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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-21

SeaSonabls and Desirable Goods,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ LBS. Black aaa Colorsd Flar Thread,
~ lss dos. Coals's White spool costss.
70 dss. Cisrk's assorted cslou ditto,
see grsss shirt and Coat Rubber asd Pear Euttoss
1ss gress Black and " bite Pat Buttons,
- gross Lasting Coat and ysn rsnsos.
- dsI. Fine and Dressing Combs,
see yards Linss,
$50 yards siaek and White Msslis G.nshas,
Zoe yards Black And White caics,
1000 yatas Light cssIed Csiieo.
iesa ysfds Dark coiotsd dnls,
see y.rds Cslsted and Black Aipsress.
zoe Yards Coloies and Black sas Wh,is uaslis.
70 aersa Steel skirt Syrinss,
3 pieces Bi.ck Broad Ceih,
piece Black Csssinstt.
pieces coisred Csssisers.
t,isess silk Peplir.
% lssss Gents Cesrsd Hsnaksrkish,
Z pieces Red and White flssssl.
% pisces Sns Blesehss Cst,sn Chth.
~ asIss Teller Soap. ssrs v~y fns.
Lead Peseiis. ssJs ~ he k,g srpsuna.
Steel Pens asd Pen hslssp.
20 sss White sas Ceierei Eavslspes.
Is -. Qaisins. English Paper.
Prise R.s CsGss, aas naay s.hsr gsSda. ., sAA1
rss JAMES Whitfield 4 CO.
Asgsas. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-21

Undertaking, At HiilsborougL.
TINE subscriber is preporsd 10 fsrsish Mahsgsr1
! C0FFlNS of all sisss, At one o. two hours no
,iss- They css DO forwarded On tbs irsins BY Ruti
read al ooe hours notice.
JOHN CHEEK. Agent.
Ssp1msu u. 63-em
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-21
RUNAWAY CAUGHT.
NEW GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED At THE ORIG s7sgr.
ENGIlsH Enselops White TIanssl,
- English Letter Paper, spool Cotton,
Black and white cslieos, Lead Pencils,
Hair Pins. Tooth Brushes,
Black snd white Pias, Pant Butisss
Needles. Blinking,
Fancy Toilet Soap, fsftsr Pepper, sssf
Fins snd Coarse Conbs, Couen lsrR,
shoe KNIVES, SAIL. Caster oil,
Cuisine, Calensl. &c. &c. &c.
July .. Sd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-21
.CcTTeN YARN AND SALT

Nv LWN HNN NM -bNN
In Exchange for DRIED FRUIT and FL0UR.
Il WILL GIVE three aud half hush na Il nice dry
! Bah kr sue barrel Of Flour.
Apply 10 IoHN LAWS
esvS~bcs 81. 64-SSv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-21

CARPESTERS WANTED-TO GO TO Jer
~ ssy City. nome but good men wanted. In iuii,
Vi u. BEAssING1ON, TO- West 2stL st, frUin /
w IL A. NJ. %
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AMusEM ENTS.
DARSUM,s AMERICAN hUSEUk.

DARN UMS AMERICAN AUSEUh
SUPERB ArrR
THE GRL.lI ION rul Mb CO4nlNAxiUN
GIVE THREE PHROkMANCES DAALt
IN THE LECTt RE ROOM.
AvoI) THE CRowDs-AvOID The CnOWM
by stten,ine the Morning Levee AT MhLSH
TINE THERE WILL BE- No EXTRA CnANvA
fuk SEATS.
11iF InfNTICAL WEDDING CosrlN
NEW WARS CALLS,
AFTERNOON, Al j.
LOWS bIs'tlsEs and yO>k" NIL
TnE sfGNErUF KING SOLOMON
rur rrMpLATs DAUGHTER
Com. MUTT IN his PATRIOTIC Address
EVERY AFTERNOON. -
TONY DENIkR IL his GREAT SILT ACI,
GIANTS, NV hRrs, AlilNOS, Sc.
Adhesion. 90 cents, Children under ten, 10 cA. llS
CAMPBELI'S MiNSTRLl.I.S, 1879 & POI
~ BOWIRN, OPPOSITE SPRING ST.
not sis CROWDED.
so RAisE ~ rRlCES!.
READ
THIS WEEKS PROGRAMME ~
fI'RANSflGl RATION CHURCH. MOTT ST.
L Escutsion 10 Joncs Wool ~ ihulsdny, sept
o. a. go, up cxtSr-sly ior rcp1rins the eIrcl DANA
of Father rrcsHor housc. lately ruined IS hic. Ca
ever, or minute W. ID and sd ave-. Ticket 10
c'u'-: children haiti Rev. Y. IREANOR. Is,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-21

