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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09

AN INTERESTING INCIDENT.-The toll
lowing Incident is related by the Washing
ton correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial = While number Of gentle
men were discussing the merits and
dement's OF Mr. Lincoln-priueipalIy the
latter. though-at a dinner table, the other
day, one of them spoke about as follows,
in reply to some pretty severe reflections
on His Excellency ''Gentlemen, you may
talk as you please about old Abe's capaci-
ty; don't believe him to be the ablest
statesman in America by any means, aud
| voted against him on both occasions Of
his candidacy. But | happened to see, or
rather TO hear, something the other day
that convinced me that, however deficient
the old man may be in the head, he IS all
right in the heart. was up at the White
House, having called to see the President
on business | was shown into the Office
of his private secretary, and told that Mr.
Lincoln was busy just then, but would be
disenoaged in short time. W hlIe l was
waiting | heard a very earnest prayer
being uttered in loud female voice, In
the room that adjoined that IN which
was. inquired what it meant, aud was
told that an old Quaker lady, Trend OF
the President, had called that-afternoon
ard taken tea at the White House, and
that she was then praying with Mr. Lin-
coin After the lapse Of few minutes
the prayer ceased, and MIR. Lincoln, ac-
companied by a Quakcress not less than
eighty years old, entered the room L was
sitting in. made up my mind then that
Mr. Lincoln was not bad man, and
don't think it viii be easy to etface the
impression that the scene witnessed, and
the voice | heard, made on my mind. II
a good artist had been in my place, |
think he could have found the material
for painting that would have immortal
lied him,-that of Mr.. Lincoln and the
old Quakeress Gneeling togetherin prayer"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09

E9~ 1t is not at all strange that the fact
Of Gen. Grant having originally been
printer, should only now be made known.
Printers are generally good men, and in
always most prominent. Sixteen years
ago the now AieutenaEt General of the
Armies OF the United States was setting
type in an Ohio printing Office.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09

A FAST AaE.-The Erie Dispatch has
the following examples Of the progressive
spirit of the age:
GA man residing in Spring tp., Erie
county, buried his second wife on Tuesday,
November l, 1864, and on the 18th, elev-
en- days after, married again. His first
wife died about year ago, and he was
then FIVE weeks in finding a second. But
the third he makes better time on, having
had experience, and suits himself in eleven
days.
"a case which occurred in Dryden, New
York, however, leaves the Erie, Pa, case
tar behind for enterprise. A man in that
town had the misfortune to lose l1s wife
on Sunday on Monday he married his
servant girl; on Tuesday they attended
the funeral Of the deceased together, the
new wife wearing the old ones clothes,
and on Wednesday the bride gave birth to
daughter. This ended the programme
for the time"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09
DERGER, AUDENRIED & FRY,

DERGER, iAUDENRIED & FRY,
D Nos. IL and l3 South Water St.,
below Market,) PHILADAf
wholesale dealers in
FISH, CHEESE & PRO VISTONS generally.
Are now receiving and will keep constantly
on hand full and complete assortment of
goods, in their line, consisting in part of
MACKEREL, HAMS, CHEESE,
SHAD, SHOULDERS, LARD,
HERRING, SIDES, BUTTER,
SALMON BEEF DRIED FRUIT
GOLDFISH, TONGUES SALT. &c.
Having every facility for purchasing our
goods to the best advantage, and every con-
Yenience for conducting Large business, and
being determined to sell goods upon terms
equal to any house in the trade, we respect
fully solicit the patronage of our friends and
the public generally.
meAP Particular attention paidto filing orders.
Philadelphia July II, 1864-tf.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09
TOHN HEWITT, with
- Solomon Cams,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN CLOTHING,
@ No. 400 Market street,
philadelphia.
B@y@ This establishment has been removed
from No. ia North Third street TO the above
location, where an extensive and seasonable
assortment of Ready-made Clothing for Men
and Boys, together with carefully selected
line of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Yestings,
Tailors' Trimmings, Sc, is new ready for the
trade.
Any order entrusted by those who are un-
able to visit the city shall be executed as
faithfully as if they were present.
August "a, 1862.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09
A CARD

the following rates viz:


