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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
President LtneoIss Gons ts Fararess
monroe-Jeff. Davis Reported en-
route TO vt. Monroe.


NEw YORK, Feb 3-The Tmess
Washington specisl says:
Secretary Seward this morning tele.
graphed the President from Fl. Monroe
that his presence was needed there
Upon the receipt of this dispatch The
President proceeded a. CAGE in special
eaF 70 Annapolis, wbese Governments
vessel vas waiting to carry him % FL
Monroe
The Tfbune's Washington special
says:
The rumors last evening we're, that
President Lincoln win oHer 70 the rebels
q general amnesty aud a repeal Of the
con6seation act JEFF. Davis is said TO
be on the peace path TO meet Mr.. Lin
coin But among the hcts, and not the
minors, is a significant one, that this
whole Peace Mission business has been
excluded from Cabinet consultations.
and that Mr. Fessenden has not been
informed about il any more than Stan.
ton. Indeed il Is understood that Post.
master General DenHison and Mr. Sew
ard only have been let into the secret
!. The leading members Of The Commit
tee on the Conduct of The War openly
denounce the business tonight, and pre-
diet that We shall be sold out, and that
| the peace we shall attain, il any, viii
dishonoT Us. They charge that the
I negotiations permitted have already
stopped recruiting N every State, and
stopped the subscription Of money 60
raise bounties, and have 50 demoralized
/ the country that it would submit 70 an
4 improper peace rather than carry the
/ burdeHs Of the var They charge, TOO.
: that the political result of the business
viii be 70 strike down and throw out,
one after the other, the strong men Of
the Cabinet. and tend to divide the
party that elected the President and 10
demoralize it, and to throw Mr. Lincoln
into the arms Of the Democrats
In the meantime, Richmond papers oil
yesterday have been received Their
voies is still for war, shriIly and loudly
determined.
The Worlds Washington special also
says only Mr.. Seward has been con
suited IN this matter, and that the prompg
action Of him aud the President shows q
disposition 70 make concessions that
will secure peace The radical portion
Of the party, however, are opposed 70
their actions and threaten investigation
&c Moderate men declare that the
Administration Is prepared 70 make con-
eessions, and those who profess 70 knoE
the South say they viii accept rothing
short of recognition
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Additional River Items.
rRlbAr Noox.

The wind this morning blew from the
southeast and drove the ice into the bar.
Dor, causing an ugly appearance, but il
was so rotten and soft that Il scarcely
interrupted navigation
The river Is about at a stand but will,
We should judge, rise within day or
two.
The arrivals dis mafbinr we're the
Taraseou, Des Maless. 81 Pairick,
Clara Danniug aud Emma, from Louis.
vile, nnder sealed orders
The three former were loaded with
cavalry, their destination really not
known tho other two we're loaded with
eotnmissaFy stores
The Darling came Up from her ice
harbor, and again dropped down to the
BodiAa Mines for coal
The. ]. II Hoyie did not get off on
Thursday but lsft st 10 o'clock to-day
with ala ihs freight she could carry
TheD. b Campbell is loading with a
Government trip for the Cumberland
riser. iShs viii fiil out at Mount Yer
noh. lua ssa tH
A perfect aeet Of boats may be ex-
Pected here this evening, some in Gov
eminent service aud others not. Among
the latter We ma mention the Saratoga,
Niseara aud 81 Nicholas, Louisville TO
New Orleans; the Fannie Brandies,
oharmer and others, louisville to East
port, or where ever else ordered.
An the boats at Cairo have been COB
bled By the Government aud sent on an
expedition, the destination Of which, at
present, is contraband.
Captains Jim Lask and Geo. 0'Hart
we're in high feather, their hearts beat
ing With patriotism, and .rejoicsd that
they were offered an opportunity "a
serve their country.
The St Patrick and Des Moines were
carrying the celebrated Third Iowa cav.
airy, veterans Of nearly hundred bat.
4 NAN9f ..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
FRacAs At KlaEviiLE-The other day