DERFURMkh On THE PIANO OR O,tay
L Hut, wanted; . boy not over I'VE tret hish pre-
errcd Address & l.. T.. Herald once, Ion a ic
says lak
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BRIEsI's HAIR D,E-5O GEMS PER BOX.


H"''o i ,, n,..', "" I'M, INT no" ninse,
stanton NJ, and cor lou ton II and Avenue Por
ter 4 i,ifchild 4lj hudson st. and 81 sixth u,v.
Druggists viii also IL supplied by Mr. CuAS. y.
CKlTrhNrON, ~ sixth ave, cor .th Ct To ts had
OF Druggist generality OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-21

WANTED-A FIRST RATE CARIMAN
w 10 drive truck aud tske care OF the horse 4
Stable Allen and Houston sits. One tn Il
eau lead ana mark Who 10 ve-y Ind and With
horsss Sc, with rood rsisIsnceA Address Il. c. L,
ku slz Sun oftss. lvs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-21

nRESSMAKERS WANTI.D AT l73 Spring
A|st, cVine p.epAleI to wO.k. Call Tor days. -
ENGINEER WANTED-A YOUNG MAN
ALio stm a ANAL sized engine; also Dung
sutinted With machinery. Inquire ~ IL EUt 18th
street
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MILITARY.

VETERAN REsERvEs-wANyED 70 MEN
can sr tue a.s.ss SI eaS. e ssS
MAIDEN iabe, between " and IL O'Clock. US
WILL Go l-THE ADVERTISER Will
500 substitute tor any scoi drafted man Who
canuot 80 No dealing. With brokers. Address W.
care CORTLAND Il Hotel. 100
NoUR ATTENTION Is ESPECIALLY
'' Nv 7 ieF ny fddiT tGt@ Rs ee; rSIrsr,
' ;1 fo * 6 SsnnS tsrse sTye e'u''l''
CaI ,le asoibwkSE." .of 'i A.,or 4 Pa. 1856
81 VOLUNTEERS WANTED TO FIJI
e-Cthe quota OF IL, TOW of Norti,snis. W.stches.
TSfs a. he o Ap 70 NO Nm 49,, CAV pMkLa.
nee H. Fulton st, bets A. NJ ana Il II ito
OATH RECT. y. \. CtNALRY-WANT-
- ID Tor year - tcn 10 III Cos II ami L. SIs5
r~rtN. rhis ruisIh resimonti- neat Wellington.
biotivA' snd Chuich It, hi
400 MEN wANrLD .lOG THE L. :.
'IOpAuny, for yea, 20 shon The h,shc., hcur.
i e. g u'"' '''"' "''' '''' "'o@'""' Nn,>N
y OOO RECRUITS whNTEU-.lNEG.
C.OnO =: NO Nllts rhlp
Los CAVALRY, aKIllLtl,N ana Isl ANrEI.
Choice of he im,ns ami
Bunch o.; scsv'.r.
lsrre premium pud to the ~. an Introducing =
Zee nit. aud should IN. recruit, r.vsr hin. eli NJ,
vii tccevc the premium IN siiiucn to he bounty.
It, Col. e. " wISfiIiD s'IMrsoS,
taps. X. acNlCiIOi-
49, Authorized AGENTS
5000 CASH IN HAND EAElA MS
-'OOnolning. tora irE Joun, tpcu lor COAT
and ri'"r So vice Tor one year Ao, volunteers ani
sui st,tu'.s Wanted ,ot any oil the service Apply
ear, io-ia, to DEA>N 4 60, II Evt btoadsav i 10
$40 TO S2Oo HAND MONEY PAID
SAcO saents o. iunn',- Tor voluu err- aud sub.
stluts 10. one, IVY aud TIA ears. 20 ru IN ed
this uay. H'rhest bounty cash In hpnd. Ap,ly At
| office. lJo bievcntb -, Tnei 9th ave. IL"
SGDD WILL PAY CASH DOWN ru
wv ,cd roidle To- thc luNaIul COM
Brinf yuuI discharges 10 ~. ANDERSON, 4 fbifdgt
81 near Cana; also aud a. ~, yea-' men wpu'od
| ior which tn. hifh'~i cssh hnnut, Will n paid. -
ST00 PAID VOLUNTEERS OR II u.s.,
OOiof l-year uieu ior the Army. Also fca
men wanted for the L. :. Navy. Eunnris paid $500
hppy ~ Chatham u. shipplnr Once, up s'airs 30
| xZnM BOlNTl-sG2J CASH IN HAND
| - w .or one yea. NV,uuteefs IN the amy. The
hitlesi casa ioG one, teo, three y,ara suhsituct
Appy earl 10 iieu. HENS, Hudson ri, ncnr IL
depot 81.
|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-21

