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, 1865-06-11
FROM NASHVILLE.
Trial Of The Guerilla Leaders
Ferguson and McNairy.
Alleged Frauds in the Quartermaster's
Depar1ment--The Ash Corps Go.
ing to New 0Ileaus,

NASHVILLE, June s, 1865.
Champ Ferguson, the notorious gue1llla
header, whose atrtclous operations In tie
Sfquatchic Valley and the mountainous rc-
gtonE Of Tennessee hare rendered his name
terror to all loyal and pcaccablc citizens, ia
now confined In the military prison At Nash
vile awaiting Ills tail. Among the numcr-
Gus charges ngaipst him is one that he MUIR
Gered In cold blaod wounded Federal officer
while In hospital at Ss1tsillc last winter.
Another charge Is that he shot down two col
ered soldic,s without any provocatlon The
lisl Of crimes perpetratel by thls cruel
wretch Is so 1obg that If he had twenty lives
they would all be forfeited ut the altar Of
Justice.
tecus Judge Advocate Of the Depal tment, is
now preparing the charges and specifications
against ills uutsa ", md Is collecting testi-
mcny from Federal cftcsrs and otacrs nor
cut Of the service and residing In various
By Capt; Il. c Blackman, late lieutenant Of
tie Sth kanfas Infantry, now Of the i0.h U. S.
c. I. Capt. Blatkmai. is the capable and en-
GrEetic Judge Advocate Of 1l,: Military Com
mission here, and tits I'LL cascs of citizens,
guesillas, &c The saalunt captain says he
H1sEss e TO tty Te.suson aud then take aleaye
Of abseIce. lhe senc1al courts uarti,l, Of
which 1hcie ate three or fur In this city,
take coEnzancc of military otIcnses within
Our own a1miss. Government employees, as
well as soldiers and officers n1c umenablc to
the latter courts.
Cbumr Fe.Guson Is not alone IN his con-
tinement. The rebel guerilla Captain Duyal
McNaiiy Is also IN arrest and awaiting trial.
4readts dMbo-blact guards both! The fol.
lnwing is an outline OF the charges agalns.
McNai1y:
ClnsEr-AIurder.
i'm 3oN 1,nS
Nairy did on OF about the lSta Of Os,obcr.
1864, oIdce bis band or puerillas 10 I'm intn
.rain OF cars near McNairy's Cut, en- see.
ticu SO. Nashville & Northwestern Railroad.
, 1865-06-11

"A N&SQtnQfnA dAarAtfH TO the 1hEa3A 1Fh41
LkugtT E3js:
Al hear, on good authority, that the Govern
mcnt has nov At lis command In the South about
81, ,0D bales Of cotton, which will be cent North
AZ soon al tho necessary arrangements can be
made for ftt transportation.
"AG there ". however. fEc1adcd in the abtye
amount more or le.s cotton that IL claimed 4. tho
property Of loyal res.de1ti IN Georgia and Ala
bsMa, II IL possible the rounj figures have given
may not be realized, though they Will not fa!l
ehoEt very materially. The cotton secured hy tho
surrender Of Dick Taylor nnd Kirby smith Is
underttood TO embrace simply that whtch was
ted By those armfe< for the benefit OF the rahsl
government, and not the properly Of private resi-.
dents IN those departments"
In 4 letter from London, dated Nay 81, We have
the following intelligence:
The only important event Of The paet lew DAYS
hie been the announcement Of the failure Of ihe
large Parsee horsc Of Mr, Cana, at Bombsy. Hs
tor liabilities are thought to be apont saixD,0O
sterling, Of which It IS known 81. COO will fall
In England. He has TWO houses In Chlns, one at
Calcutta, another at Liverpool. md one in Lon
don. Speculattons tn cotton In the fora OF what
arc cs1'Sd "ti,ue bargains" hare been the cause
OF the disaster. ard ittle isyet known Of he pro.
poets Of ll4uidat1on- The stoppace only took
place week ago, and the new n3o.Eafopean
telegraph Is tho cnuse Of The moro thau prove rhal
cd, utth which the i'll rews has Travelled. Most
or the Anclo-lndian banks, aud especially the new
ones, vail be Sharply hit.
t. Tt. EoN
, 1865-06-11

