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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
xxxy.vr,h CONGRESSES First session.
SENATE. W AsHISGTos. April H. loo]'
NIAGARA FALLS SHIP CANAL.

NIAGARA FALLS SHIP CANAL =, -
Mr.. WILSON (Un.. Mass.), presented aue o,, PJ. P,J.
gtiop Of the Boston Board Of Tr1de pralrnS '0 Ro.
con,truoton Of a ship canal around Niagara SN''
fsrrsd to the Committee on Commerce
IDAHO INDIANS. -,,o,. 30
Mr. pooLTTTIR Un. Wis., reported baeh r. PT.bn
s scrstary of tie Interior in reference 10 TIE Ino
indians. Ordered to he Printed ,a
Mr. hcDoU0ALL Uema Cal n,v~,e ,and rlarns in
Sasfornia Referred 10 the Committee on L''u''
MINNESOTA EA1R0apS' ,r,..,
Mr. WILKINSON CUn. Mimi iniICdncoa piit r,S " aiu
In the construoon oi rl.iT0-tI ,I1is cnTsuEHIs
~ rprynuIf I'm Ill) called up the substitute Tor
the bin concerning the dl>lo,itS % ~ r. -
Courts of the United States for re su3slsuhg oi per
. F1cs In iss charged with Violating tae laws
- H. Hated states aud for diminishing tho expenses
IN relation thereto, which vnS PISSED.
,fbis nm relates 20 the District ot Columbia
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
Ar. r7resyxppE (Un, Me- reported from She Finance
Committee the Army Apprppilgnoh D'n'. Win ul,nl'
orlnnt amendments, the only de1ehee Ia 9o HppiEH- ~
Ssiations being the specific enumeration 0i items II
hospital supplies, the aggregate bens seSo"V'' ~
S''"u' GEYyRAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
.r.a Sausta prccee.ca 30 the consideration OF the
xnso nnrou-iafion bl for the legislative, executive,
"a Il1tal expenses Of Tie Government for the next
Sse wear os reported b. hT fessendoD, o. Saturday
Srom The Senate l1nC rco Committee.
Tho amendment IiCr'aslUg TIE 0pD-opflNlcn 10 pay
.i,-ls crJ employecs OF the War Department scEe
20 900 was agreed TO in Committee o. The Whole.
amendment vas adopted Increasing ihe Tay q
ssengers md OthCrs 10 an amount rot exceeding y
ne, cent and not owe S9GJ per annum.
MI JOHNSON (COnd. n. Md addressed tho Sen.Ie
few moments on tie inalequacy Of the appropriation
Tor legal assistance and other necessary expenditure II
lie disposal Of private land claims in California.
Mr. MCDou0ALL said that the ageats and eornsei y.
California had arraycd the power II The GoFcfume'
against pOOE and unfortunate individuals in REGARD !,
private land titles. Tie claims Of these people LAG
been overthrow in where really the 90, ernen
hsd TO interest. Mr.. Stanton himself received Sho W
for brief services in such cases by enp yns u,
,awer of t,e MONEY of she I usd States Go'erhmoEl
far thai PURPOSE II was necessary that mon sdsoIu
ipow something Of Mexican and spanish law IL these
csses The policy of the agents OF the laet Admins
tratjon in these cases seemed 10 he inst 20 ma oV
what lands were in dispute. and then IL The p2itos
.onld not agree fnriher 20 antasoaize them. tlIl
millions of loss had been entaiied upon private ane
claims IN CaliiOrDis by men who are as p0Id ana pos
sisent as they arc ignorant A.
Tho bill was not completed in Committee OF fh'
Whole. -. CT.
went into Executive session. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
The Fees Of LAWYERS.

To the Editor cf TIE y. y T15u"~
SIR: Certain persons are now urging upon
the present Legislature bill which increases very
largely the fees and costs Of lawyers In Courts. As
member Of the legal profession doubt very mach tho
uropriety and e1pediency Of this movements and l
believe that the Legislature will give satisfaction TO the
a,orily u the bar and 10 the community generally by
,afring 10 psss this bill Tho times do not Gull for the
proposec increase ofo fees.
The fee bill as il now stands, affords reasonable
coupcnsaon fo' professional services. have found
90 in NV experience and tho attempt row n increase
the fee will thirk rurc rather than benefit our pro-
fession. We are charged with being grasplng and eI.
orban In oar charges and the passage oil the popoed
hill Will give couutenance 10 such changes The present
fee bill pays very well and for one an glad to DO al
the business offered me for the fees IL provides
Tic increased expenses Of living are urged as rea-
son for this increase But supposes that present
prices are to bo permanent and they aro to be per
manent st the present fee bIl gives TO our profession
compensation fully equal 20 what the same talent WIN
command In almost any other business or profession
Our fees hare been materially increased nom TINE 70
time since first entered the profession, and never
found any difficulty in supporting large family by ny
proie SION and laying Up money bcsfe wfle the TAXA
be costs were much fss than they now arc.
deem IL mi cOUS 10 pass this bill fOT the reason
that tho large increase proposes VIII cause Ieacon
against lawyers and may induce the next or succeed
Ing Legislature Radically reform and reduce te pres
ent f1 bill and 80 leave without that fair ond Just
compensation which existing laws provide
LAWYER.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Linen PlayIna Cards.

