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The Astcmps 60 break UP shs Ola Organ


TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
have observed with pain attempt upon tho part
OF certain persons calling themselves Fcnsn Senator'S
n dsr,pt the brotherhood aud destroy organization
The undersigned membor OF tho l. r. b., bcgs leave 70
make tho following statement, which am willing ~
make any under oath. and will probijy be caisi
TO do so before the proper Fen,sn tribunal
In company with others OF the n y calisi opoD
VIM r. Pojcrts. AZ bis request delivered " us through
Michael -canlJn.
Al ,bat Interview Roberts boldly declared ih,i h,
would destroy The present organization and substihss
new one iis plsc' Others whose names go 70 the
s Of scaaioss prbitshci ia tho paper, asserted they
vcrp gong !, preach new gospel ~ snd in sibs'ruc.,
tear down The pres Brotherhood and erect suited
t0themseyc Propositions W this effect made ~
various uoinhcrs Of tho L. " !i., nov THIS airy
raneiy 10 ioiu tho consrraior become thor oman
z,rsu and start out - preach tins "ncw gospel =" Of
cour 20 thu Indignantly refused ~ the l. B rnr
The reason thru We ireland, ncxt - tho g u there
recognized colpnc Joan . Ashony the cncr head d
the organization
recognize IN thrsc r'r publications. IN The neNsp,pcfi
an atlrnpsto carry pOt thIs tsclsoneoic programme
JOIN DSuIdIvAS,
r.,
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All Prizes CasheA asa Legal Lotteriss.-
). CLurE. Broker. iy5 Broadway
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AND .,UFFs Also GBNrs, APPLICABLE and retail.
One Collar sent free r. The trade With list u prize
aud drs~tnss of dife srnt styles
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ItcpHFHaBs 4 DONALD SNfrI
u - uns Pale hiss ani ortrr
Vsst .ghteenh a.. between seventh AMI Eighth y
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JITtN UNUININAN,
lac Centre for Mallow, county tors, itcl,pi
Appeal Tor s.E-trcssasnt 1'rTanong.


Appeal Tor s.--E'fc@al'fsN y NEt7i0fE.
NEw Yoas, Dec a. 1861
10 rIn Mgaazas ~ FssiAs DfoTaosn11o
BaornFns BE not deceived by these 50 called f,fn
crs Take care ticy be not leading you to preo,pco
they have rcachcrcusy csncoccd Cor your ruin and Al
tie same piiyng game 5 brse into ihclf own
hands We all know with what animus these ten com
nlandment heroes opposed tried aud worthy r. a.
dent at The Philadelphia Congress- nrd nc ignahe cc ca
they there met bit 10 AID rch fuel to thea hate,
and " il but too p,rablc they have sncc nursed thor
anger 10 keep IL warm And now IN their anxiety TO
nnn,rieh thou hec signs 'hcy show ito" tisniv The
CIV, On ivsl I've ssvns,ss fi-~sss1s suaan
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gh- GnseaSp wss,sa-.. :


Tho ~ sn.sass ~ III, Fcniau Brotiorhoai ot Chclsc
hs.d mcsisag o. mogco1 eyeniag 10 caiJrse the &C
ttnu of ~. Sr1,te
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g.trhc'ot's Hsir Dyr.-The Hest La the
world Itruiss rriihe ami ntAnttar,us The ,n:y
fac, Dye ht' l.e generating bktrsc, " nHsiar, rc.
aud egincs the hair " Bsstly sre-' Nsv YORK
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof
SAFES Large sssor.m.nt ut % Murray street. ~
Coltsgs place.
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Cor0s. Bwnions, Enlarged Joints and
a dseases OF The feet cured Dr. zAcHAR.E 76J Boai
yay
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THE CHILEAN QUESTION IN EUROPE


