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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-27
Meeting at rrIadeIphIa Last Friday.
TRIADELPH1A, Feb. 2S, 1866.

Editors Intelli1e,cer:
There was Union meeting held in
Triadelphia on Friday evening, 23d in
stant, by citizens of all parties, in sup
port of Andrew Johnson's Presidential
policy, and proved to be a perfect sue
cess. THE attendance was large, the old
hills were made to echo tothe strains OF
martial music, and the feelings of the
people were enthusiastic and determin-
ed in defence of their personal rights
and liberties.
About half past seven O'Clock the
meeting was called to order by n. ii.
Garrison, Esq, who nominated Mr..
John Suppler, to be President of the
meeting! Upon taking the chair Mr..
SnppIer stated the object of the meet
ing, and remarked that it was we'll
worthy the consideration of all present.
Without further remark he proposed
that the meeting proceed to complete its
organization, and proceed to the busi-
ness of the evening. The following
named gentleman was thereupon nom-
mated and elected Secretary, Lewis
Wheeler. Mr.. Garrison was then called
npon to address the meeting, and re-
sponded to the same with much credit
to himself, as we'll as to the cause which
he espoused. On concluding his re-
marks, Mr.. Hancher was called upon,
who answered with a short speech, full
of energetic appeals to the citizens,
calling upon them to rally to the sup
port OF the President and the Constitu-
ton, in opposition to the radicals who
were trampling upon them through an
ambitious lust of power. Amer Mr..
Hancher had closed his speech, the
President, on motion of Mr.: Garrison,
appointed Messrs. Hancher, Vance and
Heier, a committee to prepare resolu-
tions expressive of the sense of the
meeting. After a few moments the
committee through their chairman, Mr..
Hancher, presented the following reso-
lutions, which were unanimously
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Monroe ana MaIsI sLLeets 3-6md-
~ AT Less Than New York Cost. 2
DEAL FITCH YICToRINRS AS Low
LII as $40. Real Siberian Squirrel Num- az
~. Water Mink CaPeS, large size at SI2, very
handsome- i have i've or six sets of hIuffs
and Capes, nne Mink Sable Fun, at les than
New York cost, TO close - 20 y q
tanl0 ~ "a p Us. RHODES.
ERENCH coRsETS ATa0 EACH. KID
E Gloves at 81 50, To olose out.
1anlo i!f ilE J. 8. RHODES.
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THE LADtEs.-May their virtue ex
ceed even the magnitude of their skirts
while their faults are still smaller thar
their bonnetsl. ban - !.a--lt - ~.
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They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
The Great Cure for RII Diseases OF the
Stomach, Liver and BoueIst
HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD u
CABINET BRANDY. (Medtcated.l J

UNEQUALED REMEDY FOR
Diarrhea, summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus, Gripping Pains in the Bowels, CholIc and
Chronic DiarThea- 1t Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change OF water and
diet, Used with great succe<s in the army
hospitals In violent cases OF Chronic DIarrhea.
This preparation Is simple and harmless. un-
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WOOL GROWERS CONVENTION IN
eti ILLINOIS 20 i.t -
Interesting Information as to sheep.
q In That Country. -lL
poRs WOOL GRoWINa PAY?

From ne I1FoceedfT0s q tie conre1tlon
BEoomfn0ton on February 2lStl
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Comm'r Of Immigration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-07
BAIT. ANNUAL. CONFERENCE IA, z. CHURCH.
BALTIMORE. Md, March 5. q


