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T. aE1t pledge for is surrender:
seea fs ts ss,sa sh9s a en S S1h Rhn1
: snanan's administration during .he last thr
nonihS Ren q liz term. He was, % doubt advise
+ cab.nef. of lie policy It had adopted in reeren
o.ne seizure OF everything that appertained to
d nanoh U t6e South. L owing to the coaiie
i lhat lhG latter became Secretary OF War to Mr. Iii
= S2,n. r Gpps1sed Mr.. Seward Of this treaty Of Il
W.T. and Navy Departments, under Buchanan, !.
y gGlor-to oner no coercion to Impede its march
tndep:ndeuec-and A1s. Sewafl's cou1ss shows th,
sp as app1@1yea @ ~ and adopted this policy L It NJ
s's h M On the country ttom the 4th Of March 10 Il
r. p NJ NJ sss pssa5ss sos
In tho Treasury. 10 cxc}aina. aLct the south 90:
L. nG worth fighting for" Is ii possible that thea
aers 5op ihp ihpPP1ss, %no have sh9Nn such esss5
S, tnat sast nch section Of Union 10 the pet
t,tss Is 9! personal as1anizeneat Let nc iIlus
pa:alyzed bE ihs condition Of Iiuss have cndesy
s15 u1sa 10 portray. Judge Campbell Of Alabama, o
cnmW,,..t % ease tp9ken as transformed Into rebe
kner q hls heroic resistance to nulliacation III
ham, oetn II , r. aist man 70 breast Tho storm n Alb
hliin, y ~ - which Threatened to bs1ns on tho 70
us.Aua tnen. naturally looked to him 10 meet the
~" oansef, anu his feelings were unchanged, and
nc wrote md publiehed earnest circumstances
~ a1st,. slun movement 4 oe.ScQ him to
replied hat IT would De Of no rse Ill private ct
ssrs T4icF he read to me showrd that the unsup-
ported Union men were obliged to succnmb before
tHc Organized and armed couepiratprs. The cir.
Saesse ~ t9s Two years. he said, we're widely
thoei,1 :, hhen Jaskson was hese asserting The
MnA sEeh Daeking rcstet to some purpose, hut no
1smloie noaS tnan' however patriotic, could think
Nor WIS Il Southern Union men n,oncx whose
1alGfal psompttnGs to- defend The Union were
cnecked " the enorta Of the exciting and prospcc-
sins IL ts N mnsh3gon 1ho wEc
for The aimed defence Of the Uniot were rep1essed
cseston weal! % peacelni Lei NE recs,i LA, an IT, IT,
eaaee .qS 1sc3 The Lcgisature met In jan.
esned Which ha he2 Sssolntioa sas mnaediately pre-
m 1Ss 10 be thc duty Of the State authorites
5e desnss ol he snd nnssn ssp rs,s military ssse
ssopped from Washington, and among The means
tesolled ale g lot tho purpose as was informed By
ssks5 ea afsspad1sG9n e st ths tins he
then believed to bold confidential relations viii t6c
| incoming Premier, that MarJla1d would sccede Il
nsd Il E IT,
sition = The incoming Premier Non.rssistanNrc,
posy Vi Il hiSe iSs ssaate sssn Liz publicly DECLARED
Gah!1st; let; Ne agreed xt.h juats Campbell, % H.
hs 5eoei o9 nna .1ner n os the surrender
crt '"..t ~. NIsu kns iNs!aent came to differ
promise. he It was, undoubtedly. Who paye thc
I no!ec S y l3 tn te!ee!am cent through M Harvey,
ident's purpose TO reento1ce. But he suecor ncy.
eT eayne. Mr. Seward rot an order DIRECTLY ffom
the ii*sident, withdrawing The rowhainn, the
Of as onf 10 tsp dapgson y hs ~ Gs
Secretary. and without lie Ireaidept's KNOWING
aat tee wns the vessel ordered TO relieve
sailor with lhem Put sbem in lie ioTi, I ths Pow
haan ~ having been withdrawn. I. was In dsferancs
~ ~ IN n Hea seoit recommended the surrender
& Sls administration had wished TO reenforer It. md
ep Zee scn fszed Psttton to do 20 By r HON.
at. llos, now The head Of tho Bureau Of Military
Whiis VIZ ,Een ~ aIso power IN Washington
he bad, while Postmaater Gencrai. Written MI
Eab!lshed letter dated 3o,b November, is;O aaii.