Here the maEktt hiss bern unsettled and dnll,
with sales on tho Stock Board al 1973Gt3ii. and
On the xtse ct 1t 1854 Glss.
Government Bonds were ateady and quiet. We
quote:
Buying. Selling
F1ye.Twenucs...... lis 1851
Ten, "
Seveu.T Turtles. 90lN 99f pa1.
, 1865-06-11

1IE.,ussrI Nr3r Constitution.
The New Cous titutiun Of Missouri fa.cd
badly In st. Leuis, The vote on It was a. fol.
h,yva.
, 1865-06-11
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

rAntalts of Grain are Moto Esatees a odAserae
csaage arc are 20 1epofd ay =. siies osatrsrs,s
sArrEpAT BE1s1Ks. June 10, les.
FREIEnTY-LAkk FRx1sHfe were quiet and
M3!h q: tHs. asa s.fgas Ls'5iss os1. ss
IT. e: Shs:s lfsm Aii9.nks: ss ID; sca! Gs9'it
tos III Fl:si M e ~ 81. "a sss = Ha::sa. 80.
meass at 9e tor F1enE :9 Bo.soa !s ssfnis. aud %
iss Flour and Ne ier Posk g Moasse7:-b:ih e
S.n.ea s,n srs1sSes' aaa &c tof f1oas 70 SeT -so'k
u asS1 Ill bril-; .h!ppea $50, his.
aass.iss u: S::sssi: II az i Is;;s @ s:,E
E.y-apa ~ 1;, e.h p1t M na~sd A. 3M; REn VIE 4
al91;s lEis no. 1sieed :; s:oo; ~ ~ Fan. Gsy
~ I'll e. e:se e shipped su
Ns,sfs Rs s 1sS65 rs: sfis $50 g sa g. &
3 q !; i S e 6 | !. S q e j Il
lo s. a. 4 rs ,&2 na DO ;s 4 o .sletia1 wax
MINI ssa9s Ss;er o. Is saa iss sazhsI "a re-
ssssa g. Ss'st T. sss: ct = :? &
bu CO It s0c Is n6 nd 20 4 s1c@soHc: 1850 bu re.
:. y g. 4 u II 4 & + Is a Sa
hish M,Ied 8 ssKe; soo BY SS.1 st Sc: ~ b y
b; IF e 81 sasesa b. x..
i! sss:s ss.:: ss's az 8 = rs Is
e = & u
HxRLEX1Etss'1ea E3,5:s ~ 's; shipped a:ae. x's-
Acknowledgements At H.ss.
BaflUm C0KS lhe Stock IL lizht. and The sales
, 1865-06-11

s EuEEP-Thc market ruled lowtr. And cluaed
mitch depreuet, Endef the kirturstAncts very ILL.,
tic caa be xt aiized for lheep- He quote tho closing
prices hcsc ~ follows:
FftLe 10 t1Ua, e1H0o!n &h
Metl6n1 to prime. uuthcEn. tpa1.N
Ftlnt to s1ua- aEn: S915 90
Medium 10 pl{me. attf+$A
The fui1nw,rg tts saies i4adr tax - OF ttosn
Shetp: J.
SelltF1. Dl{ess. No. ~. P. icn.
GrtFrFy-...-...... burrows ...-......s q tiO
Adkrts ............ london ..-........G 1ot i-G
Lrons srt3........,..Hu .Hu'soNs-....... s! 475
Bainfh ,rorcT4.....,,.....6 s. 3b3 S.91
, 1865-06-11