FRAcAs At KRkviLLE- The other day
a fracas occurred at kirkyille this Coan-
Is, 10 which revolFers we're carelessly
ased by two persons named NRneer aud
Phillips Shots were exchanged hstween
them, resulting iu Phillips receiving a
wound in the arm near The shoulder, and
a bad cash on the head, apparently from
a stroke from Naneer With the Bus Of
hjs revolver. Yaaeer received q slight
scratch ou the under side % his arm,
near the shoulder Both, ~ unaerstand,
we're inebriated al the time-PriHcetsH
Clarion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Compound p.s.or.l OF wl4 oh.rr

has become household word throughout fhs
West aud south and bis Worm Lozsngrs, 10 iess
than year after their Introduction, attainei
reputation wide-s spread ~ the continent 81
North America. But the eros ing glory Of his
life remains h. b. attained IN bis latest discovery
Or rather combination for be does not claim 70
have been tho discossrcr Of CEDAON, which y The
basis 0i She htters nov offered b. the publie
That honor belongs % this native inhabitants oi
Ceutfal America, 70 whom VI virtues have been
knswn for more than two hundred years, A. %
with it. the Indian bids defiance 70 The mosi dead
iy malaria sud handles without fear the most veu-
omgus sgrpsnfs. II IL a belief with them that
whie there Is breath len Ia ths body. the gedrou
10 potent % cnre, no matter what the disease ssay
BE-.
While Dr. Bull Is not prepared 10 indorss tbis
FrtragagAut pfetensiou, he h nevertheless salts
ned from a thorough examination Of the evidsHas
relative e. iig virtues, thai a remedy and Ife-
fcutatiTa ilf ail diseaaes sfisinH from ezporirrs
sltneF % The chAHg gss of 9eafhef and iiuts. f
tha mia4mauo iuhuaules, II stands without 3 RI
val and Justly deserves the reputation Il has 90
long enjoyed in CeHffal America and the West In
l'=s. IA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

seg~ Between the lsl and 20lh Of the
present month fires have occurred in
the Northern States destroying property
TO the computed value Of lhres million
Of dollars. Among the buildings burn
ed have been two Of the largest hotels
ia the United States, several extensive
mile, factories and ygoods houses,
church, and the Smithsonian Institute.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

RExARKAELE SKATING FEAT. - Prof
H S. Quinn, Of New York, who has
been lecturing in the Northwest, arrived
At Quincy last Monday, on skates, hay
inv skated all the way from ST. Paul.
He left ST. Paul on the 9Th inst and
reached Quincy on the 25d, travelling
the whole distance of eight hundred and
fifty miles IN fourteen dsyss stopping on
the way TO deliver lectaFes. he found
the ice smooth ard beautiful, and clear
Of air-holes. He had . clean stretch
from S. Pa0l to Quincy, and be bowled
down the globe over FIVE degrees of lati-
tude, without meeting with an impedi-
msnt II is one of the most extraordin-
sry fssts on record
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Cedron Bitters

One trial and y5a will Heqor use auy others.
IL ~ not necessary 70 publish long list o. dis.
Eases for which the Cedron Rittera ara y speciae
fn all disesars at the STOMACH, bow
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
in all aiiaofious Of the BRAIN DEPEND.
ING uPGS uEitANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH or uOwEbS;
Ia GouT, HfiEuMATIsM AND NEu-
MALtsIAs
Aud in FEWER AND AGUE,
u II destined tu supercads al other remedies IL
not suiy ruroa ihsas Diseases bat Il PaEvssrs
them
vine glass fall 0f the niifses taken an houf
boore each meal will obviats the ll eifota Of the
most unhealthy climate. aud screen tho person
taking 70 against disease ansier the eat trying
nqppsufts
sold By Druggists aud Gracera generally.
Hs-DF JOHN hollis Principal OHco, Flhl
street. tqulsyiiis. Ky. r
Sold ty PETER YfERLIz o.
iehs Sole Agent Eyansvfile. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04


