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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-23
THE FRESHET on THE WESTERN
ROADS.
BUFFALO, Saturday, March is, 1865

BUFFALO, SATURDAY, March 10, 1OOO
We learn this morning from Rochester
that the New York Central Railroad bridge
was swept away at u o'clock last night.
and it is reported four men were drowned
thereby The water is three feet deep in
the Arcade Buildings at Rochester, pre-
venting all ingress or egress. All the low
er portion of Rochester is under water, and
the damage will be enormous. There is no
communication from one part of the city to
the other The papers are unable to pub
lish, the water having eXtinguishcd the
fire under their engines.
There is no telegraphic communication
east of Utica as yet. The Western Union
Company are however, making herculean
efforts to have the lines working by tonight.
We are informed that the injuries to the
Erie road extend for a distance of nearly
100 miles, mostly east of Hornellsvile.-
There are several breaks between Hor-
nellsvile and Dunkirk
The Lake Shore road is but slightly dam
aged, and will be all right soon.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BUFFALO, March, 10 1865.
The New-York Central Railroad trains
commence running tomorrow morning,
passengers being transferred by the An
drews-st, bridge in Rochester without ex-
pense Beyond Rochester the road is but
slightly damaged Freight trains will be
sent via the Batavia and Canandaigua line,
which is but slightly injured, and will be
all right tomorrow.
THIRD DISPATCH.
SYRACUSE, March 19, 1865
The freshet Thursday and Friday was
very severe in this region the water in
Onondaga and other creeks having been
higher than ever before known. Quite
number of bridges over streams within the
county have been swept away. Dams
were carried away, some buildings de-
stroyed and many injured. In the south
and east portions of this city several
streets were flooded so as to be passable
only by boats, and over 800 dwellings,
were flooded more or less.
The salt works on the Reservation suffer
severely, especially in the first ward-prob-
ably to the extent Of Sl50,000 to 5000, 900.
The loss in this city and county caused by
the food will not be less than halt mil
lion dollars. The water in the creek has
fallen to its usual Spring level; but the
lake is very high, and the salt works are
suffering in consequence.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-23

Bar Gold sold at New York on Monday
as low as 1881.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-23
Aem Oonrttsemts.

A \ ACT to amend the several acts bo.
IA tofOre passed to provide for the enroling ,'.
calling out the national forces, and for other a..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28
Auction MALES.

OALUB RIA AT PRIVATE SALE.--I
y will sell privately, Salubria, situated in
Loudoun county, three and half miles east Of
Snickersville, on the turnpike road leading to
Alexandria in very fertile neighborhood.-
The FARM contains THREE HUNDRED
SIXTY NINE & THREE. FOURTH ACRES,
about eighty acres in fine Timber, the remainder
arabic, we'll set in grass, Of Ave years standing,
except one field of blue grass, ofseventy acres.
twenty eight years old, which has been used
entirely for grazing The farm is well watered.
but not subject to overflow or injury by the
same There is no farm in the county more
productive in vheat, oorn &c, and decidedly
the best for grass and grazing that l am
ouainted With The buildings are excellent;
STONE HOUSE, three stories high, very ga
convenient and veil arranged, and fine Ea
Granar y, capable Of containing three thousand
bushels Of grain, all other necessary out-houses,
but a barn recently burnt. There is q very
FINE ORCHARD Of select fruit Of every. va
riety. deem i: useless to say more in regard
to the property, presuming those wishing to
purchase will call and examine for themselves.
It is seldom such property comes into market.
a large proportion of the purchase money will
not be required, perhaps, for many years.
ALPHEUS GTpSN>T 4 D.
LOudoUn COUNTY, sep 15-laWtnov Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28
Loudoun county, sep 25-1awtnov Is
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALR.

