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EDWARD sINTzENICH, AUCTloNEER.

- IMPORTANT SAIL ~
VALUABLE PAINTINGS AND sTATuARY.
Orleans.
EDWARD sINTZENICH viii soil q, Auoiion OF the Derby
0serirs no. tl5 Broadway, TIL rs Al and FRIDAY
~ ESiNGs feb. 10 aud 10, 1t "a O'Clock.
The private Gallery oi Painting. and Sstuary beou ding
Dr ODslaw Of kewOneens, which has been exhibition
or the past two weeks above aud TO be cold peFspto
The importance aud variety OF this collection ombrscing
does so neny works great value and rahy the Italian
French Spanish, Dutch, English and American schools oler
unusual attractions TO connoseu and lovers OF IA.
sud tie aucioneeT feels that he need do little more tina
draw the attention OF the public to this sale. Among the ex
anpes viii be found works by:
y. curscci 4. Csrsci. q. Romano.
A. del ssrtc, g. Ponssin, Domenichiuo,
Sebastian de- fiom' \. Koss fTsncis,
DO tisoh Corredo
D. hcci, Z. do Certona Lucnrei,
Z. Marstti, ysndernee, Berghem
IiDtorett0, Iobbima, Beth
Rnysde., Pynsker Ostads
,uyP MoUch-Ion, Ihirosse,
WeennS, Arois, Snyders
fcshor, Osnsborough, MoIlsnd, &c.
LallcInaud,
ALSO A SUPERB
fOkTHAIT OF WASHINGTON, by GILBERT SrJ ART
THE STATEARY
includes some tine antiques and also modern Ssnary b.
hartolDi aud others The collection 10 exhibition and
ca.oguos ready. Catalogues viii DO ded on
to the Aac'ioneer, No. 6io Broadway.
Hides and TALLOW at PUBLIC AUG.
mi0N-Will be offered at public auction al Y O'Clock
M on TUESDAY, the ?i day Of February at the Monument
Yard, In he City Of Wsshins ton, about
1000 sALTED BEEF HIDES, and
$1,000 pounds OF TALLOW, a. good condition
1onns-Cs'h ia Government funds.
q. BELL It, Col. 4 c. y.
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~
N MITTEH Of the Metropolitan Fair IN Ad Of the United
States Sanitary Commission, Office No. ~ brosdUty
Tho above Committee take this method % calling tAe hien
ton Of the Fire Department generally TO The necessity o. I'm
ine seton their part, Ia order 10 suceesauis sco
pish our share OF this pTaisewoIihy object.
Fire Con- panies that have not already nsde the nF''h,
arrangements earnestly requested 20 call special citing
and appoint committees from their ecive and honorary msn
bors 70 take the MISTER IN charge. -.
10 the ESemp, fTouon who have no particular company
associations and the public generally, tbe COMMITTEE earn
c.y appeal contributions either oil money or t.re' o.
yalue -,
Fire Department, In The adjoining titles and throughout The
State rre 30 on with the N-wl OH fe Depart
meht an alng 'his ehis1l'
prominent position In the Fair hss been allotted 10 we
Fire Department. and wall be under the eses ehgs vi TIC
Committee.
Contributions be the No "a Broadway
where they viii be received and &c know edged
The Executive Committee will be In daily ATTENDANCE. 81 ir
receiving pot and viii furneh niofna,ioa Desired
Firrme "a and the public 81 invited 10 call 80
WM ". WIChHAM Chairman 0sneFsi coinmiWes
LAWRENCE TAILOR. Secretary.
A J. Ir.s4sssf
BrRcUI1yE Cogsffrsr
Hon. C. Godfrey 0unhef Chief Engineer John Decker.
John Garcia, John X. Paii.
SylysEus j. Macy, Robert Mc0ginness,
AlouFO slOte.
III. MILLER, Chairman.
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10y JAMES NJ. MILLER.
- 0fiice, No. 20 Pine s,.