fPars Nov. 23) Correspondence London Post.)
Representations have certainly left The French Torcc
Once the French Minister at Madrid, concerning tho
blockade Of tho Chilean ports by Spanish squadron As
rar o. can learn from my limited OF infoma.
ton the French government, in spirit Of rcconclis-
ton draws attention 10 the injury done 10 French
mercs by disputes between the republic and Spain,
which il thinks may be removed IL negotiations were
opened BY friendly medating Powers Tie French
despatch may be less decided in tone Than that OF Eng
land the subject but doubt the views OF the
governments Of England and France are identical u IS
believed hero tina: tho ,hlean ty may be settled
by mediation eventually.
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Holiday Presents Of Affection and Char
itys-wuf,EtfR a WILSON'S Lock Strh sewing Ms-
chines aud Button Hole Machines, $50 Broadway.
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE. ia. President. 6as Broadway Asso.s
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Furs, Ears. Farp-As BANTAM, JJ7
Canal street: elegant Mink Capes NUTS and CJsrs Chi
drns Fancy Furs Ladies' Fur Trimmed Hoods 0cns Fus
Caps doves and Muhcra DC
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Best and Chrapest-Milior's Hair Dye
Try T. arg. sire Is eents SOD ~ druggists Depot 70
de- xr.sl
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u. u. T.-sorr Throat, Cough, Gold md
similar troubles. suffered t)progress result
mpnary affection, of.rnslme- ircurahe BROWNS BROS
CHIAL rROCHES reash directly tho seat Of the lsen
aud almost instant relief They have been thoroughly
tested ana mn,n be good rcput 1o8 they have Iasily
acquired As LIefr limitations be H. obtain tho
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tsned al principal drug confectionery cigar and fancy
stores pubic are notified that DO not retail ED
HARRIS CO. ss Broadway confidential aCcns ~ the
Baroncts son.' Branch depot Ad cAln,snn Co. " Wa-
liam
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reg wonder" THERMOMETERS - ne
CO. ~. yctv uouusf
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Chrapesf Book Store An thc World
l6T 95l Books selling 81 HALF Price.
LErisATT BROTHERS, us Nassau street
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Prrrs paid In qod Information Furnished The hixhrvt
rates NH Tor all kinds Of gold AMI siyer
TAYLOR A co. Bankers, 10 Wall street, New YORK.
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Chsrkrriug - SONS
GRAND yJuARp AND UPRIGHT PfaNDS.
Estab;ishnd ~ 1919
Ffny.Gys meiaa IN gold siivcr ani Srpnre beeu
AWARDED r,s these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS AfL
COMPETITION, Wsrcrooms 10. Broadway New fcrk.
Every PianS tn!!r wnrranledI
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Blr. Bigelow's Intervicw with the Chilean
Ensoy.

trari5 Nov. 23) Correspondence London Globcl
Tho usual weekly sitting OF Ministers in Council takes
place to-day at Compiegne under the Emperors pres-
denoy, and IL Ia understood that very rcsoluc attitude
Is TO 10 taken towards Spain, should there be mmc-
diatc countcrmand issued 70 the Spanish bockading
squadron. Tho American Minister Mr. Birelow Lad
yesterday hing and seri,rs i,rve,o with The Envoy
FROM Chc that republic being from every quar-
Ger that Warrington ciu not ciioc u 10 tc bvlisJ TIE
previous attack OF Spain on Peru found the United
States in the throcs OF new BIRTH else II would have
called forth prompt and vigorous repression Never was
there such general hue and cry raised both hcu,i.
spheres against tho reckless aggrcssons Of nsolen
Power
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spn n lah Fears OF Anne RE a n Intervention.
[Ifrnm tho Madrid Enocn. Nov. IAl