VALUABLER ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LLANGOLLBN, the residence Of Cuth-
bert Powell. decd, is offered at Private Sale
until the 8th DAY OF JANUARY, 1863,
ICourt-dayj when if unsold, it will be exposed
for sale at Public Auction 70 tho highest bidder,
in front of the Court House. in Leesburg Loua
doun county, Va at u O'Clock m. This we'll
known and desirable tEact Of land, containing
1854 ACRES, is situated on the eastern slope Of
the Blue RIDGE in said county, miles north Of
Ashbys Gap and miles south Of Smokers
Cap with large and elegant II ANSION 8.sA
HOUSE, upon it, overlooking the village za i9AA
of Upperville and commanding one Of the
finest prospects in one of the most agreeable
neighbo7hoods in til State.
It has on it all the necessary outbuildings,
and every variety Of we'll selected Summer and
Winter Fruit it is well watered, with album
dance of TIMBER, and under good stone
fencing.
The soil is Of the best quality, we'll set in in blue
grass and il splendid condition Tor farming or
grazing. ...-..
Only S., 600 will be required in cash the pay
ment of the remainder can be arranged 10 suit
the purchaser
For more particular information apply to the
undersigned. HENRY HEATON,
Attorney ct Law, Leesburg Va, Agent
for " N. A. Stew art, Trustee for
nov 9-3tawts Mrs. NJ. Y. Maddox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whe reas, Geo. Bryan,
4 Samuel r. Adams and Douglas S. Gregory,
by trust deed dated 10Th August, A. D. 1860,
duly executed by them, and which was record
cd in the Recorder Office Of Cook county, Hi
nos, in book No, 20S of deeds, on page 253, con-
veyed to the undersigned as trustee, one undivi-
ded fourth part of the land situated in the coun-
ty of Cook in the state Of Illinois, which was
purchased by Thomas z. Love from John A.
Rockwell, being part Of Rockwelrs addition to
Chicago, in the west half of the northwest quar-
ter Of of section eighteen, in township No. 80
north, range No. IA, and the northeast quarter of
section IL, in said township, range Is, which
was conveyed to said trustee, upon trust, for GER
tain usss and purposes in said deed set forth
And whereas. BY decree Of the Superior
court o: Chicago rendered upon petition for
partition, in the suit of Thos r. Love against
VIM n. NcVeigh ct al, in which the parties to
said trust deed were made parties, lot 1S in block
t%o, n Of lot IA, n. Of lot IS, and S. Of lot
%, in block five the S. Of lot 3 and the s. J of
lot l. III block three Of Rockwels addition to
Chicago, were set apart and allotted 20 said par
ties to the trust deed aforesaid;
And. whereas, the grantors in said deed Of
trust have made default, and the salo If said
premises as provided for in said deed u trust
has become Necessary. therefore. in accord. nee
with the provision: q SAID trust deed and iDr The
uses ana PURPOSES therein set forth. I, ". B.
Gregory, trustee will sell said last named prem
ises, az the north door Of the court house, in
the city Of Chicago, Cook county, Illinois, on
?T1rsday, the Wwtisth dug Of Not:sm5Gr.
A. T. 1865 1T II O'Clock (nocn> 1t public a,1c-
ten. 10 ne hg.ess no - St bidder for ca5h
oc 3l-dts w. 3. GREGORY, Trastee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

My BooKs Just roccvsd and for sale Ster At
1C4, King street
Mr. Buchanan's Administration, on the: eve
Of the Rebellion. one vol, 5 VS. cloth. s..
PlAin Talks n Fa;nil IT Subject "a series
Of Popular Lectures, 121no. cloth s. 81.
Artemus Ward his Book 81 80.
Artemus Ward, his travels, 81: SO.
Can you Forgive Her--by nthony Trollope,
I VOL, 8 70 :, 81 bound in muslin.
Just received another lot Of Our Mutual
Friend' by Dickens, pa per covers, Slime
edition bound 81 50.
no a. GEO. E FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

