Pioneer and Democrat. [volume], May 10, 1861, Image 1

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EIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
JAMES LODGE,
IUILIIHIE AID PIOPBIEI‘OR.;
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Term: of Subleriptlon: ‘
1‘" Pmmn II published every l‘mlny Morning, ‘
. fl mmhhod h lubscrlberl II the following rates, ‘
”plant-dance: ‘
"my-rßloo}
[annual-.32 00}
“-1“ pm wl'll be (11-continued. unless n the
option of the publisher, uuLll all Incanges are pnld.
Wfl¢-~~n ..-” -. r, 7
Agricultural. I
now no Tun: BEES—"TEN DOLLARS
you-m” or Ixronm-nox Gn.ms.—Many
I while watching an exhibitor of
m I movable fume hive, ut the Fairs,
taking out nod returning tth‘rames of‘
comb- covered with bees, ond, uu’they hungl
in clutter: from the frames, remoxiug them’
by handfuls, will: no more apparent (earl
than though they were so many flies, have;
(eluded thoprocau u a sort of Witt-horn:
The] hue thought thnt none but the ope-i
Jung, ad possibly I [an othen, could huvoi
mi perfect nod fearleu control over their‘
heel. Inlteld of thin being actually thei
em, it in the rover-e; for no person that It
hue yet teen, who has followed the (limo-1
tlonl for " Tuning Bec- " that I porpone to
she, hon been unable, nfter | little prac-l
the, to hue full and obsolnte control oven"
them. I understand that n npocnlntor in‘
MM undo the proposition “ to in
struct boo-keeper: In the Irt of tuning
beat for the exceedingly low price of $lO
each l” But the renders of the Agricul
un'u’un In their 310 and learn the
whole Irt by observing the following direc
tlonl, which the writer hu practiced for
you".
The whole Irt of “ taming bees” is ern-l
bodied ln the following: lat—A honey-l
he Iliad with honey or “llqnld sweets,"l
vlll not sting ofits own accord. find—Bees
when frightened will generally fill them
“he! with honey; and, if given " liquid
fleets," will innriebly uceept 0! them.
Bees me] be frightened thus: 13:. By
confining‘them to the hive, and rapping the
do; of lightly with a smell stick, or the
palm of the hands. At first the beerwill
try to get on, but finding mu ible,
they will nah to their stores and Elli-hem
.uelm with honey. 2d. By blowing npon
then the more of punk (rotten wood), to-
Qheee», or cotton up. ‘
What in termed “ liquid such," in
nu: cell-notched with honey or «a:
eqr in probable. u bees from neigh -
lg; him. or then in clone proximity, m
”F 0 readily attracted by it.
. on my yurs I and mainly the make
dim and cotton regs, but thi- aeuon,
in 111 B, oplmflou, I hue need nothing
but the make of punk. Thin in not so
mt u the of tabecco.
1- or!!! in ml." 9! ””3“!“ iii-:9
5'- o W I will mm mm»
.018! oprudl of tuning the moat irritable
colony of been, in the Longstroih hive;
which will ”over, lomowhot modified, for
I.“ colonic. in All kind: of lalvu.
3“. tho punk on fire, and blow in little
who 1m tho coir-once o! the the. This
[ill colon dab“. It Ind neu “Quin"?ce'
to Mo 30 among the coin . flow
19" ‘flzfioiofidcover, ond blow enough
Hotlink lhe uor slats of the surpl
lion] neoptoclo cover, to cause all if;
boot to bolt)! lhe top: of tho from",
Ulla; -fi cote: my also be removod.
Blot. dun looks upon the be“ ‘0
b 9 thaw" onions lhe comm. Un
it. tho colony be very populous lho been
will oow poorly .u be found Imin, mung
Moatvith hole], Ind will gcnonlly be
no!) mote upon in from live to 6!-
—noo.piolm Should the opal-nor desire
to m “king'oot the combo u soon
on po-iblo. be my sprinkle the been with
the W valor. Than not filling
M when the cell: of honey, will oom-
M u once u: forfio thou-mu with
IN; pop-ration. u dom hue occulon
W at tho Fairs—to use the " liquid
um. I_vouldodviu hoginneu to use
I boo-h! mull M hue lame experienco
Walt: M, It than, be disurdod.
