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Glre94ttetl1fte6e1.
RATEs or sUBsCRIPTIoN.
Restoration of Ihe sTate GoVernmen1
In South Carolina.

James L. Orr was duly inaugurated
as Governor of South Carolina, at Co
lumbia, on Wednesdayslast.' Provisl
ional Governor Perry, took part in the
proceedings, and made a farewell ad-
dress to the legislature, which makes it
evident that the president has recalled
his order to Mr.. Perry to continue to
hold his Office. The, adoption of the
anti-slavery constitutional amendment
by the Legislature probably satisfied the
president that the state is sufficiently
reconstructed to be trusted withits own
.governor.-Gov. Perry said in his fare=
we'll address :-E \ Al -. /
"I am sure, gentlemen, that 7 may
say with perfect propriety, as the rep
resentative of the federal government
in South Carolina, that the state has
done epongh to entitle her to be res
ceived back us member of the federal
Union, with, Rll7oE her constitutional
rights fully restored. LAS soon, jas the.
presidents proclamation was issued,
the people ofSouth Carolina went cheer
fully forward and took the amnesty
oath. They promptly. assembled in
convention, under the order of the pro-
visional governor, and reformed their
state convention, as was desired by the
president. They abolish slavery, and
freely gave up their two, hundred mil
lions investedin slaves. When advised
to adopt the congressional amendment
to the Constitution. of the United States
abOlishing slavery, South Carolina was
the first southern state which. ratified
the same, and set an example for her
sister states to follow. Sic hhS 9been
first, also, in preparing wise md hu-
name code of laws for the protection of
the freedmen in. all their rights of per-
sonal property, and allowing them to
give testimony In her courts of justice.
She has now wIelepted her representatives
in both houses, of Congress, and COM
missioned them to take their seats in
that body. She mas organized a perfect
state government, with legislative, ex-
ecutive and judiciaryId departments, all
republican il, their Gharacter, and mem
bers OfLeaeh lsweariug to support the
constitution of the United States.- Her
ordinances of secession have been re-
pealed, and she now .nledges herself TO
stand by the Union in good faith and
with all lsincsrity.nn -
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Illuminating Carbon Oil.
Weare now refining, and oner to the trade,
Carbon OIL, fully equal to any brought to this
deo4-1w MARREN, BERGER & co.
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the sae6e 6ss Ps Ssen 9
deFegation of the right and interest of
the owner, such complaint: cannot be
lodged against him; whatever of ill
feeling exists in the minds OF. former
owners for the, present state of affnirs,
it is not just thai it should be Visited. on
us to treat him kindly, and to elevate
him, morally and intel lleetually y; IL will
make him a better laborer, neighbor
and man.. Suddenly relieved from the
restraints 6fbfhe OseEvile condition IN
which hewas born and reared, his igrfo4
rance can excite no surprises; NOR can
crime, If he is to live IN ourniidstt,
none are SO deeply interested in on:
Tightening and elevating him as our
selvespi !. al ,,lLg.. lll IA . - sssfiiiaiSii
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Fire & Marine Insurance Company

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ga Gov. Orr said in Ills inaugural THAT
secession and slavery had both been
forever destroyed by the waryreaffirmed
the assertion of Mr.. Perry, and SAID of
President Johnson
"The clemency which President john
son has so generously extended tomany
of our citiZeus, in granting full and free
pardon for participation in the late rev.
olution, does honor to his statesmanship
and to his sense of Justice. He is the
ruling power of great and triumphant
government, and by his policy will
attach by cords stronger than triple
steel the citizens of one entire section
of the Union to that government which
he has so long and so ably supported
and maintained. He was well acquaint-
ed with the South-with her politics
and politicians; and, knew, however
erroneous in his Judgment may have
been their political principles, that they
honestly entertained the sentiments
which they professed, and for which
they periled their all; and after falling
in. their end, when they proposed to
return to their loyalty, that humanity
and policy dictated that they should not
be hunted down for ignominiOus pun
ishment. shall give his policy of re-
construction an earnest and Jealous
support.",a l '1l '-si 3L DO Isg1 1i
Gov. Orr earnestly recommended leg
islation to protect the persons and
property of the freedmen, and to allow
them to testify in !, the courts. He
praised their good conduct during the
war, and said - ,rz.lA
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Landreth's Garden Seeds.