TheseeeipIs and shipments tais week ton3 3te with
the preceding week s. .ollovs:
Shipments raore thaa :.ss
ssi1 Ms 9 ~
Exse,s ss1es iii, Vrt 81
SaseA Tor week eeior4
Aseonpared wl:h tho ensze;psnd.ss period OF last
Jear. We ind n follows:
Receipts for corresponding v.ek IA
sssss' I'll till
sbpneEts eaf.essendlar w:tf IN 60
kxcess ct sht5 me0tA 1hl5 f37
1hs receipts eftht week hATs tlsspp 7!nt-
ed hees.tulalsns Of tpzrAto.. bat tbs d+.p 3a,a
.us tas in no wpy lnter;trsd with the cou.e OF
t;nde Or a.y manner Influenced ths pcs Of It sck.
Fos flight Is has been this supoy. "a compared =ilh
ectue pfcyIsps xetks. ths demand hrs be, e4uaIy
lin lied and NC dshc7.ty was expsteueei In suppll
tuE MI gFEdes efquteed by the trade.
AsEaS the csSe !ls. week 20 II hJ, til. receipts
iof the earltf part of tha wetC w.sc u1nst!7 lI5h:
steers. and tutchrs eatti. With vssy meagse tpstnk-
irE q good chipping g'n3es. f.t such via th: CDR
dillon OF the MARKET thlt 60 f1coaFealEace VIZ
reriencsd from ihts csuse. Taere was yesT little
shipping i7tete.t to bt accomu 9dAsed, opsra:o:s
generally 1cofl17 npon tbs Eastern n1fz:ts q pre-.
teut.rE no ind1cements Tor ir3tdr Thu ma'ked aad
uneontIo1Ab'e nuc.u stiaas Of shs Mtg York t1ads
and the ysty cose ra:Et1 upon which d. A1ets nra
compelled TO cp.sate h.ya tended to lpsfo All a.
mc.k s1spsnd the shipping iot.1es.. 4 lev OF tho
noro rensuIo1s Operators towsve:, who to liz
h4tItLt.ment Of kEsde than the accyuiu
r1tnA OF lhe's Transactions. have "di.p-t in' com.
paratlvey eeep; but the sgeEats Ct their vcnt1,es
lsrot tuutslcslly 1a.ss.
The partial withdrawal OF s Ippe.s from tho markct
AID III. lew eEzsts offered By thoss no1tnAtly pa.-
! eb .ng. .tntazei 4 large nrnbsr CT oEnsss s.nd
thrill stock through en- thttr atrouat. Thus. OF
the Ksste1n shipments, fully onehA1f have Eone
| through In trst Lands
Mar the r;idds of the weeks number tf Pittsburgh
t1yfss lrp.aIct ia the market kni bought 1a1xe:y ci
ttat sraIr. Thstr pns:Ecc and opes3ttons impartial
cnnsIterAole stlue 10 ta+ prcss Of th&t pArcu a
| eIade Of fstocf, nnt no Advance vss ESTABLISHED
LAscr In the week she receipts comprised few v:sJ
good Cattle. md. taken together. were dtctd II Int
ps1vemtst the ea:ller srr1vA s. No Improvement
in p,tee. hextuer vas .pparen aud the week elo,s,
With Gull, heayI feeling pesvattns MI Tr4dss. Tel
70 few rsttie mato uIaold. pttb4bls 10 Id
coup,le sl th+ nj sold catan IA the several yards.
The following table VII show ihs c:ostns pslcs
| this wstk AID t&t.
| Chelce.-........... .........$AG1s..1
| 600. to f11Eas.. -....-. to&s.5 92S q
FASt 10 Eo-d d...-.s.--%+---- b..tAs2 6.-o25s3.!!
Mtct7En to FAir.-.--.. ...:s:.aASS9
| SttcE 81 2M&o.1
| lEfeftsT,,+..s.......s... ....-... 2s3s&tSO
Tue chanEe Mo11 last ue<k It will be seen t. bu
tight and II. cuue only shu BITTER grsdes. A. com
raIed with tho corresponding cay OF lat month ant
III COT fetucn month CT Ias:Ytar We I'd ate to1
, 1865-06-11