THURSDAY Feb. ?5 1864
~ II o'clot will BE- SOLD at the Exchange Sseuoom No.
III Broadwsy under the direction Of sam III JONES,
esq.. Referee.
No 3 Walkers,.-HOUSF snd LOT
Nos no and J6i Mott.t.-HOusFS ard LOTS.
Nos Hl go! 500 $40 aI2 3ls and SIC Broo.ne t-IIOUsES
aud LOTS.
kos III aud ll3 Blsecier ,,.-HOUSEs and LOTS.
hos iIs Az. A, south west corner Of 9TH s-HOUSE and
LOT
No. - ahav south east corner OF 10Th ,t-HOusE aud
LOT
Aso IN be Sold under the direction Of ETeeutor the vag-
abls CORPORATION LEASES OF Nos. s. snIss Chatham
and Nos s5 aid 2Jj WlAnst Also Ia No. n Bank
tho three story DWELLING with all the modern improve
eats Also No ~ White Il, two story DWELLING. Also
the valuable PROPERTY south west corner Of Washngon
an Behumess Al.oNo 2s 80 with three.,ory BtiCk
DWELLING with STORE. Also the LEASES Vi No. ~
Auiiy st. and No. 100 Christophcrst.
Maps and full particulars at the Oftce.
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Sales bp Nnttiott.
A J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., will Sell

A BLEECKER, SON g. Co., will SELL
"A. at AUCTION on THURSDAY, March ,, at u o'clock,
the Exchange slssro9m No ~ Tssytrs olTyON
EXECUTORS SALE P ~ r1TrT6R W 'A"N'
MADISON sTThe l.tory and attic brck house, NO. ts
between Pike and MIle,st Size Of house 2'aa n good
order and consns gas cro,on Lot 2sao with ken.e1
lease s Nay 10 l -, w sSna an 'he ''o'
coENs sLh .ory t!ss % S ;;S Sn. s snd
'e FR3Sr sThe s.ory brick store and O No.
Is bot Broad end Mo0,si sod hs nearly now Occupied
nonT and odnce store situated near the Corn I1eh"hse
Maps &c. a. No. II Cedar't
4 J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell ell
Auction TyEs ~ Hd FsS e oS%ns slas
be property BY by order Of the Supreme Court under the
sf@n fiSU Ne between Bedford
and Varick sts. north fide. 80 , II, ,,,.,.r
BROOME-ST.-Prenis No. 81, ,oo'h nde' between
A J. BLEECKER, SON d Co; will sell a. at
n. auction on TUESDAY, FEB. ~ at IL O'CLOCK ~ '"e
s On sosTS Iors en- ths south side commencing 90
On AvENIE BIZ LOTS on Tie ives. side, commencing
at he south westerly corner Of sia SIZE % The ss' tos
oGice, 30 n Csdar.st., sdoinns Bank OF Commerce.
4 J. BLEECKER, SON q Co., will sell at
N. AUCTION, TUESDAY, FEB. 20, i16i at u o'clock at
the Ersss S ~ 10 g 81 'Ss
Booe and Grand in good order, and contains gas baths
water Nc Seventy per remain bond and mortgage
Maps &C., ri No. II Cedar st.
4 j. BLEECKER, son & Co., will sell
~. AZ nnc,on TUESDAY Feb o. Il u o'clock at the
Eabango salcsroo No Ill Broadway the valuable 3'tory
RIk HOUSE and LOT No. los Prince -, north side, bet
Mercer and Ueenets House 25x43 lot 25Iic0 The house
is well bnllt and in good order pofen can remain OF
Bond and Mortgage al q cert, Maps, &c. at No u cedar
4 J. BLEECKER, son g. Co., will sell
IA on FRIDAY Feb. 20, 1854, at u O'Clock, at the -
change salesroom. SO. III Broatway, - -
UiNDsOME ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE on
No U East j9tht south side Of row OF between rsk
and Lexington avenues Is IN perfect ofdr ana as s,ne
modern improvements servants staircase, &C. Possession
May l, 1894. Size about 2OAi block.
Tor Maps, terms, 1e apply to the anetoneeI oedsl "
4 DRIAN II. MULLER will SELL by AUG
N TON, at II o'clock, on THURSDAY NEXI At No III
Broadway very nice HOUSE, No i07 ihs. Leased I" o
7ears at ! 80, lease may be bought of
MoHRIs WILKINS, Auconeer
by T.. H.. l. U ID Low ~ Co.
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
U,sIABLIsHED IN 1880
Sales OF REAL ESTATE by auction and by private cont nct
Auction sale. of REAL ESTATE, BONDS, STOCKS, &C..
TURSITURE sales the residences OF owners aud out.
door sae general attended to on The most favorable term,
A. ~ MrRwrv. AaciioneeE
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ID ing. No, ss4 and 500 Broadway q Books. Sta
onery Pictures Works u Art kancy Goods Furniture &c
Ia WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
II Feb II and 10, at clock.
SUPERB BOOKS-Being a. private Library OF elegant En
gsh editions in and calf bndns Of coce standard
and Illustrated Works; many Of them Of the mosiex
CHI c.nsd al
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Jrsr READY. - ,,
- vrrcrft,J cKETCUES-Bv Elise Polke.-