EAGLES, SHIELDS. STARS AND FLAGS.
COLONEL in Place Of King; GODDESS OF LIBERTY fH
Queen, aud MAJOR ioE Jack.
All the Games played with Cards can be played ss r.sday
With cerls besrips Foreign kmbem They suit tHe popS.
idea pleasing TO the oye elegantly executed An s1oa ps
Il pu, up il az eiosan; caEd case
For sale by the Trade everywhere
TWO PACKS ofUnou Card. in cases sent postpaid sssS
'e'p' " W AMERICAN CARD COMPANY,
No Ia Charbers.st. or No l65 william st., New fofk
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
MARRIED

RPNWICK-BURHAUS-O Sundsy evening. April IT, at
the Hohokcn N y. Church by the Rev. J. o. Winner ~
Trinity Church. Port Rch.rnd Saisu Island, Br John Is
hoawick 70 Mis- hbbr q LartauS, az o! HoboAen.
BRADY-LETSON-Ou Monday. April le b. the Rev. Thos
Dc Wit d. u A. the Middle Reformed Dutch Church,
Mr.. Jame- H. Brady TO Ms. Debbs > L-son daughter VI
Thomas W. Let on, esg., al u this city.
MAPES- -DUNBAR-On Mynday April ~. ~ The resdene-
Of tho brilrs mother by the Ros. VIM W Newell, u. De-
Daniel D. Mspos 10 May a. Dunbar. all oi 1Le Cay 0 he"
iyfk
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Gen. Grant is moving with his grand army,
and .. tAe large stock Of Spring Hats initiated AMI f'ro
daeed by Ksox the halter Of Broadway and FuoD' hs
prins style cho tnuvre OF the Everybody buys
'hm and everybody adding to the Of KNOX By sap
u. rfng III. nhrnirhhle ln.le.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Entertainment This DAY and Evening.

For io4t.Oa of naers GLd tune 81 eonseefrea se GSeef
fse7r7ft in of--r -9!u-TnT - hSPdJe-.
METROPOLITAN FAR-forrtee'h s're"i anh Hf'h Hfeuei
and 18th s,r.ei and BrosdwGy-psy and evening
DsOOKIIS ACAD .SI- Robert Ia Diaoe.
hfufoE GkupES-'lhs Msfhlo Hosrt
WAILNCE's IHFATFR-t iandc-tine j|n.Se.
MINTFa GGRDEs-Lam.lla
OLYMPIC IuKATKE-Our " NHe-Loysina
lCXs Old BowKhT-foup oi CudO'. Ca's-
SsW-NoRK STADT TssATsR-Hsulei
1HFATRg fsAsC.s-Jesa Bsadry
rAESUYs- Oisrts Dvsris-!omp o. Cud.os Cayr-
HOrs CH.rEL-Ihe Gfeud s,rrroscopuccn.
iRyINS HALI--Ms ipe~.--t'onosf 70 f0r Puisnd
hAIosAL AoADEzI OF pEslGS-"oIss u Ar
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

