The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-04

or in Austria, and the Presiden. sits ts-day
guarded by armed soldiery. stationed al
esrry approach leading to the Executive
mansion. So far from crushing The rebel
lion in sirty days. three years have already
pdssed aUay, and from The day the conflict
began up 10 the present. hour, The Confsdc.
rate army have net been forced beyond fhe
sound Of their guns from the dome Of the
capitol IN ghieh vs are now assembled.
The City Of Washington is to-day. as it
has been Tor three years. guarded by Fed
eral troops in oil the forts and forti6catisns
with which il is surrounded to prevent an
attack from the enemy. and as an evidence
nf the despokdency Of the Administration,
aud the unsuccessful opening Of the spring.
campaign Of the fourth year in tie progress
Of the war. the Morning Chronicle Of this
city. the Presidents organ. 10 an editorial
few mornings since. said !" Charleston
has not been taken; Lee maintains bold
front on the Rapidan; the Florida expedi.
ton was failure; the Sherman expedition
has not been success. and the rebels have
everywhere shown more vigor than they
were supposed 10 possess" Although the
sane paper. and others in support Of the Ad.
ministration. have told the country from
time to time during the past winter. that
the rebellion was crushed. and slavery was
dead that the Confederztes were desert
ing 10 whole regiments al time. coming
within eur lines, taking the oath. and de-
scribing the most horrible suffering and de-
moralization from want oil food. clo,hing,
and ill,reatmemt. yet at the very time the
people have been 90 deceived and nisled
ftom day to-day. the President calls for 500.
600 more troops. and in few weeks follows
il with an additional call for ao0. 900 mere,
making 700. 600 since The first Of January,
and over $500. 900 since the csmmence-
ment Of the war out Of .. SOC. 900 who voted
in the ss-salled 10y sl Statesst the last Presl-
dental election, when n, 900 militia we're
10 end it in twenty. or at most sixty days.
wHs ARR THK PARTY VINO ENCOURAGE AND AsE
REsroSsiBLE FOR THE wAR-THE "rEAcE"
M. LINCOLN PROPOSES TO THE SOUTH.
Mr.. Chairman: l have thus made very
brief statement Of facts as to the condition
Of the Union to-day, and for doing which
have no doubt the usual charge of "en-
coursgement for the rebels" the Prolsn-
CATION OF the war;" "the rebels are aided
By their friends on the fnor," AMI the like
charges will be repeated again BY gentle
men on the opposite side Of the House ;and.
as I have heard such charges so repeatedly
during the past iour months. say now and
here that the real friends oil the Confesle-
rates-thsse ~hs give them aid and en-
cauragement. and enable them TO carry on
the wsr-are on the opposite side Of the
House and in the control OF the govern
ment. Your con6scation resolution. voted
for and passed by The friends Of the Admin
is,ration. BY which you propose TO thrust
your hands into the coffin Of the deceased
father, and take all he may have left at his
death to his widow and innocent and unoi-
Tending children. is worth more than fifty
thousand men 10 the Confederate army.
The order issued By the President to Gen
eral Saron. dividing up and psrcelling oui
the State sf South Carolina among the ne
groe. and enterprising Yankees Of Massa-
ohusetts, gives courage. energy and rnthu'
siasm 10 the men now in arms in the Com
tederate States. The order oil the Presi.
dent 10 his military commanders in Louis.
lana and Arkansas. ard the order issued Ia
pursuance thereof By General Banks to the
people in Luuisiana--in which, by a single
dash Of his pen. he strikes out OF existencs
the Constitution and organic law Of the
State, and by virtue OF the power vested
in him as Major General, proceeds TO cal
and hold an election, and inaugurate State
officers, and set up State Government
and the legislation consummated and pro-
posed by Congress. and speeches made up
On this aoUr in support Of Radicalism, IL
s.reng gthenins the confederacy and Prolong
| ing the war. Herein. sir, 10 where the,
| End strength the true friends Of the Con.
] r.l....,, q, ~, No.kh are the nadieaI An.