YIUSICAL SKETCHES.-By Elise folEe.-
Nl Translated from the sixth German edition; os a. ~
Fuller yo lsmo On iinsS Ps8PsG5; ,f fl WS,oMEVEded
,h a., ntod 1.ton and notes eossara and ctica oS ii'
Hiram Corson i6mo Cloth Price ~ c9n tt NAN or
TIIE MN OF TIE NORTH. AM 1IiN ~, 49, toi
srfiE soIjIU; or THR ISFLUENE OF tlisAIE go
,n,, the Fepcb Of CL Victor de BOnstetten lNol UNIV
e'o"'' i'i'e & LTYPOLDT, Pub isheT, 1900,
No. 1873 Chestnut.st, J. miadeilh"'
Newly ors-F. w. CHRlSTERN,
No. 16j Broadway.
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,.o ADRIAN H. MULLER Auctoneer
<OU1H and WATER-STS.--Will he sold al
81 -, AUCTION on THURSDAY Feb 10, at the Exchange
csesooms No. III Broadway a II O'Clock tho very vnlnbe
pat Of LAND with the frstoass fye story Brf WARE
HOUSE thereon Known Nos. 2J end AZ South IT., extend
each street by 100 feet in Depth The building wss erected
isOV IN tho most subssnal msrner for storseei 10 inch
Ppeft v ''"'s'Hsc'
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EARM HANDS ENGRAVING

L'ARM HANDS EMlGRAT1NG.-Theu nder'
signed Irish Farmer, having come 70 tLs country 70
select HON. for himself l. returning bring hi family
He has many acquainisnces FlRSTRATE FARM HANDs
Single and young with their wives OF the best Gas,
Of work peope no will be glad 10 come out a. once ~
THEY CAN HAVE THEIR PASSAGE PAID from onecns-
town. They win bind themselves 10 work year iI
vares-the the 90 be deducted The SUB
.rber Requires good references from those sending and can
satisfy any regard to his Peronal responsibility Apply
hefnre Shfnrdar. DAWSON HUNT. TAnnhny HoteL
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Wamts.

A vol NG GERMAN GIRL wishes q sltua'
~ ton as a CT AMBERMAID or sEAMSTRfss mar,
speoabc family Call a No. l6i hst, fourth ,t,iyi ION
Al N. 40 ! ID.
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60 iUbcm it man Conrcrn.