THE NEw TEMpERASoE BILL - The
Temperance Bill introduced by Mr. Xii
gore on Taesd ay requires on appliea-
tion for license TO be made 10 Cir
emit or Common Pleas Court, and 20 be
determined by a iury,1 The applicant
must show that he IS law abiding man,
st TO be trusted with hceuse, aud that
the grauting him such license will not
be injurious TO the welfare OF the com
munitY Any person may resist the ap-
plieation, and demand that witnesses be
examined
If the application is for a license to
sell in any Incorporated town or city, or
within one mile of the corporate limits
thereof, the applicant must file with his
application a certificate signed BY q ma
| jority Of the members OF the town or city
council, certifying tfat he is :. law-abid.
ing man, and thar the granting him a
license will not Be injurious to the vel
/ fare Of the community There are sew
eral other important provisions. Il was
/ read second time yesterday. and refer
/ red to the Committee on Temperance.
The hill has been examined b. a major
! ity of the members of that committee,
| and il is probable they will report in IA.
vor of its passage without material
amendment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

NV 1oRK, Feb, 3.-Correspoudenis
describe the enthusiasm oeeasioned
among the soldiers on both sides Of the
lines when the rebel commissioners
passed, es being Of the most lively
character First the rebel soldiers
cheered themselves hoarse, aud then
the Union soldiers took il up aud con
tinued il loud aud long.
The 7ribHnSs Washington special
says that Judge Campbell, Of the rebel
commissioners, becoming disgusled at
the delay, has gone back 10 Richmond.
Il also says the temper of the army is
Enthusiastically for fighting il out and
hammering the rebels into submission
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

R0 o. P Nicholson, of Columhla,
Tennessee, some years ago editor of the
notorious Nashville Union and Amsri-
can, and q member Of the United States
Senate, was arrested on last Wednesday
and put in the military prison at Nash
VILE. He is arrested as hostage for
Mr.. FolIsn,o of Murfeesboro, was was ar
rested BY therebels when they advanced
10 capture Nashville, aud was By them
carried of South. Mr.. Follen is a son
of Professor Charles Follen, many years
ago teacher of German in Harvard Col
I lege, and author OF swell known tier
man grammer, who came out West ane
settled at MurfeesbOro-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
IFor th. Jousn'
L n 5

LINES
os TnE DEATH on E0NEsA HufcHEsos BAYIa, Aal
TWO rEAEs--sY !. D. DAVIS.
And srt thou Gons, my little pet,
To the cold, shssrb s. tombl
And shall thy prattls ns'sF again
DispsI thy fxthar's gIsom
He'sr again 90 thy mother smile,
sor sit upon her knssl
sar With thy little sistsrs play-
Are We all loss = thee
Why did'st thoa lsaFs us thna toplnS,
b 'er ons ws loved 20 dsarl
Did angel haiids, from spirit lands,
Bsekon 70 brighter spheres
Is the land to which thou art gone
A land oi sllsaf deaiAg
Is Il to be the goal u all
Who breath this mortal BREATH
Oh. no thou'rt Ia that better land,
whers tbs soul, freed from death,
Joins glorious Song Of praise
with an immortal breath.
Thoart not aione 10 spirit -ishd-
a brother = gone bsiorei
Perehance I vas be who whispered thee
70 teave this mortal shore.
SAD Is ths thought that Thy sweet form
Lies mouidsriuE ia the totnb,
But bright the hope that thy pure soul,
Win God shall sver bloom.
Evansville, January 2sth, 1854,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