John W. Syme, esq, formerly for many
years editor Of the Petersburg Intelligcencer,
and for several sessions delegation the Legis-
lature Of this State, from Petersburg, died in
that city, few days ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

NOTICE.--To the citizens of Alexandra:
IN Va, and the adjoining counties We
have this day formed Q co-partnershiP, under
the name and style Of JAS. r. ATWlLL 4
co. for the purpqse Of 9Ga
BUSINESS.
Particular attention will be paid to the sale Of
Houses Lots, Household Effects, Stock and
Merchandise Of ell kinds We can be found at
the Market House, On Wednesdays and Satur
DAYS of each week Reference: C.. L. Adams,
Geo. H. Robinson, Dr. 81. Cook, Mr. Speiden.
Residence, No Is, Union street, between King
and Prince sts JAS. i, ATWlLL,
& nov l0-tf J. 7. RODlER. - +
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

The report which prevailed In town yes
terday, of the mysterious disappearance of a
respectable gentleman, living in Fairfax eoun-
ty, adjacent to this place, is entirely incorrect
That gentleman is at home alive and well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

The superintendent and teachers OF colored
schools, in the District of Columbia, Alexand-
ria, and vicinity have formed an association
called the District of Columbia Educational
Association y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

A hospital steward in Washington named
Hitchcock, from Massachusetts,, has been ar
rested ia Washington, charged with stealing
and sending off large amount of hospital
goods, He has been turned over to the civil
authorities for trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28
j @ G A / N E w s.

CRgU1T COURT Monday. Barr VS. j. j.
Wheat & Bro, ION motion Of defen 1ants, suit
n be dismissed unless security for costs be given
within sixty days,
Moses Hepburn was granted letters OF sd-
n;n;stration on the estate of Moses Hepburn,
decd. s.s
Com. VS. s. H. Gulick upon an Indictment
Tar assault and battery on Thos Dwyer-verdict
and Judgment for one cent damages and costs.
Webb VS.. Bagby-cause remanded to rules
hrturther proceedings.
Palmer Tvs. .Shacklett-judgment confessed
~ defendant and judgment for 800 with IN
terest.
Bennett, Brown, Hall & Co., VS.. 6. &. Wild
mans Administrators jury unable to agree and
case continued.
Rely VS.. kelvin chancery order in vaca-
ton confirmed and the commissioner Of tbs
Court ordered to settle the accounts of the CO.
partnership transactions
Austin VS.. Bagby-in chancery-
o.
The recent action Of the Governor and Board
Of Public Works, in the matterlof The electlon
of'Gep. Wickham as President Of the Central
Road, continues to meet with the severe. censure
Of the Richmond Wing, Enquirer, Sentinel aud
Times. The latter paper speaking on the sub
iect, 1.-THE issue to be 1net and decided
BY the next Legislature is not one about which
demagogues, however disposed to oalumniate
loyal people, can raise the cry Of treason and
"disloyalty By the action of the Board OF
Public Works, an ex-Confederate General and
Congressman, who, as member of the Seces-
sion Convention, as the Enquirer states, voted
for the ordinance Of secession, has been placed
IN position which was held for twenty years
By an old and faithful officer, to whose wonder
fuul energy and sleepless vigilance great: rail
road owes its present measure of success AND
prosperity. AS the latter did not vote In con.
vention for the ordinance seee ssion, nor serve
ID the armies Of the Confederaey as General,
nor play. prominent part In the : Confederate
Congress, IN framing bills for making the cav
airy efficient, the most abject ferret, !" who
ever reported the antecedents of his 7neighhors,
will hardly venture to denounee tour-fths of
the loyal stockholders Of the. Central Rai|r al
as "disloya" because they preferred the re-
election of an old gentlemen who took no part
whatever in the late civil war, which did not
pertain to his Office. "re@ay1qu. HHz=
a. 49, - - 49, ---EtziaJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

