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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
PHE OILY PA0qRMaERE1
BE ,ORRATNrn-

who have become the victims Of so,,..r,
xsSl that dreadful and destructive habit Vhicb ~.
Young Men Of the most eInlted tSientS ~ @
mtelleetf who might Otherwise have entrabcsd Fsa
temn8 senAte4 with the thuhderG Of eloSss 80. =
e se9saey the living lyFe may call With hi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

~ Dan for Circular describing an symptQua.lS
a3iii49 -gz q o. Elts4zli,l Eav
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently ieSTTsd
nom leVa 9ompanionHy or at school, the effectS al
which are nightly felt even when aGleep and II not
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
70 what pity that young man, the hope Of hiS
country the darling OF his PARENTS 6hould be
GnAtohed nom all prospects, and enioymenta of lie
~ the consequences Of deyiating from the path Of
nature andindulgingin certain secret habit. suSh
peFBonB NURF, b0inrs com amnIoffTsE SSSA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
WHIlIIna, Wlsl Va, Dec. a.. i

,.s.-,.- w IEEIIHa, WEST Va, Dec. 9Th, 1853. :
= 70 90 e9hom q may concern: We the 1Sji
9eFl Of the Wet Virginia LegisiSt1Fe
4aes plergnre m saying that We have f1oEn m
y Lee many Year, previous 10 tlle brsSI
ll cut Of the Rebel ii . eueooslfni ari enc
st1e toner Of Medicine (ofthe RcIeetio sbho6
Ohio, "a ''@s's S.sA.e eountyz
g. SLACK, Senator In p,5t En4
$3.50 W. 8. DUNBAR, f.H:n-
JOHN 4. PHELPHs, Pro- ssnats
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Mrs. swis.hclm on ,Irs. surratt.

Mrs. Jaue g. swlsshelrn, in . letter 10 the Pitts
burg CosxEaoIAL, defends the late Mrs. surrst! in
tones Ike these,
know those who have known her az the belle
aud beauty Of her country, the petted, spoiled
iavorite Of frien g. the idol Of parents, husband
and children. Her face, and indeed her whole
q ure, while trial, was soft, round, tender and
mothcrly, Her largo gray eyes alone gave indica-
tons OF reserved strength. Her behavior, during
that long and terrible ordeal full of LelicHcy
aud dignity. She made no scenes, AZ week or
vain woman would have done. When her daug liter
came into C)urt, and with quiyer.ug lip aud
streaming eye, appeared on the point Of lronking
down, with gesture Of commi aud and entreaty
size rcs,rainei her All the lon, hot days she sat
with her heavy mourning veil down, aad q lar;
pa -lelf fsn heI between her face and the crowds
who gathered aud struggled and crushed 20 gaze
at her-hundreis OF persons In these crowds
making the most insulting remarks in her hear
ing. During all that time she loaned her hsa
YEARLY against the wall, and by changing
hands kept her fsn steadily before her lace, and
every few ~ nutes low, sitied moan escaped her.
Man aud woman stood tp1oe, and stretched and
strained, or, hav.ng gaineI entrance stood cocly
ami maze such remarks So "Wnere's Mrs. "
rau" Il want to sec ner - 10, goodness,
Jus look Il she SAT- prst ending to be modest ~
'I.wisl 7 could see her ace tcHer" 'Isu'E she .
dev ] :" I'll ,sn'I sho n hOfrid face ~ II holc
the! III hang hcr-tse, hoe, bee ~ Aud these 70.
marks and more such-some Of them again and
asan, and OF on cCCmpsnltd ny coarse lau yhter,
heard during the two hours and halt sal near
her, and she mus have beard them q. ,Astlueil y
as | ii They were ey.denly meant for her. L.
appeared to me so cruel aud cOsardly thus 10 in
sit o prsln,r ~ cnaIu tLAt could not refrain
| from answ oriug, aud several tunes SAID $40 hs,
| NOS bad face. C bias good lace ana II sue
had not, It's cow.rdly 10 Insals her" sne drop
pod her tan auu looked ~ me with tuch an OK
/ press ON Of grsIi,uuo as l shall never iorees
! iooeed iull ,nto her eyes niue were not dry,
/ wue Lers t'lsi with Ii, ayy ieArs. Several asked
ms Il Il wasa .read OF Ms. s4rE-tt" - ssr-ng'
d.d aay pay ioE her apLe-r.