IT. nS E. nc , rsnelon he sa,s n that iter III poo
fcfIonsibie ior the domestic institutions or tha
soalh and that they can Le faithful to God only b.
low men. Hence thoee bcfty bills h.t i!e,rade the
ststutc books Of some ten ct the free Stafes' and
Tnsa 1rs shameless Violation Of the
We have here presented ffom yesar to- rear the hM.
mflian: spectacle Of nee and sovereign Stale. hv
a sGtmn st sSs of LEGISLATION leslz tbs thc q
rot The lsrn because lie su5cct II III s,aSs
e Gr1mc eharees to be Stare nstead Of horse Or
. <.s sst ~ " kVoas: Atfr much to tie same pur-
haTs yet faint, hesI,afin hooc dat t,e Sn1;e
VI DO 'usilee 70 the South, and sayS the Rrnnh;e
s'o,s pne1n, ,nr 81 j. sonplee mt t sction must
bls o;a cIr ne eaas ls ses viii sweep The liberty
.a.es. and oder which viii offered lie
esne ,'rp tspo.e aa5 sa;e,y to, Southern homes and
pcSgIpG gfr esysd y tsoss a. tls North D.
viii lis 4cssat pa, hot 70 peqt e,asF
suesoS @ 10 Eon sumter. and his armistlce with The
roduced into thc scusie by MT. Pr4ston ~ KIN G r.
4 annihortze the Union men ii tie soulh to orean,se
themselves under lhct4uthoriy Of tho United Sistes
cIsse Ieles'hS thus to allow them TO defend thcm-
~ NJ stantcn now secret'ry Of War, then Attor
: ,e{ na Genss " T. fll tympalhy viii The Leaders
4 tie supreme Court 10 he pissed om the aS h. Gpof OF
H. ~ ea,oa1ayg:s a1ng faSf
7Ent; II was nc only course to save The South be
st osed 81 e. S,s nn fsn,.I,usnts up t. - @
:.sippl who %sntioned 4 al The lime 10 the he Hon lon
smss sn"a. :. ~ Hg5lins, OF Missouri, Nj. saulsburJ
Bosyt t@ o s
e. moi granted. The fact Il confl,mcd ioa' bY H.
e an Is,aoDs ss. Of 1.n tas Secretary 10 parties e
sEues n i'uchanan's Cabinet thai, in bts iuier.
1at,s ah Il VII " T. DIS associates o. moss
non ee md eng eo5nncp a1gpi IT. to nans.n s
ntil he entered Mr I1eoin's Cabinst. u's'at'oos
y u net i1r This TINT he was 20 Landed and ror-
psFH s1tbsg n Bs 70
.esluent Jnhnsou is substantially uronouneed A. j.
sop,ben eF esnPg q SET goyernnents 10
take tfe sneiect III bsud, TO which fhev rio T. II
.lones e1ensf'elys They declare nlso ibai Ifesa "a
a'e q saFt sno1d nos be allowed State gorernmsns,
~. e. tbr, mos,se h iof claiming authority tor Con-
= 2 organization cfsuch gove7nments:
u, name the President a. proper q
tcztoIas the Union VII not do. L il I'd qG poar, ,
atcr, niik-"ater-too lenicnt; and vet Mr Sts. Y Y
ns ssys It tue 1ebsls Eeet IT, Ha. Thaadeus Knows \
10 hdo%omtsay % book Of eonguests md eonscsiions.