Roy LOST ABOUT YEARS OLD, Name
JOHN Bee wears soldier cap. suitable re-
sufd will be pad ioI hb return to bis parents At NJ
PIN o.. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-21

A R1iflClAL FLOWERS WILL MARY
"A GOODWIN, ioriner iy OF tlstbu.h and fuiion avs.
bow At ,hi. business, -cnd her sddie-s W J. o. oH
Pa sun Once. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-21

nOI WANTED-A STOUT, ACTIVE BOY
~ about IL years OF ~. III plumbers -lrOp In-
sulre the Plumb ana t1s Fitting Establishment
flC Eat Brv.ds nv, cor OF Pikest ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

NOTICE is aeseby given that BY virtue q
IN and order VI the Dubois Canmon Pi"s-
Court, will sell q public auction on The
psemisss nm.
FRIDAY tho 26,h DAY Of FEBRUARY.
1864 the following described real ests'e.
sisun,ed in Dub.is County Indiana, 'owi,:
The north east qr. Of The north rnst qr.oi
section 35, the nurih west Of the south west
a.. Of section SO. town ~. north Of ranar
(s) west, sIso the sonsh east 81 the south
wess ar. Of section Is. the north east OF The
wess ar. Of ssclion %. insane town and
fsDge
TERMS-One third ~ The purchase mon
lev will be required In Fix months. ons thF'
|i0 twelve months, end one tdlrd Fighter
months from he day Of sale. ths purchase
giving note with good freehold scru'i'!
~ wing sppssismen' I..-. ~ arIng ,n.sfes
from date. SAMUEL JACOBS.
CDmmis~ onet.
Ian Orb. 1864 Az
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16
EsTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE u hereby given that ~ essras
~ hss been taken up BY Andreas Gerber
OF Bsin-vidge Tvwnship, Dubois County,
indiana, described - follows 70 VII: a
black COW and call. marked With two undrr
bits IL each ear. having bell on. and up
posed to be about eight years I'D. an' valu
"a Al ten dollars. N"vrmber 26ih 1868
HENRY HOLTHAUS y ERIK u. Z.
Jan. oh 1854. -3s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

In CAMP.-I.ient. Miller left hertl
with about twenty brave and s'slwarf|
men. gu Thursday, and they were
n,ustered into Uncle Sans service e.
cavalry. at Vinccnnes, on FRIDAY
About forty more, we uniformed, q
the same company, expect 70 leave
here forcamp on Monday morning,
under Capt. Fisher. The company
lacks forty, yet, q being full. but =
Congress has extended the time dur
ing which the splendid bounty Of Soo
dollars will BE- paid to each man, until
Ma Cd let, we have no doubt the mum
her will BE- easily raised. Now is tn
time for our young men 70 show the'
spunk and make . name and money
too. Roll ont.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

NOTICE il hereby givsn that John y
~ EiHs ot CoIumbia Township DUBOIS
county indiana, has on the 1t day o. De
eember A. d. 1868 taken up 20 es'fay
Gov smd Cali. unmarked, with line back
red sides, with white belly, supposed 20 %
eight years old end appraised =; twelve dol
Lars.
HENRY A. HoLrHAUS. Clerk p. G.
Ian. 9Th, 186A-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