Sales were made yesterday Of public build
ugs belonging to the Quarter Masters Depart
ment at Forts Lyon and Farnsworth. Fort
Lyon is located Oh Mount Eagle, southwest
from Alexandria, ands on the land owned by
P. Ballenger, U. W. Barker, Peter Pullman and
Mrs. Harrison. Fort Farnsworth is located on
Mount Eagle, two miles from Alexandra, and
forms part of the southern line of defence. It
is situated on land owned by G. H. JOHNSON,
formerly Of ew jersey esfor to-day, (2Sth)
Forts Weed and @ Rourl c, in the vicinity Of
Mount Eagle, and about two miles from Alex
andria rag GO G2 al&a ga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

PUBLIC SALE viii be sold at auction, Oh
[ the first Monday in December, that being
court day. the VALU ABLE PROPERTY,
known as WAVERLY, containing three hun
dred acres forty Of which are in timber This
estate is one nile-and- half from Bristoe Sta
ton on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
and six hundred yards from Nokesyille, Prince
William co. Va. Terms: One halfdown: and
the balance in one, two and three years, to suit
the purchaser -
nov :,--t.u2W& i. b. NORA ELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28
REAT BARG AIMS ...r..
- SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!

An. extensive stock of WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES, Pic
at greatly reduced prices, at the store Of the IN
designed, No. Ill., King st., fourth door a bove
Washington ST., preparatory to closing business.
Those who have pictures at the aboye-named
store to be framed, will oblige by calling for
them at an early day,
nov lift - JEFFERSON TACKY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

POLICE REPoRr.-No cases before the
Mayor this morning. In the Magistrates
Court there was but one civil case, and shat
was continued until Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

AssA FOB SALE.-A new thrce-sto1y
l#EEa BRICK HOUSE, the walls II inches
tficE. for sale, situated at the corner Of Duke
and Pitt streets, containing seven good cham
bers. large Parlour, Drawing Room, and kitch-
en-. with waterand gas Terms accommodating.
For particulars apply at No, 100, Duke st.
nov 2-2aW2W#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

Rev. Mr. Barten, for some years past Rector
of ST.. James, Church IN Warrenton, has
resigned his situation there, and accepted 81
call from Chris, Chu,c III Nt,flk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

:
4 letter firm John Taylor, Esq, at Chatter
ton, Ilii:}r George county, Va, informs us that
aPost Offiae has en- established at that place,
anlthat pro atty wharf and store will be built
atths lsudli,,g; arrangements have also been
nude tor, couyeyiny fright and passengers to
and ftom. the s,eaWb boats which stop there, and
au.a,nF,ula,,,,e. is kept Tor the conveyance OF
passengers. rhe German immigration scheme
solar wo.k> we'll and the chances are that, in
the Northern Neck, German la Dor will belarge-
ly employed instead Of that Of the freedmen.
Any information concerning the German labor
system can be Obtained by addressing MIR. |.
LIZ addition to the StopeWa)l, now at the
Washingto Navy Yard, there are number OF
IRON claas at the yard. among them the Man.
aammah, Tonawanda Warsaw, double. tur-
fets,)saugus, Montauk, Mahopac, Chino, and
Casco, (single turrets, Rhode Island and Hor-
net, which recently conveyed the StoneWall
from Havana; .Swartara, new vessel fitting
9IQt ,Saco, receiving new machinery; Marbl-
uead, receiving an oyerhauling; Ascutney,
4ndlance boat and Rescue, yard tender.
The Washington Chronicle complains OF the
ueprayed and wicked character of many OF the
Youths Of Washington, whose ages range from from
zen to eighteen years. The complaint, t. need
uot be confined to Washington. All persons
must lament the, demorali zation Of the young,
ny ,a9the past four Or five years. Too many OF them
uaGelost all respect for age, and for their own
s0aracters as obedient, dutiful, modest, we'll
'saaVed boys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