ye7v great ncIet.e tao demand for SrRRLiS6s AkBRos
.hicb lady SbO hes tested and proved it, eHe.
on her hair would willingly be without article Of thu
rs Ia yorabce Ia The mysteries Of the tortbs proprietor
neces.ated feeling that b. bad his snd.
taaA be could posaby attend to- 10 dispose OF half Of lis
Interest NJ joseph H. swift for have been given to
understand the Of 6fy thousand dollars. The
rtoT of tine ssROsA Is gentleman Of fine business
peIerce, ard will. in conjunction with the efforts Of Dr.
steriug make ths preparation popular that be
possible than Il i We wish the hrrn oil the
which their tner,cic habits ard i,ing merits o, the
AsBEosIA Justly conrnand Dr. H. H. STERLING & Co., No.
lg1 broadway Dr.. h. H. STEnIsg and JosRPB IL. SWIFT,
sole Props;ors ID. g Barnes Co, Wholesale Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Chaudci.i anu t:as Fi1turcs. -
NOTICE TO TILS PUBLlC-SAvIEG OF 20 PER CHS1s
TIE MANUFACTURERS Of CHANDELIERS and GAS
FIXTURES having given notice Of sdyance Of prices b
s eYsrt OF Per take pleasure in assuring The pub
lie ,hat WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AT FORMER
PRICES our fine Spring assortment having been nearly -
made np before the recent advance.
Purchaser. would so we'll give their ord-. al
and when reaaired we will book the for delivery
April May or June,
l.. V. HAUGHWOUT C Co..
Nos ASS, 4sO and 492 BROADWAY.
conner proome e.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Miss eusannah Evans, whose lectures on
temperance have drawn large audiences win deliver an
address at the Cooper institute asIt Ihursdsy even
iIg.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
fAh,rrilann.Ll

fAd,srtiaen4nlil
.JFyPTRg. No. 573 Broadway Ladies anc
Children, Eoor, SlIriyrs BUCKLES. i.ows, sc.
JErYEEs No. 81 broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
IhdyrrtiE1on;.l /

DEuonPsT's n. Y. ILLUSTRATED News
Frtraordirurv attractions FOR This weeks No. New
and p0pulsr Music Splendid Picture ~ ooi"rs. HOF
ria Horlr,itie- Of the Rebels ~. fOH Pillow Ibe lssi
pr,.oni and future OF SlavGI. Arrival of suffer >
Stores ID the army Comic and Graphic scenes o1 h'ai
Iif and lA.4resi with interesting Literary uat'er'
Out on Thursday DO not fail 10 sdcuro Il carly Prce
Iu ccn;s Sold ercryuhnrc Mailed frce on rect IT %.
urigc ~ IcckiaalsL
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
5pstiil Noiitfs.

Anna L.. Dickinson at the Cooper Institute. TUES
DAY LfkNlSG. April 10 foI particulars see advertise
under heed Ice. and Meetings, on the 70 page
Grand Vocal md fIsrrrmentai Concert, in AID
of POLAND a. lr'ius Hall TUESDAY, Apu IT, S1 und'r
the Iutrouer 81 Ladies Given by the most eminent artists
VINO have Kindly volunteered their frrvicrs
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
IAavartisamnntl I

u. RaRyUa's "SBLP SEWER, for al Sewing
MACHINES Thr Scientific American referring TO at the
Tar saws. it is roai.y DS6fs! ond rorA instrument
Ii 4aide. "a. eio,i it.eG- Sc. IL p's',rsf' ht tyo
dr0.Ss beaiiuRi basiiHg. I" No machine cour!rte
without r." Price 81 20 with lreoilOAs. Donated ~
and for .ae Mt the Fair i4shst In the Sewing Machine
Room. and ai the inreators Aeadquartcrs WiLcoA a
GIpp5s sewing Machine Ufoa. No. Sr broadway, y 7
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Spring. ..., -. sp,r,c ~ orr,,vc 4.
r-sdy and is not Surpassed TO assortment gtyle %
prrs IN this city ILe Custom Room, turnishin0
ard hildren's De partnent not eouaed Satlslaosoo
,,,.n T. b. BALDWIN.
Nos. 70 and Y Bo~ery.
The lssgest in the city
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
A SLIGHT CoUGH,

which attracts bat Ie attention in Ito hceney may he the
iororunuer OF Consumption WL1 Is ssno,laes called
trhns oold' frequently ends IN Bronchis Whs, rekle"
folly 70 allow cough cold to becom, deep seated -hen
,ued, 50 prompt and oer..ip Dr. d. JArsHs ExPAcro
IAsr can bo readily procured Sold by KTouEs, Tyler
Co.. No III Ctulbor. aud No Hudson st. and by DruJsss
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
r.t..,,t-,taeDtI 1

IAdseTllolaeltl
CEDAR CANPUOR for kllliDc MORE ana DE-
landing Fur and woolcBs rom attacks Of Aotha and
Nllers Made By HARRls & CHAraAr. and sold b.
D5uyg,sts everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Business n ciiecs.