Doc MrErIso.--It 10 reported that
the talented members Of the legal fra
ternity Of Jasper held : consultation
on last Tuesday evening to decide
who had the best right to purchase .
certain little yellow dog! In the days
Of hard currency it was : constant
effort with them 70 gain possession q
the "yellow boys and We suppose the
lingering hankering after something
yellow was At the bottom Of this con-
sultation. We are sorry to learn that
the meeting failed TO decide the much
moctsd question in regard to the dog
il is whispered because Of too mucl
spirit in the dog, 81 something else
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

rTyt has been stated that some o
49,, so,d;cr's families were not as well
..ov;a.d for during the recent very
..,,l weather. As they onght To have
h...u This il barring shame' ~"
..,,,m,d make the blood Of ths neigh
,ws i. those who needed ass'sfance,
.,,. r;,h Disgrace. that they hal
' '',,;,,..d 4 The brave soldier who
j ~. service of his country. endu.
.''nr untold hariShips 70 shield the
,..rs..os aud property Of men who 90
- i entitled 20 feel. and know,
~, H. loved ones at home - wen
AIKEN care II. aud as comfortable. =
H. cou,d make them were he AZ nome
This All will admir-, and admitting =
!, 4 vonr duty to see that i y so--"o'
waiting ill want is brought 70 your
notice by the wailingot the ch''ofsn'
q complaint Of the WIFE, but os saI'
sure. rs personal kncwlease, oa'
the volunteers family y '"' !" 'a's1 i
q suffering from cid Or hunger. =
,,tst.d. and we think th'
"s~ 80 ii. hat each school dis
idea q Eoo' o"s' . .o,o,u;,te,
trict nc organ'zeu' ""' Is -
appointed TO prevent 'he Wp"'. :" !,
families ii our countrys defenders. =
NJ. NJ, ,,,..s.t,,.e let every citizen fee
s'' - .,;,t,.,uan 10 rvliev
tna' nc MI ,a..s
the ncsssn'e" = - :.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

* X -
DIR. sWaiETrS .stFY
MIA bic III NJ ~ G1t I,
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY. ~
rYa RHEumArIsM, CUT. EsuRALcsA. Iun-
HAco. STIFF NECK AND JiSTs. sPRAfSe,
BauI-Es. cur AVID W UHps. PILES,
HEADAcHs. and ALL RBEuNA- r~
TIC AND NERVOUS DIs. WI
oRDsRs.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
RI. Gres, Ns,3ssl Bsne SITTER.
DR.. Stephen Sweet. Of Connecticut,
+ known iii over The United 8 ases.
DR.. Stephen Sweet II CONNECTICUT.
Il The author Of DR.. Ssre,s lniaiI'n'e
Eminent VIZ.
Dr. Sweets Iniallible lininiicnt
Cnree R..umssi-m aud never tails
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
l. q cersin remedy for Neuralgia. fitl fET'
DR.. Sweets Infallihlc Lihimca'e
Cure. Burn- end scasds im,nedisely .Af
!. Sweet IniaIlihle l.inimcnt
r. he IS. known R,n.rJy iot ep' ssss ~
BRUISES 49,
Dr.. Sweets InIalliblc LiuimciS
,.uss lie, d.ci,s in,n-diaivly sad .ws9r>fyss
Dr.. Sweets Infallible Eminent
IAN 4. imoedie,s rrEsliO PiIs'. aud 'e'-
IL 70 cure. rg4Y.thf
I. Sweets IniaIlible LinimcH
y Cuves I oo,hschr 10 one Minute.
!. DE-. Sweets lntallible l.if'.nFn.
!. Cures Cuts and wcsuds immed'ssey ~
leaves no scar. $1,000.
DR.. Sweets Inlalliblc Linimcpqt
L The bss, remedy Tor SHss ~ 'hs kNoH'
world. attyn IN ". sElM.
!, DR.. Sweets Iniallible Llniul.nt
s.lrJss been used BY more 'haa m''''oo ~
: ole, and Ill prai4s ".
d; pr. Sweets lnfallihleli hni'nsns
i. ,ruly ! .iriend -in--need." and evs'y
family shsuld hsve Il sthsod. IliE M
Dr.. Sweets InMllible Lin ~ y,
I. fcr sale BY ~ Druggists rres n "
b. - es''' RICHARDSON q co.,
sole Pscrre.css, Norw'c"' n"
~ sale by ~ Dseiess.
sep,smber ooh. 1sc3 " y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

