The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-09
LOCAE DEPARTMENT.

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Comnemorasion Of ana RIM. sn,rd
A A..ivsr..ry % tns hattie ss-N.w
Vrhesns NJ tmc hetfopOhhtau hhOtoh.
Last night large number Of invited guests A.
sembled IN the large dining-hsll Of the Metro
sss CT X sseS sss the ~
present the representatives Of the city press the
foreign press, and L. A. dobrlght, esq, the indie
as EdwsrS Jump, esa., artist for Frank Leslie LEI,
newspaper.
with those who hold sacred the memorable event
ana-the battle OF Rev Orlsans-where Gen, An
~ .sSn psseo ns T,is, pf,ne,psny ,,1m
ana. sssInst he onnos,ns 6n,css NADER Wciiine
, ,, who were conceded 70 Ss veterans tidoaGd
hmonS ,ho.. ,,h, ,,.,. ,,...., ..,,..,
Jad~s T.cL, Sr.to,s ep esshn w noucea ~,
Boxep Ri.,, prs s, VA non; Mes.rs
Morgan and Meooos, Col. Florence, Es.ooV.
hikin, Coi. James A. TAFT, Col. Allsbsch, and
hVst sh o.net o,,,,., H.,
ness. And Tho ren,csna, st,xs. w n, ~ 's su..
seated At tables ranged along the room, ali Of the
tsins, s gins S 1naer tneif weight OF good
me room Wa p aneo,stca with IN, n,,,on,,
svsnnItnS pinst Nv OF ynek,oh ana Gay being
roor ana nns nns,,.1, ~ M ia "a emu OF ,nc
hum ~ nn y. can. ~ M, ., o,a hesSfy was
tn. The sue.ts having been seated, the President,
little And Hon, Mt Mo,sison' and SressSs5 19 10
IuM n States MsfshM uoodihs entered the
room Al thc hesa ~, ~ ~ he snss ena o, ,ne
Dunlop at his left aide. and Colonel Moorc' nj.
vate secretary, at his right, -
utiye Committee. mere snnounced that Han.
Judge Dunlop would presidei whercupon the
The following letter. ~ete csa. IN which Arc
expressed The regrets Of inc writcrs Al moi SeisS
able to Ss pre- Is.fsss ~, e..... . ,..,,.,.i '
CtscissnrI, January g. Iss.
}. D, Hoorer, Esq, WdsiinTon:
p.i. II p your .ssss s
The attempted HfriOan Ii Of the ten South.
IS ss nS as he Of
the Constitution to accomplish this end; the
B,.ns.,y sSS , ssS,.ae,,Ss .,y,S!ss
reyoatiopsry Violence and iicense 81 IN ,n
FEY yss e: a !. ssS nc
plation o2 the lie and character Of Jnsk son"oi
his fervenr patriotism his persistent energy. his
he sintslned the riehts and disnity and eo"sIitr
Of the States, at the same time that he enforced
oGsdi sS, to to the iU.; GIo =, 80
where and for what purpose the last battle OF
the war OF 1919 was fotrht AMI aide Nv .idc wiz
that recollection to place the fact The state then
saved from foreign foe ia no " Governed bv mill.
tsry power, in order to compel III people 10 .don,
constitution which they DO not Approve And
The retrospect Will evoke ayiSpathie. and
awaken sensibiilties in The midst ~ ,.htch nv
NAV hone that hatred and bitterre.. and xrn.
renncc will melt away and fbat Iindnas. An
good will and charity Viii cement the ITniop hy
the ties, Interest, and affeetion And eontentment
which alone. can eiTectusiiv constitutc ms onr
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Very rcspcctfulIy,
Gyo. Il. pysp,rrox.
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IFrom Gor,rnor s,r,,. a, y.,,,,,S,
STATE or MrRrIIsp.,
Assapobiss Dec p, isss.'
Hon. Charles Mason aHd elders, Commlies. &c.
GEsTLKaEN: l have the pleasure to nck noyl.
edge the receipt Of your letter Inviting me 10
the celebration Of the hfty-third anniversary OF
the battle OF New Orleans, "conhrming,n As you
well express II, "our ational indie pc ndence and
FREQ republican institutions In q Union OF law
and liberty, won by Andrew Jackson and his
brave compntriots IN arms over the Invading
forces OF Great Britain.p -
Goyernor.clecf of MARYLAND on that dsy viii put
It out Of my power to attend.
The occasion 10 one In which cordially sym.
path!re. II cannot be denied that we have de-
parted most widely from the teachings OF the
illustrious men OF that day, Constitutional
liberty must DO maintained at all hazards. Upon
the great Democratic Conservative party Of this
light which Arc 10 guide and ,aye ny H. H.
future and sincerely trust that the time is moi
far distant when a Union on law and I,iberty,i
will he recognized ns thc only anfegua ri of oy,