fjIH ()JlK(i()N A1KJUK.
ItV l. W. MM I (J.
TKiniS Oh' StinsciUI'TlOX.
The Argun will l ft" 'li'lii 'l ill Three Dallam
W'hm ill' inuneiiii mil pnitl in nihniicr, I'uur
Ihilhnt will rhaignl i f mill in nix tnuntlm,
r I''"" '""" " V"1'-
7'iiiu lnlliirn will lit ch irgrd fur nix innnllii
flu mii MiiH i rmm Jm n Irm peiiml.
Na fiijirr ilitrtmtinnetl until nil hi ini ny
nif inn, ui' ill tlii-nilnni 11 the juihliHhi i .
Single innc twenty Jirr mill.
'J'llH Kl'I.K'iM'AI. CuNVI.M KiN. A II T
H prnll'lirtrd .lisi'lls-iun, llii' ' I ' I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I'.jiis
ropul Convention, hilling ill New York, Inn
Hiliipl'il till! l'rs(.lllliiill-i oil thri'rh.'llinli
HH'i'il I')' ill' I'lllllllliltl'll III' llilir. Thin
derision was I'riirhi'd 1 1 v II Mild (if diner irs
atil oriliTH f l.'t flfr'y nuiiiMt 7, mid II
luily against I. Tin' following lire tin'
resolutions:
IJcnlvrd, By llii- I lull-!' ill' ( 'c riciil :unl
I.iiV I i I ' 1 1 i i nl this -till
vrnlioii, thill n i imIiIiii;', in wi' have hern
cnllr.l In do, III II n'i in I nl' i'i'i iiI 1 1 : 1 1 i 1 1 : 1 1
trouble iiinl d.pl.. ruble i i il mm til iuii, " it
jx iiiitI mill proper that Wr r-lniiil I mil In
mind, 1 i -1 i i u 1 1 y iiinl publicly, llml tin. I'm
(..slant I'.p1thi il ('IhiitIi of ihr I'nitdl
Nlittr'i hntll I'Vrr llrbl Iiinl I;iii;:IiI, in ihr
lungiing1' nl' "ii'' l i I - iii'lirliM nf ivlij'inn,
llml il is the duly nl' nil ini'ii who nic pro
I'risol'S of lln1 t ii I In pay -. - j it -r: I'll I
nlii'ilirni'i' In lln' i'ImI uutlim ily, rcnhnlv
nnd Irgiliiiuilely run liiuli il;" ninl linlliiie-i-ordinglv
iiii'iii'i'iiiiili il inin it. Minify "n
prayer Inr tin- 1 i- i 1 1 1 1 of ll..' lulled
Slali'i mill nil in civil uulliorilv," nii'l ";i
prayer lor lln' Ciinn -H nl' t t - l'iii.,
Slates, In I'1' H'l'il dill ill'.' their -r inn;" Jl 1 1 1 1
h.iih I ti1 it 1 1 iii.li-r-i.l' il- mini-try In iln
faithful llll'l 1'iili-laill iil-i':ilii'i', in I. It. r
iiinl ill spirit. l llin-r mi'l nil nth'-r pari, of
in i n -fi 1 1 m 1 ritual.
Wi-nlvnl, Tlml wi cannot In- ulinllv
lilinilln lln' rniii'-i' w liicli has I. ri n 1 1 1
Mini, ill lllrir i Ti'lrMn-lical ns . II m ill
their ri il relation-, -ilici' lli'n ( 'nn i litinll
l:i-l nut ill prrl'trl 1 1 :i 1 1 ii' i ami hue, bv
great liilinhns of llir lniiii-1. r ninl tin in
I r - ul this ( hill i Ii, wilhin n Tlnili Slates
nl' mil' 1 'liinll w liirli lmi' ii II: i ' . 1 thrill
M Ivr-i ill iijii II Mil. I iil'IIH I r.'-i 1 .11 1 ri- In ln
Irg.llailv rninlilnli' l ( !n i I liliulil nf nnr
I'liinilrv ; nii'l llml while, iii a pint nl'
Cliii-linii 1'orln arnnrr, i n liain I'rnni em
ploying Inward llii in I' lln- nl' rnmli innin
linn in- i ii i i n h, ninl muiM imiIkt ln a
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i I i : 1 1 i ' 1 1 Ih'IiiI'i' nnr rninui'ili I ailn r ill
I Inivi'ii fur lln' -im uliii'li liao l.ii'ii'.'Iit
llii jll'llllrlll nil nllC l lll'l, Mr Vrl I' i I
linllllil In ill rl iii' nnr -nl lull -' li-i' nt' lln'
ilri i ami riiiMiin wmii nhirli lln-v will
li.'IM' ilillirli .l nil llii' L'l'' at ( iiii-lian null
III II II ii Ml wlliill llii- ( "liv rlllinll I'lpl'i' rill',
in Hell in nn tin' ni tiili'v witliin wliii li il
i:n I II n li:iiiil an I li.inii'i'' imi Iv r
t:llill-ll' 'I, -linllll ill' V i -.i l i l l- ill -imillf
In n ii l a ini'li r tlm-i- rivil nii'l 1 1 l"inin
ImlliN liirll li:ir iin!! lull in In.:' tl.i T
ill I'l .li'i', lini' V, all I rnni nr. I.
K' 1 1! n il. I I ill liil", a - indis i'lil'i! : i : I
in ritii'in, r a knnrt !i I,''' nnr wlmli' iln
tv in Mnl. limn : 1 1 1 I il ! ihi'ir. ntir mniiti'V
ill tin' 'ii at -ti n'jlr in w In. Ii il i-1 hlm j. .1,
ur an' imlv al I lii-rt v, a- I j'lil'i'- In llii"
'iiunc.l nl' II rlilllrll uMi 'i L i 1 1 rvrr i -liniini'i'il
all jmliliivil a nr'alinii ami in tiiin.
In I'li il'r In lln' .Natinnal ( in i rmiH Ml -in
wr linw lln - llir i tll ln' l llll'l il.MHIt IM
i ri nl' in all llril it- ' llm n in i !" n "iii.l-
- 1 liv w i-ilmi nii'l l' pi' ni In 'I
llfll'.'lli, llial llirv III iv lir ri'.iu iii'.l i:li
hjiiTilv mi'l riiiiii. r ii' i'i "', In lln- j'lm v
nl' I iml ami lln' l'- Inr.itin'i nl'mir ln l.m il
I 'ni'iii.