4 MOTHER, who has lost her husband,
~ yvi.b.s 20 ADOPT 10 some Kind person her INFANT
SON three month. old very healthy dak hair and eye aud
of American parentase. Address NJ j., Tribune ouee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Valuable WHARF PROPERTY, 200 Il. by 90 a. aeep
including thereon History Frame Building 10 ~ "
with; large sheds attached each end of " a ,qare
which i. contained very good Eugine2s hone pow'wt
two good BOien 20 in. by 40 f. long and about go hes
Planning Machine two Sitting Ssws-one up srd down 81
circular and three Ripping Circular Ssws, &c. AID
SAID property Is situated within the Limits Of tue brogh
EsstSn. Penn. rlong the River Leigh, well wb ed VII,
stone and has the advantage of the lumber srd eoe
SAID whag the Lehish Dam which l. the oI.nr 20 a
Lehig Delaware and Morris Canals leading rnae. PHn
Nel orb and Manch Chunk and also within close escn
three different railroads leading the above usm'd psees
The ABOVE named property viii be offered at pIvse Una
The Sth day Of March next and not sold Wal &c pc
lively SOLD At public sale the sad 18th day hsrn
The afternoon, when the terms AID ,ordin WI
made know By THOS DESHLER-Easton, Jsr. q, so4
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ALLREsPECTABLEFAMlLIEs, BOARD
~ lN0HOUSES, and HOTELS. be .rp.ed via
good SERVANTS from sln,ons Pro,esta, and ,s obei
Mrs lpRkSrONS Office, marble baldils Ne. u 1T sv
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~ Any Of he above Works by mail poet paid on re
eeipt Of price.
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i'ARM for SALE at AUCTION.-JAMESM NJ.
L. MILLER will ssl on SATURDAY, Feb. 70, =, ecloef
40 acres Of LAND at White Plains, without issse En
view sp- and further particulars inquire at The Vne No.
IS Pines.
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Mem pnbiitaiioitS

z11,rD WHITE and BLUE Serbs
KpN' NOW READY
LYRICS OF Loyalty.
DIR sEsf POETS.
rdted b7 FRANK moore
Contai1iug 1850 Spirited
SONGS and POEMS, ny s,..
.xr WHITTIER foLs..
IosefELiow sn5 sToDpsRp,
WILLIS, $500 and
DoAh"' ONE HUNDRED oTHlHs. a.. drawing
., ,irtea and done up a.d suitable Tor 'he U''''
soJ ''""' i roorl the camp
Price ST.
Sent by mail free On receipt OF the pr'O"
Address TnB TRIBUNE, New fefki Oh W.
puhli,ber No. al Broadway.
7. SONGS OF THE SOLplE;EESsiI BALLADS OF TIE
IL Personal AND PoLI4l0"A
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ALL in wan, Of COMPETENT HE'LL. Male

"a Female. for City Country such ts teacIr-s
,iei. Clerks. Poiers Private Servants. Csrdents fs
hand., small Grs Cooks, Chambernsids, WSifs.sfs Nus.
Sesn. ressrs Laundresscs General House wogkti en y
mned,'elv stated ut Employment House, No iss ilh't
t6fH,fb.hsv
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IL fsprnr puruosr, a, low NJ, q. and ssyor.ts ,,ra,
Quantities ~ suit purchasers El1abethpolt ~ j. Appy
" K. II. KELLOGG, Nc. ls9 Psortsl, Y
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E'OR SALE-The extra-wide, thoroughly.
Il bull thee story -anda,tic HOUSE and -FOUR Ltns',
ground No 1853 Presdents, Brooklyn. Horse built b h.
0es manner By days work he's oil the modem np,os
men. psr.ors and balls resos1 oase % eet via. wa,
be sod without the tdoink lots Il desired Appyt 20
KELLOGG, No. lJy Pearl-st Ny.
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A J. BLEECKER, son q Co., VIII sell
n At A.ction ON TUESDAY Feb. a. at II oc!och, at The
Frs.nse saloSroon, No. III Broadway, the following vaina
he property by by order the Supreme Court under n'
direction OF DAYTON Hobart, esq Referee. - n ,.xj
"CkpWINF-ST-PrenisesN Noe 81 and Co. between bedorC
aud Varck sts north aide. - -, -, IA, ,,,.,.,
BROOME-ST.-Prenises No. 81, tooth ode' pe'"oe'
R,oadysy and Crosby-st.
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NVANrED-A young Man competent 70 nj
W the position Of CASHIER end BoOkktEPfh ~
h,i chs, Dry Goods Store IN the interior. Adcfss eHSHN
Box NJ. 5.2s2 New-lork Post.ofhse.
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EOR SALE--A very desirable COUNTRY
L SEAT with acres OF Land; price g. eco A'o, AMI
u,be FARM Of IT, acres; price 1900. Bosh
70 cy by railroad Must 6e sold this y.sr 10
quire OF JOHN STEVENS Mount Venom, u New iira
Railroad.
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GRAND REAL ESTATE RATTLE
TWELVE IMPROVED FARMS,
1888 ACRES OF LAND,
To bs subivided In Farms Of 20 70 leo es
situated in Lewis County Ky ~ miles above Ins ne
the Ohio River Title perfect Fer delsiIs snd f cesrS
ton refer TO local eyents.
Asea. FOX the sale Of tickets in this enterprise waited
every city county, and town 10 the country Eos i psnes
lsgs AID circular address J. H. SMITH 90,
No 60 West 3d-st., Cp,Insti
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EOR SALE-2U, 100 acres IOWA LANDS.
IL OF The Dubuque and Pacific Grant, lying between Poi
Dodge aud the Mississippi River. premium paid 70!
the privilege Of selecting these lands They Of lie kl
qaly and adjacent to the Dubuque and Pacific Posd T,
arel aud others wishing emigratc West thsy VII be sN
foT approved securities very favorable terms and S
Ne,v.York. w. L. BARNES, Agent, No ,e2 Broadway.
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:. nODy "BRAIN AND SOuL."--EIIH,II
tCDh1I Tne origin OF Races and Probable Desu,
~, PHYsoGoeY66ee Bodily S os inoecto' nd
Abnses.' fhhpfuiVSI0GNONY-" Signs Of ChLscter ana
ES~ % Read T5eE'' Eye SS'fi GIcY the SCI
ehn o., s mans relations to tins life and 70 re le
come The whole comprising 'Fs Ssrnyne in the
k2X6TN0I Ot;IC AZ JOURNAL fer 1894 Single huIhoe''
e. fYst ro,t IS cents, or ~ 5Oa year; address
~ ""i''' FOWLER WELLS, ",
No 3O8 broadway, Sew-foTh
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L1OR SALE-HOUsE and LOT No. Is LEI.