90 could ,; letter ntted for It thaD the man 10
nv 4. or csstEea md ezccsnclcs twoud
S2auti9n = ofe1;oliatou in the platform an to him.
or ieea nade am p = Hsms in contrast with ,he
III pesion 10 sstrr ss1dsns S 70 Wale him ke ni
!, thro"n in the lump, not named bnt A. s.the G.
5ssSrs. Of ~ stanton. they si& WORTHY gen
Vow 'hls j. i altogether an absurd distribution
sz 4. ~ n thc 1eeutire Power considering tho De
X t5e aa! oo, To- % tss N sfS: :, r, y
\ and -hEarch man. and could ep.rc noihin, IN NJ
noaynhs congre4 -and Tint he would tuin II
rats dtsHMaT Ma1o1 stab; na MI %nnts ssyouiou-
as 81. san'sf1e. The butcher to resn On ats scs nj
s. 1 his a na9t %pa 2as 1esht r. ~
pqoe sqe pePiar M ~ to The execution Of nj
soah aa I'd Tribunals +
= coun herp be bettef aeIection f ~ seSnt p
onr sdx GSn 1nto wounds than Ar. stautoni fn1c 81
the new me1oa.s m nss ahsgmg On Tie Esbe9n He Cn
n ll Gnss left on the ground TINT IL would 10 cln
e,se se e,nsIpsS sspssta sst yoie5 sSead
!! !e Ets5ng MD TO the rebellion. and resicnci !"
T. ahls nap. who was The prompter, the EaM Ar
Sufasef y ,h o. iae measures winch contributed 10
eeaGse Of his mil sympathy wtth Mr' hnrRanan
~ s.s Maois connection with ihe Southern chiefs
bc ni1n1 y ~ sfhses touching Tie dissolution
Ersason for which they arr 10 sutcl' ia ~ at.nd
,t,lt, snG - y mockcT At The execution, il would
Vii appea H. xn esen t M 70 The agony Of DEATH
N ih 70 rFoeci " II our rights 10 leaders rened av
,n me ,mRsa a. ide3 9f ruling he sentiment BY MI
IL rnn;tn 81 u Is;Itn Tithont responsiblly to IL
q make thcm masters Of he whole. n vain MI MM
!, nall al AK isr Justice to the Union men OF he
aspraons to recognize the es,teuss ot Iasr anr Day
cad ,s i1M eahnot havo forgotten how acrcely Nigi
sts ~ oS ,ha ,dem2ned when eured to assert ka
Of ms Gl9n sn Sn, ot The seuh d
M scen To- rom early manhood IN opponent Of ",
ii md a opx 1ystsea ~ bfethcr II Organizing
j., f n thc south prior 10 tie rebellion: Day
ana as9f f,,,n o. maintaining i Fcmonis procama Ssh
- rnesdc6t T,n, ,nI., nad recommended, In Mem
EmsncjratSon proeia,ns+n,sa Ha uflenaed LII Easts
in q speech whjcS Sanaio Mnen vas Nigh
lid ne ihc honnr ~. nnota snMnof aaIs him- Jolfe
=. had led in the Emancipation" "m noyeprnt cor
sed. But rotwitbs1aEdncM ~ ~ aH n 5aesess was Dny
epatlon by thnsc nenn1c - T.. aGlere ABOUT Nigh
instant support Of Emancipation On nv nart 'ohe'
the most odious man to tlcm on lie cnnti. st. r,
No, there Mas ono still uore oinus ,ssiil Exprs
abuecd by Phillips, Cbase. Davis Z r. y Waut
,ot tell you that n1an vas Abraham Ijnco,n' Night
thor OF tho Emincfpation pror1omaffon. nn3 Evans
ca On extent had these men nnisnneh tha *Sn
OF some Of orr true men a~nInsf me sbat tMo
..9ss. thai ny continuance IN the Cabinet
ri;hdrasinc, tesaon, No IT, aGd therefore insisted T(