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Freedmen and their Wages.

sHSsIBLt conclusion seems to have hecu
reached at las. with respect to es,-5fsiiag rates
n wages for tho freedmen. Genera UowARn, who
has the general superintendent Of all matters
pertaining 20 the settlement II the frcedman la.
issued circular, the substance of which was uub.
hshed in yesterdays suS, to tho eject tia, thcr.
shall be no arbitrary rate Of compensation es,,.
blisbod for the labor Of tho negroes This rslcv
has the merit ofbeing In accordance with ia lsnent
and common sense. Here. ofore Tie suborI rats
agents OF the Freodmen's Bureau have attempted
toprescrilo certain fixed prices which employer.
should pay for negro labor, forsetful or Ignorant
o! the fact that an arbitrary schedule must nccts-
ssrily do injustice either TO the employer or tho
employed. Ii Ia, perhaps well enough that the
agents Of the Fresdmen's u Ireau should have n
protecting care over tho negroes 50 far as Is nc-es
sary 10 protect them from imposition and personal
abuse but this guardianship should no, be extcad.
ed too far. Tue negroes have seuse ouou,h, #
sney are lgnorsnt, to mako bargains taat arc a i
vsnAgeous 70 Themselves aud there u no dan tcr
mat 'hey will work Tor tuusa less than the lab. r
10 worth Fey ce'ta.uly know whether 40 or 81. r
any other sum per month is suns eat 20 provide
shem with such necessary articles us arc not fur
headed Consoia would not lie satisfied TO work
for less. II they receive only enouya T. slbsls.
upon while the South is recovering from it's pros-
tration, they will not have In Ich to complain of.
living was all they previously got and il thew
can obtain tina. and feel tha. they are free men.
they have no cause for iAut-aniing just nov. The
South Is impoverished AMI the farmers canuot At
'ord TO pay high wages at the present tune. 1t
Of this burden Of imp'verishment the f.otlmcn
must expect 10 boar aud it 10 bal pol cy to us.r1ct
Them not 70 work unless they can ceye a settled
rate OF compensation. Il is far better taAt the
should make the best Of the situation, and work
for what they eau get. II they can obtail tric.
the rate OF wages that hes been talked Of lot them
by all means receive it hut If it is Necessary lor
them TO work for bare living, We say, consI !.
ing Tho cireums Aneos thoy snoull by oil mean,
accept toe situation, and ssnoniIy wait for Le.
times
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inca plunged madly and bndly uto treason, bu.
BRlcRISs Dof drfcd Into 1t slowly and COO ~,
With his eyes opou, and noting every UaiJn land-
mark as 10 fostej out into the eiel current
n ,reoger lie vas acxi 20 tie highest oflscr n the
Government, and tho pos ton which ho occulie
gave bin an influence i.h lew other men in TIC
"C-ntderacy" possessed, and lie rernicious
example was therefore more ructivc titan
that Of DAVIS ,r any other. The del cra.
ton vli;h c'aracttrz'I bis es ousal Of
tre,son no doubt led many weak minds
to follow ir h.s steps, ior nen will follow seem.
ingiy cau,oIs leader wtcl they " II shrink from
one who is pre- tate. + cre'orc, BAHc4fSrfDGE
has much to aag- 20 ior. II las successfully G..
fec ol IS CSC p,, and vii douhuois soon 10 heard
nom amonr lur-d E1sl s. spirits, who viii ap.
rl,ud an lauy, bun. bat cycn tmlat the %
Glioug tr .tots oi gland Q w,ll not fad genuine
happiness and pei.c Il mild. lie cannot for ct
that oil~ liac moro than four years ago be wss
b go iu Vie cons. cucc Of tho American people ;
that 10 b-s-ly tctray j tic t-us, IA !ei in L.m
that he ,c.tu1 a traitor TO bis country, viii he'd
elpcd houorl aud tmo'umcnts upon b m tina,
be Lclpo to drcnch he land witt fratroidal bl7oc
AMI sat CTS now an cNle, outcaI, m alien
These refncnbranc- " u haunt in, O. j he cannot
shake thom OF. H. has cssspod physi'a punish
meut,i ut he cannot escape tie uphrnli - of con.