Al1I FII00I U0-IITlIlIs ~. l--l7UIt Ut
1lOaa ,t.L ~ .,- a.!
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By this rout, Frrights of all descriptions can
he forwarded t. and from Philadelphia, New
York. Boston or Baltimore H. and from any
point un tie" Rail Roads Of Ohio Kentucky, In.
diana. Illinois Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri by
R0i,o1j Jjl.nt
The rcmsyl, mia Central Rail Road also con.
meets "a pift.buTg with Steamers, by which
GOuds can be- forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
MuskmrJm, kentucky Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois Mississippi. Wisconsin, Missouri, Kan
saS and Red Rivers, aud at Cleveland, Sandusky
aud Chicago with Steamers Ia all Ports on the
North Western Lakes
Merchants aud shippers, rntIuSting the trans.
portatiun OF their Freight TO this Company can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
TmE RATES OF FREIGHT Ia and from any point
in the West 10y the Pennsylvlnin Central Rali
Road are ~ all Times favorable ~ are charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
q BE particular Ia mark packages VIA
Pennsylvania Central K. r.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions.
apply 10 or address either of the following Agents
oi the Company
D. A STEWART Freight Agent, PittSbnIg.
CLARKE a co. Transfer Agents PittShnrg.
"a. W. BROWN " co. Cincinnati Ohio.
X. G. AlELDRUM u co Madison Ind
j. H. MOORE. Louisville Ky.
W NJ AIKMAN. Evansville Ind
Il. +. SASS 81 Louis Mo
CLARKE ~ co. Chicago III
j. II. MCCOLM, Portsmouth O.
j NJ. LOVE NIaysvillc Ky.
HALL 4 co. Marietta ..
T.. AYRES Muskingum River.
W II. s. L l.. LANGLEY. GlllipOIis o.
H. = PIERCE 4 Co. GAINESVILLE o.
y H. HUDSON. Ripley, O.
Il. q. MELDEUM. General Travelling N"rut
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Wheeling Wholesale Markell. l.

-------WEDNEsDAY EyBfices firm at
90 soSii asnd at q lssa 3d. y
WHEATzIB slowly at 600. T. Esr ..,m-"
OATS-Firm and in steady request at 81 10.
EARLEY-Sells dull at 81 IS.
SIJGARS-Dull and little doing; Porto Rico -
Q26c.; c. Yellow &c: Crushed Powdered S@c;
Coffee Sugar 3Oc. .. Hf
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 80
SYRUPS-New York 81 90 Baltimore ~ ~.
COFFEE-Dull sma sales at 4sc.
OILS-Firm at g Is tor Lard: % Tor Carooh
and 75c for lubricating.
SALTLOhio River 81 so Tables5 %
BUTTER-Scarce and in good demand al ~
65Oc. -EA.
POTATOES-N much doing; prices range
from 81 coal 40. t..tt
APPLES-Firm at 81 rs az IS. l f.-
EGGS-In good demand at 35@4Vc'
CHEESE-Steady at 81 acc. 49,. ..'
IARD-Scarce and wanted at loG25c. .,
HAY-S2S930 per ton.
SEEDS-Clover sl5; Timothy 81.
FEED-In fair demand at s35 a 40 per ten
BROOMS--COmmon 50 75d4 80; Fancy - 20
TOBACCO-Dark los is Sc Spun Roll i95ci
Bright 81 al 25; Common Twist 45c
SOAP-Cincinnati German 16c; wheeling 40
CANDLES-Mould 22c
wGIASS-Good demand. Market firm; BY 1o
So, l. IS Is; No. . IS A.; 8 by IL to 10 by Il No
/ S. 10; No 2, IS rs; s by 49, to 10 by IA NO l.
''GsEATHER-Sole 43a46c. per h.; Oak sole
Sc per b. upper SIS a "a per doz.; eau SKINS -
ner H.. harness leather 4sG5Oc per 10.
WHISKY-Steady; common ~ % Rye
% 0006 10.
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New York Market.
Id -Ealnu..nnL