Roda. Jon upon I colony in
b no} Mm you will probubly
ho land-ed to ind tint you on more
“I: Id radii, abject. the no“ irriuhlo
min] 0! boot to your control, thou cur
Bony on ordiury union! of the equine‘
-cm Aim-ia- Apicdluriu. 1
‘ MIMI. won: m Oomx Scmou.‘
-—TII Guano; of Manchu-em, in bia‘
mm m, recommends to the Legit
I“!!! the IMJIOVMOM for furiluhlng
W works as Agricultuu for the
Inc a! Common Baboon. Ho up:
"It mud to A rlcnhnnl mun-mm!
tho Buu‘ Bond 0’ Agriculture I.“ in
Wm“ u )lnnnnl of Agrionum for
in schools, and ii is hoped chll nddi
lbnll clanonhry intimation in mum
connocted viii: tho dolly “parlance of our
bounty youth,- nny hem public More»
in MI nl‘mm of our muterhl pros
perity. figmrogrm undo in the Milan
of Mr. En Treaties concerning Insect.-
ltdnrlon in "caution, bu boon very natio
l‘nciory, sad that ulnnhln work will be
laud dll'lngct‘lle cumin? year In I manner
vhlch will ctoditnb e to the Common
lonlth. An‘ edition of 3,500 copin- wn
W by 3mm in 1859, but. only pufiol
provision m mule {or the dlctribntion of
mm. About 1000 copies will rennin at
“In dllpoul or the patient, 0: of some lub-
Oeqneut. Lem-locum, Ind I mpoctfully sug
fit till! I proper number shall be placed,
distribution, with Professor Agassiz,
who hen intniiomly rendered essentinl
mute in t o nvinion o! the work."
- ‘- Grau utions our] their glory with
than, u the ruby won: in hue.
I‘ A round of plenum lometimo ren
der: it diflcult mo lathe thing! square.
H‘Tnu ftiqnds'do not. require continual
Inning to keep them In good nature.
MEMBER [MW INEWEBAT,
Devoted to the Interests of Washington Territory, Politics, Education, News, and General Intelligence.
‘VOL. 9.
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, MAY 10, 1861.
‘hurston County Democratic Conmllon.
' The Democratic Convention for the
county of Thurston met in the Council
‘Clmmber of the Capitol, on Snurdny, Mny
ch,Alß6l, nt 2 o'clggk, l’. M. ‘
I On motion or 'l‘. F. McElroy, I&6qu
{Capt Joseph A. White was called to act.
“as Chairman, Ind R. M. Walker as Seem-i
tary.
: On motion of Mr. Weeks, the chairman
mu instructed to nppoiut a committee of;
like, to exnmlno the credentials of delegates
[and report to the Convention. I
l The Chairman appointed Messrs. Weeks”
‘McElroy, Yentin. Low and Slnively ls suixl<
committee, who Inbmittod the following re}
port, to-wit; |
The committee on credentials have ex-‘
amined the credentials of delegates from>
the various precincts, and find the following“
aimed gentlemen entitled to seat: in this,
00nrention: ,
Olympia Prm'nd.—J. L, Clark, F. W.
Senly, Joel Riadon, U. G. Wnrbuss, T. I“.
McElroy, Wm. Mitchell, John Slewurl,
(vote cast by Risdon,) Levi H. omm, G.
K. Willard, L. I). Durgin, E. Sylvester,
John Akin, \V. B. Gosnell, (vote cast. by
Durgin,) R. Lune, James Lodge and R. M.
Walker.
Chamber’a Prairie Prm'ncL—J. M.
Hawk, J. N. flowe, C. E. Weed, F. Woekl,
John Shively, A. J. Chambers, (rote cast
by White,) and Jouph A. While.
Tandy-wt l'reriad.—R. Waddell, Wm:
Mitchell and W. J. Yeager. ‘
Ydu Praiiio—Jumcu Inngmyro and A.‘
O’Neil.
Miller“: MEL—A. J. Miller, P. K. Hem
Ind (390. Word"; (A. J. Miller authori
nd loom Che vomol Haul md W-rner.)l
Coal Bonk—A. B. Yamia, Wm. Mia,
Wm. Milli, Wm. Martin, And E. K. Sen-s,
(Sou-'- voh out by Mlu.)
Blank hh.-—B. L. Benton, (7. l". Jud
son, Smith H‘i‘" P. H. Harper, I’. M.
Bough-co «gown and N. 8. Porter.
M-a.——olinr bud, John Lou-mi
Than. J. Patina.
F. Wu", Cb'u.
l On motion of Dr. Wuhan, the report
;of (he commitm um adopted.
l 0:: calling the predlcgoud it nppenring
that the delegate: from rand Mound ud
Niquolly produci- hod no; uriud, when,
On motion of Mr. Shlnly. the Conven.