COA[Taerr IL. ~ utua at thts tess3n Flight
$EA E. Tho Nnfket has bsen declining lar aeTtrA
months ard cocsuMes8 k,n not clsppaed 20 secu-
nm hte unleE 1ht:e iicuC tauces. During tha Teet
aEd serns eslsts report The pseepertof stu fHrth
, 1865-06-11
More Of the AudefSonville Horrors.
Ga.aA,rslla Cor Ia.h I

n1tc, !" but there they aIe utterly insignificant.
More Of the Andersonville Horrors.
(Nathvillo Cor. tsb.} lcuisville Journal.l
II. II. Davidson, private OF the Lat Ohio
Battsry Qight artillery q prisoner at Ander-
sonTil1c, Gs.. during the summer Of 1861. has
furnished AdJutaut General Whtpplc lengthy
statement tn rega'd to the treatment Of pris-
the priton- It will be remembered that Wirz
was arrested here few days ago. From Da-
Wilson'S statement re select the following
passage:
II have known this Capt. Wifz keep men
IN the standing stocks, head, feet aud hands
fastened, IN *nch position that they could
Was not the least particle Of shade from The
hot, Eccretirg gun OF that climate. Darinr
The months Of June and July It was no up-
common thing to see men confined in this
harbarous manner, for the most trivial Of
FENCES, By order Of Capt. Nifz. This same
Captain also had ehaln, gang Of twelve prls-
Many Of them were men who had made their
escape and were recapturtd. Each man had
an iron collar ufound bis neck, r3yeted WITH a
short chatn Of eighteen inclcs, connecting
with the other man until the circle OF twelve
was complete. In addition to this, each
man to Ills right leg Ind S:pound ball
attached. With very short chain 10 pre-
rtpt being easily carried, and from the o her
leg every lour mcn had chain fastened to
kaadtsd asa a{y ponds Of itoo q they s eas1is9 ss
-nbout wherever they wished 10 move. Iu-
Dnn ingenuity cannot devise more cruel
md tarbnrous method Of punishment. They
neither sit, stand nor lie with any comfort
during the right or day. Theywerc confined
3n this dep1orable condition for over month.
One man IN particular of the twelve had the
chronic Gyseutery. He appealed to me md
Captain Wi1z-even begged to have him re-
. leased o: eivtn medicine to check It, Cap-
sa'n Wirz turned a deaf ear to all his appeals
and torturts, nnd would neither allow the
iEons to be taken off nor medicine given him.
He WIS Thus forced to lie In these irons,
chained down dnv after day, faint and wcaI.
until death relieved him OF bis sufftrIuge.
The irons were taken of from him after hr
was dead- think II was In June that on: Of
the white prisoners blackcd himself 90 as ~
resemble negro for the purpose o! making
bis escape, and Fnssel cut ut thr prison gate
In tie morning vixen the negroes were called
cut to work. Captain Wiz, hearin:, Of II
tbrcreh some source, ordered him placed In
the stocks for tEenty-fnur hours, and tlpn
given thirty l3Ehes On his bare hack. THIS I
saw executed from the dlsptnsary. TIA man
WIS missing from the morning roll.call, Wlrz
punished the whole squad By Ieorlving them
Of their ssa1l allowance Of rations every
third day until The man wus found, or It was
told where the prisoner made bis escape"
= ~+z4 r.
, 1865-06-11

-U11 St6tk4 n Phl.adelPhla On TIC 1kh Instant
were steady, with reEy little disposition 10 ope.
rate. and TIE esles were confined manly to the
low priced shates. The closing quotations were
d fo12
, 1865-06-11