Lancaster p. July 80, 1850.
MEssRs. EVANS AND WAsoN GEETLE3gEy--
The small size No. l SalBander safe which
purchased from your ent, Nr. Adam R.
a,r, in Lancaster City,on July goth, 1855,
has been subjected to very severe test,
which it withstood in most satisfactory
manner. This Safe, continuing ali my books
together with va,u7ble Ilpers belonging TO
myself and some to my nesnb0rs and friends
and represctinr 4 valae of yer Twenty Thous-
and Dollars, (S2o,000) VS. in my BilI which
was destroyed on the nig4 OF the 27th Of JE-
~, 1860, and passed thlogh the fiery ordeal
unscathed. The Safe waen the second fo0r
and fell to the basement + the Mil, and vas
subjected for six hours 0 an intense heat
among the rui.is, which ws greatly increased
by the combustion Of a lare quantity Of grain
confined within the bric walls. After the
fire the safe was openeGsnd the books and
papers taken out in stae of perfect preseT-
yation, the paper not eva being discoloreG
This fact was, however, 0 many bystandefs
n better recommendations your SAFES thar
could be expressed in az other words from
me. YourS2espectfuly,
[seI3 AMUEL RANCh'.
nEA~ 4 large assortmeae Of the above quar-
ity of Fire and Thief Prof Safes always on
hand and for sale at as loT rates as any oIhs'
firm, at EVANS @FATSONS,
No. 16 South Fourth Z, Philadelphia
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09

Eg~ The quota of Pennsylvania on the
late call under the revised enrolment l.
49,5T3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
How Dogs Ger Ma,i.

Ninetenths ofthe people are in. Ignorance
in regard to the ptemoniton OF madness in
dogs One ofithe earliest signs Of madness in
dogs, and one which should arouse attention
op the part of those in charge efldogs, is a
sullenness combined with fdgetpess. When
ltimeans rabies (madness) the dog fetires 10
his he'd. for. several hours and may be seen
curled up, his face, buried between his paws
and breast He shows no dispositiohs to bite
and will answer to the call, but be answers
slpwly and sdlleal9. Afer awtfih hs becomes
restless, seeking out new resting places, and
never satisf ed lbug with one. 3 He then Gre
turns to his bee. hut aeontinnalls. shifts his
posture. He rises up and lies down again,
settles his body IN s!ysrietH.d Of posnares, dis.
poses his bed with his paw, shaking itin his
mouth, bringing it to = heap, on which he
carefully lays his chest, and then rises up and
bundles it all ont of his kennel. If at liberty
he will seem to imagine something lost, and
will eagerly search aroand with strange @ vio-
fence and indecision. That dog should be
watched. II he begins to gaze strangely
about him, as he lies in bed; and if his conn
tenance is clouded and suspicious. we may be
certain that madness is coming on. -,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
DOn't Tbtuk Much on,

The Chicago Republican has reviewed Gen.
Cox's letter kindly but it is ,palpable that
the editor thereof regards his colonization
plan, with dsrision. He has hopes of the
General, nevertheless, and he ia very sure that
when the question comes up of ahplisbipg the
political .distincsionl batween Whites and
blacks, the General will be zealously in favor
of the measure, ), Thst opinion he expresses
thus:
"When the question comes to be decided
whether we shall retain. in our. Constitution
and statute books that absurd and dsgraceful
provision which finds a mans right to vote
in the hue Of his complexion, we are soon
fdent that 90 Roich will be- heard more earn.
beatty and heartily in the negative than that of
Gen. Cox. . q alass D5y75lsl sila9 o. ,u5i. a.ah
The Republican thinks the General deserves
uur respect and sympathy" "'f Well, we don't
know that -heHs doess... For the purpose of
evading the Negro Suffrage question, ln6d
for the'purpose Of wheeding votefs- fhio HE
support, be has made himself an object for
the rdicule Of the whole country, by advoca-
ling an impraeticabilty the most foolish h
Had he got INTO this ptedieRhient through
honest Impulses he would dsservs "sympa
thy but Rs shsdid not, he do n't-z!StatssnlaD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
b. CERTIFICATE or Authority,
ITO t1pirs on the Sist day of January, 1905 J
OFucE on THA AUDITOR og SfAfR,