ED- The Richmond papers say that
Early has been superseded By Major
General Gordon. This Gordon was
recognized By the officers Of our Army
Of the Shenandoah as the ablest man IN
the rebel army BE IS the man Who
planned and conducted the fanking
movement that gage the rebels saeA ad-
vantage over rs a. the battle Of Cedar
Creek. He IS an ugly customer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

s1 A Union paper has been estab-
lisbed in Ottawa County. Ohio, IN place
Of the Oftaaea County Dsa0eTaf, which
died recently Of copper on the brain
The Democrat committed the fatal mis-
take Of suppogiug that because some
people were not Satisfied with the aa-
minis,ration Of Mr. Lincoln, they we're
ready to transfer the seat Of government
to Richmond.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Tns Great Ffre fn gnvMnnnh---One
Hundred 1uiIdinEa Deaararsd.

Nrw YoEK, Feb. 3.-By the late fire
at Savannah one hundred buildings we're
destroyed, about twenty persons killed
and number wounded. Among the
houses consumed was one in which
number Of shells we're stored. tbs explo-
sion Of which kept up bombsrdment
for aboat two hours, causing the widest
alarm. It is not yet fully ascertained
whether the fires we're the result Of acei-
dent or rebsl design, though the general
belief vas that they we're caused By the
latter. f-4 -.a s-..-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
RrLES am RRGuLArINNs-

I. Ne papers given Avayat tas oou Bier "a lsr
xratuAtons circulation.
? No advertisements, local notisss rpunsia
serted unless prepaid OF pay guAraRtesd.
3 Advertisements viii never be accompanied By
locAI notices unless contrast is mAs to thar escs,
and value received for the notice.
4. No Is Local Netice. however snort, viii Be
inserted SCR lesz than One Dollar each day.
5 MArriNgs, fussrAl and Religious Notices.
must insariAhiy be psId Ia advance 70 secure In
ssrtioa.
8. No deficiency on the psrt Of carriers viii 10
made good Is the oa5ce. II tbs carriers fAIi 10
IeNve papers As ordsred and aireotsd. they must
PAY for their carr Isssuess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
New York Noon Markets.

COTrOS-s2.
WHEsKY--nuIf
PEIRDLEuM- Dali and namihals 4Task for
Crude O. for Refined 10 bond, aud s5d4ss5s for 40
sI0cks-flrl. aad better slnoe the Beard.
MONEY @-HsfT q ct
GOLD Opened at 2 %. lsB q 2osss. closed At
GOVERNMENT STDCKs-es. 1881, coupons,
~ 5.dls. coupons, ,nes issuel, os1s l0-fns,
eqspons. q. H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Dyspepsia,

II IT, attendant train ofaymptons, II aots mors
sH8 sharm than medIoihe. There ls unthihF
ia The range Of the d acria Msdea that Tor no.
msnt beaFs comparison With u IN this disease.
fuil account Of this W0udafiB piant may be
'gund IN the 18th edition Of tbs a. 3. p.spensato
- pages 1857 and fass
series 81 expeFitner e Ia which Dr. Ruii has
- ior years enFaged, has Just been brought %
successful terminal ion, aud he u now enabled o.
Offer b che public combination Of Ccdron, with
other approved t0nies The whole preserved IN ths
best quality of aoppsr-diatiliad Bonrbon whisky
Aieh be u CpnihHut ha1 90 equal IN thn world
might furnish = volume of certificates. but
public have long since learned 10 est mate
Asags at their trun value. The safest plan is for
svefy ons ~ test Tor himself the virtues Of . ns~
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

4 MuRDgaER AEREsrED -Ssnner,
who killed Captain MeAdams, Of Bond
county, Illinois, while the latter was en-
gagged in his official duty as asdeputy Pro
yost Marshal, was captured few days
ago, near Salem, in Marion eOuuty. He
vas wounded In the shoulder and thigh
in an attempt 10 escape.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 3.-Maior General
Burbridge aud Colonel Rarleigh returned
to-day. The former resumes hrs com
mand, and the latter, for the present, bis
position as conmandant of this pest
Yesterdays Nashville Union says
that reliable intelligence reports Dick
Taylor'a, late Hoods army rapidly dis
banding. Descrters BY hundreds are
coming into our lines
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
ESTABLISHED, 1881
ecrstary Seward and the Peace Com
missIomers.