This body, after harmonious session OF one
week, closed its deliberations yesterday
Not a single exception Was made to the
character Of any member; and when, lnresponse
to the name OF brother who had united him
self with the conference recently closed IN Alex
andria, it became necessary to record him as
swift hdrawn," that action was had without an
unkind word
Last year, three districts ouly we're reported
from this Baltimore Conference. Now her bor-
ders have become so enlarged, that her field OF
pastoral labor will this year extend over i've
districts, viz: Baltimore, South Baltimore,
Washington, Winchester, and Rockingham.
The appointments for the Washington dis
trct are as follows:
n j. B. Morgan, presiding elder.
Foundry Church, B. Peyton Brown
Wesley Chapel, to be supplied. b. n. Brown
Is continued as associate pastor
Metropolitan, f. S. DeHaas
East Washington Church, Geo '. Leech.
McKendree Chapel, William krebs.
Union Church j Il. Lemon.
Ryland Chapel, Dr.. William Hamilton.
Gorsuch Chapel, j.. n. Davis:
Waugh Chapel, George G. Markham.
Providence Chapel to be sur piled.
Fletcher Chapel, Job Lambeth.
Hamlin, to be supplied.
Georgetown, D. c., VIM 3. Edwards.
West Georgetown. G: NJ; Barry.
Alexandria, Va J. Z. Wheeler.
Lee>burg and Fairfax, L. Fl. York and l..
ri. Nicholson.
Load ,ua A por5er.
Warrenton, Stafford, Fredericksburg, to be
supplied
We add the following
Rev. John Lapahan is presiding elder OF the
Baltimore district
L. +. Morgan and James A. McCauly
remain at Baltimore city station.
Rev. Or. Longacree, of Philadelphia is APP
pointed to Charles street, Baltimore.
At Madison avenue, Rev. A. 4. Gibson !;
William 5. Edwards. at Fayette; and Z. A.
Reed at Franklin square.
Thomas Myers, agent Bible Society.
William H. Chapman enters on his third
year at Wesley Chapel, Baltimore
Rev VIM. [. D. GLENN is presiding e'der
of the Winchester district, and Rev. Il. K.
Phelps presiding elder of the Rockingham
district
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Clothing, &c.
A RNOLD 81 FIELD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers r. IN; IN 1c,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AMD FE ~ w.
O'N ~ II ~, - a,oI NJ IL IMlIS AN y -

- Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ~ ~,
r10Tus ''I rASSIMERES AND VESIINGS,
Wv 11A1TIORS7 TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLFMEN'S FURNISHINGG OOD2,
u -; J;snosed IF our interest in the Mer-
oLa+ ~ 7oring business, at No So, King st., to
~ 0'Neai & Dwely, and removed 10 No. 69 we
nornose to offer for your inspection gooo inc o.
tho above goods Our long experience III tno
manufacture Of Cloths and cass'meres' glvGs
rs a great advantage in selecting our stoch,
ubic be we intend to sell at y small advance on
cost. . ,o+, ~ T.;1ors
&c we intend to keep good trimmings, ana sen
them cheap. r:,b;no De-
nortment great selection of goods IN Ina' n:iI i
ip1wavs on hand. Give US call and you VIII
nover rcrret it. at No. 50, King street, heA'
door TO Willer's China Store.
sep Oft AkNOI1O eo = 49, 80
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAb
LISHMENT. ,oooa
Messrs. O'Neil u Dwell! having p45cnassesa !
tbn ;ntnrest of Messrs Arnold " FLED IN tne
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSlN ESS,
havp removed to the Store lately occupied Dy
that firm,
So KING sTREET,
Where NAV be found the best assortment OF
CLOTHS, in this city, both OF FOREIGN anu
DOMESTIC mani tacture. ,.o Ill.,,
Mr.. O'Neil's ability as a cutter iuStlnes 1hel ~
in assuring their customers styllsh anu We'll
fitting garment: % Con+c,
They have also a fine assortment or genus
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties Scarfs and Gloves of all kinds.
Ne. Please call and examine our goods ana
Judge for yourselves at 80 King street, one door
east OF Parkers Theatre. sep %
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADYLRllohI.
HNUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
Z R4 virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court

DUBLIC SALE or ALO ABLh HA AS
By virtue otsa decree Of the Circuit I1t, Court
Of Decen1ber, 1865, il the suit Of HuntGn vs.,
Bastable,5 the undersigned. who We're therein
annointed special Com IN issioners tor that puGa-
nose, will on Friday 9Th Of February, 1866,
offer for sale, on the premises at Rnbl111c auc0n
to the highest bidder, TRACY " LAM,
belongin@ to G. NJ Bastablc, in the county Of
Fauquier, and is the same land allotted 70 sald
Bastable, in the partition between HIM ana Jas
T HINTON and contains by recent urFrT 500 ~
ACRES. This is one of the very finest farms IN
Piedmont, Virginia. swell adapted 70 the, growth
of all cereals, and is unsurpassed rs a "ra9zng
Farm. It is beautifully situated on both sides OF
Cedar Run, and is composed entirely Of ihe first
and second bottoms of tn stream: 1t lies
within balfa mile Of the Warrenton Junction,
on the g. s. =. r. r It has upon it very
VALUABLE MILL fitted for grinding corn,
and which might, with small outlay be mace mao
also, first. class SAW MILL, in good repair.
The j DWELLING HOUSE is comfortable aasfs:aa
but small. James J. Hunton esq., who lives lz:l
on the premises, will take pleasure in showing It
to persons DESTROYS to purchase. 1t is behaved
that no opportunity for good investment, equal
to this has for long time Deen o11ereo 70 tne
Terms Of Sale:-One-fourth of the purchase,
money will be required in cash on the day OF
sale. The balance in one, two, and three equal
annual talmentS, TO pear interest," from Ce 10y
of sale. The title to the land will be Wltnhed
a. q security for deferred payments, and the land
will be resold by order Of Court, upon failure to
paw any one Of deferred payments.
P'' JOHN NJ. FORBES.
B. H. SHANKELFORD.
EPPA HUNTON.
Fano,,ier CO.. de 22-dtd Commissioners
?. S.-The abovesale is postponed till Friday:
the 23d dau Of March, 1856.
81, ,,-,,, : !: + + +: s 5 Commissioners:
rE1HE 0EUKEKA7 SMUT AND SEPA-
RATING MACHINE -warrante to give
perfect satisfaction, in separating wheat and
entire freeing it from smut. Iuntley i'd
l}abcock's Adjustable Flour Bolt or Bran
Duster
The Mattison Flour Packer.
Utica French Burr Mill Stones
Scales, Boiling Cloths, Beting, &c, &C.
johnson & Co.'S Celebrated Force Pumps
The undersigned are prepared to supply any
thing in the Mill Furnishing Line: For further
particulars and circulars with full cuts Of ma
Chimes, terms, Sc Sc Address
KNOX 1; SMITH, No g. south Union st..
Alexandra, Va.
Sole Agents for this city Georgetown, and vi;
cinity, Valley Of Vi1gina, Lynchhurg and
Tide watnr, Va feb l2-tt
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ID OBERT L. WOOD,
II Successor TO Ashby & Wood,

