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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-23
Cabinet Maker and Undertaken
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.
Main ST., between Third and Church.
BAT TON RO.UGE, Id.

TUE undersigned is now prepared to receive Or
L ers Ior all kinds Of Furniture and Cabinet
work. Will make or mend In the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, FOR CASH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand fine
1850 rtment of Metallic Cases, and is raady to re-
ceiVe orders in this line Of business, which will
meet the attention usually given by the old frm
of Piper Bradford. sa EEn3
aug6 FRED. FUNKE.
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q A REQUEST TO WHoM IT MAY CoNoERN.--
During the late war, the carpeting, furni-
ture and other articles belonging to the
Methodist Episcopal Church in this city,
were taken away, by parties who, it is pre-
sumed, still have them in their possession,
or have knowledge as to their present
whereabouts. OF such parties, we, have
been asked to make public request, thai
they will restore all such missing articles
in their possession, leaving the same in
charge Of Mrs. GAY LIE or Mrs. HATCH, re-
siding near the Church; or give informa-
ton to either Of those ladies which may
lead to the recovery of any of the articles
above mentioned. A compliance with
the above request, will confer great obli-
CATION on the trustees and congregation o.
the Church.
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NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, u. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
SECOND DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge, Dec. Sth, 1851
DY PROVISION OF the U. 8. Revenue Law all
ID Cotton, Sugar and other articles subject TO
duty, must have such duty paid to the Collector
before shipment, or the articles can be shipped
under bond to be furnished the Collector Of the
Dis riot, in which such articles ara located.
Hereafter the tax upon Cotton. Sugar, ETC.,
must be pad, a bond must be- furnished 10
double the amount of the tax, before such ship.
ment can be made, aud such infringenents OF the
law as are discovered will work seizure OF such
property as may be tound to satisfy the amount
of tax, with the addition Of such penalties az the
law allows In such cases.
The amount of assessment liz due AMI payable
at this Office, IL shippers desire to ship on bond
they will make application at this Office and
bonds will b. furnished. .
HENRY BAUSHER, JR.,
Collector anu Disbursing Agent,
decl4 United States Internal Rev nue
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State of Louisiana-Fifth District Court

State of Louisiana District Court
Parish East Baton Rouge No. SOL
Succession of Mary A. Wilson.
WHEREAS Joseph Q. Charlotte ofssid
wv Parish, has this day fled with
the Clerk of said Court his application to
be appointed Administrator Of the sue
cession Of Mary A. Wilson,
.1 No Rse3 G. gTsn to a" parties bD7
have, in writing, with the Clerk Of said
Court, at his office, in the city Of Baton
Rouge. within ten days from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, why said applica-
ton should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this the I'D day of December, A.
D., 1865. l.. ALLAN,
dec23-l0d Deputy Clerk.
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f. High School for Boys,
CORNER OF FIFTH AND LAUREL sTRERTs.
= (BaeitdSng formerly he CasSstiaa. Guych,)
BATON ROUGE. LA.

THE FIRST session viii! commence ON Wednss-
L. day, the 2ld Of November. Pupils will be
prepared for admission into College; and for the
different pursuits in life, Without classical
course. Parents residing at distance may OBJ.
tain board their children in private families In
the neighbortood OF thsSchool.
TEHSs@F Five, eight and ten dollars per month.
This school will be opened at the time above
stated aud every endeavor be made by strict at
tsntton, regard 10 the economical education Of
the youths placed 10 hs charge, and energetic and
well directed efforts, to impart to them thorough
5ducation by III hOGUsTUB D. PAYNE,
1nv2~tfs 50 LIB u ~ Principal
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THURSDAX..a 10 O'CLOCK A. M, the 2sth in
slant, is Nssstiroe appointed for the ANNUAL
MEETING Of the LADIES of the FEMALE Or
PHAN ASYLUM ASSOCIATION Of Baton Rouge.
full attendance Of the Board IL respectfully
requested MARY w. READ,
President Of Y. O. A, Association.
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state Of Lonisiana-Fifth District Conrt-