NEW YORK, Jan. l.
COTTON-Firmer at a 81 al % for middling
FLOUR-State and Western lOc better and
more doing; Mt $40 25 3lO IS Tor extra State;
sll 2Oall 80 for extra X. Ii. o., and 81 35dI2m
for trade brands; market closing steady
WHISKY-A shade trmer, at - 24t
WHEAT-2Q4c better; good wintcrred West
ern 81 IS; fair do. ~ a, and - 30 for Milwaukee
Club
RYE-More active at 81 70.
BARLEY-In better demand.
CORN-Quict at 81 90 for mixed Western,
afost; 81 IS for old and new Southern Yellow,
mixed and - Is for choice White Southern for
seed,
OATS-Quiet and firm, at 81 Oel al 70 for
Western
SUGAR-Firm at 2al a a3c for Muscovado
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-A shade firmer, at 50 a SIC for
crude; 75976c for refined in bond and 95S96c
for refined free.
WOOI.-Very quiet
PORK-Opened iirmer with good inquiry, but
closed heavy and decidedly lower, at Si3d 43 IS
| for new mess $40 43 5Ot TOR 1864 mess cash
and regular way; Also 1000 bbls. 1864 mess for
January, buyers and sellers option ut SIC 81 a
43 50, and $500 bbls. new do, for February and
March, at same terms. "N
| BEEF-Heavy.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet and steady, at SO IS
| CUTMEATS-Steady and rather more doing,
| at Ia a isic for Shoulders, aud l9p2lc for Hams
| BACON-Sides in fair demand, at 20 for long
clear; 23i d2ic for short clear, and 21lc for Cum
| berland cut mess.
DRESSED HOGS-Rather firmer at I7lc for
| western and l7ic for city. Nr7n
| LARD-Firmer al 20i d25ic; latter price fol
choice city. Also, $50 bbls for last halt Of Jan
uarv and first half of February, sellers option
at oslo.
BUTTER--Very firm and rather more doing
at 36.94sc for Western, and 10 400 for State. &.
CHEESE-Rather better demand and Ners
firm at Isaac.
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SKIN DISEA SIS SPEEDILY CURED
In 40 l,tteT- received unIe-. post paid I0h
com .uing . stamp 10 BE- Hsai On tie reply. Pc
-1Ipr'sriting should state are. and send pyrtiOa
81 advertisement describing symptoms
John N. JDHNyfDS. ~ d.
or the Baltimore LOck Hospital
drc2-1y BIltiInOrr Maryland
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SALR OF REAL ESTATE.
r,,uE UNDRRSIGNRD, BEING

DESTROYS OF REMOVING to the West,
ptfers at private sale his property in BARNES
WILLIE ohio The property is well adapted to
business purposes; situated on Marietta street
Hniy one square from Main ST. 1t is nearly all
s,ew, consisting of Business Rooms good cellars
,nher buildings. corne,ing on two principal
streets, aud near the Z. o. r. K, making it de-
.irable location for business or q private resi-
s,enee. -.
Persons wishing TO purchase property of the
above description, can be accommodated on easy
Serma Cali and examine the premises which
sviii be found in good repair They will please a
.nrcbaser better than description can do.
Eail on the undersigned, the occupant Of the
.,r.nises who will take pleasure in showing the
1pronertv, OF Y. f. linn, at the Bridge Corner
Wheeling. L. boIhiIh'
w
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FIVE ATREsk

Droyrrs and Farmers will find this the mos
advantageous route for Live Stock. CapaciOu!
Yards well vatgred and supplied with every
convenience have been opened on this line anC
its connections. and every attention is paid Il
their wants. From Harrisburg, where will b'
found every convenience for feeding and resting
choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York ana Baltimore Market This viii also b,
found the shortest quickest and most dircc
route for Stock to New York Iyia Allentown
and with fewer changes than any other
ENOCH LEWIS
Gcnl Superintendent Altoona Pa.
l.. l.. HOUPJ
Gent Ticket Agent Philadelphia
II II. HOUSTON.
Gcnl Freight Agent. Philadelphia
iulI-my2i
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Provision Market.

WHEELING, Jan. >.
The Second Ward market was well attended
Yesterday morning. The following are the
prices asked and obtained for the more impor'
tant articles for sale: Potatoes, soc peck;
Beans, lOc y quart Hominy, loo p quart; Bnt-
ter, soc y 10; Beet, Steak and Roast, l5c y, ~
other cuts issG Apples %D@S sc b Geese
75casl each; Turnips 25c p peck; Parsnips 25c
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Public Sale
AZ VALUABLE STOCK AND

OEARMIN9 TfESsHsT Win continns
any sale ofStock &C. on the 5TH DAY OF JAN.
'UARY, consisting Of $50 hoad Of Sheep, head
at Horses Cattle one woke well broke Oxen.
some Pigs. one Kirby Reapins and Moving Ma
chime Flows, &c; 1000 bushels Corn. a lot of
1Iay and other articles too tedious to mention.
Also on same day, on the premises, that well
luown farm i'll Brooke Co., W. Va, situated one
mile from the Ohio river. NJ Short Greek 9miles
from Wheeling and from Wellsburg. contain
Tug $40 acres, under good state of cultivation
s,Ii under fence, abundance of fruit improve
,nents reasonable all underlaid with good vein
at coal, easy OF access, and sufficiently near the
ohio river Tor shipping purposes.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock.
A credit OF nine mouths will be given on the
stock. One-fourth down the balance in six
sGual annual payments, with interest for the
Farm (dec2D WIN. 2. BRADY.
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New York Money Market.
by Telegraph

