The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

Boys in Blue space in your columns to ex-
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proven himself mcsnef than the rebels with
whom he 10 planning fos another rebellion.
dressed to r. L. Lee, should be Discounts
naueed BY all men who defended the has Of our
country when rebels sought to make tia thing
calculated 10 arose In the breasts Of rebels
feeling not only OF disreg gard to the laws OF
reconstruction, but OF utter violence and dep
resuits OF ali attempts to- rpesse the wrath OF
Lee and his co-operators. I. o..
General Roseefans says he has unqualified
Ice ins Psis sHe sens
and honored by his Government, deserted at
the time Of Its greatest need, and who ecntin.
ued TO lead most formidable army, and whe
did all 10 his power to Increase the misery Of
Federal soldiers who fell In the hands of the
enemy. II General RosecIans can appreciate
this man, let Us teach Min General Rosecrans)
even than the rebel chief. A general OF the
Union army who would degrade himself so
much A. TO sfil,ate with rebels, no honotsble
fought during the war. He presumes to speaf
for the soldiers, lin reference to the reconstruo.
tion iawsp this deny most emphaticslly, and
TO keep In subjeetioa the murderous aiisio-
| Gratis Of the South, who drenched this land In
| blood, apd brought misery and want to the
hS%s Of % our psOge sS%s few Q.
with this man, and would east their vote with
those rebels. but believe there are few In.
tclligent and honorable men who fought to
| subdue rebels that would now vote to put
them on equality with loyal men, white or
colored,
Gen. Rosecrans says 70 Lee. OF want to ask
sientiy consult q Say say what you think Of il,
| and what you are willing to do about It,"
Are. you willing to respect the opinion Of
trsitorsl Are traitors 70 dictate to loyal men
| know your answer will be, "Nor, l appeal
| to the soldiers TO make known TO their ooun-
try that they will sustain no such sentiments
as those entertnined by Gen. Rosecrans. Let
US hear from the Grand Army of the Republic,
Toys In Blue, and all loyal citizens. Let
them pass resolutions that will teach Rose
Lee and his rebel host that we are soldiers
| stiil, talthough not In service,) and any at
tempt on their part to rule this nation will be
who believe to be a sensible rebel) will let
no such tool as Rosecrans make him believe
that we will remain idle while traitors are
We Desire peace; but not such as we would
have through tho Intervention Of such man
| as Roseorans and his chiyalric counselors, who
met at the sulphur Springs, summoned, pre-
sumo, by his gracious majesty, Andrew John
Congress (the representative Of the loyal
people, made these laws, and all true soldiers
ern birth. I cannot tolerate the audacity OF
these Southern rebels In presenting their
views to the American people for reconstruct.
wfetohes had better seek shelter at their own
homes and try and learn repentance for the
bloody deeds which they are guilty OF. hope
| country by the soldiers to denounce this dis.
graceful act Of Gen. Rosecrans. u, W.P.
A South Carolina Volunteer.
N r.
more, Of the First PIecinct, arraigned Wyatt
johnson and Jason West before Justice Tuck.
err, on suspicion OF larceny. The first named
10 held for hearing and the latter WAS COM
Ofacer Fainter took barney Ciinkett, col.
ored, before the same justice, as a fugitive
from the work.housc, and he was remanded to
Louisa Raub was arrested by Oficer White
more, for leading = lewd and lsscivious life,
and the same justice held her In security to
Ofhcer Koont., of the Fifth precinct, took
Joseph NJ. Reed before Justice Harper, who
nned him Is for indecent exposure:
| tice CLARK, Ia the Sixth precinct, by Onieer
Auldridge, and required to pay u. 05 costs for
obstructing the street.
W. II. Cooley before Justice Morseii, for run.
ming his cart without number, and he was
Sanitary Officer Stinchcomb arrested Thos
Hurdle, huckster, for violating corporation
law, and a fine Of Is was imposed on him by
Justice Morsell.
Officers Howe and Lswler, of the Seventh
precinct, arraigned Daniel Murphy, Bartholo
new Scsnlan and Patrick Qulrk before the
same justice, for making threats OF violence,
and they gave bail to keepthc peace. Scan
Ian was also fined Is for violating corpora
ton law.
The following amounts of fines were i'm.
posed In the various precincts; First precinct,
tl2; Second precinct, t9j Fourth precinct
ti2,5O; Fifth precinct, t5j Sixth precinct, tG.O5
seventh precinct, ti6i Sanitary Company, o.
Total amount, t65.5j.
THH NATIoSAL 9ANE-CHAMPIoSs or
THs UNITED SrATEa. Yesterday n game for