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EfoE the American RalirOsd Journal, Nay al
Il is natural enough when the onsy market
Of q coulay is greatly disturbed, when long
settled values ehange their relations, Whea
speculation lakes the place Of regular business,
aad gold becomes scsTce and incenyer,i5le into
currency excsps a. large Differences, that should
receive grave and constant considerations that
such alarm vt impending eonsea aaeaees should
bs met by large classes Of the people with fxsd
incomes, aud, OF the other hand, tha, those who
have in Charge ths G0snelal system of the c9un-
ify should feel the deep responsibility which
rests upon them.
The last is principally tie feelisg enssrtaiaed
By the present Secretary Of the Treasury, IN
expeetedly called On to provide ways and means
in thousands Of mill ms for sappTsssing al ua-
natural aud gigantic rabsilion, and involving an
outlay of moa8y spd Of lifn unparalleled Ia mod
ern times A minister of france placed in such
a position might well be paFdoasd for many mis-
taxes bug in this case, Whatsgaf of evil has foi-'
lowed or may follow bis policy is light and
bssFAble in comparison Hish t1e utter rum, na
ti0nsl and pncuaiary, which would nave followed
tae want Of adequate means, st tie moment Of
tae public danger, and il Eais cur CREST -neees-
sity.
We had to decide en- and seesptg tai public
ard private bankruptcy, = dismsih aens OF
the Union, comPess disinlegrsFN Of the
e5rda1t republics, the loas Of OJf present nation
atty, commerce and power, with local burdens
of the mast inl5leTabls character, or to adhare,
e. ell cost Of money, % oar former Institutions
Though each dsSeAR was drop OF blood sso
really had -litils choice. Aad We have accepted
the latter alternative, wisely, IS events have
shown, and viii further show, when the eurtsin
shall drop and shut out the traitors who havs
bson basy so long on the stage wIlh their mortal
weapons
No enc can doubt the perfect ability OF this
couotry to recover itself from its financial an
sarrassmenis. Il has bsea our study 10 show
our readers, IL the darkest hours OF TINS eonlsst
cur inexbsnstibie resources, our unchecked pro
rgsss, cur ability to. sustain tsxa0on, aud 10.
prove that cur uationA-debt, if it shall finally
reach two thousand millions Of dollars, viii,
even as early as tee next census, be no more
fhaa = ezarge Of about seven per cant on the
| real and personal property Of the country
As it is becoming tas essential opinion Of the
people that this war is scar is close, that AT
/ but tAs rebel leaders IN ne Soaih are weary Of
it, and that tue Operations OF our armies, now
conducted By real generals. are assuming 3 de-
" character, Wetaal TO tie c3asiderstioa al
.nis time Of subjects having an imnsdiats bear
ing on the money marzst and iarasgh is, On
the otAer interests inyeislng ms usas, tho en-,
pl0yment, and the iHyessEents Of capital
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taken mp and their capabilities Of production
more taorc-Shly developed and msds tao sul,
lect ot more S9mprehensivs and general invss.
tigahon than they ksvs ever yet received: and 4
is also important that this branch Of o1r uaticu-
al industry should be mont speedily ana eFs ).
ually developed with the smallest possible wassa
Of money.
Copper has been known fFoa the most remote
Perioas- In the early history Of natioRs iss use
has slWsys preceded that Of iron; aud bronze
has been the material for great variety Of tools
beiore the art Of working steel had been learned.
Is Is one OF the most vsiuahs of metals, and
the consumption Of il is very rapidly Increasing
and Is now in grsat demand. Among ali the
forms N which the metsllfsroas ores oceur. that
Of the true veins Is of much the greatest In.
Porta es, which renders lhis section OF sueh
vast interest, since the true fIssurs vein Is pre-
dominant, and is now found entirely ternins-
ting IN depth. There is = variety Of orss IA the
mines OF this section. The most notable are
the copper pyrites, or yellow copper ore, tho GOD
per glance and ths red cxde and black oxide Of
eombinafiouS With oxygen and chloride The
black and red exide, well as the copper
glance are very valuable ores, but
not so much SO as the copper pyritcs.
which Is the great ore, and IS The prin-
eipal ore of the Wolf cresk. Cherry gap and
EanderRslik mines Of this county, and ara en-
Ersly iree iram thste arsenic sulphatss so con-
mon 10 most capner uriuas
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4sh assarein Rns,n,Ean.

