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coutnin copicus extracts from the New York

routnin copicus extracts from the New York
-Nfus, and other quasi rebcl sheeis published
In the loyal States.
Advertisements Of runaway slaves are very
f,eqrtnt. The fug1tives are generally ARES
led, incsrccrated. and then 1t is publicly pa
raded that" the owner must come, prove
property, and pay for this notice." Ths chains
ard Iashes come afterwards.
4 great humber Of rebel deserters, STYLED
''abscntees" by the consc1ipt agents. are
awny tlom their commands, and wandering
rhe' ever they can find shelter and food
throughout The whole country. They are Of.
hrcd pardon 1t they will return. When they
return, however, they usually do so as dead
men OF prisoners.
The preparations for the coming crops in
Texas are very extensive. Most ali the To;E
has 10 be perfo1med by slave labor. both
yonng and I'D among the whites that were
able bodied being eitherfn the army Us vol
unteers or consc1ipts. The latter class turn
buehwhackers or desert On every favorable
opportunity.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
double divorce case h upper tendon here
is creating some excitement among the bDn
ton aud aristocracy.. The husband @ sues ION ON
the g.ound Of iuddelity, and the wifo sues ou
the ground Of desertion aud her Negc lord
living, with mlsttess. The ctriur Lothario
is prominent politician.
The spiri'uallsts have formed new society
and have engaged to lecture for them Lauta
Dc F.fce Gordon, lady we'll known through.
out Inc west as Sp{ritnal lecturer. Unde,
Were bitterly prosecuted and their meetinei
broken up, as. it WAS alleged that they weft
all abolitiouists.
a new petroleum company has been organ
lied here, who intend to dig for oil In Penn
s5lVanla.. Hope they'll be successful in max
ing strike.
By an order Issued from Headquarters to
day, trade is again re-opened with Matamop1s
The merchants and traders seem somewha
{nbilant at the blight prospects now Offered
Mem.
Stephen Massett deems Pipes Of Pipes
vi1lc) ls advertised to deliver his popular lee
ture: Of !" Drifting About" in this city, mex
week.
We are having warm, delightful weather.
, 1865-04-01
CHICAGO GATTLE MARKET.

-.. Fn,nAr Evxy1aa, March 81. 1880.
HKEF CATTLE-The recetpts to-dsy, according to
the Board al Trade report, aount to sad, and
shipments to ss1 head. The market TO day hiss Dcen
week aud heavy. There was large number OF cattle
offering, and buyers showed but little disposition 10
bug heavily. Tile principal dem and Il On Govern
meat account which 1schecked By the want OF money
aud transportation.
There is demand for extra Shipping cattle for ths
New York market; what few are sh,ppsd haye been
bought In the country at figures that cannot be
nzed IN this mArke-, and are consequently shipped
through venture Cattle we2e IN 1tnniteIsnpp1y
In New York tht. week, owing to the damages to Ehe
New York Central Railroad, aua the u1et ts1rport-
cd to be the lightest eyer known In New York; get
the New York Ts7,une Eays Of Mondays market:
"uish prices to-day, found thst lte b1uxht
at Chicago at94c = gross, do not pay cast and
chasges, THIS makes bad show for the specutatora
who have catte bought In Illinois at 10 cents" The
market at the close Of the second day experienced
decline Of 10009t5t0 head. There WIRE good
many lett over. as butchers purchas spar.
insly. and The prospects ", TINT TIL.
Tis makes bad thow for tho parties who have been
buying very largely In the country At 9a1oc ca tina
expectation # short s1pp and heavy dem 4nd Tae
supp q cattle in the country ahows no .lns Of ex
haustIon, and 1srga number Of Prime fat catts ara
being Eecsiv
There Is fine lot Of lo1 extra ataer, belonging 10
Turner Eros, at the Michigan Southern yards, iron
Leean county, Illinois. Therss IS no market for
them here. and they viii probably be shipped.
Tho sales 10 Gay sruount to &c head. at range
sasoto 500 for thin cows ana aseess to prime tas
1llrois tteers.
The following are the principal ss1ss:
BEEF CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
PITTSBURGH AND Fonr wArSH YAHDs.
asess Aa: 7cs %se i 4Pa Is ssd R:sP Pn s4e9
:sss III fSs;s Ss,s ss:S; XII
sl Wal1osE s I'll hsiioiy y sc,3 Webb and Philip. e.
hssn grge, ss =
IL Gordon Ii head good ''''''. '7sF'so
xicslaA1 SOUTHERN YARDS.
Frye Co. sold Hytaae Knbie 19o head good steers
ie b. saa s;Ets IS = head sood ss's1.
e:;5ss D < saa ss5s i hsss s7sEss5s s. i
% Lsiham sold Hyman CT good steers. averaging t1oo
81 :: :es !. s HyR'n Is head prime 's
John sela GFesaTas n n h;sd fooa steers
Ss asxs!aSyS i 6sss sGss
/. ss Is head 'sn' sss''
Ma .e!a u = !, %ssl sssa geea sts..s
ltE 1.stQ n3, q: t3.tS-
Ac'PnK1soy'S TAEp.
Kelley hoVeht of Vail II head contse sseere. ayera
lnE 50 rs. At &6.s5; G. A. Adaus IS common Stee,S
aversgtng ip5I os- q 500: Hastings Is coWs snd
stecs. 3Iersg,nE ee -, at ao0 ana Of Lyman is nx
en-, AyeragtnE1+s32 q, At 81 %.
uOGS-The rece !pts to>dsy, according 10 the Ro,ys
Of Trade report amount to ,6a hcsd and ahlpmeuta
to 6o6 head There vsA fair demand to dsy and III.
market waa trmet. There no material ch IN
prces. but sales were b-tsker and but few we.e sef
over unsold.
Tbs sales today amount to SO head. 1t raaxs OF
a1Goal1 Is for lt1ht to heavy sn sosh lIoxx
The following ara the p.lnripal sales:
, 1865-04-01
FINaEClAL AND COMMERCIAL,