seeDoc,he cannot avoid the pun shmcnt % rcnsorsc
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StvU.AL Of tic heavy manufacturing establish
mcuts OF tbs city have recently made material
r-Gu tioa in lie num5c. Of ,heir cmflo'eS while
others pre prcplrias to dian nish the rsc q wages
The iron IAtcrcs' has beol 4rl.bly nGo' . ~ the
&c nina lon e the war, ship building has rccc vel
a check, the manufacture of clo,hus o. amy con-
tract, /, aim a',nurcly susp ud5d, snl employers
in these an many otter IIan.hei o. m,nua,llre
dud II ne co AIRY to rcdu @ thcircypcls,i. A con.
siderable number Of IA chin,cs and liboreri have
therefore lcn thrown ol, Of emil ,ymeat, mud as
the dull season" ia igs. commenc.nt a turtle r
cur'allment of manI,hyturos il not improbable.
Rat ibis is natural couseql fence an one for
which prudent me have teen on their suarl
Tho great stra.n upon tho resources Of manufse-
tugcr7, growing out O. tho heavy q Government de.
mand, gave abundance o. employment 10 81 class.
IS Of sl l'i Labor and high prices were freely paid.
Tbs condition OF business was TO great eJieui
unnatural anil temporary in its charaet r, AMI
those who REGARDED &. otherwise VIII now
FAD that tho- made grluvous mis-
! take. TraIc and general bus ness must soon
work hack to tic level at whica hey stood before
the war, or a; lcit must nrl roxmsti iba. condi.
ton Tho value O! o-r currency Is steadily ap
p'e-'"tu,-a1t so much IN tho soll Quotations
wit IN Tho las. 20 - we.as-1ut general prices arc
rraiuaig coalo'u D. m ro 50 81. stan ard thai
ralc' ,ci'-u % g We. Every branch of trade
must e.. c.9is. ,,' lAc.ei ~ as reaction, suI
siuco lleuu.a,.grcfs u't ruhEci TO N .ac rstac'
t.5ps - tie p.Ice, Of their 5,ls, i .ol1w5 n
thly mlsl n 10 cor 2spo Sag 70 .u,lols in ,hcil
e's'nies. ", " Gu aupuyers aJ7 employer
up Fe"'"~ IL changed .oa-A.lon Of W-d,, aud are
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rrc,rrtinn Of Crinle.

Lord Shafts ny leuen,y sta &C, in a pu lie
meeD.g - L-I D., ma. le hl- "A craze. I'm
le soLll W. 's.,a nat g! q liI aiae ernlsl, Ia
t-I' city, Leagly al va i'!lsl !l'O ,~ugso OF
CAM Iewte lie GO .. elgns AM ssxsoea o.
anu tuai, Il 10Y lived an 4onesl lEo UP 10 lweuIy
years OF age, lhere was forty cnanees ia his
iAvor and only ono against BIN as ~ an honorable
lilo thereafter Ins 10 tact oil startling importance
TO tIthers and mothers, aud snnws . iuaru n spon
sib llty. Certainly parent should saeure ana OK.
erclse absolute control his child until sixteen
1t e.nnot DO very dlticult matter 70 do this,
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TRADE NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN L. 8
n society No . win he led on lussisi e'c.,
! t., j., in the At!a1t,c Hal All nemtc \
r ,uestei TO attend. The election Of new ti
II take place, ana other tus ress Of irrporian a,
lie transacted. PErEK WALSH. Pee. PATTI,
LfAMI, SCI.
NOTICF-THE CARMEN AND LAli
4 ' e.G AZ ccis'iOn oi tie City rnd County o /
York. will hold public mas meeting on thi,
trrdN ], the l4th met. In tie park "a Iont Of
City Hal, at " O'clock a. m. prcctcl All tie 4,
leis ave eIucst 10 attend tn meet ur and OIL
int ested TOT the iu etcs OF the work Il Llhn sl
vitod al.o ne the viii he come prominent ere I
10 add cs the mUeunr. by der Of The r. . 4
the Assoc Ation; JOHN LYNCH. PATh "a !