List Of Casualties in An Battalion Georgia harpsbeot
ers,-Tyier's Brigade, from Commsncemsut OF Cam
paisn At Dalton, May g. to June q, 1861:
Field ard Staff Wounded: Ssrgt Mai WaIter Gary,
hip, seriously.
Company A. Capt Kendall ccmd'g-Killed: Sergt A
" Seurry. Wounded: lssae Cash hip, sey; o \ Dean,
leg and arm sew David Watiey head, sit; Collns
abdomen, mortallTi - Palmer, arm, sit; Parker,
back Sit; Andrew Adams hRad, ssy; J Lane. hand,
Sit VIM Bird, hand, s James CAroley, head severe;
Spence Moere, leg -ampniated.
Company B, Lieut. Hightower comd'g-Wounded
Sergts ChRs Strothsr leg sit; P h Taylor hip. slight;
David Oliver, head, s Wn Howard hand sit; How.
ard side, siRbE
Company o Capt Turner eomd'g-Vou sergts
" Burgess. knee, sev; BloOdworth leg. rev; pri-
Yates J NJ Hunt arm, SIT; P D Bucham, hand, w Q
Cothern, hips, sevsrs W Burke, foot, sew; Yer
non, head sew W Cromss, hips sev; Thos Poteraeld
hack ser~-z-
Totsl II, wounded 7-2s.
J. c. TREADWBLL, Asst Surgeon.
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FROM PsrERsBURG -rhs Columbia 8ssr-
aiaS, Of tho 24sh, says it has had tho plssssrs
Of meeting an inssiHgsni oficer, who Iefs Pg-
tsfsburg on the 20;b, His account corrobors,es
he fun accounts in cur cOlpmns this morning.
Hs ststss ihas previous to the sfgivai Of esasrsl
Lees tsoaps, General Bssursgard held. the ei,y
silh 12e00 man sgaias. the shols Of G,sst's
force. who eoald have tsssz the city if thov had
hsd me eoupgs to attsnpt il. He eonears in
ne opinion expressed By enc Of illo RiebmoDd
papers, hat Gen. BssoTegagd's dessnse Of tie
city, pzdsr the circumstances, is eHc Of tks most
siiiiisnt aeeievs3isatg Of The war and bss addsd
fresh lsarsls to ais veil won repatsiios. This
ofheer iurghsE says thst the una os ;;Isrcs s,
lels IN the ability ef caT Toops 70 hoid ths 80.
although e may be imprscEeaois 70 disloios sss
enemy 4om nis rrssens Posisi0n. TIE Dfobs-
billy Is, iEelssoIe. thAs the sisRs IF Pts.s 49,.
sil tusa ca. Ike that Of Charleslon--aa ipvs-s,
msRt oa one side only-i0 tsEminass In s-,i,,-..
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q CORKE0rEON.

ENrERPRIsE, MISS June 20lh 1861
RDr1essS APPEAL Your issue Of the l5sh Instant
states an the authority OF the Meridian Clarion that
Captain swanson, who had deserted to the enemy, "
and been retsEeR, had, "zt the time bis
dsssrtion, held commission quartsrr~~ In our
army" have the authority Of the ell ems Of Ray
m0nd who had long kDO aid Swanson, for the state
ment, that be never held sueh commission but that
he simply Judge Advocate for militia regiment
Il matters little what be or was not before be de.
serted but TIE uaprtunse fraternity Of quartsymassrx
has enough both deserved and undeserved to bssr
Yours, truly, ONE OF EN-
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To COREEsPoSBESTs Corps, division,
bFigtds and company ofisers sending lists Of
casualties in their respective commsnds would
confer favor upon the printer by sending sbsir
reports in q shspe Ike the following Cssusl-
tiss ia Smiths brigade, Tennessee troops, Ist
rsgimsnt-Csl. Jones, wounded, slight; Captain
Damn, killed; sergt Glover, side, severe; Thos.
White, neck, slighF John Jones' abdomen, NOR
tai, co B; etc, placing the men from each ate
1edsr one head and classifying them according
to regiments and companies.