State of Louisiana District Court
Parish of East Baton Rouge-Succession
of Maria Hernandez IS.
NETHEREAS Ambrose Baumstarke of
w said Parish, has this day filed with
the Clerk Of said Court an application to
be appointed administrator of the above
succession,
Notice is hereby given to all parties in
terested to file their reasons (if any they
have, in writing with the Clerk Of said
Court, at his Office, in the City of Baton
Rouge, within ten DAYS from the first pub
location of this notice why said application
should not be granted. .E
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Cont, this the 2esh day of December, 1865.
...s L. ALLAN,
dec23-1Od. Deputy Clerk.
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B- That gas-lamp in front of Capt.
PETE M1LLETTE's wharf office is q first
rate idea. 1t emits splendid light, and
as beacon to the boats and convenience
to passengers as we'll as shippers and re-
ceivers Of freight by night, is certainly one
of the best things that could have been
gotten up for the public benefit.
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The 0azette \ Comet
HsThe Post Quartermaster at this
place advertises for 900 cords Of wood. n

Icy Rev. w. E. LNFIELD, pastor in
charge Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Baton Rouge, will perform divine SER
vice at said church on Sunday, (to-rnor-
row. at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. w..
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WOOD PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PosT QUARTERMAsTER, l
BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA, December 1lst, 1885. !
StEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- off Q, by order Of the Chief Quartermaster
Department Of Louisiana. until IL o'clock, M, OF
the End day Of January, 1865, for furnishing the
Quartermaster's Department with 1000 cords OF
HARD WOOD, to be delivered ut the Govern.
meDt Wood Yard.
The right to reject any or all proposals reserved
by the Government All proposals. will be mark.
ed on the envelope "Wood Proposals" and for
warded to this office.
u. A. WARD,
dec38 Capt. & Post Quartermaster.
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LOST TRUNK.

an THURSDAY EVENING my Trunk was
~ taken off the steamboat Fashion and placed
on the landing at this place, and the person Nho
i requested to take the same to the boarding
house, through mistake took the wroug trunk,
which now have in my possession, at MRS. s. n.
Jones' boarding house. Any one having my trunk
can leave word with Mrs. JONES.
dec23-3t. II. A DICKERMAN.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS,
FROM $3.50 TO s5.ooBY THE PIECE.

dec16
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NOTICE.

The Ladies of the PASTORAL Aid Society Of st.
quested to meet st the residence of WIZ. MARX
HAM, Eeq., TODAY (saturday0 ut II o'clock'
AM. siRS. r. J. MARKHAM, Pres.
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WANTED!

A PERSON who has the capital TO invest in
IA the cultivation, on shares, Of good cotton
plantation, containing about $50 acres, and ELI
gibly situated in high land, about seven miles
from Baton Rouge, epr particulars, apply at this
office. nova 'tian~pd
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RUssEA.-This is the greatest I'M
broken empire for extent that ever
existed, occupying nearly one-sixth
of the habitoble globe. 1t is Al
times the size of France, and 13S
times that of England. .a-
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ATTACHMENT.

& g. SsHs eHt q Jsralazh Jar aga. fs- 4. <ad
NssA Ea1ee.
THE FLAISTIFR. ~ AFFIDAVIT, says rae de-
II fsndzRtE are indebted him sad assesAd ,Fs aB-
zeal hemseveF fhas She 9rBary process II Law
be ssrssd ups1 hsHs hzgag oalaiE original aatAsH-
meat aafss tbs e de lsfsnasHf aads
tlo bsflFr JaRAlAa isEya. 3a1tes - the Poaes Cd
JosEs9B c8zssy, and tha Saving besH ieTsa az
their pr0IsTty II 3 0rsl v sid daHlius fhst - a.
fsndsat appear befre him bis s5ss IN the ft aivf
istet Il Jessfssa votT the teih a1y q N43 1861
- y ia be FEesseiss Wtt paTta u L ssFthsl srler-
II Ekz ths setise - pUbshs fsaf SCH IN BrawnloN,s
Wing
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ATTAcHMRNT.

C. g. SzAsS krsnt ag SznEaas Ssisias, g P 1Ai Noah
Nance
FTNHE Plaintiff az AFFIDAVIT, seys TIE de-
fsalauts ar iniebte3 - k and abssee3s ~ con-
ssa shsnseires thas ths 0EIizsFy prssk q iashast
- served upsn tk=E having ahasas1 1giEs attack.
seat a.sat sse ssFnssaf made rstzrRssls hs0re sea-
alksn Layrarca justice Il TIE fess fer Jesrsu rsz-
Il Is ordered ~ saA Justice that The Defendants apPasr
ksssrs hm a. be eide n ire ssh sva disrl-t q 5eass-
0a eusInsy fhe 18th dsy Il May 1885, m ~ pre-
sed vida sz part II 8 farther EisFad hat this pc
fssa iss puhlishssi fguF ~oeks IA Ersunlsw-a Wig
apHs-4E VgS5a J0NATHAS LARk4SGR, J. &
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ATTACHMENTS