‘mm 2% Wm. link to cm the
um I . . l
Manmraorfi‘r. 7 , ~, ,
wu Inthoriud to can the vote a! (land
Mound precinct. , ;
On notion of Mr. She-d. the Convention
proceeded to vote by bullet for eight. dole-i
pm to “and the TmitofinlOonvontiou,‘
‘with the following result, to-wit: ‘
(L. D. Dnrgin and l“. Week- 'm up
‘polntod telleu.)
i C. B. Baker, A.S. Ynntil. Jun. Long
imyre, B. F. Ruth, W. W. Miller, Juno.
\ Bilel, G. K. Wilinrd nnd E‘ Sylvester, huvn
ing received I majority of all the votes cast,‘
were de’cluod duly elected delegates to thel
Doch Territofinl Convention, to meet
It Vim-var on the 13“: day of Mls}
1861. '
‘ ’07." motion or A. J. Miller, Esq, )ho
Convention men proceeded to make nomin»
:0?" for donut] oficeru, whidl malted u
ol on : « '
‘ Dr. U. G. Wurlmss, B. F. Ruth, A. S.
Yum Ind Olin: She‘d, having received
I majorltf of all the votes cut, were dQ
ckrod in y main-god for Representative:
for Thurston count, In the next Leghlu
tare,
C. B. Baker Ind Jouph Cornell having‘
received n major“, of all the vote- out,
new declared by the Convention duly nom
inlted for County Commlnionerl.
A. Funkellhulug received I majority
of .u Quota cut, vm declared by the‘
Oogunfion duly nominated for Count]
Treumr. _ _ _ ‘
l The following resolution were ofl'ered
\by the A. J. Miller. Esq, and unanimously
adopted by tho Convention :
“ Fim. Tim! I. could-r llu prawns-i
tiol of our, existing notional Union on the,
Im at All purimic duties, Ind tho chi“.
at all political blniup. by which alone]
{can In necnrod tho Ilium] of tho Ameri
can oiciun And tho fullllmem of our mii-
Isia- u “0 no“ mmplnt of {no imma-
" Sooond. Thu it in the bond“ duty
or .u good and mu dtiunn, and «pd-I1
of flu“ who guidc and govern populi! hal
dun-1,50 non-cl harmony Ind concillauon.
and to am And mlintnin, by at nmryl
cones-ions cud coup-onus, the inugim
and perpetuity of that holy hmchcrhood of
sum- nde: think we have bocomo ‘he
«lair-lion of th world. _ _
“ Third. Th 6 n nmtly discoun {ounce
—u {night wllh incipient tron-on, and
“obsidian oll'spring of rocklua upirr
um, diuppolmod unbiuon, or outlaw
iguana-«ll project: for 3 Pacific Coo-v
Moray. Wuhinguou Territory cont:
only tho dininotiou of exhibiting, first wd
lug In: auction to the entire Union, I:
cruud by our ancestors, consecrated by
their blood. and beqnnjhed to u, the pal-
Minmol civil nnd popnlu tighu.”
0n luvs, Mr. Shiuly cloud the follow-y
ing resolution, Ihich vu Adophd by the
Conveqtiou:
"WE in: the Donocricy of Thurs"
ton county pladg. thil' who support. to‘
theAqunverPgning an ‘gongress.
On motion of Mr. 0. E. Weefi, the dele
gate! elofled to the 'l‘vrrilorial Convention
were adsorbed to appoint. n waxy to cast
‘ their vote: for the nomination o! a Delegate
to Congress.
I (lit motion, the Convention adjourned
t'yiuc (lit. I
JOSA A. “1111‘- l,
; lluiri‘ham /
‘ IL .\I. WALKER, Src'y.
1 ——<.._ _
THE Mom”, ’l'Amrr.—-The N. Y. Times
‘ (Republican) in an article entitled, “Break
lcrsnAhend," thns spenks of the Turill' Act,
passed at the recent section of Congress :
‘3 “The thrifl‘ is highly unpopular in the
Border States. Tho one just. enacted is
lthe strongest nrgument yet addressed to
‘ them to go with the seecding ones, and is:
itelling with great. efl'ect. No matter how‘
l‘nbsnrd may he the statements nnd urge-l
intents used, they none the less cfi‘ect what
‘we would avoid. We do not at the present
‘momcut wish to give an opportunity to
ldmw an ill-natured picture of the Northern
capitalist. seeking by legislation to add tol
his gains, by increasing the cost of every
thing the poor man uses. No step could
have been taken so well calculated to alien
‘nte the Border States, at the very moment
it has been our policy to coneiliete them.