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a HEROINE An incident iEus-rasiFs Of e.
Easla courage and c0oluess in. dsoger occurred
in lhis CITY on Wednesday, mernilg Z last WHICH
Is worthy Of being rsesEa1i BsrFssn and 5
o'clock ca fhsl m0Eaing > Widos lady. fssiiIug
On FsnHiek street, was assaksnsd from ssr
3 nrnbeEs by the roiss Of some 11s eniering rs
hcuse. AIi8iug ir0pa her 6sd, shs hastily but
Eoissleasiy dressed 1arss.i, azd, ssiziaga . piace
e an~eid ehisei--5s.Bg aaasls TO fud 1istol
which she tad IN th1 hsHse-she pKceseeed IN
ths direction % t3s noise sad di5c0Fezad the
inlIzdsr 70 be q lnrge-sss1 hufly BoEro ulEn.
Nothing da1ated, cur hsE9iaa presented he
piece Of ehisol ss TIE negros breast saf de-
asaGed his immediate and uncondiEOs-al sur-
rsaders QaAilhg before toe frames and tv-
dent dsses ninaliln Of the brave lsdy, Is con-
DlIad with kel dslsLa; Ehsfszpou shs or 8 Il
INN to 20 Wisa Der, and ae.saiiF led aiaa 70 The
jail as 3 o'cieck yaslerisy marnins, Nhsa sha
dsliYsIsd ATM ever 70 aEf Wsr1hs isslor, Nr. r
C Badges. Oar irisnd Bsiag-s vas 81 aston
isbsj a. ths biasaTg az. aaIizF 9f Is l4a7 thst
he told her % ssks hia hat cI asgi
IN ihs jal. This blage Woaal hat
eer u shs h0sss a. ne dm5 Ct ih
aud presented al examrle Of COO
undsunled bravery uhiea SEOUL
sell te oiha-a Nao may la uHseE
IN = siasliar unpleasant sisus
ceastiSsh0aaiisss
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COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS
BEFORE THEN. The Mobile AdvsTtissr and
Register learns from private source, entitled to
the fullest credit, that Jsre Clemens has emigrs-
ted frsm HUNTSVILLE to Philadelphia, with the
Intention. i. is understood, ef residiog psrms-
nsnHy al abe North. DR.. Wilkinson hiss also
removed to Philadelphia, Ssroni and Powers to
Louisville, ana Young, who kept drug store,
to S. Louis. All these are joints II the South
eTn tail Of the Ysnkee Minotsur in North Ala
bama. Their departure just now locks ss II, in
the light Of coming events, they considered
thar situation rsskar pTeca rious.
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MEXICAN NEws.--A late arrival at New. Or
leaas frcm rampicO briggs the information that
the French had whipped the Msxicans at Tus-
pan, and capsured the fort with four pieces Of
artillery. They now occupy the town. II
ia statsd that reinfOrcemsnts were expected
at TampicOi among them a body Of eight
hundred Arabs, which is rather q strange
commodity, we imagine. As soon as they az
rive expeditions are to be made to act ia the in
tssioE, on Lhs gaeEEllIa plan, we suppose.
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32d 1snaessss Rsziment
Field and Staf-woundsd: col Ed O Cook srm and
beast, svri mai Jno heGuires, shoulder svr.
COMPANY A-wounded; Lieut. II Tucker, arm, svr;
corp Wm Paterson, shoulder, svr; S NJ WAkehed leg
svri Il 4 woodward, arm, svr; W Lsmmonds, hand,
slight
Company B--wounded; I'd Lisut G N Burch, face svr;
segt W Maynsld, thigh, svr; corp n r Wilkinson
thigh, svr, J Lewis leg, ayr
Company C-Kined Joseph Crabb. Wounded: Sgt
q y Poleet, foot, sew Corp Richardson. arm sew;
I f Davis, ARM SIT B Scott, leg, sit; N Sandy,
shoulder, sit.
Company D-Kiled: Corp Chapman wound
ed; Sergt W d Irwin, shoulder sew; Lsath, lnngs
mortsllyi J II Bowman, arm, sey; Capt McCsul
breast
Company E-Woundsd Corp W vanhooser. arm
LesthervoOd, arm, sit; NJ K Mcdonald, hsad. t.