i } w WIZ
II Successor to Ashby & Wood,
cOntinuus to carry on the
DRY GOODS BUsTN ES>s:
At the Old Stand No. 10, ning street.
ALEXANDER H. >>LA Ma kER (now
with T. T.. Wood would respectfully solicit
the patronage Of his friends.
Our STOCI is at ali times largeand complete,
embracing, Heavy and Pine French Broad
cloths, Black and Fancy Casemcres, Satlnetts,
Cloths for servants, &c. sc.
A full assortment Of Flannels, white and col
ored, Fine and medium quality Dress Gooos
Irish Linen, warranted genuine, = LINEN
sheetings anl Pillow Case Linens Superior
Cotton Shifting and Shooting also: oIoveS ana
Hosiery, Suspenders:, shirt Bo~onls, ooll1rs,
Cravat*, Neck Ties, Hair Ae5s &C., toge H4
with q general assortment ol liz { GLASS; ~:
GOODS to an examination Of which We invite
our old friends and che public generally
Sac 1A-2r,
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The win. vali?ts will be stocked with q sclec
assorrmcn, of WINES, ALES, &c.
Tie Restaurant and Saloon will be open a
all hours. Particular attention will be 2lT''l
orders from families and parties wishing uinHe
or supper. as - =
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An extensive stock Of WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES, Pic
ture Corls and rassels, &c, can BIZ pu chased
at greatly reduced prices, at the store Of the un-
dersigned, No. III, King ST., fourth door above
Washington ST., preparatoryt to closing business
Those who have pictures at the above-named
store to be framed, will oblige by calling for
them st an earl y day.
nov lift .JEFtERSON l:Ath1 !.
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PIU1GI15SSf$ irF FtXHT aSs FITTING.
G. P HEAL( & CO.,
PLUMBERS s. G AS FITTERS,
No. q, North Fairfax Street,
CUn1er Mansion Honse.)
We are now pr epared to do Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in all their branches. Fitting up
Public Buildings Stores and Dwelling Houses,
in the most approved style, ard at the very
lowest figures
By leuging your orders with us you will save
both time and money.
all WOEK lFARRA N7ED.
Always on hand large assortment Of GAS
FIXTURES cOInprisin: everything in the
trade; also, La Mp j. GODS Of every dcscrip-
ton, AT Peace Eri cs. Retail dealers will find
it to their n5creSt IT, examine our stock.
Special attention paid to country orders.
The besC 90 Al OIL always on hand.
dec l-1y
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HOUSE RESTAURANT,
ISS 10, Is North Fairfax street,
+. T. L 6 AS, Z . L 4 + i Il
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4 choice variety ofM EATS with POOLiRl
| OYSTERS &C., including every, dcIIeacJ IT,
markets afford, will be prepared by prIe.Sloi
al cooks md served by polite and stIehti'
walters and at reasonable prices
ICE CREAMS and PA.IRlL0 VIII De
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ELECTION NOTICES.

nsy~I announce myself q candidate Tor r,
office of Commissioner If t he Reyenue in i
fax county. Having, on the 2zd lnst'nIs
tanned a heavy loss in the deStructioh -
dwelling by fire; ask for the nrs5 tIln" ~
lie, the votes OF my telloW-couhtN men: -,,,
feb 2S-te ~. -. - y :, I -
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w. thereby announce myself cand'!aT =
the office of Commissioner OF ReVenuGG', Oh
fax County, election 10 take place OIL ''''lS0
8th day Of March, 1865. rro,,.
feb 28-tc GEORGE J.. W Hi"''.
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Hotels and Restaurants.
a EAGNOLTA HOUSE,
COR or DUKE AND COLUMBUS SIS:
Alex NDRIA. Y 4.