FntnAT EVENING, March 81, 1865.
There hns becn considerable excitement tn huai-
ness circles to-day in consequence Of the heavy
decline in produce and tue unsettled state Of the
general markets. 'caah gold" baiaas scarce both
in New York ard here, quotations We're sustained
In Rplte Of the peace rumors which are a1pat; hut
th.re was quite q panic among the. hd1dess OF
grain, and prices chow a n nateffal decline.
Wheat closed this evening at depreciation
Eiuce yesterday Of 6G1sc per bushcl, and Oats 10
&C per buahel. Pork also fell about $l.0o per
barrel, and almost every article OF trndo suffered
in the came proportion. Tho decline IN grain
was p1ecipitatcd 10 great extent by the sttin-
eency In The money market, in consequence Of
which largo quantities Of wheat and oats wero
thrown upon tho market to secure finds to meet
paper due tomorrow. This Is reported to be
the true CAUSE Of the original breakdown in prices;
but as matter OF course, the decline wiped ont
Of existence the margins OF numerous lois, and
the bankers, having no faith in prices, III order to
protect themselves forced the stocks in their
hands 10 sale. AL throughout, Gold seemed to
have little or no influence en- the markets. either
here or in New York.
Gold opened in Now York to-dny at 1911, ad.
vanced to 49, ard closed a: 6:45 p m. at t51. The
following are the quotations te.egraphcd to James
n
, 1865-04-01

The correspondent of tbs London Star
writes from Rome, under da'c OF March 10:
~ wrote you last week that Gen, Mcclellan
had arrived 1rrc he had not come then,
though invitations had been given out for
party Tor Sunday week aga to meet him.
He arrived last Sunday. Tue reason Of his
delay was, that he could not make up his
mind 1he,hcr. to ceme to Rome oz~to 60 to
Sorrento first, and that finally he only de-
asked him at Naples which alton he should
dive to-"
This indecision Of character was exhibited
In a1l his military career He never could
make up his mind to do anything It the right
time. When nominated for President he
could not decide to accept the platform or
to reject the nomination, so he fell between
Two 6tNQlk.
, 1865-04-01
F.1sa for l:ou,mlaxxrv supplies,