FoRTKEss MoNROE, Feb. 2-Ssephens.
Hunter and Campbell, Confederate
Peace Commissioners, arrived here this
afternoon from City Point ia Lieut..
Gen. Grants special dispatch steamer.
Secretary Seward was on board the
steamer River Qaeens waiting TO receive
them.
Immediately upon the arrival of the
commissioners both steamers proceeded
70 an anchorage in the stream. side by
side a tais writing. 5l5, as the Lou
is'ana lsayes Tor Balnmore, she. steamers
are still ouLin the stream
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

NEW YoRS, Feb, S.-Eieveu bass Of
returned overland mail matter we're re
eeived this morning from Aiehison aud
Salt Lake TO be sent to San Francisco
by to-day's steamer
The Richmond .Senfiasl Of the 3lst
tJef. Dzvis's organl has an article de-
noancIng reeoustrnetion MS farce, and
claiming liberty and Independents or
no peace ~ e-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

THE Supreme Court Of Michigan mas
decided the soldiers voting law of that
State Unconstitutional The effect OF
this will be to oust good many ineum-
bents of office, change the representa-.
tional of two senatorial and several
representative districts, and elect A. c.
Baldwin to Congress in place OF Row
land E. Trowbridge. The Democracy
gain these offices, and, Of course, regard
ihe1ecision as an evidence of consntu-
tional soundness in the Supreme Court.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

CorrgR LrADs ix WEsr ytReislA-
Tue Grafton Land Register says that at
the mouth of Isaacs Fork Of Ball Creek,
in Wood eoanty, Va four miles from
the Ohio river, rich vein Of copper ore
has been struck, sletea feet in thickness,
at the depth Of forty five feet from the
surface OF the earth. One mile above
this traetlanotheF vein Of copper ore,
seven feet in thickness, has been struck,
about seventy feet from the surface
About quarter ofa mile further up said
stream, oa land owned by Shafer h Co.
Of Parkersburgh, still another vein OF
copper ore, i've feet IN thiekaess, has
also been straok, a. a depth Of sixty
feet Tbs. ore band in-ghese leads has
been assayed, atfSsis said 70 contain so
per cent of copper
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

KnLED b B0sHWhacEEEs.-John
shroyer, residing near Mount Morris
Church, in Barbour county, (Va) wss
shot by bushshaeke5s q few days ago,
the ball snteriug.his breast and psssing
through The body he die,s a short time
after be was shot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

Burleigh, the Lake Erse Pirate,
Given uP 20 the United states.
ToEeSro, Feb 3.--Barleigh, the Lake
Erie raider, was delivered 20 the United
States Provost Marshal At the suspension
bridge, New York, at I o'clock this
morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
west vlrginI. R.tlnss.

WEEELsG, va Feb. ss-T The Con
gressioual Amendments abolishing slave
~ in the United States was unanimously
ratified by both branches of the Legisla-
turs of West Virginia to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
qneInnaiI yooa Marke...

ztHH e CiSCfHEAEs feh =
wHiskr-Duil; Z - ssAed; no salrs
PORK aify Mess eaartd Af s. o0
BULK MRATs--Is5SasIT
ok0cERftS-Unch-Bge aad quiet,
SEkD--U nehanEed.
Ihe river has hilsn ihnhes, having . fssi .
taehea IN tha ehannsl Hainad last nig n. mild,
cloudy and thawing rapidiy tharmomeief A. ;
bxfasnets4 2asss, falling
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

say- Geu Mcclellan friends in New
York have given thirty thousand dollars
for bis European tour Those are friends
worth having - Ticrye Haats JeasrnaL
How mach have shosa " friends !"
given 70 the families of soldiers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

Ea- A scout in Missouri has achieved
distinction by killing seven notorious
bushwhaekers, during 8 recent scout
through Oregon County.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Richmond calm.

