The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-18

this 10th day of November. in the yepr NJ
our Lord 1S65. and of tho ;nJonordo,no -,
! the United States the Goth.
BY the Governor; A. w RR,nropn
VIM. b. Hill. Secretary of St,te
49, 49,. :. 'N'
-pros;aon+ Johnson o r.;.. -, ~,
,,,,,,,,'I n :, on"oon' VI = ''oa'' 'ne l"'h
I"r,h CnnaI;na r." ~ Ge.esa''o1 IRON lh'
nros;J;nr nann 81 ,t ta.'Jn he"Ifu ny ,ht
XXI rk G,1ea , ~ .n'' pouy' non MT
annS;dora+ ms ef .ho p Iiesen1eu Tor Iht
,roaaIa;.,,.. - Il, GUY r ieo,te"' ee.'a.' VI IN.
an,one, a,I7nu tL Va. ~ ''"'',is 'na
S;nu III J'iei '''inss me ordnance OF seces
on l,rJ;nooa Iv''"leu tI"' anu Solo' ana
A. ,ha Canr "Gop'Tu pron;9'.lu g S'aSetE;I
cd tbe issnos ;nr,1 n ;.''I s"'u' n"u y'e'I'
.,,arn ExaoiIo ~ w ~ we var We ASK
tba Ir,;tn5 &C., a,'.I'.:.; o .i ."e Pit' VI
ernr,ont ra,at;n L,n '''.S' NAV our 'ot
relat;on 70 tho aJn,;s,;"n ~" eSsoieI III
Conaress Mr. pa;J statnJ tl ~ nte..,po.s "
inc Sorth CaroI;no haI ',;nIaI INV
inTnlvnd in tbn ,ror ,.o, a',t a. :..'' "",
we'll d;snosad rn f %"', was submissive ana
heard tbat bar Jo,o%a,; 'I,a''ons' H. iln1
NOT ho aI,,;ttad ~ IT," W Io"iiess "ou'u
gresYonaI tn,t ao,h Ivy LOON lhe oon,
tal,e and sncb ,,ai1 h MI ei. Lou:u
neonln ,s daen wron(, and Ill Ia ei. y ms
deviation to the Gnrornt .o. ~ pu. WEI!
test and tha ran,.o,;,, 10 a's se,eles,
that Cnnaro.S vonid nana1 .La ., "SHgo
Nv Po;'i, bol .LI,,. ''o o'.n' li'
roanost sl'o,'d , i, =. ie1lcVt' 'IIt ,ne
sonS honJs u,I a' th % .Isaue''' 'ol'n
some raAon,;ors r.h;,. i'"s ~ WHY auu
BODY President Inhnsan J.; ro,,, "'v ;1 ln l
rerc;vod tho nroneoJ;n', ~ u, H. IVY, s'''a ne
nGtI'' ', 'ne Ptoceeu'nSS Oh lhe convention
tory spirit in which he had been addressed.
Much had been done, but something remains
to be done to render restoration Immediately
practical The adoption of the Constitu.
tlomal Amendment abolishing Slavery. by
the Legislature Of North Carolina, is. IN mn
Judgment, practically important to the sue
ces$tm reStoration mhich is so much desired
by aU. The President concluded by say
ing that ''without answering sperlAca, the
questions you have proposed to me. il will
be sufficient to say that my action must de.
pend upon events, and Mr. Holden will
again be instructed to continue the exercise
OF his functions as Provisional Governor un-
I'll he shall have been expressly prohibited
by orders to that effect" Secretary Seward
in despatch addressed to Provisional Gov.
ernor Perry which has no doubt been sent
to other States similarly situated. instructs
him that President johnson expects that he
will also continue as the Executive of South
Carolina until relieved by his ORDER and that
President johnson regrets that the debts in
CURED in aid of the rebellion have not been
pronounced void by the Convention or the
Legislature, and also that the Constitutional
Amendment has not vet been adopted, which
is peculiarly important and especially desir
nl1a
turbancs and annrehenson 'H IN '" "iJ, o' o's
their alarm over the Fen;,n nnoron,ants :"
the recent corresnondenre Lo,'yoa,, a,,n M; J."
lister in london and Earl RnsSol roIa,;, ,a' -.
the deprcdations If the AnaIn. Fol,al ,,n;,o
,eers. The provincial ;onrSaIs onJ ~, ,
are earnestly discussinG the nrosnoots pf l,,u
Government snnnrnn p,a;'i' t' W our
Of Rr;t;sh mro seourg .h n;aemnley by seizures
conseouant chnnces 81 rar 49,. 'inu m .no
ted States md Eral,nd. 'e S"u'a .te , Ln,
show how easy i wn,Id h. ~ th y, .ne"t
war BEING dec,ared Ear nv u'' ~ ons even. y,
to march across rho frnnt;er and .n;.o "f NY
whole of Canada and boI;aro ,ha. se =; .no
real danger of sncb an occnrronno tLo =, my
formidable Fen;an ;nvas;on ~ ,nnn ao VI !"
though. are still fearful of tbo iatto.p eep;s'
and are ont of nat;enne WEI tb bt'' c "nal'
ment for not at pnce rioo :,.n .ne uoveii:'
tary force IN tbe hordar tbnn%b S' tIs nLl,
same time sb;ver o ovar th bnouga 'ney a! lhe
increased taxes which this eu. y, ou r'd
involve, Torontn daSno tl'" nE m "oula
states that it has been decided to place a
force of volunteers in active service. and
four battallons are ordered to nrenare for
immediate duty. One regiment Of repular
troops has been sent from Montreal to the
border
-Tboro aro bo,rr, or;lo,
WASHINGTON correSnonden u ef u.s. phfs ,he
mia Ledoer that the Pres;dent tn f,;th h' ia
South 10 kin sbaLer The la.;n Ia tne
of the Legislatures now IN session in passing
the acts now recommended by him as IN
to the restoration of the States.
coupled with the article in the Mobile Req.
ister declaring, in effect, that there must be
a ''limit to the Northern demands on the
South, " has given him apprehensions of dan.