AuhufAhce hepaIlLnonNt
ir Ala OiulAbNk 0hio, JdaGary 50 1866.
Hheeai, Tie GKRn1NlA, HkNovER, MAdARA, and
kEPUHLIo Fire InEunncs Companies, located at Nsp
York. IN the sAte of New York have each died IN TIM
ofcs sworn statement II its condition, required BY
the htst sscton o. the Act 10 regulate Insurance
Companies not Incorporated W the State of Ohio"
passed April s. 1856 and February 1884 and
aWbreaS eaeh Of said CcnlPapies has furnished tbs
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they each
possessed 81 AZ least one iIundird Thousand Dollar of
actual Capital Invested IN Stoeks 90 tonda OF An
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the sane u mortsaged; and, lPhertaf tAr
of sakl Companies has hled In thh o1ice written
instrument under IL corporate seal, signed BY the
PredentAnd secretary thereof Authorizing any agent
or agents of sid Companies inIhis stats 10 tnkhuW
ledge service o ppoe, for aud IN behalf Of said Co
paIdez according " the terms of sud Law
No,e, 7asrslorN in pursuance u the hrss section
" the Atlruaald at I, JAMES H. GOODMAN Auditor,
% State Tor Ohio DO hereby certify that said dth-
MANIA, HsSOv9R, NnokKA and hrruaLio Pire ltsur-
Ancc Companies Of lNow York, are authorized %
iHapsset tue budness Of Fire aud Marine Insurance
Ia this state until die tirtyhrs day Of January III
ulo year thousand eight hundtt and nixfy.tix.
Ia lr,fAsG WASreQf, have hcreunto subscribed ny
a hanie End caused the keai - ny once tSbeainkA y
thg day aud year alive written,
ly lIN ,AoeAIl4 10 - JAS.H ~ GOODMAN lGu
lLs Audtor Of Stat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
sHERIFFs SALE ON, PARTITION,
Daniel slAnkor' s, oase No. SIN, of
A.. o,.1 A., Superior Court,

HHIH HHIH I1'''IHeE' F-fr ~. 6.H Ii ,YT0Ic 0NNUI
TNobedience 70 an order Of sale from the supenor
/ Court Of Moalg0inery County made in the above
Gaze, aud 20 me directed will offer at public sale Of
the doorofthe Court House In the city 6f Dayton on
Lna Saturday, September ., ls6hssyf aign l4
at two o'clock P. M, the following described prem
lses 70 with Bhats in the City OF Dayton MOnieou-
cry County and being Lot number nineteen huneTed
and eshtyn ne ess) onthe revised plat OF The CITY
OF Davton SAID Lot s appraised at Sl76, and cannot
sell for less than tsoithrds Of that Atnoahts .i Y
30 TERMS OF sALE-One-thrd cash on day Of sal q,
nne-third In one year and one-third in two years
Deferred payments bear from day Of sale and
10 be scored by n1orsge on the PREMISES. % ,sll
aa I...1 ~. o,G, II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff,
" HOUK MCMAHON, attorneys. 4tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
,lam d ID legal, isl, ,I ,aa.
WAREHOUSE AND RESIDENCE IN
MTAMISBURG AT MASTER COMMIS.
SIONER'S .SALE.0 l1disl 5di .n5s.LaiL
Casa No. 3l35 s
Montgomery Superior


| A~' psTSuS " y MONTGOMERY Superor
Bertha A., Deekert st al JNgu III Court. r-,C .
Tn pursuance Of an order Of the Superior Court OF
L IMoptgomnty County Ohio, made in the above en-
titled cause and 10 me directed, will Offer at public
auction a. tho door % the Court HDuaa the City
Lof Dayton, in the County and State afor esad on
i4-8lt u Saturday August 2eth 1885, .iI1alGI5Y j
between the hours OF one and tour O'Clock, p NJ, Of
sad day the following described Real Estate, TO wit {.
Situate in the Coupty Of Montgomery and State OF
Ohm Being in lots numbered ten and eleven ia a
NJ on the east side Of the Miami Canal on Treon'
plht.of the town OF fhlarnsburg N the uonnfy and
State Aforesaid and the same being lots Nos 225 and
22D on the reV1sed plat Of Fa'd town ao' o HH-ll9
The build ngs on the above described premises con-
sist Of LARGE two story BRICK werehU'ise situate on
the Miami Canal, and q two story frame restdence .
Said premises have been dppTdtsef al $500 and may
sell for Il Of that sum Thelota and buildings upon
the same will be sold as ono entire property.
Terms esAn' la'w. n. BrLyrr1E, o'aall'
Master oornmissioner. Montgomery Superior Court.
O. Adam O LAY, Attorney, iitI4aa rsNijs 20 5tV ssl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
yVouId'ni MARRY a NTechanIc.