VALUABLE AsD CosyhSIhHE - bko"h
BRONCHIAL TEocHxs are widely known admirable rem
.dy i,I BsonclH osfeBe Coughs snG other troubles Of
o ,hros, sr9 unyy They o' ~ 'asr ior 'he PafPo'e
fr which they Irs deg1od ADD il should be Known ihai
viii. l.y are nsua, and peas.a.y eleasogI they contain
no huful iuIrDdcss bytmny r A ,nea be used wiz pr
Zee; a.rety-fRotoc Recorder.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

MoRTOss GOLD PISS nrc now sold at the
lsle price. before t- commencement Of he wri @ u
,uiiFe, oy Ing 10 tie Manufacturer, improvements IN ~
ohnery Lis pv.-fi large Retail Daess and Cash ee
System si, rl, hs commebetd sireTiisns hS bni> -
done On Credi snd ,friet!y rih ne T'ide.
The Morton Gold Pens The only ono. sold old prices
o. e makers Of all other gold pns chsgetb- Premium o. tie
Cold Government TrY &C. bu, Morton A-. IA noesse ohsng
HI. pr.oes VholcFle or Hoiil
Ohe ses numbers sens by mail 10 al pats q ,he world
during M pss few years not one in sthonssnd hes a 10
resch destination in safety showing thai ths Morton ooi1
Pen con bs obtained by any tn every part oi tho World
al the same rriee postage only excepted
ReAcer you have enduring always ready and reliable
God ZEN exactly adapted to yor land Aat style @. wiring.
which will do your writing vr, chesps than Steel Peni and
s present Anos. universal Isb lIsure Proe of every
thing you eau have Morton God Pen cheaper 10 proportion
to labor spcn, ppoa and material used than any other
Gold Pen in the World II you one sec tie fen "a
Mgissr iLAn the Sword" In smother column,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
The Sea-Weed Tonic,

Invented and prepared by Dr }. II sCEENCK Of Phla
dephs l. proved 20 b. the be-. remedy Tor Dyspepa and al
dordeEs o the se organs shai hss boon offered TO
tho puhhs Tho great and popularity Of DR. schenok
Pulnono SyTGp suieiout recommend this Tonic 10
pub c sror and couHdeuco II originally designed b.
use ~ connection with the rumono Syrup in the treatment
Of CousumpGn bat eIper proves that IL adapted h
al cases of Indigestion and debility The SEA-wEED TON
IC possesses all M bening properties of odde of on
odde and otde Of po;asGm il 10 also similar IN nature 10
the easlrc u!ce The aid which provides 10 carry
tho process Of digestion and when that fud - deficient the
Tonic supplies Il. rsce. i the acjieine which
answer this purpose end consequently ~. only medicine
nsy b. Ahod emporar, r.iei fail 90 aggfiyute
the disease 1ls mu necessarily be tho when
IN. snd nerh ued o indigrsipn and such
are the r-fnede which phycap- en-rsy pfescfb be for a
obtcf The SEANkED TOnlC contains 10 such injurious
dtrs- II disi ci from yseoihie substance which l. pro
duc.d n gca abundance the eahorc the mode yf dt
ii3n being similar 10 that which 4 used n the manufacture
81 Jamaica Spta TITS Tome disagrces with the most
delicate stomach. In the oy STAGES OF Consumption ths
medicine 10 generally - Ueft utility Consumption ocn
with disorder OF the fomar lud general debility for
which sCHENCK'S SEA-WEED TONIC "a certain rem
edy. Full directions tccompany each bottle and sold by al
Dfug,il', and Dealers.
D sCnENCk will be proeafionaliJ at his rooms No. %
Bond IT, NeT.Yofk every TUESDAY from a. m. until !,
~ but he sl~ays has supply o. medcines which be
had there s all tiIncs-
DEMAs ). BARNES Co No. 202 Brosd~.y
General Nhoesale tP,uts.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Demulccnt !
Demulcent!

DemuIcent! Denniccnt
DFMULCENTi
7-s entirely new Soap is beyond al comparison the beA
compound yet offered for
CIl1PPE0 Or TENDER HANDS, -
THE NURSERY. AND ALL TOILET UskA
Manufactured only by
T. q HIrILpS SON, No. 81 PARK ROW. N Z
Who also Offers upward Of 100 varieties oroiei and sssps
Soap. ard Candies For by al respectable deale
Euilaers Hardware, loeksIniihs Msierals C.onS
Tinrinss and Necaaiic, Tools large and Complete ~
.or-t Of article. the above line always on hsno o.
TIkOCNMORrOs Builders Hardware Depot x so. -.
poverv bt,reen Hons,or and s;anonA Goods de1vsfso
free OF charge TO airy part " the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