War between Spain and Chile IS therefore fact
since the blockade OF the ports constitutes OF
ihis class We nevertheless entertain tho hopo that the
mediation OF tho foreign diplomatic body viii have
vented conflict between the Spanish squadron and the
Chilean forces well the announced bomhardmcnt
of the ports II s 10 be desired that matters do not 10
so Gar ~ 10 render pacific means useless impossible.
The expedition TO the Pacific and the energetic course
pursued by Spain towards the Peruvian government am
ply suffice give strength and prestige TO the spanish
nag In those regions II is certain that the determine
zion OF the Chilean government denying access 10 or
departure from is ports OF vessels supplying
provisions TO our squadron was not BETTING o
neutral nation and afforded ground for the do
mauds presented by Admiral Iarcja. Nevertheless,
IL is not every act Of indirect hostility that should
produce a war, particularly when one has just
been terminated with honor IN the present dd'e %
things in America and in rec If ne inipresfon produced
throughout TIA, continent " The policy and conduct 9 the
.Spanih q.uer7Mcat ii NJ Peruvian question, u uo.td
hare been rnbe for ir,crs and NOR prudent had
matters been prevened from idkng hcr preaTt tara.
Spain should not ge America except to gain honor and
with " the friendhfp and yepect OF American states
For that che curtiQn Of the Chnthas and The setsiac
ton r~tYt sf's~t 4 ec}or
W SPAN Of these rcpubc accusVmed 70 SOC more bow
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Improved Lock stitch Machine.-For
ta.iors and manufacturers GROVER BAKER SEWING
MACHINE co, $40 broadway.
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Scars. Moies, Moth, Frecklcs, D1scoioretl
skin Birth Marks. &C, removed without path,
DR. HARyEy,H Amity street
Concentration fr.s Oaica hours 10 toZ
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The Universal Clothes Wringrr. with
coss tao bes, 10 usc. n. 9. BROWNING 3d Broadway
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John j. STAR q Son. sS Frankfsa
street g.ssr.i assortment OF hnc Wines, Ialno ~ bct
led Ale. ani Porter Ac
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Stivrr-sscsi shirt Collars, EnameiieA
xhite M ~ nc. 81, mailed promptly. send pre-.
""'' BILLON 4 FO0GAN. rsNssssu street
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For the sDoston OF Merchandise valuable Peksges
Suc-s Notes Bonds Ac., 10 all Jf the SCUM
aud soath west, IN connection with
ADAMS ExPRESS COMPANY,
sb shcd their agency - srosdyv Nsw fo's:
where orders 10 call for goods 70 bs fowaried SOUTH WA
receive prompt attention. ~,
Merchandise and viusbrs dclvsrel . tarniens hirs
leys American aud unted states Itpress NoinpiMes w
The southern Express Company VIII Foce"e p'o"P' 'c$
patch ,.. a.. m -
IA. y. PLANT. President
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EU r Q = e.
ARRIVAL OF THE kSiA'S MAILS.
->~~~o~~>~o~~~~r.~>>e-
THE CHILEAN QUESTION IN EUROPE.
-~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~-~o>~
Minister Bigelow in Serious ConsuIta-
ti0n with the Chilean Enysy.
Spanish Fears Of America and Dissatis-
faction with the Expedition.
The French Press CONCERNING the
Mexican Aggression.
Head Centre Stephens Escape
Startling Disclosures.
Head Centre Stephens Escape
Startling Disclosures.
DC. de- &c.

The European mails by the Cunard steamship Asia
At Boston, reached this city yesterday morning Our
foreign ic and correspondence furnish Us with details
of considerable interest.
ssWe have reason to know" says the Paris Ffunce
stst Lord Clarendon in taking possession of the Fore
Office, sent 10 NJ Drouyn de Lhuys despatch contain
ing enments OF the warmest sympathy Cor France and
her government"
The American Ambassador at Vienna, Mr. Motley, has
bad q severe ai1ction. His daughter married the
other day to Captain Joes and the young pair
Havrc enjoying the honeymoon where Captain Joes
suddenly died. Mr. Motley has LET for Hayre bring
home his widowed daughter
The ex-King Of Naples would appear TO have finally
abandoned the hope Of reganng possession Of his king
dom, and at the same time 10 have lost the hope Of be-
ing able to remain IN Rome when the convention OF
September is carried into effect is stated that he
has determined upon the sale Of all his possessions
ahe PaFal States, aud upon settling down for liz. in
Hungary.
The steamship Trent, associated with the seizure Of
Mason and Sldell by United states rigate has closed
her career aud is being broken up near the Isle Of
Dogs
The whole Of the foreign ministers at Tchcran have
suspended their relations with the Shah Of Pcrsa's
government because Of the nsocace OF the Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
H. Miilaud well known Jew inancicr OF Paris, has
been condemned by the correctional police OF that city
for having organized Illegal lottery, although he
alleged in his defence that he doing patriotic thing
by splitting up shares in the Mexican loan enable
larger number Of Frenchncn to invest their savings in
speculation patronzed b. government.
The disposal or Lord Granville has puzzled the cabinet
makers II was confidently stated that no would 60 to
Berlin, the London Times itsof originating the report,
but that journal declares that Lord Napier the pro-
sent British Ambassador at shat court WILL on his
mova TO the Governorship Of Madras be succeeded b.
Lord Io'tus at present envoy at Munich. The last sup
position is tina. Lord Granville will get the viccroyalty of
Ireland, and that Lord wodehouse will 80 to Vienna
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They are All There. -,-,.
Nat ts.rripton n fashionable Fur no. new style ~
Fur tspr Coisr Cloak Mapulls Hood Cnns % Gloves
is.t v,,Il ~, ,e fa,nt A GENTN'S, 5is Hrosiway.
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Fate and the national will anf purpose tina, proiong
the iupr. sOnmeni OF Jen Davis Oh, tho
desny 70 Mr. Clay From the lively hope hc once hal
for speedy trial and persistent writing 10 urge FOR
hearing, he has subsiied into seeming apathy AMI pc
tent waiting FOE whatever may bctlde BIN He v,aid
have saved mrcb waste NJ ink and worry Of spirit II hs
had entcrnd this course long ago. Meantime Ina
health uotwithss and NJ his natural deicscy ~ coas'u
ton, continues To improve u has Tor the past three
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Diss.tisfaction In the spanish Capital