- AAC% tlT ~ >" khA ~ "
ham SIT Eastern mauIfakt
\ nsstk T. Amcssc n 1u*t
tACcn. EieIcil stlckt I. b.
HIN
C1ly Htrnrsa.P3 n.9sau 81
Ctunfri Ga1teas o &s1 -
Kir.nurs. q b D stSa1.m
Ktp. hssTy. = D 1.st8e-s3
tall, + D........ tNA&1 SC
EEr+F. T. .t...... s.ts. "a
County Cpps1.. 1-31 =
q
sfsuettsr Sole. . 0 isao Sd
narrtss, 2 F.-.o Ek<:,M
Csper C,a&0:S
ki:. No. l me-
ctuE1 ,.....,- l1N2 R
Ktp, No. HWY. nSS3t.m
ca f,e1t1.-.....1 195Saam
Hxpch Elf. 1st
chslct... ..... I31S
FIen.h Cali, q .1
D. Hk...........-- I- -
Q11f,-1he market Is q1l
At nrqr ofAtJ0u8- The v
~ urufuAl tsptlpts4Aud C.
ITsceB sensrA'1y rute upc
xl,tcl. IL lrc loEtr. Neq,
, 1865-06-11

AlANFNH0A
Eurt1y. The t7hr rec=31t resutcted pp=rsieas, mad
ptises were unchanged
On Tpssdsy favorable adv,rss were received from
New Tcsk and psic.s Rdv4Ieed 1.0.sc 2 100 ss Gn-
dtr this influence uaca hec4nt exrxrrtas1r sctt+e
sud tho thusal RECEIPTS vhien began arrive kept
theEarket welt supplied. but no surplus xas allowed
to aceun ulAte. Tn Wednesday 4 Dispatch ron tho
KAst urtet the market By announcing = decline IN
New YORK Of s5e@st(o 2 ITO ns- Traffic wxs s1s-
pended. and dull depressed feeling TOOK tn pale
Of The active, tuoyans tcne efiha lng before. Under
th.5 iptsucpca dxEltsn Of e5@soc estaollah.d.
tssde rcvissd, ard sEs,n oecaue very active. At
thn e1csc OF 1he week, houcysr buyers tecAne ie.s
s1xtoEs and the arkc: closed quiet with pr1e.s le.
dim than before.
TODAY th-re waR eons1derasla duIlne.s At Ezoss Of
the ya:ds. al prices ruled cs6sec lower.
The c.ofiuK p:esz compared With last week II II
folowt:
p,,n. IA ,.,,. !sss tS' :1u1e Ss : :
A.6itm to ptim"-..... ......... sssa!,ss ssa1S %
Sttnk SE&+.l
Comparing the sEclk With the corresponding week
and month OF last ystr, VIC Ind the following:
.aa Mss1a q Jan ~ I; -; \;
a.nsE ~, anM N.Y. y fsime. sS99 ss;3
The tu7p1y for the week hsA betn abundant but pos
nclc than wesc *an:e1i. They h:ye usually beea
talk r ate and ta-1ly sought By .hiopess.
The sales today aze follows;
HOG SALkS TO-DAY.
, 1865-06-11