r
Ayoang man commenced visiting young
woman, and Appeared to be we'll Y pleased.
One evening he called when ii was quite late,
which led fhFa sisl 70 to enquire where he7 had
+been,at, ,s..a,5R sas.,s,n .,. y.aoos ati A.. ,1
man. ' ',"' 80 Y .'' sDi y' g. "'. .,
GDo you work for livingS" enquired the
astonisbed girl ',H '1i % q -l7.i n.'d % h'. %
'ceriAihlyi am . meohanial' he o. re-
piled y'oJa,a.3 Do d, i.a
"My brother doesn't work hard, and dislike
a mechanic" and she turned up her pretty
nose .f7 s1sii 1al fli1ai1
This was the last time the mechanic visited
the young lady. Nov he is wealthy man,
and has one Of the best of woman for
wife. The young lady who dislked the name
.of mechanic Is now thewile of5a miserable
Ffool-a regular Vagrant about grogshops-
and she, poor miserable girl, is obliged to
support herself and herchiidfen.
Ye who dislike tbs name Of mechanic,
whose brothers do nothing but loaf and dress,
beware how yon dis,rust men who work for
Iivirg. Far better discard the we'll fed pau
per, With al bis rings and brazen faeedness
and pomposity, aud take 90 your affections
the csllous hanaed, Industrious, Intelligent
mechanic Thousands have bitterly repentad
the folly, who have turned their backs to
honest industry A few years OF bitter expe.
rience taught them, seriops lesson, Ia this
country no man or woman should be respected,
ln our way of thinking, who would not work
mentelly or physically, and who curl their
lips with seorn when introduced to hard
working men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
: 'uNDERWR1TERs' AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, o., ,sss, ,I66.5s.

suraneei Company Of the City VI New York, on the
% day Of January, 1885, in conformity with the laws
Of the state Of Ohio. UD.gufug
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

Statement condition Of tho Republic Fire ID-
surance COMPANY OF the City Of New York, the "a
day pfJSppafy, bs6b. ia eOutTnliJ with ths laws Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

No. lsis and tsifd octapss Seats tY a, RieS Rose
t0Ood' Cnkes, Iron Rim) | ~ $50
No 2.ssvtn oetaves, Rich Rosaoood oasss. Iron Rinl
S'o'' T. e. 2 y -goH ~ ssiaslJz "a g0Gs W
EVERYli PIANO WARRANTED To
GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION.
sovsSllH~ % fin.h' H-I'.t'' ~ ~ VI fiH.
Wholesale Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales,
Iuning Hamtn0fa md. ForkAg wtfsfc a fnArumenta
aker rnaterials OF Ill kinds, 4c &c Ac, an AZ the
west prices. When ordered, please ave date Of
|rcular. Address all Orders.
,.'.S 80 0.J. WILLARD, i
e9dawS' N''' '""' b4TsBroAdway, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

hs SIX and third OctaVes aFe 6veGeSt eiHhtinehes
|ong, Apd two feei nine inches wide. The eeven 90
ayes are SIX tept lopg, and three fsei vde qutslds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
ssEALLPARLORPIANOs.

FULL, ROUND, MELLOW, 7ogR-- IL sY ARL
HhfsFas a2EIf N Bst1 ga q 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
ROAD NOTICE,

olui 40 hOAp NO1ASh, 4ag 4l..g tyi
NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented 10 the Commissioners Of Montgomery
County, A. their neSt session, TO be held the ls
Monday OF Heptembef, A. ID. 1850, prayiI for tina
ateFatono OF the county road leading from Farmers
vile, in Montgomery couny N WI chester, IA Prebio
county, Ohio, VIA the Diamond mills In Prehle county,
aforesaid, az fol oWss beginning at the forf In said
road on the bank OF Toms run, near r. CattermAn's
Eby's along tho old road TO the north tank o. Twin
creek. thonee West along, ior nsarl the said north
bank ofsaid Twin creek 10 the county line road.
anR64tW
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26