The proprietor Of this convenient ana p!c
antly located Hotel begs leave 70 can 'lle aG>y
ton Of the public to his reduced raIe' Oh prIe'
90 TRANSIENT BOARDERS, S2per day:
PERMANENT BOAKDkRS, with sin.
rooms, from ST to $40 per week, according
size and location Of room. Room with dou
bed for two gentleman, from St to - per w.
e..Cn.
GAS BATHS. and all the conveDcnces Is
ccssary for the comforts Of 3 home. and q PEE
tifl] SUPP Of the best the market can a1t0Td.
Choice WINES. LIQUORS: SEGARS, ~
CHALLENGE COMPETITIONS.
" r, FREDERICK, Pfoprjeto'
ian S-2r Magnolia Hot
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nj ALTBI HOUSE,
Iva 4. B. MILLER, Proprjetcr:
PRATT STREET, B1L1INORE, -IO
This housc having been lately thoroughly
RE-FITTED AND KE-FURNIoHED,
renders its accommodations second to none
the civ, aug lily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-30

lTOLEN, from near my residence, i'll
y Manchester, on the 2lst instant, 4 large n
RAY MARE, about nine years old in ra- ~
thcr low order. Il nj coat of hair rough -andAZ2
long. with one hind ankle and foot much enlarged
from an old injury; the shoe on this foot tbeneVed
to be The right has very long heels good name
and tail, aid walks fast, limping but seldom, |
will pay suitable reward for her and extra Il the
thief can be had. WILLIAM H. bRANDEh'
NH 27-jt#
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Letter From Buckingham The Land Tax.
4 BucYfseHAx uouRrnorsE, Va
i. 50 49, March o. 1853

To the Editors Of TIE Dispdfc' :
Our people are very much concerned mere
about the land tax to the United states Co.
yernment and desire some reliable nLor III I.
ton concerning It. The report mere Is, tnh1
nnless the tax Is paid by the sth OF April, In
hiexaudria, all the land will be sold Tor taxes.
IA that will include all the real estate In the
county. YOU may Judge that II Is like q, boino
shell in camp. wish you wonld inquire IN M 70
the matter. and publish IL in your next semi
weekly for the Information of your subscri,
bers and the public generally, ana IL VIII aoo
some to your list of subscribers.
Your paper is becoming very popular, ahu
I nredict for you large list OF subscribers
here ms soon rs the people can make some
monev--an arrangement which you know Is
desirable to editors, devils, and subs Attend
10 this for us, and greatly oblige
Tn regard to the land tax, we can only repea'
what we have said, though circumstances are
very much changed by the last veto, and me
consequent augmented hostility towards the
South which possesses Congress- Mr. McCui-
,och assured Governor Peirpoipt that the
lands of our people should not be sold un'il
Congress should have had time to act upon
the subject The ten per cent. added Tor de-
Law has already been put hpon the bills. so
there is no reason for hurrying to pay the taA
if the Secretary's word is good for anything
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-30
The RankruDt Law.

1t is already announced that the Bankrupt
bill pending in the House of Representatives
of Washington has been rejected. What were
its features we do not know. We imagine
that il will not rest there. The subject Will be
brought up again. The pressure upon Con-
gress will be too powerful for resistance. Such
q measure has characterized every poliuco-
financial epoch of the country, and will be
again resorted to in the present. The only
solicitude we have on the subject is, that a
law, properly framed for permanent opera
ton, shall be passed by Congress. The coun'
try needs such 4 law. 1t would have good
effect i'm commercial communities, and, prevail
ing throughout the Union, would he equaland
well understood everywhere. The power to
pass it is clearly defined; and the comforting
of it SO explicitly upon Congress indicates the
opinion on this subject of the wise men who
framed the Constitution. They plainly con-
ceiyed such a law, operating every where alike,
important and beneficial TO the nation. Bu:
save US from any more financial jubilees OF
general delivery from debt, which generate a
vast amount Of fraud and corruption Their
demoralizing effects continue for years after
their occurrence.
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Connec ticut-Poor Major Gee.