On the eth inst. Capt. Campbell, c. s. at this
post advertised for bids for 600 brls Mess Pork
3,000 brs Prime Mess Pork, 250,o00 Ds well
smoked Clear Ribbed Sides, and 10000 Da well
smoked Hams and Shoulders. In rcspon.e, the
following bids were made aseregsttns 10, $50 brls
Ncas Pork, 49, 500 brs Prime Ness Pork, 1851, 900
lbs Shoulders, 1,416,0o0 ns Hams and ss5,ooo bs
Sides, Tho bids ranged from S34.251a9.a5 for the
Mess Pork, s23.4s@eo.00 for the Pzfne Ness,
S14.1a117.00 for the Shoulders, SIG 85@9o.00 For
the Huns and s16si@19.7 for the Sides.
: The following are the btds:.
, 1865-04-01

Murphy & Co., 1oo, zoo lbs clear ribbed at... 1873
- 10000 lbs clear ribbed at.... 1887
- 10000 lbs clear ribbed at.... 1.68
~ Il 100000 lbs clear ribbed at..,, 1899
~ 100,661 lbs clear ribbed as.... Is 50
Underwood & Co., $1,000 Tbs clear ribbed at 1880
Griffin Bros, 100, oo0 lbs clear t1bbed at... 395U
I" 10000 lbs clear ribbed at.... 1910
G. G; Wicker Co., q, 900 clear at 1874
+" s5,000 lbs short rtb'd at. 1893
q 25,!Oo lbs short rb'd It,. 1854
q, Geo lbs short RIB d at. 14.72
a5,C00 lbs short rtb'd at. 14.9a
Lewis, q, COO short ribbed dat............., It96
Wostet, Houeh & Co., G1>000 lbs abort riod 1600
Shaw, ITO, lbs short ribbed at....... 1647
, 1865-04-01

4 late letter from Bayana says Il is reported
that the rebel General Preston, who is now
in Havana, is there for the purpose Of 70
menting revolution in that island, and to
make arrangements in regard to another
matter, the reports about. which are as fol-
low: "That Mazimllliau is to recognize the
Southern Confederacy Immediately, and open
to the rebels the port Of TampIco, or soma
otler one, into which to carry their prizes,
there to be adjudicated and sold aud that q
grand simultaneous sortie is to be made by q
swarm Of pirates, who are to reap what har-
vest they can, evcn though 1t only lasts for a
month OF two"
, 1865-04-01

The recent Democratic State Convention
held in Rhode Island nominated Alfred An.
thony, publisher Of the Providence Post, for
Governor; Thomas steere, editor Of the Pro
violence Post, for Secretary Of State; Thomas
stcere. editor Of The Ppa. as candidate 70.
Congress In the Eastern District, and Gideon
Bradford, 1ate editor Of the Post. for the same
position in the Western District. When VIC
add that James T. Smith, proprietor Of the
Providence Press, is Governor Of the State,
and a candidate for reelection, and that
Henry B. Anthony, editor Of the Journal, Is
United States Senator, it will be understood
that editors and publishers are certainly ap
p1ecioted In Rhode Island.
, 1865-04-01

4 NoMAN Kills HER DRoTaER-1N.LAw.-
The southern part Of Macon county, ILL.,, Is
reported to have recently been the scene of
an occurrence almost worthy Of the pages Of
romance. 4 soldiers wife from that yic.n-
ity went to Decatur few days ago, to obtain
fem the Express office package containing
500 which had besn sent her By her husband.
Being unable to PROVE her identity, she Wis
unable to obtain the money, but subsequently,
returned with her brotber-in-law, who fur
nished the required proof. o4. returning
home, the woman retired to ed3placiDg the
package under her pillow when some time
during the night man enteredA her chamber,
by breaking open the door, aud demanded the
money. There being fire IN the fireplace at
fhc ting, sufficient to light tho loom, the
woman threw the package on the floor, and as
the 1uf1ian stopped down to pick it up she
dealt Kim blow With the poker that broke
his neck. The nelghbors Eere arouted, and
on washing the dead mans face the 1obber
proved to be her brother. .in-law.
, 1865-04-01

4 new book is about to be issued by
&. c. Griggs & Co. Of this city, entitled !" The
Mormon P.ophet and his Harcm, or IN au-
thentic History Of Brigham Toung and his
numerous Wives and Children" This book
is written By T. former citizen Of Chicago, and
has received the warm commcndation Of Gen.
Couner, commanding The Department.
, 1865-04-01
suBsLR1p7IoN AGENCY gao LOAN

SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY 7.30 LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
fhis Hank T.ll receive enp:crtptlonl to ne HtF71
q E. Notes, on6 pay the interest uura date OF sub
Ec1fpton TO The Il. + Of June.
1t ersned der orntpkttous Of $780, $50.
$50 $1oeut $5c00EesE tntcrt1f 1t {h. rate OF ID
EeI cent pcr annnI. and arc psyat!e three yearsr
osthF hoctr. at matuilty Into s per cent so gold
bearing bonn1
Ry ci Of Ceneres. they mrs tree t.cn State and
Municipal stion Avu having this adyantsgs. aze
it GCst setuilty Tor Investment now II the market.
We 4libw the usual rate Of commission tosub agents
ard can mrrf.h tie notes free q chsrge'
j. "A. ELLIS, President.
HE1HIEff a1Y CaShiRr NH tnEf
, 1865-04-01

FRIDAY EVENING, March 81.
The following summary shows the movement in
Produce and Provisions, during the past "a hours:
HEug1PTs AND SHIPMENTS FOE THE FAST - HOURS.
, 1865-04-01
#lscellanenus.
Who Minds q Eopa -

Who Minds q Colds
1t ltscerass snal aaaiz. and II consrqusnc.,, /, ou>r-
allowed so iAve it, owa way: and yst hav rtea,.ntv
.n.slected Cough end* Ii Bronchitis Con.aape,oe
WIZ rot taxa cold In time. then. lad oy u.,a. n
once Dr. D. garne's E4peesorans. which for thirty
yesrs has been standing femsey for al coaEas sad
Colds, avoid :hose dreadful altesna.t7es?
WHAT II xxAsT nx B1aacu11u
Is an 1aaAnatioa Of the bsoneha. or p.ssage which
ccnve5 air to tho lungs. In as ezlie5 this dis
ease u CONF only called cold cold II the bzsass
1t usually comes with little ho.sseness followed
" moderate co7sh with Sigh: tes,.ngs Of heat &
soreness about the throat And chest Ifnos a.ea.ed
the cough becomes oae OF the no.t prominent s4np.
toms. rel the most painful and ti.ttessng: TIA
Inflammation inczeases In intensity until II finally
ereres with the ar to the !ung cells, when sas vaa
powers soon give way. In most Of tho stages Of ta
d.tease d. Jayues Expecso1ant effects speedy cusa
by predicting zee and easy expectoraon. .suppEossnx
the cough and aua1lng the teves. ta,1 that j. gu
tsat il asked.
n ceEzUu711oK Asp ALL ru1NosAaY ooxprAr11
Dr. Jsyues R4rectosant will aosa tmmed,as, se1les.
oy removing the dmcult7 Of breathing. and causiug
sn easy e1pecto1 Aston, whereby all Irritating and
st1ucing ma'seEs are removed from the lungs Hav-
ing maintained lss reputation in all Pazss Of the world
forever quarter century It Is confidently 1eco-
msnded - the best remedy otered for diseases
it p1ofe7scs to curs Sold By agents and druggists
everywhere, from whom raa5 also be obtained Dr.
Jagnes sanatlva Pills. prompt snd eftctual cusefcr
coa1veness, aick Headache, and ali Bilious Aztec
tons.
All that Is asked for them is b fais s:lal.
An DID JAYNK 4 soN's Family Msdictaex ara
sold In Chicago by FULLER, FINCH o F'LksK, r.
Z q ~. HOOKER, LcIkD / SMITH: REENHA1a q
Inh1ln13e st "a N&W 2dp
, 1865-04-01

Une 1ear Ee[Qncatea.... " UT
Cook County Scrip sas more active, bu, there
was no change in ouotations--the eales being zen.
orally at Sic.
W. ca1l thu .,tcpt,o, ~ o,- ,s,derz IN +,a
cord Of Edward 8. Goes. co1d and atoct.broker.
to be found in nnoth ar co19mn. "A be leyotes his
attention strictly to 90 and eommissIons.
be is in a nositon tn exccnta orders nromut}y and
faithfnltvA
The money market IN New York is yery dull,
and rateyranrc at Gar a cent On ca.1. There ia
an unusually light demand for commercial paper,
and the best names offered have TO pay per cent;
ais per cent.
I Sterling I Exchange in Now York is plenty and
anl. a. ts'y toF metenAa' uu 4o'3s''1'' fo'
'auAeaa Ta,ana, ~ 1o, II ooo,aa ~ roncord Nh,
.,s naaanst snu -. ,e!t ,n.t 49, - -srover
SUI ~. m eay ~ t tnsc
, 1865-04-01