SecIc.Ay. .
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Tncro j. At leasth roas1uatl prospect n moro
prcscuta' ,e cyni.ol Of tho streets 't early da-
Tho contractors have su-roolei Ia Au-mentnS
tseir working force, ~ that the, were enabled
vest raay 70 commence he work ~ street cleaning
in all the wsrIs, and hey now feel confident Of be-
ing al lie 10 restore ccSn!,nc'- 20 the city in few
days. Itlstote regretted that satisfactory ar
rangernent was not made between tho contractors
on TIE one side, an the al swccper- and cartmcn
On the other. Tor the ovpcr On q and skin which
the latter have ACQUIRED u their ork would have
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The Last Grand Exhibition at Barnuui's
Museum.

fnE f-r s.er,iay tho most destructive that
has occurred in this city io- sew raj years Aside
from The p.cuuiar, loss, IA destruction Of tho vas!
collection Of relies aud cur,osiucs in nNsSuSs
Ma cum viii hc generally r. yrcttcl, because il is
r tho MOST part irrcplrabic. Tao Miseum con-
tanned the lar css general collection OF rarties IN
TIC DATED safes Mr. B.1NtN had spared Mother
trouble mr. expense 20 collect tho thousands Of
cur.os q contained in his Mas um, and through q
long series OF years be hid ahored iniefstgAbly to
gather up whatever was rars mud curious IN the
ANNA, vegetable aud mineral kingdoms This
collection v.ll be missed, AMI It's loss will be ae.
porei, not oaly here 10 Nv Y1rA, but thIou bout
the country for no strange was ever satisfied WITH
BIS inspection o. tho me ropol until lie had Wis
ited 'HNaNrW5." o'c5Irse We salll have smother
scum IN ~ W, for there i TOO much Of The
"irrcrrcssb IN NJ. RN1NuN'a uaturc to let thi.
calamity lrieh,.r him nevclt. eleSs II will take
time TO gather up so rare a coll,croa Of cnrios.tes
"a that which was destroyed ycs.erday, aud lhc
disaster Is ther foro m an to he regretted.
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MISCELLANEOUS
4 MEXICAN MOWER.-THE ONLY
nTIINE AtEi lTNstH

4 MEXICAN MOWER.-THE ONLY 81 I,
a Olll\G MACHINE.
with TIE treat pc-iccuon IN CONT uct.on 10 -
Moving Machines have been brought call the !
ion Of Fame 10 o "achiue ernhrac.nr - i
GREATER IMPROVEMENTS than an, te.o', ~
Particular sticat on has tcen ra'd 10 the vsn''.!
ne falmer In TIE construction OF the AMEElgr
TIE VERY BEST MACHINE IN USE. p,
There me uunheis OF MHclines that do ihc'rV .
cor uh'yely iNultlesr Gad yet be eae incon'-
elces at are eitly annoying 70 ope ato,,ani
them tn Icqucn. nrccssity OF OF NJ Inc ben u
an. no. e ptrtcul,Il. he crark.pn, oil p tmsl f.
which, il neg ected ( it is yrry Up. to lie esul,
,G.y to an, machine, The iMFEicHN MJyn.
hrE me io,on M ie1t nee o. ex,,edon,e
NJ ell 40 he CRANK PIN, are al StLr.LJ BiDe,
lin ., aud MAsGE No on.
The Gu G. end OF tie rinrcg Bar will dloY Lbs
ard NJ hiIheg than hat Of an o Ter Move
You eievae the fnaer Blr nom d. eli .
20, ;tlon without rA.s.ns TIE inngr Ell G.
ofttAc e., b, meius Of tn h,ud le'ea thin th
AL oti e join O. h'r Mnahre. II
Tic Frame totwocu he DIvng Whcc swi ~
oyri nj be- oust.u, Ions than the name o. auy
me op rp,or hq. a sic.rcr control ovey t,,e VA
and kLlle BIs han lie h.- Of any Other " Ich ~
The iihleg Bar viii G MO a. TO no uuCvc
nee than that Of ASY OTHER Machiue, which !'o
ithcr 81 heel operates the Cute. liar, luGt %
call OF the Other, anu In turning, Ci,LCr Wa A.