I The Seceding States have no It cqnal
Idisndvuntege in foreign courts. The un
time of Eoeope with whom we hevo most
intimate commercinl relations ere earnest
Advocates of free xrede. Yet at the very
moment that we most desire their Iympnthy
end c “on, we insult their convic
tions on: Itn'ko the eeverut blow in our
power s:] their interest. The _Seeeding
States Hoke intent edv-ntege of our
blundertend will make every eflort to lo
cero their good lilL-if not an eetul recog
nition, by edoptlng e eo-mereiul policy in
harmony with their own. It In for thin
pnl’pOll, undoubtedly, thnt the new torifl
lue postponed, to unit the report of the
aluminium you! ahead.
I lAt homeiud obroed, we on nlrieully
eeinth. ecu of our gratuitous oly.
Both Bull-h end French joun-Ie one
Inning vrlAh ilk-toad uni [theoretic
rebuke; with centre-to either openly mud
or implied, to fever of the We; Stetel.
Whet cooperation love we for all tha;
ncrilcell None whoever; or at lent. j
edeqnto one. '
l Camus o’Mau.aY.—The author of this
\brilliant novel, is thus spoken of in lhe
Philadelphia 1"“: :
" Lever. on the atrangth of hlalaaqa
r .
eon r a rdiy atyle in Deb
lln. The dreuea and jewela of hla wife (a
pretty creature, with feet usmall aa Gin
derrllla’a, e! whleh it h hard to say whether
lhe or he waa meet rain), eclipsed those all
the Ledy Lieutenant; his horses, equipnges
end liver-lad groom vaede the Vloemy’a
“turn out” appear ahabby ln euraparieeu ‘;
hla enuraalnueuu were on an equally meg
gificcut atyle; his residence is at Temple
bage Houee, a little any out of Dublin——
the former aaat, we believe, of Lord Pal
‘menton'a father, in the dnya when Ireland
had A separate Legislature 0! her on.
After keeping up the bell- at a great rate
for lateral yam, to lhe admiration of
Dublin, it anon Inca-a apparent that
Lev'er Ina 'trytog hla speed with a well
known public uacrloaary—the reault, dell
eately intimated in a leather phrase, vat,
“ he oatraa the Conn-hie," and retired
from Ireland jut in title to avoid the (all!
touch of tho beililf, for what Paddy called
“mplclou of debt," and he been waaleb
lag over the world overdue, dating Ila
books from all places, and baked to owe
more numerous and heavy bllle at the prin
cipel hotels in Europe than any other man
living, Lately he hu raalded in Italy, and
M tvo yeara ago, was a eluted Belt
ish Central at Speula, ahfipa aelary of
a y ' . la own
widen“ la atom 'aavanty arllea
iron hla Conanlete,"|nd he line with all hit:
old hablla ol extravagance. What a glen
dld Minister of Finance he aoakl mkel
lFor over 25 yaara ha he lived ea the fat
iol' the land, with no other capital than his
Ibralu, which is constantly at work on lone
‘, dashing atory. Ila had no money to start
l‘vvith—no reguler lean-e ta oan'y'en the
var with—yet how laxarioaa the men has
lived] Ila woald be a valuable Calinet
Minute: under a penallequbb-ed Guara
ml, .whloh had ocoaaluually to live by
their am. |
; Bonn?!“ i Fm“ Mix—Edward
‘Bntq I! St. Lonll. who he been telected
‘by Lincoln for I place in his Clarinet, in n
iletter to Thnrlov Weed, in Angnn. 1847,
among many other interesting thinge, adds
the following us n reach for Mining ofli
ciel alitlon:
"? never had the gift of fortune-making,
nnd u Inge family are depending for Inp
port lad education upon my probalonnl
’lnborl. Next monthmy wife expects to
present me with the fourteenth cilld, Ind
her first in budy twenty-three year: old.
And no, lir, you perceive that at home 1
nm 3 sort of captain, with: vholo com
puny of light infantry under :1 command,
whose physical neceeeitles n morn‘l dis
cipline may well nfl‘ord emplyment for all
the intornll of professional! lnbor.” And
Iyou may well suppose that n mu: so cir
lcumstnnced should not be ready to launch
upon the stormy deep of politics. I hnvc
‘no thought of doing so. A: far as my foel-‘
ling: or personal pride are concerned, I nm‘
isntiafied."