ExHcurIos oy AIxIcAK GExnRAL. -
Ths sxseution OF the JuAriSt Cen. Romero Is
thus described BY the Msriean ReyRbhe;
"Ths French took Nicholas Romero prisoner,
and fearing that he might make his escape,
Potter ordered one Of his soldiers 10 shoot
at his leg. He was taken to MEXICO, whore
he was tried, the President Of the council
showing BY his words, gestures, and AetiOns
that be felt against him the most implaoAbIs
hatred. The ssntsnce was anticipated by
evoty ono. Romsro and ten men besidss
we're eoudsmnsd 70 death, and twenty Two
persons were Asnt ont Of tho country, Maxi.
milan ordered . Suspension Of the execution
IN order 70 read the proceedings Of The cause,
but BanAins aid not obey him, and Romero
was shot. Thia gallant man vent 70 the
place Of sxosutien wrapped In : mAhtie that
looked Ike the Mexican nag. for Il had It's
eoloFs and lie eagle In the centre. Romero,
On arriving, spread HE mantle on the ground,
and sfer stating that be. died for his country,
he placed himsslf on Il, and made the re-
qusst that Aftsr being shot he should be
wrapped In that mantle, which represented
the national oolors. The Arst yollsy did not
kin him, and he, being wounded. pointed to
his heart, ssif 70 6how thsm whore they
should aim. v ~
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
Ths ParollnE ID con. q.

A correspondent Of the New York n1,ss
shows that Gen. aRAsT'S permission" to
the rebel general and his troops to return
home was In the light cf command, and
fnectuAlly broke up the rebel army. Gen.
eHAsr treated with LEE simply as the vie.
toricus and magnAnimous eonqaerOr Of. the
rebel eOmmandsr-in-ehief- Tho lattsr, with
bis men, are as much prisoners Of war ~
though confined in some national fortress.
II the whole South shouid return 70 its al.
legianes, and loyal civil governments be every
fhsre instituted, the rebel army Of Northern
virsinis would still be subject to tho mill.
iary law, unless in the meantime released
from their parole. Thspunishment for break
Ing the parole Is death. Whom the United
States prefer to bring these men under the
disabilities and penalties Of the civil law, all
that needs to be done is to declare the officers
and soldiers Of LEE's former army exchanged
and released from their paroles. At that
momont they become ordinary citizens, and
are smsnsble to the civil authorities. The
terms, therefore, granted to LEE and hi.
oops do not in the slightest dOgroe relieve
'h.u, rom the liability Of punishment for
'"''A ..... .. % .H 4nHlr .#E-.#. =.
trohaon' ..f o. .-.-..- Il fr. s...
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
Lornl P.nn.Ylxanians.

The loyal Psnnsylvanians hsld a meeting
last night at Union League Hall, Nipth
street. The following sensible resolutions
were upanimously adopted r. .afIos
flRssoirsd That the Association cordially
adopt and approve the resolution passed at a
meeting Of Pennsylvanians held on the 18th
instant, expressing is profound sorrow At
the daath of the late President, and its high
appreciation Of the present incumbent, and
is determination TO sustain him, under all
circumstances, In his expressed determine
tion TO support the Constitution and laws Of
the jcopntTy, and to punish Intelligent aud
voluntary traitors. ... rr
m Rs,ollsd, That, in view Of the numerous
calls which have been made on the President,
and tho fact that his time and attention are
engaged by questions OF the most grave ma.
tional character, we deem II highly ineE-
pedisnt that this Association should seek or
desire, at present, any formal interview With
him .'
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
Ths yysshiyI Rspabli.,an.

