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The war continues to rage furiousy-and the whole country is looking on with wonder and astonishment at the retreats and advan- ces, the flank movements and the multtudin- ous events of Ia petite guerre. We would call it civil war, but really there is nothing ciuii about it. Hpartakes more of the Indian and savage character. It spares neither age. nor condition, nor sex. It is ruthless, and vindic- tive. and exterminating.

 Never before has there been such an exhi- btion in this country. Never before has our indignation been so deeply excited. The whole nation thrown into confusion-poltical parties formed, and public interest swayed and directed by means, and for ends which are equally disgraceful and degraded. Cabinet ministers ejected from office. and foreign min isters appointed and recalled, the President and Vice President engaged in criminations and re-criminations. Green and Blair light ing like two bulldogs and after an exclama- ton of wonder and surprise,w are told by the combatants that it is all about tcOnsan.

 "Who lost Mark Anthony the world?

 "Who vast betrayed the capitol?"

 We put it to the AmeKican people, shall such things be? We beg those who venerate the sanctity of private life. who occupy the relations of fathers, of husbands, of brothers,