The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-03
fFtan Washington ChrOniclslsy !
ANOrUERREnEL, ARMY, ,

! WWlCH ulu HVl lfu'lrHFl W bNH pldWA
at The downfall OF Richmond, because,
i while groaAS assisdng'ih ,hel oompbiga
tagAihst Rho Republic, It never vsnturodi
.lnpoa lhs.txpsrimenl Of ~ mlyawarfars,
thas fOImally.laksp The. field, and from
Maine TO MARYLAND has commenced OF.
rensive operations, The Southcrn ror-
( 6es under Zee and BsSurgard, beateu
iAnd broken ikfoir mdlopcu oouAicl. are
! eysryRbere accsplius their fate. and
some Of lhoir Distinguished leaders freely
admit that the fgiluru OF the rebellion
was tho most Fortunate thing that could
havs hsppcned toCho 7SS6ihsrh people
| BulsnoV SO with their safer, ifsuo Il their
ibnyef associates in the .Northsrn States
4 These mF0 have resolved. 10 give the
people further taste OF civil war, and
)3bereforG We find th9ai not only t5king
ithe'GeI' 6sbSAisfhS bat pilly plheiug
themselsesin il bit,lU array. PearO lihp-
ing been conquered as the South, faftqr
an unpnrqllqed expenditure of blood
and treasure, The North is only to be al
lowed TO enjoy the Sine blessing after o
l'similar terrible procrss, Ani there is a
lprediaion 10 hebru6lIed in llns respect.
Juspbefoe the rebellion, broke OUT We
had il prpGlplmsl by the leoierg Of The.
Democracy in our midst that. The war
would qotbe conGnedlo tho slave States
bdr%odld grodually 'enveIop ALL lRs.
ulhers, andllhat The liunoeent peopln Of
the Nprlboapd West would be taughi
the veresity of recognizing the Cpnfed
eracy through the fearful experience Of
blood and des,h al their own tiresldes ~
Butt hfstes have thus far dsohled
againstthe realization of this prediction
To confirm it's now the mission of the
Norlbern wing Of the rebel army, Ond
the disbnpded soldiers Of the first rebel
lion may calmly enjoy tbs spectacle OF
seeing their rcceup conpalrlbts trying
toliuGi5S 1000 i;se N4.!h sud Vast atha
horrors they SO successfully qaiciod,uPs
:" v ss'F'SS sslsla 4. lusr* seaa .ai ~ D
And tho 6Hstt ot the new rebellion isa
precisely Ike that Of the Old, ,iuamely,to
place the Government in the coLdrol col
traitors, and, under the, veil Of onposiz
lion 10 negro suirrAge, to hand over to
the minority of the old shareholders the
destltiss they sOughe1% destroy. TIE
cbncutteLcs ofthpse sigas Hbe congroel
CATION bFse,desp rrato and designing
| politicians. their exultipg aad bold de-,
iermin alton TO restore the order OF rule
/ anil ruin. arrested an as it was suppo.
sfa alesIrdgsd by the Union sr6iiH4l ate
/ ilnllI Iofaduionisi0asao The earneaInon of
tue PePublieiniWg elmosl feel like ac,
! Gqpting opr-recent politics reysYeg, ,4s
so many blessings in disguise, because
they have forced our o7pohcots 10 Vex-
pose their hadIs anl 10 declare theft
DANCE nus policy 1'heEf'lci is nlreadyI
I.visiblelhropghout theiReppb bllcan ranksl
| The speeches Of our orators, the lpls, Of
our newspapers, the voice OF the people
III pubiic meeting, are tha chSering As1H
suraDces that the new teSis ond Trials
upon ,whichweqrc soon Ito enter iWilb
End us more 6rmly united ,apJtsmpa
lqIlS res9lye4 uRpao Si2lPry att4ap ,sFHs
before.
'ts.aszs nuwwTBBIT BESis dllf1W
laThe indications in tno ibusinp sslwurid
are, that but foribe revolutionary course
Of the President, tbrre wep'd be brisk
lines and good fall and winter trade.
But The gave doubt arising in THAT
quarter necessarily makes men cautions
Ia feeling thai will, iucrtase fhh nd the
Consequences Of wlish will ba multi
pIieh. More especially y will this be, the
cise il the people fail to come oll at tbe
ensuing elections aNd reblke the Pres.
! iient. Nothing Is more clear itR5n that
ihlhb coming elettiOns the bushes,
portion oGIhe cGmmuntyg areIumors
4 tdqqpIyl interested than any other. i
rests with than 70 say whether there
] shall be prosperity or prosraiion 10
business. Any ''rephBlicah TcverscA
ahyhlliue ofain!rhe republican bvOts--
'lhs Ptsidsntwil eohslpeioLnapoen-
dorssmePi ofhims aud he vii feel licGu-
| Sed to 50 oheyd 70 almost 9Dy extent
On the coptfary, should the vtriict be
jtce more agiinst him anil ii fdv6r 81
Congress-. he will mol have thercourage
topersist.and Cqagress wiIbfael strength.
eHed, and lhq SHY Of Safe RBl sssp
steadily on its course, The bushes men
Of The couairy have tbe alternative be-
'forc hem. Let them choose without de-
I'layi-4Ndyantown Post % aoql a'ov
fa ia mDEMoCRATIo paIiGY, o7g
h, "A consPieuous,pM, Of the policy Of
| tho Democratic party isto insist that tie
/ United States shall pay the Sonh tho
tSslas of ihcir omlhcipited slaves