..r.s eayAr rssrs sFFcRr THE c"usrS'
!. rms: SHALL As-Lrr'os PUT p'ws II.
,,.,. On SMALL rHF Us'os tut Dows
,,~,..w-Rrssr CLAY 1851
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

Of ~
be ds~hsf Oh
The ~
81 Jpe
the chrk.A Io'o
dby
,ilssidlsa d. nd 10 a. dispose fu
Dee 15.lS TiiEu sONDERMAN Auditor ID C4sH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16
srATE or INDIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY,, Iss:

THEODORE soNDERMAS Auditor and f ssd 20 hereby certify
thefor4
andrh
vsrdi ofics
nm TiEO SONDERsAy A. u H. NJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given thss the nader
IN signsd he's been appointed executor
With the viii annexed, OF The eo1nte - Wee
lsy De BsuIes. lsee u Dpb0is county decd
said estass \ euoposei n bs solvent.
h EtDou miller, executor.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-14
THE CITY MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS

A number of the volunteers and militia Of this city
mustered yesterday pursuant to orders but none oil them
accepted owing informed to the fact that
with one exception the companies did not assemble IN
sufficient numbers TO constitute regiments OF the required
numerical strength. .aa
The clerks and employees of the Interior Department
including the Pension Office, the Land Office, the Census
Bureau, the Government Printing Office, &cy-appeared
in such strength that they received and mustered into
service, ... sf t..
The National Rifles, who in the service at the be-
ginning Of the war, turned out about hundred men,
aud will be mustered INTO service to-day as an ihdepen-
dent company. !. ,sF.#Hf gEti lua ,@
The Union Leagues were represented by several we'll
filed companies, and will also be mustered in to-day
The Navy Yard employee have formed regiment about
eight hundred strong They were promptly armed and
equipped and sent at to the lines They good men,
used the handling Of and capable of the most
efficient service if the occasion shall require it. Eas
The Clerks and Employees Of the Department Of Agi-
culture have formed themselves into military organiza
ton at the suggestion Of the Commissioner Hon. ISAAC
NEWTON. They have received arms, equipments, and
ammunition, and have commenced drilling vigorously
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-14
THE CALL ON GOV. SEYMOUR.


1t was stated in our paper Of Thursday last that
on the 9TH instant the President of the United
States informed Governor SEYMOUR, of New York,
that an insurgcnt force, estimated at from fifteen
thousand to twenty thousand strong, had invaded
Maryland and taken Martinsburg and sIIarpcr's
Ferry, and were threatening other points; that
the public safety required call upon the State
Executives for militia force to repel the inva-
sion; and that he called upon the State Of New
York for twelve thousand militia, as its quota, to
serve one hundred days Instead Of Immediately
summoning the volunteer force Of New York city
to meet this sudden rcquisition Of the President
under an unexpected emergency, We understand
that Gov SEYMOUR proceeded from New York
city on the day after its official reception 10 Alba
ny, and there determined to make draft on all
the counties in the State flor the purpose of fur
nishing in this way the contingent asked. But
as the twelve thousand men were asked in order
to meet an emergency" it is obvious that this
method Of meeting It was practically to ignore and
defeat the object Of the President in making the
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-14
RECONSTRUCTION.