Il ington sv
House and Lot No. East 30.h-st.
House and Lot No. 203 East l9ths.
House and Lot East ltth-st.
House and Lot No. lis Ludlow st
House sud Lot No. IA 6th-st.
Horse and Lot No. Ill Broomest.
Also Honses aid Lots Nos 20 Stanton and 49, P,rtA
Apply 70 JAMES CARR, No Sta iolst
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j. IsLIP Long Island containing small House. Bsr md
oher Out,uinzs with ten OF Land part nndsr egs
ton well stocked with small Fruit young Peach Trees yen,
Apple Treos. Grapes, &c. tppyto O; ii. YOUNG 'sadG
bi lending staten Island, y. u ~ B.-Sevsn tcrss a1
Land can be mad ifrequiTed.
, 1864-03-24
POLITICAL.

A joint session Of The Pennsylvania Legis-
1ature was held Wednesday, to elect State
Treasurer. Henry D. Moore [Union) was
elected by 90 votes against So.
p. Metcalf, the Union candidate ior May
or OF E1ie, Pa., was elected on the 18th inst,
by sGc majority. ,.-s- j.. :.
The following is the complete vote for
Governor Of the Granite State By counties,
excluding GoHsto"n, where tho Coppcrheads
by violence prevented m election, reducing
our majority about SO:
, 1864-03-24


There is considerable feeling exhibited by
theUnion men in view Of the approaching cleo:
Judge MulEey, who is the candidate for The
Democratic party, Is very obnoxious to the
Union men on account Of his ultra Copper
head sentiments. Hawas formerly member
Of the r G; G., and was given public din
ner By the knights, after his release from the
old Capital prison What the Union men
need is good thorough organization Let
= man Of the right stamp be brought forward
IS candidate, and many Democratic. votes
wonld be secured for him The Cppperhtads
are already hard at work. The Jonesboro
Ga*ehs has been revived and a Copperhead pa:
per called the 1acksonian KentUator, Is soon to.
make its appearance in Dc Soto, jackson Co.
It is to be . josh Aliens organ. Josh is at
home, busy laying his plans for the cam
'pafgn2 The Copperheads are confident of
success, and unless Union men bestir them.
selves, the election Of Judge Mulkey viii IN ;:
aoubtedlJ be the result lam glad to notice,
however, that the Unionists have already :be.,:'
gun to feel the need Of action in some por.
nons Of the district. I learn that the
Carbonda1e 7smes, the first Democratic
paper in the State, Ia to take stand
, 1864-03-24
-::-1s64:
Tr1r1 ~