KNIVES me KEEP; Y up motion. ~
Inc Dtnit Il nom she font OF the flame " III
gives II seat ADVANTAGE o'os thos, that alN" a.
the pole
l. HAsAS EASY sT8TNG srAI ron the p"WlGJ
II harNe out OF Gear and can be th.own IN au,,,
gear " hen m motion. :.
II hss odng bar and can e folded without u
come citing The PitmRu.
II il OF LIGHT DRAFT, and has no rracrr1 :
| SIDE uR,TT.
It i. u. c simple and perfect In i's con.tru -
'nd hcs nc, strength, with iishtness combine, \,
an other Mower "
IL cannot upset. l.
Ce,y c1rtIad'c Ion 10 the above. and invite
scfut4ny Of ALL no are IN any wa iu'e.cE irr,
Earning interest 10 examine this Mover, lee IN -
| Il, ent Of theil .pp.Oya, ~
Shafts or Ills slpp led with Machine forc1e hi
WILLIAM VAN ANDEN,
Az A'il : rect. II
N1 ION hl,C. e, \. Il.
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wisely and sfcienily exercised, II mus, be the pa.
rents Nu't-iti IL owing 10 psrentsl neglect or re-
missness Hence the real Of ninety cight per
cent. OF the crime In q country such o. England or
the Unitod States lies ~ tie door Of the pare lie.
II 10 fearful reflection; We place IL before
the minds OF the fathers and mother, % our land,
and there Fave u 70 lie thought Of In wisdom,
temsrk.ng only, as TO the early seed, OF disease,
that In nearly every case q ey are sown between
s,indown and edtimo In sbsence from to fsn "
circle, In tho sup. " OF spending mtne5 never
camel by the spsnder., opening the door. OF con-
iectonerics ana soda fountains or Ger and tooac-
co and vine ops Of the circus and negro min
srel, the restaurant aud dance; tlc1 follow TIE
sunday excursions, lie Sunday dr. YES, the ,asy
transition to the mpsay Of those whose way
lead down to TIE gates OF sociAl, physical, moral
rum. From "e,ghl to SIX oeul" in these lew
wears are the dcstinies Of children IKE In forty
ninr cases out Of hfy-fxei By psrenttl LIT
every father aud mother sletnnly vow; "By
GOu's holp III dx my darhne's destiny 70 good
by mak.ns homo more attractive than tue stress"
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NV fori, Thursddp, July 10, G +. Mood cpen-
cd this morning at 49,, and in the afternoon reach
ed lax, eo'ine at 1922. The quotations Of the gen
eral stock market ,hov nuctuatns prices, 90 is
being hilher than yesterday, while others were los er
Governments were stions. The loan market was IA
Their more active, but the surpy Of unempl, ei caH.
tai continues 10 be in Of The demand Tho rae
Tor calloans was per cent, with Few transactions
ct 6. Commercial paper wns dull at 6hs%. Forti n
ench.nee dull, ,nd the rate, favored buyers The
Leading drawer, asked, for lone-dae .erhns. BIC
% hut rood bankers bill. we've obtain NC ut Q
Al 20 On Chance to-day Flour opened Be. n c
letter and closed Gu e.. Wheat vas r.. &c. better
on ~ ing and firm for Winter Com op'ne1 lc bet
ter hut clio, ell with the advance lost Oats yer, q.
&C. lover. Po.k aud Lard we've finer. Beef was
quiet and Nhistey wns steady.
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silks to be More Costly.