II Knight, arm side and legs painful.
Company F-Killed; Corp J II DOss, A Williford.
wounded; lst Lieut. D HArmonds, side and ankle
sit; Ssrgt Jas Moore. ankle. sit; Randolph head
sit; Joseph Moore, hip slt J Porch, bowels, sew.
Company G-Wounded: Capt 2 h all hip, sevsre;
Lieut. q Sanford, hip, slti Sergt Leonard thigh
ST; Sergt Alexander. breast sit; w Blls side
sti J n Leonard, thigh Sit Graves foot sit; W L
sanders thigh, sl; W Walker, and side, severe;
b Harlett knee, sew; J W Wood ward side slt
Company H-Wouuded: Capt J f Togg leg, sit; I'd
Lieut. L Bordsnhamer. hip, ssV; L Booth head sit
Ihos Eze arm, sew ThOs HOpsOn, thigh, serious;
Hale hapd sew; Smi b. head. sit; W Smith thigh
sev Mi=siag Stephen Randolph
Company I-WoUnded CaptW A Sumner arm and
leg, cit; Sergt < Asup, breast sit; SerEt G Hop.
per- hsRd, SIT w Guner, arm sit; w Hobbs, thigh
sit JET Polly, arm, sew Abner Summers bowels dan
gerous; n Summers
Company K-Woundsd; TboE Long, foot, sew; Tim.
othy Csilsbury, ann, sew SaDl Montgomery, face,
sit W Sanders, breast seE; VIM Simnona, leg, sit;
Sandeis leg, ST.
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sS0O REggARD

W III. te I'D fog he sIpre-eu-ltu and delivery
w in aly sElv ID, e. tkas ear eat ths following
kegrless
1LAAhssEE, DARK copper cocr, gHsaty-sis years
Cd EurcEsd IuzaH d tge teeL tgl inches
kigL. a Eefy nae loohl1G tcii9H.
aGlAG Gh ElElk LrgcElg -GVs Fezss clc, I've teei
= saFer Inches r-11. Weighs cne AuzoreG gEd aitg
! An q fld W. ralsse L4 Lls ioW eCnHlET.
EHIL2F, s=-lzs twsn4yTour JeaIs cd, ave feei
eight ilcEsa LlEas WsslH cue alucTed a1c eiehf5
pouEos, slszLs FaIg asa-.
SaAkr1hs cla-z. eve iaet "a in9be8 = n y siglt
buHdi saa lorg so11s Tauno sliea 1ers, tbisk
hps, Large znsutls tssrnly gears si1.
IDs1, D-soz ase fslt Lius l-c11s kil-a se gh1sPne
luRatez seventy GFt peuacs, rsrsGiT aeF1a ysarl
5.e, ss4.ts.B Ferg rte, s1d when ezCtsa - CAD
8Saree-F zPsaG
Ile lrsse isss ls1sG ere brotssa siig were raised
= 1sa-ecL cailb4y- zls1et-4 bAEEh
mAsam auE1sl1, Ga
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EDITORS APPEAL; When the command to charge
given At Fort Pillow, member Of Wilson's regi-
ment, Ooh Tennesses) by the name of Warner
Thomas, Of Clsrksvle Tenn, the first 10 gain the
top Of the ensmys works and succeeded In killing three
Yankees and three negroes before the command came
up, he having advanced the foriia-stions by
crawling up ditch, In getng upon the breastaorks
he received bullet through the top Of bis hat never
stopped until be was top. As the di ch aroundthe
works very difficult to get over, those who re-
NAMED behind loaded and hs lded guns 10 those on the
works Young Thomas succeeded in killing three Yam
KEGS and thTee negroes before The enemy gave way.
Ke Uss highly oomplmented By the commanding eff.
GERS and also by General Forrest regret to say his
being bat s-youtb, prevented his receiving any high
promotion. He, however, made ooorbearsr of the
brigade. At Psducah, he Wol Nhe confidence Of bis
Off ers and the admiration OF his fellow soldiers By
his gaaat conduct and bravery. IN the recent sht st
BFices cross rOads he wounded in hs arm, The ball
passing tbroug5 shave his wrist and below his ahouder
has breaking the bone, and rendering him undt for
further service in tbs field. Thus W. loose another
brave aBd true soldier ANGUS
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substitute 1cF SOPe fn
gasamE COtGOn!