DISEASES or TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIS-
AsY AND SsIUAL SYsTExsEe- ard relisbe ttcatmen-in
Eep5!ts Of the uOSARD A5oCIAT1oss-nt ia sealed letter
envelopes ee olcharce Adlrs. Dr.. J. SKLLis HoUGHTos
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

ARALESs SOLDIERs The BOARD Of SUR
eYoss and tie SuKGEoS G ESERA- L. s. A. have given
sIyria honorry commendlon to the "PALsRBr Arm and
authorized IT, manufacture. The INVENTOR w give fall III
frms;ion PALMER" Leg siso OFFICES PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YoRr, bcsToS. AddIeu B. PRANK PALsEK
Surgeon Artist
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Power Pres-men'. A-.ocistioo.--A 8 special meet.

Power Fres-men'r rA-socistioo.--Ats special meet.
ins held u Miu'sry iia NO l9j Borer', on SAtChDAi
EFEAINU Apu! IT, the following employer agreed to pay
the ine.caas sskcd foT: r. O. Jenkins 9. L. Wescot
Bill. House; C. 4 Avcrd Harper Brothers Tract House
S.eke Cobb frsus Leshoi D. Appleton Ga "iiiehorn
N. Nelson. z
spccie meeting will be he'd at Military Hall mex. SAT-
URDAI EVENING Apfi D. ior the purpose % hearing
nom other oos and to taAr action The employers
J. " EVANS Secretary
American Institute Farmers Clnb.-TAe regular
s,kiy meeting 81 TIE Club viii be held IUDAl liuesdayi
Arr II at II the Institute in tho Cooper Union
s IA O'clock D. Al interested in Agriculture invited
10 attend. JOhN w. tiAMBEhS, sec y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

BEAUTIFUL LIFkLIKE PICTURES.
Cares de Ess ~ psr d31sa Duplicates 81 So All neg
siiSes rreist.Ted H. 4 Lsv No. ls2 Chshan--t., v Y
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTHERS,

M0TlEAs, MOTHERS, MUIHLAs,
Don't M 10 procure aRs WiSsIovs sooTHSe srsTr for
al a.soases nedep. the period Of ecthins chdrsa /,
relieves tho child from pain wind ooic regulates the
bowels and by giving relief and health to the ehi gvs. res,
10 the mother Twenty hve cert, bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYR.-The best in the
world Perfect naturs reliable harmless and instantaneous
eaest 1be genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BArcH8Loz-
solo by tll bruggi.ts Factory No. 81 Bhrcisy-st.
DYsPEPsIa TABLETS for Indigestion, Heart
bum Sc pared only by s. g. WILLING No 201 Centre
nd .-d LN Urug.l-l. genn.ax PIiea % cent. boz
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Tree Lecture for the People.
WENDELL PHILLIPS GARRISON ESQ,
GA Inc Bash OF tho New Republic
UlTZELBEBGER HALL No. 200 8h.av.. near 2'.ts<
WEDNESDAY EyENiSG, April %. a. o'gcck.
MlNTHORNH TOMrhlNS
President XVIII Word Unconditional Union Club.
ILl.NRN G. fAKkE. LLai.m.m Locllre Con.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Ueebe,s kitchen Ranges,
TIE DESr COOKING AffARAI Us IN USE.
SUBSTANTIAL, ECONOMICAL
iu the consumption OF coal. and
- ~ SURF BAKERS.
Put Nd and warranted by
JANIS, FOWLER KIRTLaND T. Co.,
Late James, Bctbe L Co.,
@ Corner VI Reaje, CoalTe aud Elm SIS.
Que block from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Mr. ARNOLD Un, Ill offered the following
Rr.ogd That In present condition Of the eonnir- ard
s finances Il the alive duty Of Congress % Iae TIE
taI.s largely increase the reyeDue oi the oveIn.
had thss for This purpose much higher rate Of duties shoa
u imposed on al urure imported from shrOsd aud On AZ
.ssar7es produced in the United states
Psped That the expansion Of the hank circulation o. The
country l. producing and nOu state Of shas asd
ahoud be .presed by taxing tie ssue O such state bsnk.
The above resolutions were agreed 70, the latter pS
votA of 4. against as
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
The Wtsest Statesman Can't See
the End OF this War,