The Richmond correspondent Of the
London I3alss says; Never, since the
war begun, was there more serene
confidence entertained" &c. This is
trae 10 nature. Fear, sorrow, anger,
have a period OF paroxysms aud eonvul.
sions, and then reach point when per
turbation cease and settle into ;he calm
apathy of despiare A gale Of wind
tosses the ocean into sarges, mountain
high; but the fierce tempest, continuing,
erushes The waves to comparative
smoothness. A 'serene conlideuce" in
Richmond The storm must be severe.
Their miserable day ef despotism is
drawing to a close 4" rhe setting sun
nov shines sere'isiy bright N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

QUEBEc, Feb 3--The Alien Bill vas
read third time an9 passed by the
Lower House last night - yeas l07,
nAvs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

ADVICE TO Girls Girls, do not You
~aut to get married, and TO get good
husbands? III 50 cease to aci like fools
Don't take pride ia saying you never do
housa work. never cooked a pair Of
chickens, never made bed and 50 on.
Dea't turn ap Jour pretty noses at honest
industry never tell your friends that you
are not obliged 10 work When yea 70
out shopping, never take your mother
with you 10 carry the bundle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
CEDRON BITTERS,
The Latest and Most Important Dis
eovery or the 10Th Century.

MO MANS NAME ~ MORE INTIMATELY
Medica as the United States, more favOrabiy
known pioheeF Ia medieai discovery, than
that 81 d.. JOHN BULL, of Louisville, Ky. His
ialmiisbie preparation of sarsaparilis has long
stood = ihe head of ta various compounds o. thai
faiu4bis drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

Or. strickAnd's Pila Remedy has cured tioa
saiaia Of the warst cases Of nIlad aud Bfeediu
Piles. q gives immediate relief and affects pa r
maneut cnre Try Il directly lis warranted 1
cure.
foF sails by all Druggists. Genera: Depot Ea
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
mhiu.ltdNIvw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
STOVE WORKS.
BRINKMEYER g. CO,


Cooking Stoves. for Wood and
Coal;
Heating Stoves, for Wood and
Coal;
Country Skillets and Lids.
Country Ovens and Lids;
Biscuit Ovens and Ida:
Odd Lids;
Sugar Kettles;
Dog Irons;
lamb Crates;
Fancy Crate Fronts.
Air Crates;
Cellar Crates; ....t.r
window Weights;
Muffin Molds;
Waffle Irons;
Ham Boilers
Stove Holloware, &c, &
ALSO KEEP ToR SALE
-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-18
Sublime COo:nsss.

The New Bedford (Mass,) Mercury, one Of
the most bitter and malignant of the radical
press which joined in the cry of treason
against all Democrats who complained Of
abuses during the war-one of the subservi.
ents that declared that the Illustration
was the Government, and could not be eriti--
csed without incurring the guilt of disloJalty
is now preparing to go to war with the
Adm, = ration Of Mr.. johnson (Which it has
perfect right to do,) and defends its course
with the identical argument of the Demo
cratic papers upon the subject which it
secuted year ago Says The Mercury;
"We desire to support the Administration !;
we mean, however, at all rarArds, to support
the GovernmeRt-by which we mean that
which the Administration is, for the time
being, charged with the res ,onsibilty Of
conducting Tha Administration is but tenn.
orary-the Government is permanent. The
Administration is composed Of msn--ihe
Government is made up Of principles. So
ong as support Of the Administration con-
sists with support of the Government we are
supporters of the former; and paradoxical
as it may seem, our best support OF the men
in er may be, when we differ from them
he st radically upon some great question
dem ding solution