Hague P. O. In Westmoreland county, Va,
has been re-opened and Joseph Dagger Jr.,
appointed postmaster. n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

In BaSques and Sacks or long, snort, ana me
dunn lengths, and OF every conceivable style
and color ofcloth Also, sll Of the above cloths
BY the yard for Ladies, Gents, Misses and Boys
Cloaks and Goats, with trimmings to match
forming the most complete stock Of Cloaks and
Cloaking Cloths we have ever offered to the
public; together with 80 dozen Hoop Skirts
made to our own order and Of very superior
quality: in every variety Of style, from the
smallest to the ten-foot skirt.
Having taken entire second floor for the
above goods, we now present a stock not equal
led in variety BY any in this city, and we res
pectfllly solicit all our friends to give u an
early call before purchasing.
No. ~, Centre Market Space;
nov lily Washington.
TUST .RECEIVED-Fresh Green Black
% and Japan Teas Trimmed shad, very nice;
Mackerel, new and fat; Potomac Herring
Pickled Pork, cheap; Bacon shoulders ard
sides; Sardines, fresh; Raisins, CurrAnts,
Dried Cherries, Primes, Lemons, Prese2v-
ed Ginger; Pickles loose; Bath Brick; Silver
Soap; q good variety of Market and Fancy
Baskets; all Of which, and everything else in
our line we will sell at the lowest cash prices.
..ta. H. JOSEPH T. ANNEI,
oc 3-tf Corn ~ PrIu"a and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

We received but few Southern papers by
the mail last highland several Of the Rich
mon9 papers failed to reach U.S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

Quite number Of Senator's and Representa-
tives have arrived in Washington already.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-28

WTANTED.- LOCUST TIMBER and LO-
w GUST TRENAILS. For particulars
address Box 27O Alexandria +, y. no 2l-lWS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

VIZ applaud Greeley and elap om hands
for Beechss. We didn' .t&hink they had ssnss
Or courage enough to talk in this way, and we
hope their efforts to prevent the execution of
the late leaders Of the Southern people will
result in defeating the bloody designs Of Stan
ton and Holt, Who appear TO have President
johnson in wholesome subsection.
The above extract is from Democratic pa
per. To what lengths viii not men 60 to Sc
cure their favorite scheme-those schmes that
lie nearest the heart. Neither Beecher nor
Greeley could get this vile Copperhesd to
agree with him in any measure that sought
the suppression of the rebellion. But now,
when these men, prompted by some peculiar
idiosyncracy, are in favor Of being merclful
TO traitors and conspirators, this man claps
bis hands and spplauds-is willing to love
them ever 80 ardently. Is such man an hon
est man Is he loyal7 Does he forget that
Beecher and Greeley are dreadful Abolition.
lists? And does he not remember that Stan
ton and Holt used to belong to the Democratic
church And " President johnson Is under
wholesome subjection to Stanton and Holt, ~
after the Democratic national committee says
he is ordained to lead the Democracy =
Qsisy Wing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07
DIED,