Ili'.nUr.l, 'Hal it', ill llir jil I 'tin lit nl' ll.r
lii-linji'. tin v nllnT Iniiin nl in'rinimial
lir.ivi rlliaiilliii.ralii i.lv -.1 Iniili -liall
w nil ilr-ii.il'lr mi'l a j 'j ' l'i ij n I I. . uli' lln r
l ir nnr ( 'nii riitimi, nnr rliiiiv!i. nr nnr
iiiiintrv, Inr nnr nili r- nr nnr i. Ii mli i ,
or I it llir "irk III! I i.illll. ami iluii'.f nl
nnr nnnv mi'l My mi l mlnnti-i r wr
hlnill rja'lly n-ri'iw lln in mi'l ('.H' lilly
A Weekly Kewsjiajier,
Vui.. VIII.
ilevoleil to tlio
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Interests of t lie Luljorin Classen, ami ndvociiting the side of .Truth in every ksue.
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HATES 01.' ADVUUTISINO:
O110 aquiiru (Iwfilvo limn, or leu, brevier meiuurs)
one iimerlion l)U
Kucli BuliBp'jiient iaacrliun I 00
iiHitieHn ciinln 0110 year 20 00
A liberul dedunllon will hu made to t hone who
advertise by the your.
tf" Tin number of insertion! uliould bo noted
011 (ho milium 1,! nn ailvertiiement) oilierwiu it
will bo ptibliKhrd till rorbidJen. on. I t lataed oc-
cordingly.
rf IJhiliinry notices will bo olnircoJ half tha
nbuve rates nf adverliNin.
4 Jm 1'r.isTiNo executed i;i iieulr.eai (lid
iiKi:il'h.
1'aymenl fur J"b Printing muni be tr.aile nr.
ihlirmi nf the irnrk.
KUANCimiOK.
Ii'nsr, tuny 1 i
III
wan
LI. Alii'i If jim gri.(. (,f niiitiijii ninl inoiliratinn lii'lily
I J'niir iviiilnd wlmt I 'cnlilliii nilalilr. It Hun nliholulrlv urccs-
kil tin! law jmlirj to Im ,uimi.(I lo- Miry tlml l,c slmiilil Maml l.y tliu liPoinV
Sill Vl'l V. Ml'. IjlllL'nlll Nil V H till klmll m, it it I.. , I.;... , .. ; I. .. 1...
.' " " 1 "" ""h.; "j- nun, i 111 ruru u m"
Iri'l ruiiiiii'il, 11 M 11 wur liii iniui', Id wijni liii'lidnus coiilcht tiiiccrss coiild never lie
'ait llir .irulli,r institution all tliinn-li n.l,. ! rniclird. Il !s 110 less iiiiperntivi'ly lieces
'l.li.ni, niter tliu liiM of next Jnntiary.- sniy mt I'resiilent ..ml i'mpl.' wmk enr-
nrr Hi! linvi! Inst
i. u. Mi'l.li'lUn. jen t lii-ln;y of niriirf, (lnulit wlictlicr the
Tliu fnllowin" just estimate of Gcii. Mc-1 President wouM lnivu phired miutluT lit
fllellin.'s iniliturv nliilities is roi.ied from i tl(-' hwid nf the army, h.ul McClelhm been
,. , , , . , t, , ... 1111 miti-sliiverv iikiii, hefori' it Kten was tu-
til) Y I. Inr epenii'llt of bent. 4 III, ! , . 1 - 1 , 0 it 1 . 1 r
' 1 ' , ken t'lHnrd 1 mktowii? Hud it n en i re-
Klmrtly nfter tin; retreat Iroin t lie 1 eiiiusiiln, 101lti (, vV0IlM 1I1V(; )(,c put flown (
11ml the (JuiHTal's iissiiriiniunt to the coin-; hmir! The President's seurrely (1''iiised
tnniidof the. fortifications around Wmli-; idea of policy is, that the anti-slavery party
tin, The reasons whv he was o Ion- of lhe -N'"r;l' wi!1 hvtir to Stmhhud; it is
! made up of men such of deep moral feeling
two or tl.r.c liiiiidri'd cliiilly to-elhiT nt this lime, than nl miy
, I..... ... .1 I. ... I : , . , . . I .. I . 1 I .1' f. ... '
' 1 1 .nr.. m niiiMiin rniin.i ineniiel nny Inraier lime, and nssiiredly we need nil ciinii' u m comauimi 01 iae i.nnv, imu , sf) (.nr),,sti FO .,,,.;,;,, fir, Bcirsncrifiuinir,
iiirl,i I, il really se. ins m il we mi"lit in- he lieln we run ml. If iliren or r,mr!lim inciiineily UaMHiu apliiiK'iit, nre uho ..( , ii.v ill not ubiimloii the Adiniiiis-
I In 'II Ilia I i nn- 1 vi lit Milne t Ii inj In mvi' n 11, Ii .m l,, ...ill; .1 ..1..11 :.. ,1.. ; Kiieiinellv slated. Alter snvit'ir thnt Mi:-: trillion, however nninstlv th'-V til 11 V la:
; " "u nn 11, ,,'illiril, .11111 1 .11. llll'l I ... III!' ' J - .0 j j
iikmv who wiiiil.l In; ivuuiiul to ilio nl Ili.- Suiilli (im In; whollv hln-iiiiti-d from Ihc't'l
iiiii'le practical, cliiciciit ! hear heiiiL' crossed. And so the President
1 .1 r ii-.. . 1 tr....ti.l I'.nr tl.A IK.fi. w.i-nla nrt irr.hi.luiiil
III llilll 111 liUt lUtJIlt IU3 iriiU IIIUCT, l" M r V llllJllll.l(V
II I I I I .... . .1 llll'l H'll IH.liitJIV. 1 1J "III IIUV IIIIHUII
" p.i, mi Willi 1 ill nil I L 1 II T 1111 III II IM I I II I lirill'I I'M I f'llll'li'lll " ' I
lis mil are he is filled fur defensive
recalls Fremont on the very eve of nhutlle
I II. nil. I ivoi tiers fur the I'li'i.N l.ir kimi.lv iMiImri l!v
Tlie facts nl llie war l so Well known ' thi'lll n iliisft of the D-elumtini, of j,,,,,. .wnr, iiiel niililteillor ollens.ve lln ''"' in Monri, wliifh would Imve delivered
Hint 1 need not r, l'-r In the vur.ous evnen. 1 e,ii,,e,. I ,v ,.!.. i I A .... if S",.""?.M" T" West "l-not year curlier than, fol
1 ' ' " i- i frill, lie Inivsi'i's (liti.cer, oih 'mi MicuL'S-.i.,..,,.,, rp,.lft,', ,. it rn uft.-r.
n w - 1 ' .
lie
lie is coil-
omits We have lraihnw hittrily we the nriMnri'ntic reliels in Dixie won't Imve He fears, Iml s ldmn Imii'S.