IBy IoIeRIaph-J
New YoRK, Jan. a
M0NEY-ACtive and firm att per cent
STERLING-Dull at I TO- specie
90LD-Firmer opening - 324C advancing tn
q 34t closing At o. 3ii 2als :.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet and with.
ont decided change.
r. r. STOCKS-Heavy; P. Ft-W. s. c. 81 el5.
c., & p. 9s9c, - - =.
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Wheeling Iron Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. A. 1865.
The following are manufacturers prices In
quantities of less than five tons, 0ne:hali ccIt
per pound will he charged in addition 10 the
published rates. ..
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Yearly Advertising
SWEET MOTHER.

Ry MRS. Jr-psoN. DANNY FoREsTBR9
Tho wild southwest monsoon has risen
With broad. gray wings OF gloom.
While here. from out my dreary prison
look as from a tomb-.Alas'
Nv heart another tomb
T-non the low matched root, the rain
with ceaseless patter falls;
Nv choicest treasures bear its stains;
Nould Others on the walls;-wOuld heaven
'Twere only on the walls!
Sweet mother, am here alone,
In sorrow and in pain;
The sunshine from my heart has flown;
II feels the driving raln-Ah me!
The chill and mould, and rain
Four laggardm months have wheeled their rouhu'
Since love upon il smiled,
And everything of earth has frowneu
On thy poor stricken child, sweet friend
Thy weary suffering child.
I'd watchd my loved one night and day.
Scarce breathing when he slept
As nv hopes were swept away
I'd in his bosom wept-Oh, tOa!
How had prayed and wept
And when they bore him 10 the ship,
saw the white sails spread,
kissed his speechless, quivering lip
And left him on his bed-Alas!
liz seemed COfhn bed
When from nv gentle sisters tomb
Long since in tears we came,
Thou saidst How dosolate each room!
We'll mine we're Just the same that day.
The very, very same
Then mother little Charley came
Our baautiful fair boy
With NV own fathers cherished name:
But OH he brought no ioy-my child
Brought mourning, and no joy
Hislittlo grave / cannot see,
Though weary months have sped
since plying lips bent over me-,
And whispered He is dead! Mother!
lis dreadful to be dead
| do not mean for one like mo
80 weary, worn and weak
Deaths shadowy paleness seems to be
Zen now upon my cheek-his seal
On form and brow, and check.
But for bright winged bird like him
To hush his joyous song
And piisoned III coffin dim
Join Dosths pale phantom throng-
70 Join that grizzly thrOngl
oh mother. can scarcely bear
To think of this today
It was ~ eAquistely fair,
That little form 0fclay-my heart
Still fingers by isclaY
And When for one loved taI, fat more,
Come thickly gathering tears,
My star Of faith Is clouded DER
! sink beneath nv fears sweet friend,
NV heavy weight Of fears
oh but to feel thy fond arms twino
Around mo once againl
IL almost seems those lips OF thine
Might kiss away tho pain--might sOothe
This dull cold, heavy pain,
Hut. gentle mother through life's storm-
may not leanon thee
For helpless covering little forms
Cling trurtingly TO me-pOOr babes
To have no guide but me.
With weary foot and broken wirp
With bleeding heart and sore,
Inv dove looks backwards sorrowing
But seeks the ark no mOTe-thy breast
Seeks never, never more.
Sweet mother for thy wandelor pray,
That loltieI faith be given;
Her broken reeds all swept away,
That she may lean OH Heaven her heart
tirow strong in Christ and Heaven.
Once, whom young Hopes fresh morning dew
Lay sparkling ON my breast
NV bounding heart thought but 10 Il,
IL spork At heavens behest--mv pains
Come at tho same bebestl
All fearfully, all tearfully-
Alone and sorrowing,
My dim eye lifted to the sky
Fast 10 the Cross cling-Oh, Christ
To shy dear cross | cling.
August T. 7, 1850.
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s. F. FAIRS.
NJ a = AA4C1-tDt
IARRI.E WORKER ~ SGtLb-

M TOR, No. l22 Main Street, Wheeling Va.
Monumental Work of Ill kinds made Ia
ofdy on short notice. Particular attention plid
to trait Sculpture and Designing scp2a
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p. E. ZINN,