Tie following are the votes at the State
election, On the general Ticket" no far as
received, at the office Of the Secretary Of tate
up to last evening, March 23th:
, 1865-04-01
KpwD I. T1NKuAA. Cashier. mh4ol5 Htae


THE FIRST RATIONAL. nsNK OF CHICAGO.
Government Depository and Agent Of JAZZ co:kc Tor
7selRo millions tkeccnd seEses) nov IN The MARKET
frrre ors db4c ntecr!ptcn 10 Junc 15th b.ing
p8ld In ady; nee to subscribers.
Liberal commissions allowed to Banks and Bankers.
mhNpis cot Z. z. BREASTED, Casaler,
, 1865-04-01
FAMILIAR TALK, or u few plain

~, 1hsopnF a., ut c,n,uun
!icn eontrassed eth That q Other Dsedoss: Consa1p
as : s;:s
s;hse u @ ~ ~ a T.
stavced Ioaic ana Mandlak rl'l. sa:ts MANI ~
q e soas = sps S@e.s I;,ssS toa 5sa!s:ea = 90:
x fs @hsy sass III ssksn
died 1cr ths sinp reason Inst thsy have no lGogs
soe1 : ~ !itt{s e:ttst 9esh
ttHe .aat H1tn IL II ~ - ~, kHs . .r
Hssis e -: ssiss - IL 5ieassi.i r.: a.
= ,Ss ss A
M,ny th'nk Il they tx. he medicines tbe7 should
cTs. no nov fnsetess rs thsy sy ne n msny
h Is Rfs1 III s ana Il T. ne tgn y n
5sass; e sSS5 i,S H e'S ssSi
E6,siei.9: 10 ?. 6et. iof patients. he AZ ia tSs
fes Se lanr! ia sTs,em Il goo6 sno%*e eo5 %
dillon = ''' '''>e<D - put III 's"11ss s'o-
Eons u ,Sey @a9
hSns s,a .nt Fs,.h at9ssr and ~ hatsr sat DOS
ites IL as. asn saonse
nndF,goes thorough cbanse aa.s sas snr cite & ~
5o.e ees aaf1s she
n9t ee eqEtS1 TX az
elent 70 prevent 'hs lungs from hesns. i 20 pse,
sy sas 1sS
SCI q q isser w,thsa; medsiee: "a .aeEe weaid
@ ass sns
until he. dte- ~~.>-' WV 1870.
i @ II s:ss
ssssd su
sssS sSs ii; S5es ~
~.
, 1865-04-01

splendid gray stallion "Duke OF yelling
ton." latcly brought from Missouri TO this
city. The horse Is valued at IS 900, aud his
owner, Mr, James 0, 2wlnney, of Brooklyn,
offers to give $500 on his own account, the
balance to be made up by the friends Of Geu.
Grant. The Duke" was run ont of Mts-
souri, during Sterling Prices raid into that
State, Inst autumn. &c cau boast Of high
pedigree, having been sired BY Imp. Hooten.
Be will be exhibited at Central Park, on
Thursday next, at fur p. NJ.
The horse is to be sent to Gen. Grant i'm
mediate]y, 50 that the General can use him in
making hls trlumphal entry into Richmond, ,
M z Timer.
, 1865-04-01
PILES.

HEALING EVEN SMALL POX AND BURS9
WITHOUT SCAR
NO FAMILY CAN DO WITHOUT IT.
~ Only Is ccots box. For SAFE BIZ nj psuxeI1ts.
Whole. alc ASrnta Tor Ct icaRo,
:. H. REED Il CO.
General Derot. 4s 1,otst5 street, New Turk.
Inhit1 4 4 lnn
, 1865-04-01
Federal.
George Washington, tia John Adams.