Madrid Nov. 49, despatch to London press
The of the proceedings of Admiral Pareja towards
the Chilean republic has produced feeling Of dissatis
faction in Madrid and exercised uniavorable influence
upon the public funds. II is felt that in that quar-
ter s peculiarly inopportune at the present moment,
when Spain has much need to ecOnomze her re-
Considerable apprehension is also expressed a
the prospect OF deprcdaons upon Spanish commerce by
Chilean prvateera, FOR which Strain could make no
reprsals in any ccmpenaas for the loss she would
sustain.
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S.rOp pairs c.crtlrmeu's Heavy cn-tom
90 agvtasA-.
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HARMONY IN rRnsrznr.

n Ia announced that ga certain disngu yhet iT1sh
psriotn ia expected from Europe ovory day IL
dcrstood that he brings with him all tho attributes OF
competent afoter in the matter OF the daerences. Both
parties profess hopes regarding his advent Both 10 Is
expected would ABIDE By his decision anj the genius Of
harmony would again smile on ALI feuds would heal up
and the revolutionary work dash grandsr ,nd ssfter
than ever The Senate meets NJ ten this morning
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FcntaN Meeting ia Philadelpaia-Thp
Senate Nnw an Session tn new York
Eeass OF the Fentan Movement in tho
United States, Sc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
McHNOyD WHlG, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL g. 1865

ton. This sum IS greatly beyond the demands OF
trade ald business in the r normal state, Hence
this paper is below the value Of gold, nOtwith-
standing that the credit and resources Of power,
sui nation are pledged for its safety.
The South will be a convenient and teAds
of = IaEsesIdTng our present PROSTATE condition,
the desolatior o. or land, the destruction Of
property and the disorganzsti ion Of labor, North
capitalists viii not hesitate to let their means
flow in upon us in steady streams if they find
cordial aud industrious spirit among our people,
ready to promise returns fer Investment. We
have still the of developing our agriculture,
oar minerals, our fountains of trade if we will,
with cheerful and kindly enterprise, meet the
helping hands that will be eadily extended to US.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Major General Halle ks headquarters ale at the cor
ner of Clay and Twelfth streets.
Major Gen. E. o. c. Ord, commanding the Department
Of Virginia. Headquarters of Clay and Eleventh
streets. Office in Custom House, second aoor-Bank
street entrance
Brig. Gen. NJ. R. Patrick. Headquarters opposite
Cen Ords. Office in Custom House, first aOor-Bank
street entrance.
Major General Caseys headquarters at the corner of
Sixth and Main streets.
Brig. Gen. Charles Devens commanding U. S Forces
in and around Richmond head quarters corner OF Broad
and Twelfth streets Office at the Clifton House.
BreVet Brig Gen. John E. Milford, Agent for the
Exchange of Prisoners has Office at the Female In
Sttute" corner of Clay and 10th streets-hrst aoOr
Brevet Prig Gen. Niche Chief Engineer Of Virginia
Office second left.hand door, first floor Custom He
Sankstreet entrance
Brig. Cen. F. 7. Dent Military Commander; Office,
City Hall.
Lieut. II. 5. Merrill Post Quartermaster Office, Fe.
male Institute, Tenth street
Capt \. J. Cook Post Commssary Once No ll5
Broad street.
Colonel John B. Howard Chief ouartermaster Army
,ot :he James, has his Office in the Custom House.
4 Military Commission. Of which Major j. L. Stack
pole Judge Advocate President is in daily session in
the Hall of Congress for the examination Of cases of per
COOS confined By the Rebel authorities.
Macs J. L. Stackpole Judge Advocate OF Department
0. Vagina Office in Female Institute Tenth street.
Co Geo. suckley, U. s. ", Medical Director Of De-
a-.mel' Of Virginia. Office in Custom House.
surgeon A. c. Benedict o. S. v. Surgeon n-Chef
Vad Division Twenty fourth Army Corps aud Troops
sttached Office in Clifton House.
Acting staff Surgeon VIM. q. Palmer, 0. T. A. Post
Surgeon at Stuart Hospital.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Sanders, o. :. A, IN charge
US Dispensary, corner Broad and Eighth streets.
Major J. c. Paine, Chief Signal Officer Once in the
Female Institute on Tenth street.
Officers respectfully requested to inform as OF any
errors or omissions in the above directory.
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IA E believe that the exasperatiOn produced