.0- Over 400,000 individual: are sum}
ally educated in the public school: of the
l'uitcd SIuLL-sl
I From the Puget Sound licrnhi, of May 2.}.
*L The (‘apiial Again.
. “ Gov. McUiii has addressed a letter to
IlllC Capitol (,‘ommissioncrs, stating that in
,hns'not received the plans and speciiivnw
‘tions for the erection of the Capitol iunilll‘l
“iuga, but will furnish them n~t mun as re-l
ccircd. He assured the Board that he will
illtl them to the extent of his ability in thr
‘tii‘ehargc ol' lllt'li' duties."
lly the above paragraph, which we take
lirom the Chronicle of the 18th hit, it will
be seen that the people of Vancouver are‘
ltnger to get hold of the money appropri
l‘ated by Congress for the ererliou of the;
tl'npitol, and their eagerness is but uatnral,‘
The amount already appropriated, with
lsueh ndditional sums as are looked for to‘
complete the structure, would be 0. nice windu
linil, and we do not blame them, nor woaltl‘
lwe blame the people of any town in the
Territory, for desiring to have it expended
in their midst; but we must here enter earl
wlemn protest against the nqnandariug oft
thiamonoy, without attaining the object
for which itis designed, We have goodl
reason tobelicvo that the leading portion
in the scheme concocted by the last Legisl
lature for the removal of the Capital, never
for a moment contemplated its permanent
location at Vancouver; well knowing, as
they could not fail to know, that such re
moval was neither in accordance with the
wishes of their constitnenta, nor with right
and justice as they relate to such matters
as seat: of government. Let thia question
he made the inn at the ailing election,
in this and other counties on the Sound,
and we have no hesitation in anying that
the candidntea pledged to removal will be
overwhelmingly defeated.
The superior rhino oi the Sound to the
Capital have been fully and ably set forth
by our ootemflporarics, and it. would there
fore be super aona on our part to attempt to
atrongthen the gronnda taken by them
against the removal to the Oohmhia river.
.Wo are still at the Opinion, honour, that.
the act passed by the loot Logiliatlfl, for
the removal of tho Capital, in not valid;
inching, an it does, the vital futon o! a
tan. Judge Strong ho! placed it h.- ia
vorahb 3 hit an pndhlo. and yet ho h
faiied to convince no of its validity. Hi
rnoat tnuahlo poaition ia the fact thotthoro
iaanothor not in our atatutoa in My
“WWW “-.n .
of which ha never mandtlonod. row
this he argues thot the a'pital Act mint
be perfect—moat be valid. With at lunch
ream and “one he might insist that ho
wrongs make a right; or thnt tlovfitufid
nnta ahoaid gown ttvo halved «lid atat
utu ottho tam oohmonuitb. Thin
line of argument doc! carry with“ to
lan. mtnda. .. , l J'mv‘! f; "
_=. . iii; ... .'5 Nut:
l "l'ha nomination of Eli-ha ‘O.“ 0 .
lhy, to be manta: Rolidont at 0 v
waa eonlnnod yeltcvday, after‘ _
aovavnl day- nt the Wof -,
Baker. t hen it Come up for actiol‘ ‘
kirk, h ham-at'aoaltotnfllr. Baler
it naveryfiatdod moi ;mnhont,
ov J ~i“, , W “OHM!
" 4.” ..‘ i' not. tan-o
v ‘.‘ & ...AI -. fi‘t ‘..‘2 W I”
not’ao- "i't'vntnw ffij li'cdtn
ahnlfi‘m‘lhhb. in” w '-- 1i
:xitb, .mm in, ac.-
W‘, W ,
thoseoakfiaoroarfiaad ptthq --' or
at one. In wwmm bod f
It was evident that under one or ' 3
not! hhhov. Mb Ivan Ith f .
amp pin mo hia Waugh, “‘r
sing him a! warning to mutate“. whole
a We
. I . ‘..“
mnc .' math,
hot, AI“ ”tad rm
who fina _ . “I I do.
cut. be mu .. thia-nim
to boparmittod to u _mlu'ngtony
in tho matter, Higcoll 0 (Baker) tank
prettly [ood “tarsal-“Va hi“
ahondnotgot. ' lhocotlldllbtj
and when, by , , lhii-domooratha
slipped in, it val too It! hia coiina u
to try to cheat him am that at». R.
scone most hnvn but a rich one; out! it‘ia
a pity tint the rain of the Senate S2M
admit of a full report of it. The " 'io
thn't'there ia'au evidently “:2." ' ‘
3&3“? “MM?" *
a on Ino ‘ y u,
tor tminttaenta, thawing]: ‘ nop
peiied to turn his back on Netnith 0G:
and appropriate the "an " entirely to _ _
an army. 0! conrao.fVaamith \viii not
talk oi than mutton openly, but some oi
bin deluded friend: have no scrapiea on the
subject, nad cane Baker at n terrific rota.