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SIEGE OF CHARLESTON Ikrse HazdFed and
Fyiyffst Day.-DarIng Wednesday night and
Thursday sIx.y-fye shols we're fred at the city
Fifteen shots wefe fired at K ort Sumter, Thurs
day morning. La the eyeasBg as The fors fred
the suadown gan, the enemy feed two yolleys
IRON B@lssKy Gregg At the fort. Tbey were
given ia rapid succession. A large doable-sur-
Tsied MONITOR from the North passed the bar
Thursday afternoon, towed By steamer, sailing
soathwsrds. Large working parties ere stia a.
work on tha ensmy's batteries No change in
the Aeet is reported -lMeTearg.N =
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40 parade OF its - the poslionA OF tlSitH aYis5ses
almost ignored. shout Ten Rlsoms Of it's brigsd,s.
detached have dons i ant service About the 2s,h
Of last month when Bates division attacked the left
aank Of the enemy Cat DalIss) with so much eclst.
Stevens brigads OF this diviElon, bore most impor.
snt part in the combat, and yet It's presence was en-
irely ignored. And yet no msrs gallant and discip
lined body Of than Stevens brigade and no more
accomplished and gallant brigade commander than
Brig Gen CleEsut H. Stevens, ID In ths gallant army
Of. Tennessee.
few nights ago the enemy advanced in two lines Of
battle ana drove back the picket lines in front Of our
Division in order to establish their lines in close prox
unity to our breastworkE Gen. Walker immediately
ordered Che picket lines re.established when Brig Gen
Gilt ordered forward the 10th Georgia regiment which
with our strong picket foros, succeeded after sharp
contest, in driving back the snemys lines Of battle
The gallant 46.h rushed forward SO mpstuously that
they drove the eusmy clear up 50 their breaseworks,
and charging over them they drove them on but not
bsiog supported. were compelled to retire In this
charge the gallant Major ONsuI 10Th regiment com.
mandng the picket lines killed Osr loss In Killed
and wounded was pretty severe. Among the killed
was the brave and accomplished Capt. Frank c. TIL.
man. Of the 46th Georgia.
Yesterday evening Hoods csrps, the left attacked
two corps Of he sneny-Hooze,'s aud ScoRslds-and
gained considerable advantages It is reported that
Sisvensons divsion captured twelve pieces Of artillery
Every indication yesterday seemed TO poiat 70 big
battle 70 CONS off today tomorrow bat co iucrease
in the boHngsof hs dogs Of war irdiestas its com
nsncemeat along any part Of lines up to this hour
Among Us, who can only conjecture, the impression
prevails that Gea Johnston will sssams tasosz.
ave-that be has msnsuVered the enemy n the plaes
whore be wants him. and will now ATTACK him Our
line extends from the north Of Marietta across the Ken
nesaw mountains, to the vicinity of Powder springs
The enemy are twelve miles from the river and 30 are
we. Two corps Of the enemy near Powder springs
and ave reported the right and CENTER II the
enemy eoninus their left aank movement, It is be-
Heved thst Gen. Johnston will fall upon their csutsr
and right flank Time vii show Au revoir. S.
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Bang Increase OF lucrative Investments pgitbia
tls HirE7 nnoz5ts. = Is also cuseeDsibIe ef proof
shss these banks hzVs increased tf,-;, 49,, \,
'he publie from June %, 1861, 10 ,Jupa ~
1860, SID U2b .425 Adj The above SSf 2gs
235. and wa have . roisl incraass OF benk d-ht
m ne isss sTo years and nina rroutbs OF s326
~ 6OO and this On = capital Of SlO8 4g9 E53
Inc banks aeW owe the public S5I6 ~. .I37,
which shoW8 that on the I2.h o. last sfs-nh
they owed hayOnd their cspilal SOS 227 4s4
sad 1923 ~ 500 more thaB.UsnsI Notbip,,
theretore, can be mere fslaciozB han the a.
ienpf OF M. Van DYKE and others 10 show that
the osnks have had 20 agency in the imitation
OF money and have pursued the even t,u0r Of
their way, unsed iced By the Opportunities 10
make monsT."