Federal
0fs:E} Ss'g Washington f'' John Adams
<eoTfs r9Fs Washington an Ny n; veH @;3s1 f3nse
Thomas Jefferson. James K. Polk.
Janes Madison, ntfiard Fillmore,
James Monroe, Franklin Pierce,
John @. Adams, James Buchanan,
Andrew Jackson. Jefferson Day1a.
Abraham Lincoln.
Throughout the Republican Admin1stra-
lions, which contain all that is glorious in
OH political history, Slavery WAS subordinate
to Ttecder., Ts-- --- -a--.sosFs1st1c OF The
1,cmoctatic Administrations, WAS to subordt-
nate Freedom to Slavery. Washington hoped
for the abolitionof slavery In Virginia, and
cmancIpated all his own Slaves BY his will.
Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe, labo.cd to
exclude slavery from the Territories. Adams
fought slavcry tooth and nail in The hills Of
Congress. Andrew jackson suppressed
estates rights" doctrines in South Carolina,
and Abraham Lincoln has only done more
Than the rest towards emancipation, because
more dcvolyed on him to do. On the other
hand, the Democratic Administrations have
been series Of mean subseryients to s]arery
always war7ing against freedom.
The rebellion is nine.tenths " Democrats"
in men and principles. Every" Democratic"
State Is engaged in It, It's leading ideas, the
supremacy Of estates rights" over Fed.
cral rights " and Of slavery over freedom,
have caused the rebellion. Those who st1l
remain with it at the North have befrIended
the rebellion as far as safety permitted. The
rebellion is their crimc-rcsulting from their
principles and carried on by their representa-
tive men. And yet they talk Of s'Demo.
cratic" respect for law and order. So far as
Inv meant the law Of slavery, and "order"
meant the suDjection of the Federal flag to
the bchcsts Of those who are now In rebel
lion. so long Democracy "ssupported them
until the dcspotic power they'bowcd to ind
encouraged d1iitcd us into the passions,
sacrifices and nrduous struggles Of civil war;
The party was founded for slavcry. nourlsned
with slavery and with slavery it dies.
, 1865-04-01

hqs lhs market weak snd depressed, With dec le
9@fic @ Css gal, We quots: 49,, 81,
POTATGKse-The is quite 1!besa! en1ply with
saIr demand S41es to~dny :3cArs II brl4, With
charge Tor brls per bn 40 Peach Btowa
e1I0 on t.: 400 bu m!1ea at 13c On t.: 0 bu do At
e9c: GN bags at Sc ont.
PRuV1sIONs-Ine unfavoEaele rews tton New
Jotk eeprtrstd the ms1ket very materially. anu
price. afe most nominal.
MICS. Fork-Esci:ned see9s 2 trl. sa'ca
were: 100 IRIS cttr,p.cxel Meas Pork at x.l10 so
bills GO, delivered at Milwaukee. y t52
Prime tlcss I'orik-On aad 5oc lower. Sales
Sweet Pickted f1nns-oGeted At ltH@:3c, x1ra-
out buF.r5-
nominal. sd. ..
Lard Nominal at 1sA@17Hc lor prime Leaf De-
nApd IEnt
-EED@-Rec.tveI. II, $50 Ms Grass and lo.1co F1ar
Seq shipped - Gsss % apd 1 ss Ea1 Sseu.
NJ 7a72K. ;,
, 1865-04-01

Total. tal.....-,,,,,,,..9t,447 17,4l3
The following countics had not made re-
tuins up TO yesterday: :
Hcd!Crd, Benton, Dledsoc, Elount Cannon, Car
foi!; carter. Clairboone, Cumberland. Decatur. De
aao. Dses, Fsyefte, Fentz*es, Gibson, Giles.
uawktns, Haywood. Henderson, Henry, Hickman,
Jackson: John.on lande1d.lc, Lawrence. Lewis,
roc, Obion. Perry, Po.k, 6equatehic. SeTicre.
sullivan, Upton, Union, Van Baren, Washington.
Weakly, White.
The votes enumerated were nearly all efyea
for Mr. BrownIow for Governor. there was
70 regular opposition to hin.
, 1865-04-01