Wei,.' i..-.ippniiiti il Unit Sentt mid his p'teat the Stars to shine in innliiniiied inul unili- stitiitiiniiilly n enntiniis imin, netive in I
. naeniKia provi il In lie n.v less clap
1 1 I and thai nnr faith unit patience have
lie. Ii mi lil.si .,lily ulitiM d l.y Met 1 Hall,
who ' 1 nn h:s ' l-'.t 1 1 1.1 ii 1 nlicy so far in the
Cininid' that lie never cold I (jet It mil in
tiine In do iinylhiii with il, nor tn i-tr.lii!
nl the 1 in iny w ithnnt- our "ellin the
wnr.it nf the l.liiw. Mac , Willi his " !-ili ir
lap-1 vided lustre, let them Ii
the htrijirx.
Union'.
( i-l! i:rs C K Kim's Last. The follo'.v
ini; hit of mtire has nn nie that is sliiiri.
pireeptive faculties, am' slow in tils relt'C
live. He conns to new things with 11 11
ovrnini-lcrin:: C iutioii which iinkes it ini-po.-s'.hle
for him to he energetic or enter
prising. Wi helieve 1. 1 in to he 11 sincere
i.iilrii.t: 11 coiiscielitions olTicer: nil ndiiiir.i-
f t" " nt to Hie ipiii k the politician,, . ,(. .,im-i-r ; mid a very poor nem ml. lie
who hit ci'iitiiiiinlly drawing invidious dis-; said to have .shown Intent in the orgmi
tinetioiis nlmiit the patriotism of any one . Zition of the nrmy. The history nf that
mailt r is 1101 v. i Known
! wai'ils (lone, ''iim, alle,- rrcmont nail
us 1 ...i.i.. i..: 1.. t. .,.!.-., .,
illl Ilia leu. 1... u' rii'j i:iiu.ii,i u.i' ii""i .t
fr.-lii Unit vnliey of the slnniow ol ilentli,
; It tti 1 In, ' 1 ' 1,1,111 1,4 il u- ,j" ll,l u. il,., t',.,1 inviila would cast llllicll d'JIl'jt Ul)0!
,' ,,r ,,,,,1 .,, ilmIIK ,, .e.ilunti iy )(1Vi W'() wvo 0K.r ;,,,
ailaii-eineiits fur .ultil down the n lii lh ,.i(.,,s f s,.j ,.,, llTl.,y neciised nf liein ; We inspect thnt lit l ist, when feihli'.'S
no iircnrsi d ahiilitiuiii-ts. 1 was talking lhe nnd 1 tr -J ' n 1 1 s shull have stllleil, ninl xne
nlh,.r ili,i' in u v.i,i.r!il,l,. i-i t Trim 1 : it, lir or Iilvtnn' nf llic ; III I HI i irn shilil he
Marv
of the .Shemind'iiih Vnliey, (the only mat
that yet has proved n mutch in .strategy,
nnd ri'iiekness and skill 111 luiiiulinir men
with Jackson,) he was, nt the clamor of
discontented Democrats and army oliiecrs,
reli'v.-d of cninmniid. tit McClellnn was
coiitiniii d, throinrli a Rerii-s of hlnnders, of
torpidities, of ruinous niism;in,'' l:ieiits1 that
w ill rivc to niitit.iry history one ot its sml
(h st and K iiltiest chnpters, bccane, bciii,?
the intend, d future hero of the Democratic
parly, the President feur.'d to trmsftr
him.
inn, - ninl keeping it down, which
I' vs i : 11 J 1 1 1 talil the Yalikei s linve 11
t urned t i..L II piiMlhlier.il Hum,'
nriltl.ll
I'., uri r
c'pl s nf the D. riant. mi of I iiilepelid' liC.',
Iii.Xi d W ith upl il pal ls ol I'lHiitiiitil Jus
t.cr, and mlinii istt n d tn " the mini nnd
is
II lllljll,'
ul the
I'leeduin Piesiivir, and l.'iiiuu
ci'liipuMil of the j;e.uiiie . in-
Ill! is said tn
did strati 'ic niuveuieiits," w hich me l.iiiiid ,.' , '. . ' ,,.., , I have hei 11 nluiirahle discipliiinriiin. lint,
. ,,, , , ., , , Oilier, I I II It IS loilliiied OH Wll I a touch ,, ,,. ,1,,. .,. u l,,,,, it r une
Iii lie auotlii r liinnhii''. is uruueilv an lv 1 . . 1 'he condition ol the nrui) w m n 11 ( Jint
1 ,.r . ... ,...1.... ... , ., .