No one csu blame the baaks, perhaps, for trv-
ing 70 make prohss; bus we shoald nos praise
tnen ier a ioFbaarsucs they have not Prscticad.
and thereby sasss he general illusion, that #
osnhs snoafd refrain ron Increasing their note
eireuiati0n5 they are exempt from thA rssuorsi-
bliiy Of Increasing ths V1lums Of money. The
March siatemeas referred 70 shsvs If il true.
that n existing bank circulation Of this S sie
Is y zcb 0i2 lees thaa June l3, 1868 vat pot-
Hiiasi1HdaF1 m tha three months aladsi ta
trey hAd increased their lucratiEo Investments
Upwards OF eigbsy-0ne millions Of dollsrs-s
Sufficient refutaiion Of The fsllscv tbas b.nks
possess no agency IN Increasing lhs veIesls Of
Ina''fy ent thf, ugh rs medium Of thair noles.
khs capacity Of bahk 1ola5 in any eonnuuirv
IS 12s iiEnited By TIE ToiiiQn Of ibahks, BAT By
ne wants Of eomaeresi and whiis tha gfssI-
ba.ks ao-calied, have, 70 q great extent. esn-
pesed with Aak notes as 3 clrcu s.ing medium
ths volume u bank Botes has necessarily d.
1linshedl despite any efflris made By the bsnks
% zeep ihem shoss, especially a. ito public
greatly prefer tkam.
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4J1r 4ozs, ths pTo7srty Of shs Nash.
~ Ch1tts o. & Rai.read C0upeng- wis
N-sDzcztur Gsu-g,s shout the Isst ci
n hssId 0f lura ng ar5uni the EraT
ms. "A t-s Rse5s cry llad- Said 10Y is
= s5oas 1Fa fsst nine inches high. eosLoszt
p su-duo- 80 lz-sls * rene ig1oi arc a.
q ieikE 70 Eep lie e44E himself jean
Se5aold azd uli-r -rE3bAb.y claim 10 bel1rF - AZ
ssseI. hs woe cl p@ir Il waite sal9JE G1ck
pssltt Pissz OE1.b1rE shirt En1 white wosi hats
very airgy. Eig7ru.g hasro, sud wAks with siaiaa
hay1al slt h Is vel -ai-sd with tas a-uitry
r0E Ds0zzar = t7uaa s-d sil PF05asiy attempt to
; Sake hig Hsy szoEnd th5 i.Ess.
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LATKaT LION ILL

Special Correspondence Memphis Appet
In THE FIELD, MAR MARIE
Saturdzv Noon. June
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32d Tsnassses Regiment

Ia -@ at7s stlS ft.fslneFH, seV; " GtsimAn,
u; L 7 m7ee ssvi James Arsid sit; John Arfield sit
q Il ROzsnbum, sew; David Weaver sit; Oriander
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
THE Imbeciiisy Of ihe Admins.
1raftOu.

agate" the Washington correspondent
Of the Cincinnsti Ghsets. !. telling some
very signifcaLt tales oat Of school GLOW
long ago has il been,' be says, ''sinre grave
Republican Senator's were declaring here. in
in public conversation, that il the seat Of
Government were 10 any large CITY. the I'M
bscility Of the Admins ration would provoke
= revolution within thirty days? Or who
does not knew, that, within less than eigh-
teen months, prominent lead RS Of public
opinion were. consulting ss to the propriety
of demanding Mr.. Lincoln's resignation. as
the oaly means Of saving the government"
agate" who is not an Anti Lincoln man,
adds: Doubtless this was uniair-I do
no. discuss that-but it ioas a fact" Yes.
and it was based upon facts too. The im
becility OF the Administration was and is
unquestionable. Yet the conservative oil the
country ere stigmatized as dIsloysl by the
minions OF Ab)litioniSm for refusing to aid
in re electing as President q man whose
prominent supporters have been consulting
as to the propriety Of demanding his resig
nation as the only means OF saving the gov
eminent! Surely those who believe Mr..
Lincoln's general policy wong aud destruc-
tive NAV be excused for opposing his re cleo.
tion when even those who bslieve his gems
sral policy right and efficacious have been
driven to lo,k upon his resig alton AZ the
only hope of the national salvation.-Lo Louis
v.lb journal. Us
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