Our weekly issus which soss to press to-
norrss evening. win epntaih 4 great variety
cf intsssstins matter epansetsd with the sad
event Nbish has elsa che whole nntion In
mourning. Among the Artielss win bo found
spesehes Of senator pOoLarILH, Governor
AHpREw, Hon. ESQ 8. BOUrwsLL, GsnsrAl
BAsKsi spssebss nslS By Prssidspt JoHSsoS
In reply 10 stats dslsgaaionI, in which his
policy 10 indieHasa, the opinion Of Attorney
Gsnsrnl srhab IN rsssrd to rsbsl parolsd
ofbosrss s.nAratiys Of the. .Prssidsnt's nur.
der, By EIonyR D. FRAseHi sbssquiss Of The
late Prssidsn, % ths rOuto To spriAsasia,
the, ,sHHhnAE- -JonssrpS surrender report q
. mssting of the 1sisiEsni Of Montreal, and
speeches upon the assAssinStion Of the Pres-
idsnt, together With several ane poems, ste.
The WsnkLr RsPysLIcAs viIi be ready, in
wsppsrs d our counter Thursday evening
and Friday morning. ''r q
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26

CoAL.-A esntisInAn well bOokod.up IN the
coal trade informs us that facts do not war
rant the deelArHtions coming from the coal
regions that the coal market Il lsFgely over
supplied. He states that the Govefnment is
eontrAeting largely for the delivery Of coal,
and that the Reading railroad brought down,
on Saturday last, for Government account,
$500 tons, one Of its very heaviest days
work, and that the 0oysrnmSnt has, within a
few days, Agreed to receive from contractors
5000 tons per day for the next sixty days.
When talking and writing Of coal BY thou.
sands OF tons, We 100 oftsn forEct the smoupt
Of labor and work Involved IN the hippaht
expression. The largo, double cars running
on cur rAilroads carry saeh ton tons Of coal =
one hundred ears 70 . thousand tons-and
for 5000 tons ave hundred ears per day.
The Geyerpment, We are informed, q about
to establish coal depots ali along our Southern
coast, the better and mofs eheaply 10 supply
the demand for al purposes there. n the
war should prove not 70 be az an snd, thSn
for our vessels Of war, and n ondsd, then ior
the eoavsulsnes Of trade under peace auspices
There Il now no coal In all the South, and II
that region shall come under Federal con.
trol, a. Is generally believed Il will, the DE-
msnd viii be largo TO stock tho, dspOts, to
.sy nothing Of the current consumption
Phiia. LsdkH. ...
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
SRCOkD EDITION
F6UR D'cL0cKs Z, M.

@iEE NzW 9ORK qlsInUBn. =
II 10 intimAted. In high ofheiL circles,
that, vhsiher intentional or not, the article
In the New York TiSnns, on the 2ist inst,
an sktfsst Sf-Ulis9 yslnsSd and con-
nshtvd Seek y ~ nsspstnvAs sHths 2ad
inst, was an invitation 70 some Of the TER
ring bretksrnsi ts,szssInsJ 70 sxssstsvsns
sssnos upt1 PfsIIttst JOHnoy, Kpwn n.
ssAsEps. ahd nsslIIn y. BufLEt { :, ss.S o.
We do not think that the editor Of the
TSitrns eutsrtsinsd any such hsudish idsa,
sxtraoFdlnaEy - the article was. He, said;
Cf'J, WnKns BooTH pats the lenity policy
Of Mr.. LIrooLa asbruptly aside and remits
'ths goush' V ne tender mSreiss Of such old
and ssalses ehsmpiOns Of her fights as
AnDEEw Jonrsor, EDwn N. srAsTor, and
BssJAniH y. BvfLrR. This 1, not as trs
ssoaiS Asss ify" 20 .r uog ~ li
The least tksa We can say Of such Iahgusge
uttered over The grave Of AsRAHls LIsccLS
towards men vho had Just escaped the issaas-
Sins tnifs, sn4 Whose stern duty .. ID, lot
What win eeins, 10 stand In the brsnch and
earry On the Govgpmsnt, q eontsmpsibls 10
the sztrctns, and sdssorvsag ~ wssbslisvs Il
Siiffsesfve. ths esntenpt 30 al good men.
We hare our pgfssls grief and psfsonAl
pseiudiee,, but this VI no tlme 70 sfhibit
theis n svsr thsro was time when tho
Ggysrnsasnt nsedsd the undivided support Of
systy leyalist Il isncw, Hence Spsh Ian
susss e sshsvs quoted nom tho 7liSSrs
shoaId never have bseu written. Il exhibits
pstty malice and hssrtiessneHs towards the
nsw Adminis.ration which ,sstonishss every
ffisna Of the T,IJBnsalsf b. q" r..