will, lhe til l Inn. her i.inl what rvneru nr.it
' 1 : I. il i .... ii ." ..... ,1.,. t... ,, w,,n , 1 akt nine 1 ilnnlit inion
Urn. Unaker on lhe 1kM
Tamp near Waiirkntov, Nor. lo, 13G2
(Sen. Hooker still applies himself inde
fatii'iilily to the work dcvulvin;r upon linn
ind, w ho hud just arrived to nrutrsl written, it will he found Hint he was a iiinn i,,., no respite. Ohtamin a thorough
iiL-aiiil ilivturhiiiice of innil liieililics lie- ol plain "noil si use, without reiiinrknhle kii'iwl. 'dire of the men he lias to deal with
Iweeii U iltiiniiie mid lhe capital of the udts, of no pi culinr military g"iuiH, thor- .,, g.-tting them in proper condition fur
Sunt In 111 Cunleih l aev. nnd mvs he: " I ouulih' educated in military science, ami elite rinir upon the new uud vigorous cum
have several hi nds w ho arc Confederate , ' will vi r-eil in eiip:in"rriiiP.'; slow of thought, 1 paie;n nvvailin them, tiro the cl.jects of his
nnd t lit-v inform me that they are in rlecllv nnd not fertile in expcilum! j out, mane n.i, , nnwearvins tod. He had n clu'y to r!o,
williiiL" to return to the L'nioii as it was, a imni tied nn hv a constitutional caltion-, .) ie went nt it with ardor and assiduity
in c.i-c Ihev should fad in their nrcseiit en- which maiMiilied nil diiiiL'erJ, I'-ndii' lnm ! Hut one of his temperament could hardly
lirmln 1'' in the Snntli, would do mure to ,.rprisH. If I tlniuht,'' sas the Con- to eMraordin.irv hesaation in lhe presence ! act thcrwisr. Coming into the field upa'n,
pill li.r.Mi n 1" ll.uu than nnythinp; I'Im we:gr'v.in:ni, lustily iliiriin; a lottery ticket ' of little things lor fear they nnejit 'i'"" and that a new one, after his weeks of te
ll,., I . ;. 1. . , t l..- i;,.,tu. .1... in ns vis tmckcl .it 1 lliuni'iil tins war out nrsr Uiiii2: m i- ! .stmo. no nns rusnen nun nnru w urn us
lhe Yiii.hic imi litiuii, ami on
Details of Eastern News.
IJATTLl'S at FUKDI'IilCKSIJUUGI
cniinl try.
ti l il I 1 try
IH t NeW Yl Ill's D IV W
ilo-r. P. In N ill lhe Smith Imve gillie into (ln,. , 1,. 1, land more m lengi! of lhe (Jovcru- i'nund wanting. Such 11 inaii is well cal- j physical strength
linn ihlr cunv.il mis ill xiii I it and traitors
conn:
II pu.' lhe first
in l!ie Nni'lli are lining llir vi ry Inst tiny
em In 11 nl die South, 111 her extremity, hy
npp.isiii tin' IM' of t!i s Yankee purgative.
I am fur l!.e innhi iu''. It dull I m.-t MS
eliMiiin.', nnd nltir a',1 tin. I has happened,
He Inrl lu"l. In clieapln .v Nut sn In. Ii h
, he ij la-'-' in ilullnrs, as in the hlnnd of nnr
. , ... ' 1 , . . , I . 1... ...... 1 in i.r.,r. .1 .. .L I. .111 1I.1...I -...1
I Was lieini w ilireil Inr Hie pillpu-e Ol injur- W lllcll, w lieu uinue, in- ii'"-'i ""' inou.'ii lie w as sun inn iinuniu u nun mm
i.. H. siTuiilif-rn Cnnl. d, racv rather than ' t'nn as ihr d.iin.'if drew near, lest, hy some , H.,. streiiL'th of Sanson to full hack upon.
ristnrr Ihr I'ninn as it was,' I should at! yet unsuspected oiui;-sion, he sliould ht? j It is tu he lioju-d l will not overtax his
1 1 I..,,,,. ..( il,,, c.vi.n,. : 7, ...... I u'.iniinir Snrh 11 man is well cal-! M,Vo(.iil stiv.iTt!.
I'll' ' II' 111. 1 11,1 in... 1. ,11 '. '- "t ' .'.- w n 1 ('; t?
'mini nnd repent. lily inii'iiie what had he- cul.ited to deleinl a fort or a city, hut not ht.re are those who say that Oen.
1 ' J . 1 '.I. .. I , ...I... . , . f . 1 IT. ! T.I
of all the nle-A wnki s ' ,
As he utti rnl the lust horr'.hlo tlireat '
my hoy, I was inipris.-ed willi u kccne ol
suinetli 11' diiikly Denincr.itic
Tun 111:1 ny nl the Wiih-A wak. s of the1
last riimpii 'jrn nre iudeeil f.it asleep now,
w hen their country ineds tin 111. I saw
one nf Ihem slua.li . rinf ll' liT Culpi p IT
( unit IIu use I isl week, lie w as sir. -pinu
to move an nnnv wnii ceieruv, iu uu.v-1 nonKer nas nrcn nisnppoiiiieii. iiciss.nu
risks without which there can In- 10 war I tl) mVB i higher nspirations thun his
-to strike lioldly, to think quickly, to act . pnsmt couimand to have looked to fill
instaiitlv tiioii thuiiht uud ilecisiun. Ihit j j,,., the place now occupied hy Gen. Burn
this c.nition whicli d;s(iiali!ies him from i sj,,. mvo it from the bist authority
movement. His nun iu ."".ii inm 11 i"-'- " nim inese nss' ri.ons nre nuauc.
at I nek.
That McClclhui ondit to have chared
Gen
A'ir "iniu mont'.is heforc he thought of mov-
s ..t and hr.. lh. i s. Shivery laid plans fur .;,(, ,;s t.jA nnn twi.st.d in llir spokes of ins, is now .'eiienliy conceded. hen at
I r mi the n l.i II nn Slav, ry a ili-i.liled caiinnn whei I, and 11 small pur- . lentil. uud'T the 1 res:.leai s poau, m
plr m.iik was on his ri-ht tnnph'. But move.I, lie slunil.l nave none ny vi
he was i.oi aliine in his furL-elful sloth, my Nhinassas nnd Central Viriiia 11001: ltich
Iw.v f,.r m ar hiu: and riL-i.llv LTaMiini: his mniid. The best ev'uh lice of that is the
wars tn
lieini i.nl hi-cal 1. id nn the War, wll'lel'V
( i s I-')') twiinr three h.indrid thuil-
sand f.i i nn 11 hae had tl.r.r I1V1 s cl'll-ln'i
ui.t nf tin in ami nm', w In 11 Shivery, nf
Hook'T has ambition; hut it is nn ambi
tion which is satisfied with serv
ing his country in nny position assign
ed him. His country is his first thought
himself secondary. Confident of hi
own nb lilies, he is not the man to shrink
from responsibilities; and, should Lis wise
nnd brave acts in the coming conflicts elect
" '"1 I. r nil II... is 1 ,r.u' 'Ii I on fur Iii il lit f.ire 11
ju y of its cniiiitiy, or In li re u con
the natiuiis, who says that turre lliiin jus
t cr is duiir if Shivil V is M iileliccd to " die
disi'ir'n -I'd hand was a Democrat, slumber- ciirht month on tne l eninsuui, us 1 tn n, niirner position, ue oui.i umu u
(nr. l".o"! ' idoninent, and the present position of Mo- j thnt is, did he think by thus doii g lie
Tne si.dit, I n member, r.nder. d me so Clell.ni'n late army
eilth
It is sunt by some who iltiim
mi men, iml w im have sirm
l.iiti ,nir it Mi 1 'I. t.iat tin I n. U
harmless plci.santiy
; ll.r
tu I
avs 1
mat on is a let 11
1 suit of Ml,':ir cnati ll Ifelld plil, to belli
I 111 nislrnd simply to gratify llm whims nf a
. m t of uue eh. 1 nu ll, who hive no p.rticil
I In fault 1 m'i pt in dvci cstiiimliu blink hull
The enemy knew the
. . . - ,. ..