NJ. lis.- Aadreu MeClaIE Vs. ]. e. bsrs 4a4 Hssry
Sesisr. set fsF trsl August -. 1885
y. lfa.-Dsv3 A. Steele S.. Samuel Heasg zss r,r
trial AuggE :, 49,
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Iar tTial AsEast =, tsss
~ I--,--Jauss r. EFerytt 20 John Nook auA vivian.
J. Huitun. e; f4r trial 4 ugsst g. $50.
IN THE ABOVE SEVERAL. CAUSES
s8sEs having been made Had bads gwen rsFasFsa
- II Etts1brsnt Aad Tie saAs - tas asfaants
sS3 Epsns sGd DE papers rsTea sstsEs " AsFsaT Jcs
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thsg no-s BE- served sP5a s4 81iEnts J. e RsEE rE,
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ore seeks -laz Sen seFaTAg = kstsrs sid gss-
ths C1s- A5ssz 10 NGffgig De days
E respectively aad aassr is soaHpaAi 81
AS he Si be for epnfssssd heaFaa
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ATTACHMENT.
1. l4aAsas " g. W NrEsasis.

. HtNHs4a y u - Nfth1HNlE
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
NE asssndzat isaatsd u h sod ssesnes u
caBae4s hes tst tho ordinary esaHaf Ae aaffef
k beFina abtasaea DFsiasi astRasas ssaas he
estate, Hsa9s Fssatte eeFa p n Hsfs fas
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asf ssssfS @ ist - MAG hex u NsA preceded via
sH PaFss y esissf etaesed ss tss aoszs IS p6sa fF
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80 n0LLARs RTWARn.

4 OST Or STOLEN, "a the Soth day If
IL Nsrcb sstFsga slsPsasaa aa4 DsaAsTS tarSs psosss
aoa ssntsizE .s8s sssst, nsFtsss Ssa ether xslaahis
usseFs KzE psr1sn b1s nEkstxl esBez.
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q LsssTfae, EF =. r. HcElc1f0fe,
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Ro9sEg I. hsru8SE - William Il. sauSa.
THE DEFENDANT, WA Il sNEED,
sssug sos rsssSsat 81 sss sszss sAkEs 70 R I'll
sFdsred tast Phrzsos be as r s1s saoeasEsss sssks
- BrcnIss's Wing sasas ssiz asfsneszs sPpsaF tsre
tSs CNancY Cea EzaxEs ha LA Asnsg 81 ecsebeE
asx hen asa &efsase - An Ne
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". ". Ressa aad wife - " n. SD q X, rtaa4se.
uluE DEFENDANT. W. II. PLUMI.EE

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= srasFs sat pzsasse ~ made ~ osf sersessiTr stte
Il a. EpsSTEle Wig aesg szia asieazns sTFear are
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nsx Jea asa sks has aStnss - the III g ha se
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1 - !. n. y. &. nsme..

THE DEFENDANT. W Y. c. HEAKs,
esIng Ban-rustacat Ne sEte charged " the 80
srasFSS pascssisa ~ sae sNesSssiFe gS<a
RrsErtzga Wig as nT SD aefndAEt - appesg sEtz
cAacey KnaSs1ls ne Ia Ba1asy ~ oese
asxt TEA aaa shsFs aeAEs she h IA ~
tara csz5si Aaa - 81 kesFfzg Haris,
80 .. A. BEABiRlcK, 6 As.
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xselssa kasaes v, ny. c. IIaass ana ssAsts,

NcelSEa kzgaet ~ n. J. g hssses and s4Asts-
THE DEFENDANT, VI, Y, e. HUAEs,
ReaE rssssent SsSts, ehazRe1 q tks sa
srdsre sss FasHroa BE sae ts sar tnessaase sfeEs
q RsouBsss Ez aciifssng saa DESCENDANT sppezr beaFs
~ csaeSy cesrt a zazzus ta Is Mesay e ossst9
1ss e4sse q ts bs ne wa
sAken ssE confessed s saa ss T hs<tag e Fars
&c "A BE1pEEfcE, c Az
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Ua~ss pssk8sAa q. ) 4. q kaslss q slA
THE DEFENDANTS q q. a kiNsrnf