DIED,
August sth, 1855, Of dsssa.e Of the brain, LAuaA
ly child Of Joseph ". and Hcttie n. stmpson ased
10 months and II days.
On the I'D Of July 1ses At LAfayette View Jersey Mr.
J. AcNLL1s. In tbs 5sh year of his age.
HIS boay - brought to Wooster for fnterment and
followed BY very large procession from the resi-
d~ncs Of his brother in-lav, Mr. Neal Power, the
Wooster Cemetery.
He was born in Wooster o., December "a 1870 !; was
bapuIed by Rev Charles Morton, and united with the
Bstst Chnrch Of wcoster in 1s4o and in ls4l
ri~d 70 the oldest d,uxnter Of Hon Cyrus epink.
In the year le4S he iocatrd Akron. o., Oashier
Of the Akron Bank In lS4S be bscaae Oashisr Of .
Bank In Galveston, Texas. In 1855 moved 70 kso-
ksk, Iowa end became cashier Of the Brunch Of the
e&ass Rank Of Iowa, At keckuk and in 1854 went into
the Treasury Department Of the United etates Wash.
iBgtoa, where h- renained until March, ls6e vhsn he
engaged agvnt u Jay Cooke dspose II 80 loan
and By his untrfng energy sold forty niliicas Of
this lean He vas man of great 6saLcis ability and
of the bess bankers Of the country patriot
and his friends and relations the sasisAction
knowing that be did his whole dsty sustaining the
In ths great struggle for national sxstsnce
through which ve have just passed.
He he'd . kind and genial nature and made friends
wherever he vsnt. The important MATTED
him BY Secretary Chase aud Jay Cooss showed their
confidence II his capacity and integrity.
In his d. attn the country has lost valuable citizen
his sfii ted Invalid vile, loving and devoted .band
his children hind and indulgsnt father mother
and sister adectiouate aud brotberand all hi
hare consolation in believing through the grace
hrist he has gone frs world Of ain and 10
heassuiy home where the weary are NJ rest
COMMUNICATED
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest Foreaxn News.

NV YoRK, Aug. 6.
The steamer City Of Dublin fto4 Liverpool
22d, and Queenstown 21th, with fify passen.
gers, arrived to-day. News anticipated.
The steAmship Germans, from Bouthamp-
ton 18th, arrived ct noon. News anticipated
via Cape Race.
The steamship City Of Boston faom Liver
pool 2Gth, via Queenstown 9th, drrived at |
o'clock. Her advices are one day later thar
those PER the Germania.
The City of Boston has nearly go passen
gers.
The shore end Of the Atlantic cable having
been successfully submerged on tie night o
the 22d, the splice with the main cable VA
completed at l:27 Sunday afternooh, the 28d
and the Great Eastern u once comHencd pay
ing out. The testing through the vhols
length was perfect.
The Parliamentary elections were ever
where completed. The net Liberal gain i
"a; some claim 26.
The Herald consoles the CONSERVATIVES By
saying that the real gain is with them, as the
elections have relieved them of|unreliable
supporters.
Ii is again asserted on good authority thai
Palmerston will retire before Parliament
meets, and that Gladstone will decline the
Premiership in favor Of Lord Granville
1t is reported that civil war u about COM
mencing in Japan.
Latest per City Of Boston, via Qusenstown.l
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-The steamers Ameri-
ca and Edinburg from New York have ar
rived.
LONDON, July 27.-Political news is unim-
portant-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07
The Platform Of the Opposition

Whatever name the sponsors in baptism
shall choose to bestow on the party which IL
to be bcgotten and born of the two conven-
tons, State Conventions, called to meet al
Des Mones the present month, the leaders
and their followers, with rare exceptions, are
the same men that stood on the Chicago plat
form last year.
One plank of the National Chicago Demo
crsfic Platform is as follows:
Reso1ted That this Convention does explicitly
d<ciure = the sense Of the American people, that
AFTH1 IoUR YEARS OF FAILURE to re-
store ~ UAion by the EXPERIMENT or WAR
durinx uc1ch, under the pretense of . military
necessifr. 81 . war power higher than the Consti-
tuition. kConsttution itself has been disregardcd
n ssesu r. J, and public liberty and private right
sliks ~ Tn down, and the material property Of
- 65okry essentially impaired, Justice, humani-
". lfboify and the public welfare demand that
iAlk4DATE EFFORTS be made for . CRSeA-
TI0n on H0sTILITIES, With view to IN nj
tjmnte e6nvsution Of al the StAtss or other peace
ahls ahs to the end that at the earliest practca-
- nG1Bsnt pescc may be restored ON the basis OF
~ Federal union of the States.
None Of General SHERnAN's soldiers, ex-
eupt sach as would be disgrace to that gal
l cfmy, will ever endorse such platform
- epert political brotherhood with the men
"a endorse it.