From the MddIetown (Conn) Sentinel aud Wit
ness.
his declaration we find in the editorial de-
partment of the Hartford Courant of the 2lst
ult At the beginning of the war il did not
require the "wisest statesmen" nor the wisest
prophet, either secular or spiritual, nor even
the rock-penetratiug eye Of The Hartford
Courant, to see and predict not only the end
OF the war but all the holy and blessed cir
cumstances attending its prosecution, which
was to be only sixty days Job for seventy
five thousand men--au army less than the
number lost in the present campaign against
Richmond But now, after more than three
years experience of one ofthe most bloody
desolating, devastating and unnecessary wars
that ever cursed the earth, got up for partisan
purposes and kept up by the same wise
statesmen and Hartford Courant politicians
that now rule the destines of this country, we
are tsld the wisest statesmen cant tell any
! thing about when the end will come
| What an illustration this Of the wisdom,
the statesmanship, the un6tuess and utter in
competency Of such beings as Lincoln, Sew
ard, Chase, Weles, and the lens OF thousands
of shOddy contractors acting under them af.
ter having for years crucifed, aud rioted up
on the spoils of this desolate country. and
degraded US in the eyes OF every civilized ma
tion on the globe, the cooly tells us mo one
can tell when the end will come. That is, no
one, not eFen the wisest of them, can tell us
when the plunders of this Administration
will say they have stolen enough and
carried their doctrine Of extermiraton
far enough. But where did the 60
called wisest statesmen Of the Hartford Cour-
ant stamp obtain their statesmanlike wisdom
when they assured the country that they could
| subjugate the South in sixty days; that the
Southerners were all towards and would run
at the firing Of the first gun Did they gain
their views of military suhjugRtion from the
attempt of England TO subdue Us in our Rev
olutionary struggle2 of Spain to subiugate
her eoloniesf of Napoleon TO subiugate Spain2
of Austria to subjugate Italy Of Russia to
subdue Poland or from a thousand other fool
hardy, self'wise, self fconceited braggadocio pol
lticians like themselves, TO rule and domineer
over others ar better than themselves
There we're many statesmen even at the
commencement OF this unnecessary war, who
were wise enough to ste and honest enough
to tell the Lincoln, Seward, Chase, Hartford
Courantites, that they were plunging the
country into vortex hose bottom they could
not fathom whose whirlings they could not
control, whose end they could not see, not
withstsnding all their silly sixty days predic-
tions. But all such advice was secuted as the
ranting Of traitors even General Scott was
reviled as an old fogy, because he cautioned
! Lincoln and Seward against plungng the
country into this horrid, uncAlled for and in
iernal war, whose end, we are now told, not
even their wisest statesmen can see, and v hose
desolsting consequences no one can realize
i or caleulate
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

bss1a We believe the Bridgeport Standard
is opejof tboae journals that occasionally in-
Hulgs 70 The fidieulous insinuation that Dem
ocrats are not generally as reputable as their
ppponentsl What has it TO say TO the fact
that be ,ipiamops gbortionisb DR.. Jacques,
tof Bridgerbt), A4leitye from justice, who
was last year the recipient Of an executive Of.
fee by the Republican Senate Of Connecticut,
was again nominated for the same office, BY
the same body, day or two sincel Why2-
Because thessaid Doctor jacques has been
pne of the leading Republicans of Bridgeport
Suppose democratic Senate had given an
appointmeptto such a man2 There would
have been good ground for the ISLANDERS Of the
.Standafo.1 lWIz3o,J b
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

: Our States are, most of them, empires ia
themselves. Few people comprehend their
Americas States, ,as little as they do the real
character of lbe GoEeTnment, founded By
Washngto and the Fathers Of the Republic
Take these few facts, and see how they illus
trate the capacities ofone or two of the lare
er States New York has sent into the field
since April, 1867, no fewer than 304, 900 mem
An immense army. Ohio hSs sent over 200
00Ol-T Hartford Times I'd ql.t III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
Decadence or the Lincoln parry.

The numerical strength hofthe Lincoln party
is maniesty waning all over the county
with greattapidty Strong mep are falling
away from his support 10 all directions, and
strong minos are abandoning the leading
features,of his Adminsra6ou polhy in every
Slate There Are aiIthe reliable ,prosnostcs
Of general scattering OF the thinking and
suffering masses lie is regarded as a failure
upon all the great ends promised inaihe onset
respecting the rebellion, and Lincoln with an
indefinite war, or some rody else for President
who is uneommitted against terms of peace,
is beginning to be the practical issue upon
which the popular mind is swsying, with a
positively yisibly prepopdeFance in fayor ofthe
latter. - Portland Adref6ser. - -