throughout the North by the murder OF
President Lincoln, is rapidly giving place to a
calmer feeling, aud that the rejecting aud intelli
rent people of that section viii, exonerate even
the leader rs of the Rebellion, who have already
grievous sins enough to answer for, from any COM
pcity in the horrible crime which has shocked
the moral sense of every community.
The evidence, as far developed, indicates that
the conspiracy was confined to few morbid and
almost frenzied minds who had no need of any in
stgation other than that of their evil passions.
The chief actor has been, manifestly, for long
time possessed by a demon. Early in 1868 he re-
marked to a gentleman in Chicago "What glor-
Gus opportunity there is for TO immortaze
himself by killing Lincolni" He was stirred by the
same evil spirit that drove the insane destroyer
of the Temple of Ephesus. How little John Wilkes
Booth had the counteuance or the encouragement
of the South in any respect he has himself declared
His words we're, "The South haze never JeStoUed
upon me one kind cord. 1t is place where have
no friends except beneath the sod; place where
must either become a private soldier, or beggar."
These words are, doubtless, true and they will go
far towards dispellng hastily formed surmises.--
The spirit of the South in contrast with that of the
assassin, is he distinctly pointed out. The South
did, indeed, unharply rebel against the national
authority but resisted by making her men soldiers,
never by employing assassius and murderers. Fell
ons of this class, whose sympathies were with the
rebellion, dsdained TO take the position of "pri-
vate soldier" but did not scrupe to act the part of
the brutal assassin.
We are still confident fthc restoration of peace
and kindly affections between the people of our
common country
When the shadow of this great woe shall pass
away from the hearts of our brethren at the North,
they will again feel the sunshine Of the day of
Union. They will again ask for generous, forbear-
ing measures rather than for vengeance against
Southern men who abhor the crime which has af-
ficted them not less than it has the men Of the
North.
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CASH SYSTEM
SPECIAL NOTICES.

pa~For the temporary accommodation Of the cit
tsens Of Richmond who may wish the Wig, there
viii be tickets sold al the Office to the amount of
ONE DOLLAR in Federal currency to responst-
BILE parties, and their obligation taken payable in
thirty days, to enable them to reach the latest
Rsws Cali at the Office, Wing Building.
Bsws Boys instructed that they SHALL RECEIVE the
bekets marked W. |. S. A. c. COLE, E. H. r. and l. R.
IN payment for the Wing from the purchasers on the
rfets and they will be received from the boys at the
once ss Eve cents, IN payment of their purchases
FIVE CENTS is all the boys are allowed TO charge Tor
.tAs papers.
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The following addendum to the official despatch
published in yesterdays Wing, was crowded ou
by the pressure of advertisements:
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olsAPPRovAL, AND REASONS THEREFOR.

1t is reported that this proceeding of General
Sherman was disapproved for the following among
other reasons.
l. twas an exercise Of authority not vested in
General Sherman and on its face shows that both
he aud Johnston knew that General Sherman had
no authority TO enter into any such arrange
ment.
2. 1t was practical acknowledgment of the
rebel Government.
g Ii undertook TO re-estab!ish the rebel State
governments that had been overthrow at the sac
Tifce OF many thousand loyal lives aud immense
treasure, and placed the arms and munitions Of
war in the hands OF the rebels at their respec tive
csnitals which might be used soon as the ar mica
of the United States we're disbeodeG, and used to
conquer and subdue the Loyal States.
A. By the restoration Of tue rebel authority in
theirre spectiye States, they would be enabled "
re-establIsh slavery
g. II might iaruisa 3 ground O. responsibility b.
the Federal Government 10 pay the rebel DEBT, and
certainly subjects the 10y al citizen, OF rebe States
70 the debt contracted by the rebels IN the S'ate.
G. Itwould put in dispute the ext, e,ce of 10y al
State governments, aEd be new State OF West Var
ruia, which has been recognized b. every depart
ment of the United stes Government.
z II practically abolished 10, confsca,ion laws,
and relieved the rebels, Of every degree, who I'D
slaughtered our people, FROM all pains and penal
ties for their crimes,
q. II gave terms that had been deliberately, re.
peatedly, and lemnly, rejected by President
LINCOLN aud better terms than tae rebels had ei
asked In their most prosperous condition.
Q. 1t formed no basis of true All listing peace
Int relieved the rebels frou1 the pressure OF ou
victories and left them IN cOgdiii"n 20 re thei
Efforts to overthrow the Un;.ei states Government
and subdue the loyal Ststes 0eu yer h II ,rsrg,
was REGRETTED snd aay opgor'l j., should offer.
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desiring 20 become regular buD7Nl " 81 '-
R,.,unD aIG can now do so, by mail or otherW S.
OUR TERMS moi.