The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-17


| West, were supplied with everything
from New Iingland, while the American
soldiers were pcrishing for want Of food
and clothing amid the snow storms
along the Canada line. ~ such mo
ment the Commissioner Of the Hartford
Convention appeared ut Washington to
proclaim their purpose Of secession to
President Madison, to use the phrase Of
one of them. "poaecably If we can, for
cibly If we must r Mr.. Forsyth aud
his brother Commissioner from the South
followed this precedent when they came
to Washington, spent a month IN ncgp.
tiation with Mcssrs. Seward, Holt and
Stanton, asking audience 10 adjust Go
use their own words IN spirit Of amity
aud peace the new relations apringiny
I from manifest aud accomplished rcyo.
Z luton in the government Of the niou, .
aud as au earnest, acknowledging the
| Clct. the surrender Of Fort Sumter was
demanded. aud it was acccded TO by Mr..
Seward who gave Judge Campbell rs.
sur5nccs. authorizing bin to say TO the
| Commissioners, ] feel cutiFc confidence
that Fort Sumter viii bc evacuated In
the next few days Fortunately. in
the DAYS of the Hartford Convention
there was a Gen Jackson, SIS there Is
now a Gen Grant The British bad
lclt his power throaghoutihc war in the
Southwest, as we'll as the yiror Of the
navy ON ihc scls. and when the Essex
unjo Commissioner. arrived 10 Wash
ingtou % renonuec the Government, the
victory 81 Now Orleans add the ncas pI
peace met them They Lost tho voice
which lhey came 10 utter whom they
found the roar Of The British hon hush
cl on the ocean and on the plains Of
New Orleans, They went home, but
,hey we're not prescribed The taog
crumcut, OF New Euglapl bad synpa
,bizcl with the foreign Hcmy, bul the
ma-s Of the people had unt as set bcon
forced into tho ranks of fhg enemy
their means had been Jar. y coninbu
ted 20 nPpor thc British power uadcr
the awe ils presence iDspiged aHi the
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