war, with the exception of Thad. Stevens and j a few followers, who were then, and continue to be now, quite as good Secessionists as Jef fkbbon Davis or any member of his Cabinet. If the promises of Mr. Raymond be sound, his conclusions are certainly correct. He differs from Thad. Stevebb in both, precisely as, du ring; the war, any Union man would have differed from any Secessionist.