How admirably the political strategists OF
the North manage their game In Major GEE,
on trial at Salisbury, N. c., for cruelties to
prisoners, they have very smart capital
Just on the eve Of the New Hampshire cleo.
tons, an ins taiment Of testimony in his case
was given in the Republican papers under the
most startling headings, in large capitals,
full Of horrors, Since then, the Major has
been left quietly undergoing his trial. But,
now - Connecticut Is about to vote, the Major
- called out again. The Tribune Of Saturday
IL ablaxe with the Horrors Of Salisbury -
Under this heading-which sends q shudder
through the gentle iamb-iike hearts OF the
best people in the world-comes the awful
testimony. "Fuily half Of the prisoners from
Saiisbury) die after reaching Wilmington
n. g." leads of. aud horrors are piled up suf
! Acisnt 10 meet the heaviest demand for thai
sort OF electiOneering matter. A doctor testi
AsS that after the prisoners arrived ut vii
miDgton. "at least half Of them died, " "mOsti.
from malignant typhus fever These cleo
lions are dreadful upon Major GEE, md h
may well wish that they were at al end
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-30

V,HE LADIES' FAIR AT LEIGH
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH will commence
on MONDAY EVENING, 26th instant, at alf-past
= w ~ NH 2e-ts
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Athi. residence, in Lynchburg, Va, on Saturday
evening, March 18th, after a protracted disease oil
The heart, ]. UNTERMYER, III the fifty ninth year
of his age.
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nor RENT. THE DESIRABLE
X PrsIDESCE CORNER OF MAIN AND II
FoURTH STREETS, CONTAINING TEN :Id
ROOMS, to which are attached kitchen, -
smoke house and stable, gas fixtures, nt ,n,n
and pa pcred and cleansed9 now, sro,v
Also, that large and elegant FouRIsIohi}h
BUILDING opposite the custom house when vii,
he ready on or about the 18th OF April The pm,
cipai story the cellar and sub eel lar, and second
story, have depth OF ono hundred and iorty,n nv
feet; the third and fourth, depth OF SIN! rec eel
II may be Justly classed as one OF the best bulia
inns II, the city For terms. apply to r,
nh aw C. w. PURCELL co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rgA FAMILY MEDICINE.

"GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACoRN5 GROW
The worst diseases known to the human race spring
from causes so small to almost defy detection
The volumes of scientific lore that fill the tables
and shelves of the medical fraternity only so to
prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The
smallest pmplc the skin is tcll-tale and lhdi-
Gator of disease. 1t may fade and die away from
the surface of the body but it will reach the NlalS'
perhaps at last, and death be the result ana hha'
close. MAGGEIL'S BILIOUS, DISPEPTlC, ana
DIARRIIQ3A PILLS cure where all others IAN
While for burns, scalds, chilIolalS, cuts All" "''
abrasonS of the skin, MAGGElL'S SALNE is infal-
lblc. Sold by ]. MAGGElL, 80 Fulton street, New
York, and all Druggists, at Twenty-Five cents per
hox NH 2G-d&wly
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DowS WITH THE TRAIT0Rs.-At time Oh
extreme public peril, when bankruptcy I'M
pencis over the nation, and the stability OF the
Union Is menaced by a combination Oh unto
ward causes, II is distressing TO observe the
disloyaity Of SO large a body OF citizens as
Sumner represents. Have they no love tor the
Union! Are they insensible TO the Dement'S OF
- the best government the world ever saw =
Where is the patriotism Of which they gave
such signal linus tration III snppressing the
rebellion? On general principles, we are
ayerse from the exercise OF arbitrary power
but, considering the critical exigencies OF the
country, we deem IL the duty OF Congress 10
suspend the operation of habeas corpus, ana OF
the President TO restore the reign OF military
commissions. Colonel Burke should be rein,
stated In command OF Fort Lafayette, ana
General Baker be reinstated with the prero-
gative Of Chief Detective. "Disloyal" papers
should be summarily suppressed; and Tree
vent be allowed the patriotic impulses OF the
people 10 expatiate on the punishment OF the
disnnionists. Who would have thought sum
ner would 30 soon repeat the role OF Wigfali,
and that the Tribune would provoke the fate
that befeli The Ne,os? We appreciate our
responsibilities, and, as tho champions of the
Union, we tntend 10 SEQ that the Republic suf-
| ters no detrtment from the conspiracy Of the
1adtcsh. We lickcp at the sight Of 90 mach
sysssos.~Ntu york Ma. 4, 4 u. GA.