t-1s 20 Gcod.: :.-..6 .i5As:55 7.m11.s3 6-so3..b
s:oeK stesrs..:...s t1@5.:i s.0a Gsso a.s;ss:5
1nelscf.......... 3 I910 -
u~in bs observed tn Il <Ane b.et cate Aze AIR.
te :owrs Than c1e Donth sgo, ther approximate
very near the va.uts Of Jta:aso. Thru go eas st
LII. Eo~ At L57- In otetr vcids paper dol1s wzs
then vosth S I. Ice; cow It's wos'h &c
An & selling to-dtT t.r eighty p1prr dollars Is
wo.lh IN So'd 80 the sclaz f,r the tame one
srar seo VISA worth Ia god fs67. Showing thss
Wills lnnal1y The aame The .aia such OF h4s
acsualJ te HAIR Though the e1a OF hia prices.
has hcpe gocebS. staes oEers may cong ntu.Ale
then ke:yf that thcT sc nor eElllae aear!y .5Fc
u7ore thso formerly.
To-DIT-7te ma'Set pTeEsnss 70 NV +; a:urs. T1a
tsate Is very dull! teGe being ss2mfrts until Men
trws:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
SHERMAN rAspe
Adams ao:d sr!ccr los he.d. averaging I162 -. At
so,ey to seLsne Is heas. avr.as.ns 1,,sl 81, At
I::al.r to Ms1tacn s. h=ad. averaging 1.au ps, At
corTAoyoFors YAEos.
told Ensli.h head dsttile:y fed ssec:s,
Avefs6sGS tt1u 81. S6S1.
Fo1T wArxE YAEDe
&. Bentley .1'd ue,t, y hssd mixed butchers Cat.
En- ~ Sss C. hsaa e q medium Steers. av.
istas,ls ssis esR9 !; i head Hight Medium ssscz..
ar.iasas r. e9ses@an lead 'sh s'eeF
NICuI0AS e0E THxRN TAHps.
81 ssst ho,n 60. sold Fsnass 10 head. averaging
-hoin said kn14 BIT Is head averaging loss u, a.
DRIVERS rs1oS kTock rAups.
WaEEtrk 4 Mallery sold cam=.on Is teaA flr
Hods-1n na ltce,ats rhcss, as shown os tho ao.va
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FAILUREs UNKNOWN

TA-rx E-s 91scgrErscs AID I=r~-rs~ns
WASH nrs- rs.rA h<ys1i . e-r-.sn ks-.l
1y-sss az osA~rs vhsrA p~rr~Sr fA<
wu~a4 To the A<zs~r class bxsun< tAr
~xs4 s-o=yx-l rr@eas~> 81 FruSr~~ur
HsSszzy Ia rA~>< eusunses xzzxrr~.i
Hn4 iizTSsra. oa@S&~~<r - yz@r-A = tAr=
Srz-3s rsr-v vy~~el f.xz x--zxrs tvzz L-t-
e-7~aal q las0a q e<sz<~ a eu-~arzn.xns Il
ha.-es@y "A. &zZ u-M~zrzr- AID vet
sssc 4eHzza4 trss@ tAr au1r~sur !. a. Lz~--
&z& las--~szzE- tAz. tA- ssaxA .. -~nerA-ly
-11rr n 0zr sr4a~xra czss-~ I-zr-w @z4z
tassa. Hrr >rass ~--s z@@ P4r, - ssr shs "a
F-rss F--Ta-e x s~I&< r~u&allr,d sAss~<A
Ia zzaa1- da-s-r--.. and e~u--az- - Srs
az rr4-lzaA - thss ~1v- II ss=<- % ~
4~es ~ &r~4rr Ia Ae vazzazzsrS sy ~
trzvel.a- cI-sr-aazl-ss wAs sy~-zlz.r n
th-~r s-2--=-d- &C hz-a~a Isr shs14.i3
Fr-1- f@sss wssk Al aangi~ suzvTsv fum
tAe az g. : 2--Es. e Fruf-sx fia-s-
So. tsrta-r s-rEz< So tn .z-rrsar j
!, - ~ c1T~r tx wl~k 81 az as.-lz-
-z5~5-l lavrs;or ia; ~ Ear.l,c.saz- sAs.zi&
b. u43r a Escd3zz So sxsortsoa. z-4 b.
uuz-i lLIz-ly ~Alvr ne css-ag,lz,n~z.; pad
- faeIr csae@ry n tn exzcfaOz q exarass
t4zi Txic-s- H. 0ij~cs = 20 pi4c- them
wI3AIn Tho reach Of eV~-y hus4a bcIn<.
AM not % have iher dIFzslon Emifed By
the ~gpldlrt Il spectator bat after
madIng 4 sale a; regular rats b. cannot
control the prices at Which the remedies
>hoaia DC sd IN the eolonial market
Thy are kno~ to be the most profitable
ven,uTc whi can lie shipped 10 Aus,ral-
asa. and hence be ! coLilnua IL receiving
orirrs Of ON fl 900 up~ ards with a view
20 speculation ia Australia and Y an Die
man. Lana.
Scorbu'ic complaints and cruptions are
among The most common diseases at the
diggings. salt food and the lack Of veg
,,able diet are the prolific sources of sour
w and all the affections of the skin, the
feshy fibre and the glands included under
the general head OF scorbutic disorders.
Here then is a wide field Tor the operation
of professor Holloway's wo'ld-rrnowned
remedies. If there is one class of RENE
dies in which they have achieved greater
triumphs than another it is this. The sup
e,ficial evidences of disease are removed
by the Ointment, while tho gentle apcr-
lent and disinfecting operation of the Pills,
summarily relieves the system and the cir
culation from every acrid and poisonous
element calculated to feed the disorder.
Thus these two potent remedies strike
at once at the source and the symptoms
of tho complaint and annihilntc them.
This is not suppression or amelioration,
but expulsion. 1t is the thoroughncss as
we'll as certainty which with Holloway's
medicines do their work, which stamps
them as the only safe and infallible cur
ativcs now before the world Al
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Correspondence.
OLyMPIA, March 9th. lSG