->~~AH-6s~A1
'isss-E.stm, m o1er Gilmore. ans; Gilmore and
Hartman together over Eastman, SD. 1s'":,'4t'
It is now believed that the fifth. Union
/ Councillor is elected. ,Four of the FIVE surely.
are. The Senate stands nine Union to three
Democratic. The Honse stands }tEo hnn-
dred and five. Union to one hundred and
:elght, with three Of. four to, be heard from.
Daniel Marcy pem. WIS last year chosen
to Congress from the. eastern {Portsmouth)
district by eighty majority. That district.
now gives 2,0os against his party on an in
~creased aggregate vote: Mr.. Marcy may con-
slider himself instructed not to run again.
: THE True Fig, a new Union paper start
ed .at Louisiana, Pike county, the home of
Senator Henderson, to which he has inst been
making visit, thus all1des to aspeech mndc'
by that Senator ut that place on the 12th
Instant;
$ Henderson, Loyelace and Anderson made speech
"a LAST Saturday evening at the hall. Senator Hen
derson took decided grounds for = new Convention,
sn declared hmss T. h,of O. a5,s
HILL hos. B. Allin, Of Lafayette, and Others, who
~javc recently eieued call for Coorention osthis
State to send delegates to the Baltimore conven;
ton were sincere Ae said tnat they e. 1s95 ~ ana
plJ to further their own political ends Hetho1sht
they would be kicked out Of the Baltimore Con-
AK io7 admission into the coppefhead Convention.
Senator Henderson took decided radical POSI-
Gon. and was repeatedly and enthusiastically ap-
The Republican State Convention Of
Michigan meets at Detroit on the 18th of
May.
, 1864-03-24

Kentucky would have been full OF Union
troops in three weeks, and that without
troubling the armies In front Aud If cle.n
work had not been made OF the business this
time there Is no fire in flint and no terror in
retribution. Tha Emancipation Proclama-
ton might have been applied to Kentucky,
and by the time the fray had been over, pair
Of blQck legs had not been left in the State
except as belonging to soldier.
All this has been passed by, in the prev
alcnce Of wiser -connselss md .-by. the aid Of
more patriotic men. But We are warned
once mort, Il we needed the Tarnins-and It
seems that some dove are warned that
shareholders arc rebels Of necessity; that Is,
while: adher1ng, to slavery, and; reasoning
and working for It's interests. And this be-.
cause It is their misfortune ast vel! as their
fault Thet truths, that slavery has Its own!
peculiar interests. 1t involves necessities
which can no more be put from 1t than
dampness can be pnt from dew, or hardness
eliminated from. solid granite. ~:.A1l thes9
slave interests and necessities are opposed to
freedom, They conflict with the genius ofour
government. They work Like decay, or like
IRE. on the ugaments which hold us Id
union.
Slavery lis. the author Of the extreme
doctrine of % State Rights" It's the author
of secession. Secession inhcres in 1t as yolk
goes IN an egg. Take It out, and you hAye
m cggshel.-- -. ~ -. t.u1
Kentucky wants slavery. She is welded
to that hidcous -hlack Idol She wsrahips II
as Hindoo does monkey or an ALLIGATOR.
She has been shaping all her course to save
that thing sincethe war: begun. She liked
the Union well enough, only so the Union
would give her Slavery safe and sound; 9th
crwise she would go with the Conlederacy.
After long while she made up her mind
that the Union woh1d be safest fer the Insti-
tuition. But che sees that the war can only
put down the rebellion In pcrmanency by d.
stroying Slavery; and she 1epents OF her
Unionism and would after all turn traitor.
But We rejoice that her SONS are not all de-
generate. There is salt enough In the State
to save it Yet, the attempt has gone far
enough to show us what is to Be done; aud
that till Slavery is destroyed in Kentucky
there is no hope In that State. Now let the
Black Dragon die there as 1t does in Louis
lima and Tennessee. There ia no such thing
as permanent, safe, true loyalty, with It In
existence Slnyery Is rebellion