.1 .1.... I , . ,i ... f;.,.,nr.i ' u-i'iikni'SS. i:ev 111:1 veil ill'""
r. vi; nl liuil'siiv 1 1 e 1 1 1, 1111 ' 1 1 , unit 1 s"iii "vv ...... ........... ... .
'is. ni . - . , .... , , , . . ,IM IC....1 tl...ii iiiimUi...
pninliinr it out to the ehiiphiui. 1 lie ciinp- ins tears. 1 ney uiaiiui. .. .e
lain Inukcd a moment at the Fusion I icket Tl.ey ncle.l the p in ui in ii.i.u iwy.-
M.fro ns. 1 With only forty tlioii:inil mm ai Manns-
"Th v sleep fur the Flair," s.ivs lie, ss, ihev held in check more man mo nun
...f.i.. .. :...,i ....... .i .rc uIliismi! il,,"l iliiiiismil. bv i.laviiiL' oil their com-
7MIII1 llll'l 111" I I ' 1 " ' ' I ' ' I
di emus li on tin ir luy.il sniils forcVer."
after h av-
niaiuler s moroni caiiuun.
At ev rv sten of h's pro-r.':
Sv.mI'atiiv with Tin: Nonril On the Hd ;n.j. Washintoa. lhe Government, thnt
of November a puUir iii". lm' was he!d in ' was dis-ilisfied with his plan of cninpiifru,
,v.......tl,i. will, our lint WeiiklV yiel.te.l IO ...am ..."."
..... tl...lll I
."-.k'.'.I. That ,1 .vrlilu ileiiiv of h-' iul. Ihrlually and puhlirnlly.
furr'uiii rrpuil nnd rr-iihiliiui- br I r:i n
l.lill. d In ihr H.ill-r of P.i-hnp-. ill .1 i
drlicr nf lln' irw" nnd b i hiis ul' llii
IiikIv ill rrl'rl'i'lirr In lln- alllii l.U'r run lillull
of i.'ur chiirrli and nl'mir nun. try.
1 1 ..,1..
l.Olliliill ill l'. :n.-s Miliiniiuv "in. mil " - . . f
. . . ,. , , mill lor (llsirusi lieu aaiuu. i" "
hov.riim.-nl ill its wnr ajr iinsl tne relic 1-: , ,olll,ull.r;lt!r f Tune.-
ir.iinv iitvoi il ninl nil- . n . . 1
.1.
It is sanl this is a p. .per prm 1 1 lion, 1 Wilks, Malh'son, Hurst, Ben, and ol.urs.
uinl cms, .iiriilly wuril.l. ss. Ilerr we . The Chairman said:
must s iy wr c.in'l sir the pnint nf the ur- 1 To suppose that the Smith was fi(!htin
nlinill 11 oilesl nil nl tar. lis was uiosi au.snru
coul 1 do better service to the cause and
he would not take it otherw ise. I hose
who know the man well say this of him.
And it is such mm that are needed men
of unselfish palriot'sin and earnest pur
pose. Such men the nnnv has confidence in,
above those whom factional p"ilici.iu
and nii-iiid'in friends of influence have
placed in hijrh commands. ow that 1
am upon Gen. Hooker, I 'io !raw n pen
and ink s ketch of tin- man. He looks the
soldier tall, compactly built, shiewy
streiiL'th in his muscles, 11 natural vijror of
fame, short in.' great capacity of endurance,
and every lineament of his co'.'utenanco bs
speakim'" firmness, manly faith in his own
sul i He took In inspiration irom me 1 powers, nml heroic tlnrii'g. lie is ai.uui
. , ... .1 -I. WI...,, I,,.1,.,- .. -P l.,..l.. niti r.li.rf.t
mole ninl nol irom inu enun-. " "-' . nnv venrs in uue, ma im iii.is.. .v....nv.
Of Hint he seeincd to h ive a supply wincn
l.y Washington , , ..r,,,;;,, i;t v could waste. He duir as if
Im h id been sent to undrrdriiin the 1 eum-
Gi.miui. Omni n 1111: Pii' ;III t
The follow ii k'i in I'd 'l 'hr has I.e. 11 is
Mled reHpcctaiJ lhe utisel'VanCi' nf the Sib
bath day in lhe Army und N :
I'xutriM Mansion-, Wa-iiisi.iov
Nov hi, l-i'.J
Tlir I'rrsidi nl, Cnlinn iinlel il' Chii f nf
the Army nnd N'iy, .h r-s nnd r iju us
the ord' Hy i.l.srrvanre of llir S .1.1, all h V
by the oflircr nnd nun in lh" ni l.laiy uud
linvnl service.
Tim iinportani-r, fur mail and beast, of
the pr.-riibi .l e. kly n -t, Ur- Mend
riiihn of Christinu M'ldi. is iiii'l Chrisiuiii
people, ninl 11 due nirird for Itm Divine
will, dim mil Iiinl Mlii'li.f lauur in me
nrmy and 11 ivy be r. iluci d to the measure
of 11 strict in ccssiiy
The discipline and charncli r nf ihr Na
tional fnrcrx ft Id not Miller, nut- the
niiHe they ili f. li'l be iiiipci il d by Ihr pin
f.iuiilimi of the day mul m ' "f 1,M'
Ihuh. At llii til"" "I "ibli' .b-lrrs".
ndopliiiir the words nf V.ihml.iii in 177H
" Men find ftiouh In do iu 'I'" Ki rvire
i.fGod ami Iheirconiiiiy, wilhoul nbiinilon-
lnf Iheinsi Ivr In vi ml imiiioriihly."