~ Mr.. Wendell Phillips having, in q recent letter,
expressed the opinion that |" there is no plan OF
reconstruction possible within twenty years. unless
we admit the black to citizenship and the ballot,
anduse him, vii the white as the basis Of States,
because there is not in the rebel States sum
cient white basis to build on" the New YORK
Times, the leading Administration paper IN that
city takes exception to this theory OF reconstruc-
ton on the following grounds: i
Now either the effects Of slavery on the negroes nave
been grossly misrepresented- the condltlon o.
slave has not been such as to prevent the VI
te0epce in which case much of our Indignation about it
has been wasted or else Mr. Phillips and at least part
of the Radicals are anxious to the most ignorant
and degraSed race of beings to be found in any civilized
country with the power of completely sencing the voices
of an equal number of Northern whites long trained In the
exercise of their political rights, and nherng the instinct
of free from twenty generations OF ree hnces
tors For to this complexion must it come at last here
he's been no mode yet discovered OF providing that the
consequences of each mans vote shall only aecs
When ignorant corrupt man casts MS Daot mIo Inc
box he simply neutraizes the vote Of intelligent and
honest man. deprives him Of all share in the administration
of public affairs; and if ignorant and men are IN
majority they not only their own right OF sharing 10
the Government but they take away that OF their beers
IF we give the outrage to million OF Southern olacks we
virtually supply them with the power OF excluding one
million of white men at the North from the polls We
cannot at once give them either the training or the inte
gence not simply Judge Of the value OF public measures
but 10 Judge Of the character of public meni and yet II
training and intelligence be not necessary there is no
rood reason why the franchise should be withheld from
children aud diots--to say nothing OF women
The world abroad will ask and may ask, on reading
Wendell Phpss plan of reconstruction what sort OF ma
ton must It be which can only be saved from destruction
BY grayey giving the weight 10 the decisions OF The
highest and intricate questions of government and IN
the choice Of public servants to the voce Of negro fresh
from slavery, that Of any lawyer scholar soldier or
Statesman IN the country This is democracy run mad
for il is the open and shameless proclamation of the doc
trne that nothing is necessary to constitute citizen
beyond mouth stomach, and pair of legs and it can
come from party with worse grace than that which
for fifty years has been filing the world with pictures OF
he horrible consequences to the nation of enforcing guo-
rance by law" :,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-14

pose of filling up quotas from the negroes or
whites who can there be induced to enlist in our
armies so that under this provision it will pc i'm
possible for the Secretary of War to exact Of each
State " the same amount Of physical force 10 pro-
portion to its population" States which can AFFORD
it may buy up their conungents in the seeded
States by the offer of large bounties-thus avail.
ing themselves of the principle Of Communication
in form that will be partial and unequal In its
operation, and thus doubly odious in the eyes Oh
the people But for this inequality in the opsra=
ton of the draft, should any Governor seek 10
avail himself Of the privilege accorded, the blame
must not be laid at the door of Mr. Stanton, Tor
it is understood that he has steadfasy set his lace
against the proposition II is the law Of Congress,
and not the action Of the Secretary, which makes
it impossible to carry out draft on the terms and
conditions defined by Mr.. Sherman as being alone
conformable to the rules Of justice and equality
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-14
POLITICAL INTOLERANCE.

The New York Commercial Advertiser admin
listers the following deserved rebuke to that class
of journals and politicians which, by the vlru-
lence of its denunciations, would seem to regard
all political dissent from its standard as nothing
less than moral crime. 1t says:
At another time, and in other circumstances OF the
State this propensity to make moral crimes of what we
consider political would be simply lamentabe. 1t
is dangerous now, as well smenabe, aud needs there
fore to be exposed in its true light counterpart of that
odiuu he9iogicum which has sent many hundreds OF
to the stake and the dungeon for intellectual inca
pacty of agreement with their executioners.
During the past two years Of the war; while OF
all shades Of political opinion have been contributing with
equal devotion their lives their means their general sup
port to the national cause the party organs Of the two
great political bodies into which the nation is nteectu-
ally divided have done their best to break up this wonder
ul harmony Of action by dealing with political opinions
"what right has any man or any body of to
for himself or for itself in the presence Of events such
now surround this people deeper interest in the issue Of
these events than all The rest Of the community keener
Of moral obligations in regard to them, dviner
intuition into the best way of dscharging those obga
tons
Such assumption is proof of mental imbeclity no
doubt, and in ordinary times this would be sufficient
for passing over it in silent compassion But il
tends to moral perverson well it tends to harden the
heart well darken the brain it tends TO make
the easy tools Of their evil Instincts and Of the OPP
portunty which great civil commissions offer TO these in
sncts and for these it cannot be safely passed
over now 10 silent compassion 1t should be met in pri
vate life and from to man, with the prompt and
dgh remedies administered to all other mpertnence; il
should be met in the public press by the persistent rebuke
Of all men who understand that justice modesty and de-
oency are obligations which act Of Congress
pend and that Of all sginable measures the cens
ing Of SANDER efconce and bgotry is the feebest and
the most fatal."'