OLYMPIA. March 9th. 1904.
Ed. Sfaadard: Now that the ques-
ton is settled as to who shall BE- the Stand
ard-b-arer in thu Union ranks. to whose
support ths suffragrs Of the loyal people
ofihis Territory are due, it is to be ex-
pect-d that the Union party, irrespective of
local differences and dirisions will unite
their efforts in support Of the Union cam
dida.e. Whatever those local differences
or party divisions may be. whatever bickrr-
ings or di. s.ns;ons may have arisen, how
ever the feelings Of one wing OF tho party
may have been outraged by any ujustif-
able dictntion on the part of the other sec
ton, or individual thereof, let the Union
party en- masse, bring up solid and i'm
pvnvtra5le front to The enemy. Mr.. Den
ny. as the choice of the Territorial Union
Convention, endorse and approve. Al
though he does not constitute my prefer
ance, l deem it my duty to support him as
the standard bearer Of the Union party,
who should have the unrcservcd support
of all loyal citizens. Being man Of HIGH
moral standing, sterling integrity, and in.
dustrious application to business. the p'o
pie ofthe Territory may confidently look
forward to being faithfully and successfully
represented in Congress for the ensuing
two years.
In relation to the division in The Union
party of this county-a division concerning
which I,nay presume to know NOR than
some who ION tho streets grbl' vr:y
much concerning it, last evening was
h.. ,,.t,I Ia,
p,ny with several other members Of the
Union parry, by NJ. Hubbard. member
of the opposition wing. and II late delegate
to the Convention. Doubtless he lent his
aid to the nomination of Mr.. Denny, aud
probably felt exultant over his success,
predicting in unmea :urcd terms the total
annibilation Of that wing Of the Union
party to which he prof"sses not to belong,
although und 'rstand he holds and held
himself ready for barter tn either side.
The following We're his conditions. "It yon
do not come up aud support the action OF
the party, you will be hencrforth and for
ever politically damned 1t is to be
hoped the gentleman felt relieved on get
ting clear Of such load. l do not c,nsid-
er Mr.. Hubbard wholly responsible tor the
origin OF that annihilating threat. My
opinion is that he has efficient promp-
tiers. The presumption is scarcely con-
ceivable. with which one man arrogatcs to
himself the authority to pronounce ever
lasting political damnation on the heads of
any and all who may differ with him in
political opinions or actions. Al present
have merely to say to the dominant party,
remember that we are American citizens
imbued with the independent feelings
common to humanity, and can feel when
VIC are overloaded. l close this article
with the suggestion that Mr.. Hubbard's
political friends will induce him to remain
at homo. His being at large is no gain ia
his party. SWAN
Our opinions to a dot.
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