Tim first Kcn. rnl rd.-r issiml by the
Father of his Country, after llm Declnrn
lion of Inilcpelid. lirr, i'ldic ilrs tin- Jpinl
III which our instiliilimiH were fminile.1 mid
kIiouM ever be deleiuled
ThiHlen.-ral hoped nnd lrii'1 thnt every
ofileir nnd mail will fii'l-nvor In act us be
coineHlt Chrislinii "hliri, ilrfe mliHR lh"
Icni-ist rii;bt mi'l liberties 'f In nmnlry.
AlllUllAU I'IN''"I'N.
WTO. A. Brownson, lhe rHioivneil
Cuthollc, nmU MroiiK DoiiIii ileinocml,
lini been . li i-lcd to ('.mures frmn New
Jersey ns war tlciiiocrnt. Before the
election Im mild:
" I mil for tho vioroim pruscnilioii of
tlm wnr, mul tho im' 'l 'v, r y m nu
nchlevo micccs. I hku H'O Pivstdrnt
Prorh.miition, mul if I l"' ""X f"1111
fiml, it Is l.rcniis.' il is not stroim cnouh
nnil itsiiclioil Is dehiyeil I'm lot'tr if I
could, I would lihcnitiM'vrryidiivo in Stulu
or Territory ami .iocl.ilui them fi'-fl rrnm
thiti dny lorovi r. 1 l.-liv in llm uholilion
ftf Mnvcry n wnr nirnmirc."
1. 1... ..t., .. a I ti nnr im.ir.n.
il'."" "' ' .' - ' - ; , , ,, ,- ., , ... . ,i ..... I.
I lll l rs lie I'un.s.licrcil ll.lll uie .-iuni:i
s.nn thai Miiirinl ( lull til was a paper due..- J ui), Ui( Uly ri.t
nn nl, and it is really .surprising lh.it An-' IIIH :, jS ,,, (, ,.' w ,is to keep the slaves
y!u S.ivuns shunl'l Inul back with so much ! in biiii'l:..'!'. lie .lid mil wish to make
lt iMtildr In it I r pmrlauuitinli, rrjriird- j M" t "" "'k on (il.idstoi.r, but he
... , ,. , , . . ii'uiilil nnl hi hi saying that tho speech hr
n,,,' .1 as thr b.ri.,.,:.,K of I'.n-hsl. Id., riy. i , , , v ,,
Mi) 1 1 I I I l HI t t i ' I ' " '
stretched his lines nlomr lhe Cliickataunuiy,
the nnnv Inciime but a Inure o, that with
ilntl sti'i'ii.'ih nnd slow font pulled the cam-
pn;.Til by sheer brute force, nnlii Iped by j
and nii'i'i tini.it c.
... .. . . I, ..
nlul It,.! In si ;r.'iil nniw in i runny, wiu n i M,(i ,.x,,., v
it iiiiinuiit.il In iiiitluii, brin' only ii "pu-1 Hear Tiny could not regard his utlcr
pcr pio.hiinaiioii." The D.chiialioi: of .unci sunply in his own iiitlivi.lu.il opinion;
rush
I .. I .1. i.,. u.i Miini .i r nf lln se nr im
.1.1." H'l' II" , l'"' ! , ,11
. , inr v.nvi iiiiurui ins pp.-.-t-
iyht iiliiinst be said to have cmnuiitteil
Inul In i n
Hi's f.ice has the lullness and ruddiness of
healthful manhood, and his hair, although
rr.iv, carries a conviction of maturity ol
now'ers and not drclinii'2 strength. His
brnhis or iren'uis, except from the minor j :i j,. Rin.,'iil;irly formed; the top, where
iren.Ti.ls. tine ninl nnoiner uppm uuiu ' i moral Hirers oi i.ie u.i.u. ...i-. 1 n.i,
ciinie, n third, nnd u fourth, on which w.-1 rcniniilinv; one of tlio Imsts of Sir Wulter
will not say n Fredrrirk. a Bonaparte, a 1 ;,.!(, and the lower part of the forehead,
Wrlliii'-'ton, hut even a Banian or a Simp- 'short, cirly hn'r, nnd merry twinkle of the
son. would have strm-k throuy.li and seized ; ..y,., smrcc'stive of prints of Thotiins Moore.
Brhinoiul; but McCh'lhin saw noway that j The chin nnd month (rive token of inflexi
1....1 ...a iii.,. i,. it Besides, it is under- i.iiii v nf will and self-reliance. Unassum-
stood that he went to the Penimiil a Impinjr ; inr in manners, plain in dress, nnd frank,
" paper prorlamiliuns"; mul yet, snmeliow, i " , r '"J .;.,; , t , u.j.i will, a tM-rat army to overcome reiw- uon ; ror.ln.1 ...id social with mosfi noon,. ,,,,,
II' , ri'L-nli nl lis il Mill ol sellll llillilsieiuii m ini- ;,,t ,i,,n,i. ! , . .,, ... t i,..,, nf n 1 enmiii '
anil inn i" i' "in """ . " . , .
slud He intended to c itch the leviathan !; contact with him. hen exciter! lie
with a fish-hook. The policy resulted in tulki very rapidly; it is then his eyes flush
rniiv. rtiiin- the nnnv into a procession of ! fi nnd'his opinions of men nnd measures
Hospitals" nnd ended ill buttles ns murder-' re offered with fearlessness. His bearing
mis as the world hn ever known. And n.l heroism iu battle where I have not
when lhe Inst triiinpi t shull bring forth the v,.t had opportunity of seeing him ore
dead between fiflv and a hundred thou-1 ;;,ttrrs of familiar record. He has n fine
nnd men will rise from the swamps oi iae c.XOi'utiTe mind. man oi r.ip.u
the
h.v
w lie
Aunrciin Propln love liiipiole It - ,- . ,.,,, it , brrn calciilntnl to do a
tn reiiu n. b. r that its grand truths, 1 vast deal of ncschief. It had been Calcu
li if nut iu practice would abolish leieii in encourage me ,-sunui ... n.i-
k,n, id, mul maki! the world one mug ''""- ll,,is l" t'
war.
i.'lh-. i.t rrpiilihc-wne the ulierunce in air ,'ai,ni) fi.,-i IC uboiit to d. part
Americnii s'ntesinaii. The Bible is nuolh- f v .,.,,. nll ,L. ,.0, ,,(,t leavo this
. .. .! ... i i' .....l. ,.r ....