INRUITERER q tCONFEGTION-
L ER, Bridge Corner, Wheeling W. Va
wholesale and retail dealer IN Foreign Fruits,
Nuts aud Cigars, and manufacturer of Refined
Candy.
q Wcddin. and other parties furnished on short
notice ANA accommodating terms. sep2U
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SMITHS
CHARLES SIEBKE,

y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER. South
Street, near tho T. x o. X. X. Depot, Wheeling,
viva All kinds OF Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
~ description OF Silks and Wooden Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.k
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lishmrnt III the Western States scp20
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TOULnT oPIhVs, ~ ~
Barrel Nails, extra light 25c y Seg higher.
For lots of less than loo kegs the prices aIe I2i
cents y keg higher than tho foregoing list.
TRRMs-Slxty days OF three per cent. discount
Tor cash par funds within ten days of shipment
No discount on bills of less than 1fty dollars.
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WYKES AND BROWNS

i l39 Main Street Wheeling w. Va.
Photographs OF all sizes and styles. Photo
graphs in India Ink Oil and Water C0lOrs Our
Card photographs cannot be- surpassed i'll rich
ness OF tone and durability.
\ varied assortment of Frames always on
hand and for sale cheap. Also an assortment OF
Cards of the Union officers. sep2O
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THE UNITED STATES
A RMY AND NAVY CLAIM AGEN.

IA CY. All Bounties. Pensions. Arrears OF
Pay, Quartemasters Accounts, chims for lost
Horses, Indemnity Claims &c. collected through
JAMES p. ROGERS.
Attorney at Law. Office y. E. Corner of Mon
roc and Fourth Streets. Wheeling. nOvl2.Gm
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rI,UE DAILY REGISTER STEAM
PRINTING JOB OFFICE executes all
Kinds of Printing from Card to Poster,
.,aatly. cheaply, and on short notice Once on
Market street, between the Mcclure House ana
The Market House.
NTHasEs PRINTED In THE
DREST STYLEat the DAILY REGISTER Steam
Printing job Office.
IV,UE DAILY REGIsTER BOOK
RiNDERY turns out all kinds of Blanks
and Blank Books. for individuals nrms, steam ~
Soats, railroads and eonntieS All Minus u
itnding done. ,- - -
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G-----I863----s-9- B. = .i ''ail.s

The proprietors are proud TO acknowledge the
unparalleled success which has attended the sale
OF their valuable preparation, known IL rearfS
every portion of the civilized world rs the
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SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS To
s.hIIadcIphin, New Work ~ RnIiisIOrr.
EREIGAATS.

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
TEA NAlERRED FREE
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They are the most wholesome, invigOratins and
palatable Stimulant ever offered to the public
and the fact of their being prepared chemically
and scientifically precludes the possibility OF a
bitter unpleasant taste, common 10 Bitters gene
rally offered for sale We especially recommend
them to LADIES and particularly To those sat.
fering from
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BALTIMORE ! lock- H6SHTAIfy

y E>IABLlSHEDtASA REFUGE FRo,,
Bars st7ssQUAsKERY.b ns kIo,s o-D,
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-tDR JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College d Surgeons Lon.
don. Graduate from one OF dc most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spen IN the hospitals
of London Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere.
has effected some of the most Astonishing cures
that We're ever known; many troIbled with ring.
ing in the head and ears when asccp great neT.
yousness being alarmed at sudden sounds bash.
fulncss with frequent blushing, ATTENDED some.
times with arrangement ot mini, wore cured
Immediately ----
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-14

SEcgsH PARSONS IN MIssouRI.-T The
secesh ministers in Missouri are opposing
the new Constitution of that State, be-
cause it does not allow o clergyman to
preach or solemnize marriage except he
denies under oath that he has ever come
into or left this State for the purpose Of
avoiding enrolment for, or draft into the
military service of the United States; or
has ever with a view to avoid enrolment
in the militia of this State, or to escape
the performance of duty therein, or for
any other purpose, enrolled himself, or
authorized himself to be enrolled, by or
before any officer, as ~disloyal, or as a
Southern sympathizer, or in any other
term indicating his disafection to the
Government of the United States in its
contest with rebellion, or his sympathy
with those engaged in such rebellion
They reason that they should not support
it in the following hair-spIitting manner :
Because it requires US to swear that we
have not had these very feelings which the
Lord Jesus Christ directly commanded US to
cherish. Worcester gives us the proper def
milton Of the word sympathy, " fellow. feeling,
mutual sensibility (; the quality Of being af-
fected BY another's affection, compassion,
commisscration, coincidence, pity, tender
ness" II such is the sense in which the
Convention used the term, then we are free
to say that no Christian can, and no Chris
tiau tciH take such an oath and il such is
not the sense then we are thrown back into
doubt and uncertainty, and must decline to
take it because Of its ambiguity.
Verify, verify, it is hard to kick against
the pricks. So think the secesh-sympa-
thizing parsons.