TIE UEfhN JANIS. J. u, " hANEksts
90 Hsls ~ ss aaa asfrss kiaslse sctns Fsais
daE e sbs sta4a eharre5 h ths i eraersa thss
rascatoa - Ase ~ fF successive WEEKS ~ hfrsaees
Wte nsSnf telea4sE8t ERFesf eer3 - chsEenff
caaS4 81 NaesFas ~ ia Manny ~ aehsF asE tAss
snd SAKE th aeaes - is IA e. - Ske va -
taasa ~ confessed aaa 81 se hAazaAF - paFts.
,e = - 49, ). 4. ssApxRfcE, cas-
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THE DEFENDANTS, THoS DAVIS
lsxts 40 sfum ~ gsasz "a sAssrsa ~ - sai n y
sra peAasi6a sfsaa ~ ssR successive 8eeka
srssassas Nse nessfas lstt seanauf sgPeE eslst ~
eSsoseT eAarf a knasS he Sra NE49 g oukrsst
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81 ss fsktn ~ sanlssss SD ssf hsssaz parte.
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lust THE THING FOR YOUNG
% aassss ns~ srl. 4 hAaasu@s sssd ssa ysrS shsae
=. -. ahpAcx cos
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IF VOC WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
4 cLnFuE., asaa 30 y sAli - .. q. Rass 4 es.as
TAeF hsss a&n9asmu ssock
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Jakn n Rioargi -. ". n. srafss
THE EEFENDANT, w. II. GRAVES,
j hnx aes.rssatcat he STATE. eAaFera IN hs h
Il @ oreu Psbacaca Ne saae So aszF seeessflfF sEs
b RsssnlswB NA noiaE sals aessaasal . spsf eclets
o. Caprert cssFt a Kncxrs re - Manay 81 ocoesT
nuss 81 tss sass bf sef seea sd - ~ hrss
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Stesl Janss Ada ~ & Isa Hardin sisea3. Alcey
Haraia aaA sthers
THE DEFENDANTS, 6Eo. W HARLrS
Il saa oprrEs slahs- szz rebell hare soaa ssut And
- sEhaoxzts e rsaseases, ehsTsed Ne bas 4 .
sr1sea Frscsfan nz5s ~ zr Eeekf
Bts~zles't EaiE nasaE al asaiaasa sT9esr hsts
Caacsfy cszs. - kasxEEs r - A1HaS 81 oessAS@
nrat Ees asd zEr Esclr dseusS o. hi -
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- - ~ 60.

THE DEFENDANT, W II. CONNER,
kspts apa 4s ~ a.as - sss&esse easfssA = te
sssss y hEezsieue akE H1gsG ssa asetazs g tffsA9
esssN ees4ssf4 cessl ~ A1aEts = ~ sf Meaaes
sstffes nes4 k4 rssf III ~ NazsS 81
- sskea ~ esasessst Naa 81 AssfSas e. fAset
~ p9AnxRgcK. O a.
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CONDITION
-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of KN0xfILLE
DE THE STATE OF TENNESSEE ON