No Distinction Oh Account of Color.
Speaking for the Democrats in deniai OF the
charge that they are haters Of the negro, the
Cincinnati Enquirer says:
ave do not know any Democrat-at least any
Northern Democrat-wno u not entirely wIllluc
that crery colored pan and woman shall attain TO
The sociAl position 10 which he or Ehe IL, by in.
t11uslc merit, enut]ed." II.
It is evident that the Enquirer did not con-
suit its Irish readers before making this asser
tion. II the Northern Dem1 cracy is willing
That every colored man or woman shall at.
lain to the social position to which he or she
il, By intrinsic merit, entitled, 1t must be
hostile to slavery, which Is q complete bar to
tho black man or woman's acquiring social po-
eition On their merits" We have &c! to
learn that the Democratic party is hostile
10 slavery. The Northern Democracy turned
Copperheads against their country for the
purpose Of preventing the Government from
hurting slavery or giving the colored man
chance Of acquiring position according to his
merits. But perhaps the " Democracy" have
been converted to higher and greater mora,
ldeas, end have become sincere AbolitlonIsts,
, 1865-04-01

.-s,:s nS p.A.'DS ..1"s A.9 =. "N.1sa -. ~
- 4es1 4usnuco ~ iuuusc tetaLse ~ @ns
ras~ 4tu.u eoupe's 10 ~ sa9, no"etet' tua'
4to. ,14on ~ ,.a, "as.u5 ~ "ae p.n
80 = A4'1.a Ou' ~ "1s. a - ~ -,
7,s.'.s,,:s., -. .,ia. - s.,s.,'.s
.,,-a.;a t - 49, 49, 80. ~ 500 -"
~ 80, ."sN.. s.s,;-.s =. -. ' ~
1,0s.,',, .0. a'A|'s vse ~. - N,Ass euu .ue
A'puo.e"n i'a.t,1 s.s tA4ns.p4ee u "a.cu
were thoroughly identical with those Of the
Republican marty of the present day. ad-
eanccd until the commencement OF the slave
~ agitation in 1850 to 1885, by the demands
<r the sonths-,; u;,r of tna 1an1h,;oa. -s.'
"a tIe ooulue1u "lue VI LUG nePuo4c2u par
t. that Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Arthur and
T ,r;e -rox,,o,, o-a a+ho.~ .,.,-,,,oa t.; a;...,-
inatinr ant,s1axcrv 1 ] sentiments ~ the ~ Iss Noh
should be SUPPRESSED The friends Of Msrfin
w. p,-o, .., ..s -:.sL. -,
'an Dutch enei1ee1eo nass aeehhs al A.
bApy aS q bid 10 secure his nomination to the
J,,ceiacnrv ,xh,ct 1raa tha fret a~b,hs+,o, .e
.-ney3' "Ann vs. %De NOV sn'.4t4ou "
oough'ace,sme ; s e ~ tnose engineering fhis move.
=. ro,,,,,;..,,, 49,. a,-.,,an..1.1- .f.,a So
'epuDHsau luc eAp'aualoF5 LA4e Qemo-
cratic" which in The course OF years wus
adopted as the distinctive name Of that por-
ton Of thc party c1nbodying the Calhoun &c.
ccsaionists Of the South end the Van Bu=en
statcs-dghts men OF the North. The cecd
p,asea w 'an na.en sucseeocu nc was
e.ee.eu ~ VIC n's. oe~'cta.c ffessoent
OF tne Unueo eta1es' anu ostlnetiy" heid up
US Nol'nean tnsn Win eoutaeFn pr1ncl-
PICS inat We may sec the anlmus which
e1ecpco nm We 9nole IRON ths Richmond
enquirer oi 'nat oa1e Inc southern opinion Of
san ~ nufen's Albany meeting:
,ntione at A,snr ISc1 aps e m *, ,% @ aoo @ feao
arc in perfect. unlson With tie rights and sent.
cn eon eo arc dyestsd Of a the
of Scw yorE," (Which o denounced ID aboii,ioaists I
hui denied the power Of the States Or the Govern
frse from sl1 Gnaircations spd rn;ivo,,tta2 sre
idle denuncialions Of the crils of s!ayery>-ao
f,,oInlons f,s asserttons q n.s rigaf q dtsGassson
aSopthefr oucsion. whtch be!onrs nndeI e. = the m
Federal .oulp.ct exclusively to the Soath. They
ntnouncc a.! dtscuss!ons npon IT IN the other