T "papir proci.iimiiu.ii. i.ut "' ,.(, v wiihout e v nil' his testimony in
this.
favor of the North. In nn eloquent speech ! Chi. k ihoiuiny and lhe fields of the renin-1 tion of lliou-ht and details, lie is a
this pi
t acts for a
tilirtinse: all", once ussumi mm in- " nr-'".
( III II. ".."-" " 1 x,,. , , ,
i. i i ... i..... .t... ,,i:,... l;l.- .... ... , .. ... ... ,.i.. ..o.a i,s i In. rrni'ltv of a conserv-1 tlmi-n.c' .Iv t.riu'lical man. ii
l.roiiSiiiiin.is.ini..- i'ii'"i" "'i"; i lie (-l)'il null ll that Hie llDcriy lor which sum, iii" - i v ' ,.-.,,
piiisun. Here is an nrgiunent why we ,, s,uih was fmlilunr was the hl.erly ol unv- rn.ii..ni--..
should lather l.ke it Tr.iinu-s iu the exteinling t-h.v. ry. P. A. Inylor wrote
North inviiiinbly raise tlieir voices iigninst ' from Aubrey House:
ticv, and lu re is good reason why we Now- is the lime tn snow in ir I'.nu'ii.nii
lose who luis iieen wens, inn wicm'ii, mini mnuii-
We believe Gen. McClellnn both aimed lL. ill nccoinplish that purpose if Us ne-
lo do his duly, nnd exirlcd every talent comphshincnt lies tu mo scope n u h.i.m.
that God had L'lven him to that cml
But
lhe whs inadeipliilo to the siluation. lhe
tnk reniiTed a man ol mrire nouuy, oi
IUL'
. . I :. 1 1. 1.,
!"' ' ' . ' " 'erasyu.pi.lhic d that as M.on as the ? ,, ,.,,,,.,, f Cournire
!'' Vmn " "ml 5' 1 0,I",S Nor.l. !h oslensibly as well as actually com- rlv oml win by straight out fight-
Hie rrnclii illation, nre nn "',l "l'i""'" t niittcd to einiiiieipnllon, me n nves oniiiu-
tn (he liscnl piili'')- (f lhe Goveininei.t, nnd I ,,rl jf , ,i iln.se who fear dimocracy mul
most desirous to depreciate .National Cred-.lo not luile shivery.
It ill kliolt, they seek liccinion hi find j TlIK Pill SII'KNT AND KmaM'H'ATIoX. A
fault nnd to criticise, which of all othei I dpat,.); dated nl Washingloii, November
oossibility. And yet, while i.oni, no is
caulious. He will not rashly mid needless
ly expose his men. N. Y. Timet,
i. l Im ,,..l.u nf iiilii.ilinn
llll'UIIS Will UIOSI Ull'llll ininj
mul action, by fostering opposition political
parlies in tho North, which nhouhl ben
unit until the great wtuk of restoring Na
tional Siipreiiuii-y I iiccoinplishcd. Tho
President linn declared, nnd no sensible,
hums! unili who Im watched Ids course
:)d, says
In ti e course of a general conversation
yesterday, touching the recent elections,
'Lincoln, as wo Irani directly from one of
the gentlemen present, said, in effect, that
the result of tliu elect ions had in no way.
modified his views regariling tno wisuoni
"u'l.nn Mi'dclhin was nniioiiiti'd to his
,iUri position, it was the best thing the
Government con I.l tl" All mm were un
tried, and he promised more brilliantly than
nny.' But we have reason to hhinie the
Government for continuing hint in his posi
tion nflcr confidence was shaken in his
ability, mul especially for doing it for tho
rrM they did,
It Is no secret thnt President Lincoln
i... hem, w.int to sneak for many months
nnst In terms of severo condemnation of
- i I
,. .louht that in wiini no noes ,.e ,, , ....( of Sep.en.ber
ofciniiiicipnling all the slaves within thel ' r(,r;i,.Ir,. At'iiin mid nirain ho has
nn the 1st of Jaiiiinry; Ihat he
..nt hi, Men his conviction of McClclhin in'
competency for his position. Ho tli'l not
nnnrove tliu campaiirn. no oui mn v
fej-Comniuniciition by electric tele
graph has taken phieo between London
and Tiiruen, in Siberia, a distance of 4,
039 miles. It is unticipatcil that nn ex
moii of the wires will bo mndo to Nikolai
cvskl, on the Pacific, by tho end of this
year, and thnt telegraphic communication
with New York, by wy of Siberia und
California, will bo established by tho end
of next year.
jttf- A Louisiana planter, mul ono who
was a member of tho convention that took
that State out of the Union, lately said ho
could not understand this wnr, unless it
. . -i 1 I 1 I. it... ninl rtf ti'fl.
J wnft tlml Una Hu urcrri-w v" Vl
llllf II ft i . U IT ..nrt en.
because hit believes it will help to rcstoro, , , . Homrhtf til (Icliberation,
the Piiiotij ami wlitit Im decliiies to do, it "( t H1(lll, Maud by it-seeing no
i i 1...1 ..... ii a- ill tiiv.i ... I... .nn I. inul i n bo. liiuiuui' ...