Tho l. udon PNLL MALL UAZ-rrE says
Ia H'k -bre, ders Of France are, we are told, in
position OF the creates. distress. Strange dis
case, wlch has resppearci among nc worms
iron time ~ Imo-uo auy IN loss aud lIlO-has,
acc 1851, recommended ~ rAv-4es- ill tns pr,ce
oil seeu n.s risen ten fold, aud tho d.mIuu for
mulberry caves hlS so lallen OIL that the plaute
tnrta en- 10 cut down the trees aud USE the LANDS
for some more profitable cultivation. Tho dis
es-o ,Ows iIs Il, according TO peiiuon anal 1Sd
IN the ChINA IELEGaAPd iusI - the worm IL about
80 Loaiu he cU-uo., ~ taAt the breeier has tho
trouble Of rcAg4ng f'r nothing, aud has, To pur-
chase ssei, as II were, in the dark. RJpeAieu eX-
pen LeuJs seem to prove that the ouly slcd which
IAN be trusted Is that from Ja an, aud the breed.
er4 there.Ort, pray she sale TO AID them by bring
ins home tneir supplies IA moa-o--"ar. Il seems
probable that this "a lest VIII be graue AMI also
that the evil wnlcn las spread through all six
growing countries except Japan, is NOT tempors-
ry, but may last as long as TIE Potato rot ALI the
Udium. Ih1 r.al oJs.aIle TO s.,k-s rowing seems
to be The slow .rowth Of the mulberry. Tle
Go.ms viii I've aad work IN most eounrcs, but
they want mulberry cav b aud nooouy IS Wiling
g. pl. n or Ics which wall pUt Ioe.n 10 bear Tor
Nv, -an!-,"ea ye-rs. /. woid te no maaer Of
sugEr.so sIA u lAo aeAt kenoraL N ue~AuIe Es
ca Ia uad,r t4v Il nAn empire, and anIk .ress
as .iJetc tcsi Il NoAIh AS II was no LuL.
oltd yturs 40.
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Westward.

TnH tide Of western emigration to ths States and
Territories N the Pacific slop, seems TO be flowing
in grosI.r volume the present season than at any
time suce the Ca i!orns excitement. The number
of cmigrsn, teams that passed Fori Laramie dur
ing the month Of Ma, as stated In yesterday =
SITS, was Eve thousand, md Of stock, forts thou
sand bead. This immense emigration indicates
that the rich western territories, particularly the
luiiorous regions attracting thither class Of
feop'e who viii labor indusiriously to develop their
material resources Il 10 remarked that these emil
grants apt to lc attracted to new locsltes but
they arc not Of the trough class Of slventIrers but
are, as rule, sturdy aud hardwortng men, who
are taking their families along, With the design oil
making . permAn Mt settlom Mt. Tho induce
men,s for emigration to the new territories arc
now very great 10 those who have no prospect Of
securing n competency in the cites aud long sci.
tied 10 slitcs. In a new region ovry man has
fair start the road to fortune and II lie posses
the rcql site thr.a and energy ho Is sure to attain
position of independence.
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rS1Ls short time previous N TIE taking or
cAmond, JErF DAVIS was generally regarded by
some mcu At the S)rt. as little short Of miracle
of otatcl IN lnship aud slgscity and the stubborn
dconec made BY tho retels attributed, IN .
sr a, measure, TO the executive talents ~ their
CHEF. The truth regarding JTFr's management
now be In, to appear, and his reputation for
strcv dnoss Ia likely to suffer By the exposition.
The Southern pspcra which 90 loudly exiolled him,
low claim that be was arbitrary, tyrannicsl, un-
willing to sccep, sdvice, aud that he exhibited no
Gfs.-.laB tslen. In controlling the Affairs Of the
CoufcGerRcy. II s lead NJ Characteristic vas An I'M
yielding, uncomproni-ing and pefsttcnt de.erni-
nation to fight ID. Government TO the last and,
Tut or this q tslity, thousands % Lves might have
Teen tayed after the REQ lion had passed the popi
! Of rope. A. the time Of the Hanp on Roads Peace
Conference, according to ALEx II. STEPHENS state
| ment, esd, nj LIscoLS would have been will ng
to rant al the rebels immunity from punishment
beside paying them four hundred million dollar,
Tor ths slaves, Tor tho sake Of peace. Bot DAVIS
seorn;ully rejected ibis nAgnaniuous proposition
thousands OF Ives were subsequently, slcrihced
ocausc # his decision; the re els los, all Their
| slaves, without . dollar Of compensaton; sld
| JHTT. himself Is an inmate Of Fortress Monroe
1 TINS shows whS, DAVIS n ght bsvo gained, bad be
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