o. sr pare ssssiSouy ssssnss youry ofncsr
Ctrstin gentleman IN honest man, VINO, Heaven only
Knows. has susOs purpose, snd ta 70 serve hts
You know Judss, that while M Washington General
Mcclellan studNus0 avoided sn polirtcai assocasion
parties muuh offended.
me ni.. lnowsss. ,.as ever had q any poitsl smoi
after his a&Sss successon been by
for him. ns irners and ordsro have been called po
cali but toy were eminenty proper and refer entirely
pose we admit that Gsnera McOsan had an ambition Il
be President OF the United States, not audabie
amo,y aud S y there nny mpropre'y IN ~ Is the ssid
mont, or Mr.. Chase, the many others infinitely his
interiors; 80 far as the objections 10 his military qdal
caons arc concerned ws have only 10 remind you that
within the last sixty days. confidential friend Of The
President was sent TO oer him one Of the impor
ant commands OF The army Bot this proposition waf
coupled with the DcaI dshonorabe coudition-tha hS
snonld decline TO be candidate for the Presidency Con
Mcclellan restrained hts indignation, and replied 20 the
bearer of the message Go back 90 Washington and say
10 the President for that when receive my oicia
written orders he shall have my answer"
Beware Judge, OF tho Incorporate abuse OF your po
cal opponents proud and loyal are, who would
ralber continent America sink into the
with all that dwcs upon it. than SEQ our nationality
destroyed who win not endure this constant usurpap N
OF authority and encr0achment upon their rights anG
whom you may drive iuto dreadful conflict. IN which
she aboitonst and the negro may find themselves
Isray cd against all who will untedy stand, hand In hand
and shoulder shoulder in defence OF the constitution
and the fundamental laws Of the land Very respectfully
/ HENRY N. NAGIEE.
To Hon. VIZ. D. KKlIEy, Philadelphia