STATE az TRxkEssEE T. R1AEs psrxsnSsz Hrssilsnt ~
fgeny n KneN Re first EstiDaai hkak 81 HnoNsifs,
DO ssie1niY FessF lhal he a5aYs
ssztaHsstB i tFsc, u he beet sf M
khssssdKs aad bsiisf
p. ptC2fHseS, PEsstaaat
fssEa sHbssFbea ksfsrs ne, is huFtb ds7 n y-
FlsFy, 1884, g. ~ MEkBH.
fsb5 s1kFT Psbkfs.
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ssgseiss ! lsns ss. 1gsa Aensss. Fsasilas, -
TIKI pKFE fSanT. i 6. n. hAasar,
u esf = 4tfEtatt fseEEet > ~ ~
= : ssSsSt - set8 ~ lesf ~ s4s
- fazsf9 1F3 81 tte 60 telz4 - Nt1ef
Sass as ais yf - sske ~ asat = - s - ~ Fsse
- - $3.50 ~ aee s5sfta fset eaf FHffs
Ats@Sssf ~ sfslsfs = .
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TN A SHORT TINE We SHALL re-
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IGENTLEMEN WOULD Do WELL
~ % esassE f sstsesi y sass Aaa szaniEag rs aEs
- : Lk FACE cos
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YOU CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
n q Tsa.. Coffee, nIse, Fsr4sE. sg.es,
KaafRoa Nader GoRReFnss A1aEEs CA7atsas
HtneAfngs ngusAsss. hFseaas. EaRss, neas,
a. n PACE . co.
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La - al ~ 1t4As9 nix
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ES-sg
90 inss psT.asFsh8p n tas gTzetsre y Lss ~ fsss
sd Shaaesfy coEFts - JSEss6ar1' er=ezsFss 3a1lr
E1oBsse, AL n - eegasF, eFssi., CfsncsrT - =
esdxte "a knoxvsa, n ~ n whteh =
paTe5- sakes ~ 80 espTssss 9szFt ffa sthsg %
1oaeabuss. panashiz arssDssals - kHasFEae.
o r sad J. 81. Lessz, sassr ~ sra q Lgsa Lea, o.
ssterd e s5y sa1sss sheb naY - sntru -h-r -.
nsa< 70 ths fssisFai cssrf- Aa1 f1sa1zs Esfs5e
t-at tazist3szily, zny n saoa ~ - So
ne sEpSsss ssaFt h1nETti3Er stssFaesf = - =
nersAsBs Hifh Co toHl NstAsTfzad. and Nsssrs ts.
N. ssyts e saF srra = ssiEas, Larsa Z L1gaa
tit0s a. r yEIsy
sAH7i L0GtF
KasEvzIs. Tsss. isfi-Ig Jos. \. L0s4s
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FoR WINDOW GLASS OF RYEaY
sa iAsrs n nsras.
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Boots and Shoes,
Hssa. naaay-1Gsas oIssAiss. -, 80.
- ss.l ~ b5s hsassi go $ - . tsasss4 psss.
.ssa ~ ~ sss 80 sss q 80 : ,: 3, !. &c. &C 30 =
ssfsesss 80 tssIss. ss IN NAka psaasass
Z - 1871 ss - 8 e - - 2 IHisss 2 81 e :,
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CONSPIRACY OF CORRUPT LEADERS.


But the yirture of mankind has, in every
age, been shocked by monstrous cohcretions
of human vice, which rise up the personifi-
cation of discord. Perhaps the most fatal
example on record has arisen amongst us,
in contrast to the most exalted virtue, and
unfortunately for us all for time, triumph
ed over 1t. From the most unimpOrtant
beginnings to the most fearful results, our
experience confirms the melancholy fact
BY false pretences, by pursuit of fictitious
and imaginary wrongs, by fallacies, black
and subtle, wove clandestinely, into bright
theories, by humanitarian garb and religi-
GUS semblance, our institutions were stab
bed with grievous wounds, the sacred cords
of Union were torn and ,mahgled, and
tongues Of, comspnling flame and, minds
devllishly inventive OF ruin, overpoWered
the unquestiohing confidence Of the people
in the stability and justice of their country
The warning Of Washington in his fare-
. well address, 'My c0untrymen, frown in
dignantly upon every attempt to ALLEVIATE
any portion of our country from the rest.
Beware o. sectional organizationsAof
arraying the North against the South, or
the South against the North. Inthe end it
will prove fatal to our liberties" seems but
TO have directed the malice Of the enemies
of liberty, for in a little while, In the life Of
!, q nation, we find the sections of the Union
In hostility, and the enemies in the North
asserting shat willingly with deliberate
purpose, our fathers bartered honesty for
gain, Slavery, and became partners with
] gyrants (slaveholders), that they might
share In the profits Of tyranny" and bold
. ly and reasonably announcing that, .Nfideli-
ty to the cause OF human freedom and all
legiance to God, require that the existing
national compact should be Immediately
I dissolved : that secession from the Govern
ment is religious and political duty" The
enemies IN the South reply: N"I'hey (the
Northern disunionists) curse the old Union
and despise 1t, and SO do we., n y Let
them keep down Vallandigham and his u
ion party in the North, then they (the North
ern disunionists). shall never be troubled by
us with such sobinipg about the Constitution
and the Union" The people are familiar
with the growth of disunion--with what
mighty engines treason 1abored, and with
what devifish acumen and Internal agree
ment the leaders North and South under
/ mined the. Union, and preeipitated the ter
rieie s shoSk II s and crushing 81 happy peo-
The people are guiltless, of their country's
blood. BY name and ia the hideousness' Of
this great crime, these colspirators against
their country's welfare, 10 proper person,
are ruling over the outraged people, and
/ reyeling in the rank corruption OF the dis
aster,. There are many Questions which
precede and accompany the calamity, of
momeptous practical import to the people.
They involve all of human welfare affected
by Government Itsis not the design Of
my remarks tovdiscpss these questions, In a
/, legal point Of view, They have been settl-
ed, as tar as can be IA the % midst Of lsurpa-