Iu l.ee.illvl) lie I lies not iiniim ( rensu. ..";"' " . ,. i yere y ilisruiiu-.ui n " " - .... ... ,. ll . .:.! if
,M","UIU t. ...I i.. ,..,! I il.i. tot. in h uiself, ,i, .irent. W IV did I.t. In earrv out h S HurpOSO. HoRniillf
il,,. r.iinii cans.', rresi.l.nt i,iucuui m ,......v." nnain u. " k-- -,.. I ." . ' ... ..... ,
f. It the burden or his r. fponsihility, which
In heavier by fur Hum Im" f''H' "l"
fchoiild. is of nny cf our Presidents before,
nnd his couimo hns been mnrked by ( do-
The e7Y.rk"Tablct thinks th. ro ; he not removn him? MeCMIan at , ho knew that was tho case, he would never
. i i,,i fi.nnoi.nrl ! Democrat. The Presulont feared the ef- . . ,. , , fls,ist tho rebel-
hirih or lueiic". rnn.T'
New Voik, Dec. 13th. The intillienicfi
from tho scut of w nr, l ist night, states that
on the 12ih, Wudo llnii.ptou's cnvulry
c;i)ti;rc(l Dumfries, on the Occotpmn, hnb-
wiiy between u.shiugtnn and i re(h r.cks
hurg, and to duy cut the telegrnph wires
und captured a number ufopilulors. This
caused the interruption of news. Com
munication is now restored, and 6 gel h
corps is trying to cut off Hampton's retreat,
though w ith but uoubtlul prospi eta of suc
cess. Jlciuhpiarters, Army of Potomac, Dec
13lh. The buttle, long iinticipu ted, is now
progressing P.eynolils' corps, on the left,
advanced und engiged the enemy ut 0:15
o'cl'ick. A few ininules afterwards tho
rebels opened u heavy siege of artillery,
which still continues. Our heavy gmm
are unswering; but the firo of both sides
is at random, on account of the dense fog.
No results nre ns yet knowu, und but littlu
uf the infantry have bun engaged. A
pert ion of the enemy's cavalry crossed the
ford nbovo here yesterday, nnd are on our
right. The rear of the Federul force has
been sent against them.
Washington, Doe. 13tli. A dispatch'
from Falmouth, lust night, says that the
main body of our army is now over the;
river, the balance being iu a position tor
cro-R ut any time.
The Navy Department has advices from
the Gulf squadron to November 26tli,
which gives an account of the capture of
the British schooner Marin, nnd the rebel
schooner Carrie, while uttempting to rut
the blockade off Sabine Pass.
Hampton's cavalry captured a number"
of officers at Dmulries yesterday, but pa
roh-d them.
Later in the day Gen. Steinwehr, with
a command of Sigel's, met the rebels, nnd a
lisrht ensued, the precise locality or extent
of which is not known.
The gullunt act of first crossing the river
at Fredericksburg, was performed by two
companies of tho "sill Michigan regiment.
A drummer boy 11) yeiirs old was in nrsl
boat.
I.ATtrit.
Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
D.-c. 13th 11 p. it Tho fog beiran to
disappear early in tho forenoon, affording
an unobstructed view of our own nnd the
rebels' position. It wus evident that on
the first range of hills in the rear of the
city the eueniy had guns posted which
could not be carried except Ly infantry.
General trench s division, winch was
supported by Gen. Hownrd's troops, ad
vanced to their work at 1 1 :oJ on a bnsK
run. The enemy's guus opened u on thein
w ith a very rapid fire, when within musket
range, nt the base ot the ridge. The reb
el infantry, who were posted behind stone
walls nnd' soma houses on the right of tho
l.ue, checked the advance of our men, nnd
they fell back to a small ravine, but not
out of mtiMkct range. At this time another
body of men moved to their assistance ii
pleiidid style, notwithstanding large taps
were made in their ranks by lhe rebel ur
tilhry. When our troops arrived nt the
first line of rebel di fences ttiey ' double
qnicked," and with fixed bayonets ( nil. av
ond to dislodge the rebels from their liid-
imr t'liicc: but the concentrated fire of tlio
rebel artillery nnd Infantry were too much
for them. The cendr gavo way in dis
order, but was afterwards rallied an
brought back. Irom that tunc the lira
was spiritedly carried on and never ceased
until dark.
Gen. Franklin, on our left, met with
better success. He succeeded, nfter a hard
iluv's fighting, in driving the rebels nliout
.. . . .- ., ... j .
one mile. Al one tune nny inivunccu u
attack Iii in. but were handsomely repulsed
w ith terrible slaughter and loss of four or
five hundred prisoner.', belonging to Gen.
Hill's division. Gen. Franklin's move
ments were directed down ilia rivrr, and
his troops encamped uot far from Massnpo
iiux irci k.
Our troops sleep to night where they
fought today, Tho dead nnd wounded
are being carried from tho field. Among
the officers killed or wounded, nro General
Jackson, Pennsylvania Reserves, killed;
Gen. Bayard, (lied Irom wound received m
the thigh; (Jen. Vienlon, wounded; Gen.
Gibbons, wounded; Gen. Kimball, wound
ed; Gen. Caldwell, wounded; Col. .Sinclair,
seriously wouiid'd; dipt. Heiidrickson,
wounded; Col. Cross, .V ll.oin, vroiinacti;
Mnj. und Adjutant of same regiment kill
ed. Tho musketry firing ceased ubout six
o'clock, but the'rebels continued to throvr
shells into tho city until nigh'.
The rebel position is as follows: Long
street on tlio left, holding main works.
Gen. A. P. Hill mid Stonewall Jackson In
front of Franklin. Jackson's right resting
on the Rappahannock, with Hill's force m
a reserve. Burnside will renew the bnltlo
at daylight. Our trcc-ps arc Id good
spirits.
Headquarters nrmy, Dec. 14, 11 a. m.
Thcro is no fog to day. The sun is shin
ing hriuhtly, with a strong breezi blowing
nt daylight this morning. Thcro wns a
heavy lini of artillery and infantry In front
of the first lino of Federal works, where
Generals Sumner nnd Hooker wero en
gaged yesterdny. The fire idnrki-il about
miltour afterwards, nnd was heard only at
intervals until now. The siimc occurred
In front of Franklin's division. Tho object
of both pnrtics is evidently to feel the other.
During Inst night and this motning the
rebels considerably itrrngthctied their posi
tion and extended their works. Largo
bodies of troops nro now to be seen where
few wero to bo seen yesterdny. Those
kilted yesterdny while charging th enemy's
works remain where they lull. While we
wero attempting to remove them Inst night
tho rebels opened fire with musketry, but
tho wounded hnvo nil been removed from
the field. All tho drad obtninrd ire now
Iciiiff buried. Indiratiout are tht tf t-