There in a storm brewing, evidently. v
fl, ,1 fire,
‘ “m Pumas“. GovM’or Smu
fliu muuL—Qaflu d rub-111... b
‘sumctiou, or lnvulon, (uye An euthorlty),
the President of the Bullet! Bum hu
power to cell oul. the milim of such Smu'
n he my dorm expedient. and keep than
under arm slx month- ; but the cull um!
be mule through the lever-l Governor! of
Sales, who Ire to judge whether iv. is jus
rifled by the couditlon of nfl'uirs, end who
may refuse to nuclion it. if they no proper.
lln cm of riot, the Governor of I Sutet
{may order out the milltlu to support the
"luws, and u pennlly is laid upon olllcerl end}
‘eoldlers refusing to obey such orderu, but
they are usually allowed n compensation
whm so called :ul. Bulfclf'l.
NO. 25.
: more of mien: Nm. l
i The following is the eorrenpondencoiu’
full. between Gen. H. Ti Beauregard and
L. l'. \Vulkcr, Secretary of War, which,
ltook place before hostilities commenced: i
l Not l.~Bcnnregnr\] to \Vulker. l
An authorized messenger front l‘reniilcut.
Li «L'i'itlljllst informed Governor l'ickemi
uml niywlf thut provisions will be sent. to‘
Fort Sumter peneenhly, or otherwise byl
force,
i No. 2.—\‘anker to Bennrrgai’d?" V I
l If you have no doubt of the authorized
.churneter of the agent who communicated;
ilo you the intelligence of the \Vnshington
Government. to supplying Fort Sumter by
force, you will at once demand its evacua
lion; and if this is refused, proceed in such
‘manner as you may determine, to reduce it.
i No. 3,—Bennregnrd to Wullrcr.
l The demnnd will be made to-rnorraw
:(llth) at twelve o'clock.
No, l.—<Wulkcr to Beauregard.
i Unless there are especial ransom connec
ited with your own condition, it It oonlideh
icd proper that you should make the demand
I
at an enrly hour.
1 No. s.—Buu¢gard to Wnlker:
‘ ’l‘he reuonl are epecinl for twelve o'clock.
.\'o. 6.—-Bennregnrd to Welter:
The demand wu lent“ I‘ 1 o’clock, Ind
until 6 o'clock allowed to luster.
No. 'l.—Wnlker to Beauregard: .
Teit‘gt’nph the'reply of Major Andaman.
No. 8.-Bennregard to Walker: _ "
Major Andenon replica: "LII" the
honor to Ickuovledge the MOI-your
communication demnndlng “none-odor
of this fort, end to any in replytlmeto‘
that itiu demnd with which regre
that my smear honor nnd hon
to my Government went ' "
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‘done with Fort Sumter. “ ‘
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Madrid )oumle the notion the
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on the mnrgln o! navenlnmcnu sent an. or they will
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' [Julie/in has an article on the Isle cum-n
‘news, from which we clip the foliowirg scu
isiblc r'xtrur‘t :
i “Now that war has begun, will it be u
brief one 7 We can make no conjecture n
jthis point without knowing the owed: oi
_the Administration, or how {Brit int-ml:
1m go. Is the aim to subdue the Southern
‘Slntos, and whip their; back into allegiance?
fil’ so, the tuck must be u protracted one.
Whatever dirpuity then click batman
tho two traction- ol the nutty-d u
‘grr-nt diwarity certainty docluiua ins;
‘thu Smith—«it must be seen at a 373.0%.
ylhnt the work of conquering them in not to
ibo accomplished in u day. And Mug ll
‘thia lime um thin brat-hung content in
{going on, vim um win be lost, what Inf
-Iraring cndurod, what property destroyed,
whnt germs of vice and crime plated !--
'l‘be United State- !nu not ”tensed to
feel the denomination gnaw“ by tho
Moxie-n, ur. The sum hrs. “I“ In]
drunk-rd: mnnuracumd by um Menu
paigu of war, have not ”than painted,
imprisoned or buried in outlay us.
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