The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-07 00:00:00

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DERRY WARD BIW)BRR ON RROON-
STRUCTION.

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ermiria fee writing mea, to take away the tionliaisted, so-
rrowed wgroes, aed pat them away gm the W•sterse"W
ty! It la a question mom absurd than any ever sated out.
aide of a lunatic asylum. Maryland says at this time of
dut "Shirk, so
me, sneak out at your duty ; act con-
temptibly ;by no means sot like ■sasa." Oar beer* I my,
should be turned towards all ea:people. 0 ivemoney, clothes,
and education to the whitte—lee, and to the coloured people.
We are to eery the run* the commas wheat, and
the academy to all the wirers States, and to all the people
teen the orally. Law's mit make men—yo
oiler u may ca
the negro all the pretty nausea in the world, but t they
Coralligant, indwitrior, cud devoted to the ler of
, ea are the people of this part of the country,
greet be one whit ,a' r off than sow. We never can deny
sae in this country lees any civil right far which he is
moil fitted. If the negro eon be proven fit for the suffrage,
for Abe holding of property, he will not lon be kept o
mightut of
14. As • point of traritico, a property qWlfiestion
be seemited—sot r Seal but as • treository measure.
Woe do I believe that this nation would put pas into the
bands at 150,000 mares, and then deny them the rigid to
vote. I briar with Sherman, that • man who haa carried
• musket has • right to carry • ballot. Let us
bre this for • beginning, let those
and who I
wouhave
like fougto re
ht our
battles have the right to vote, ld
the democrat, the man who can look this black hero
in the far sail say he ia not fit to vote. He himself is
set et to vote. Some people say, "Are we never to her
the bat of the once l'' We have heard nothing but the
aggro since the day of our birth. Well, why don t you sup-
press him I I tell you you've got to dine and sup on negro
until yen do him juatice. When you do, he'll sink away
from caucumes, corsair's', or parties ; but ludas you do
he'll haunt you, bell haunt you here end haunt you there,
until • bleaker than he haunts you hereafter. God's world
is a world of work ; if you would rest, work, and then if
yon would rest, die and rise to • higher sphere, to the in-
dustry of God himself. There la no higher, nobler duty than
that of work, and of all work that which elevates • fellow
mu is the dearest, the sweetest, the moat divine ; let us
then together, and withnotiousbie unanimity—with trust in
God sad trust in each other, accept the duty that Use plain
before us. and to the hest el ear God•giving ability do it,
Lad do it with our might.

On Sunday evening, the 22nd ult., an Rev.
'Henry Ward Beecher preached • sermon on Recon-
struction, iu which he gave au unqualified endorse-
ment of Preeideut Johnson arid his policy of
reconstruction. it It seems (says the Boston J•ttr-
nal of Oct 24) that it been intimated to Mr.
Beecher that artioles condemnatory of President
Johnson and the policy of the r.dministration,
which were attributed to him throughout the
~,,,,,try► were doing damage to thr cause be has at
heart, aud iusamuch u be did not write the articles.
it was deemed proper that he Mould place Molest(
rig' ht upon the record. In this stemma be aid se."
Mr. Beecher took his tut hoot the Book of Samuel,
where the prophet narrates the retaking of
the ark,
and closes by saying, "Ti m far the Lord bath
leans," sad after suggesting the duty of recognis-
ing God's hand in our stairs and feeling decreed-
erne on the, be proceeded as follows :
W. seed also the eseresponding duty of good will be rum
Nothing totter than a gammas end trustful spirit to those
who ham bees is error one crown ear victoria& 'lsere
hitherto been persistent tampering wrong, and f sow de-
sire to be is egteadireg she hand of fellowship. When
-the crime of these our fair page, charity wee& me.
tabooed • vitalise against us is favour of slavery. Now
thou are Maimed ; the mute of trouble is removed, and
to
it
has become em privilege and deity, as it is my pleasure,
plead for • Imps memo of good will and love towards all
men. Is athirst place we outset expect those who have
boasters* by this sanity to gut over in an hour their life•
long prejudises sod Weill. And while we are calling them
citizens end brothers we should remember that movies-
mom is semetimes Wager in is run than the disease, and
ma who have bee tern and despoiled by fierce, relentless
war, cannot in • moment change. Nor are we VI expeot them
to give tip their theories. Mee at theNoeth are disappointed
became pecssat mea at the South are perdoeed whet
they do set give up their theory of seosesioe. I should not
mum them if they did. Let them accept the fact of
Union from this time caw thrill:en hue their theories.
A mu who too readily giup thrtheorise and doctrines
ounce maks a desirable Mises. I expect them to retain
their theories, bet to swept the fads. Nor is it right to
distrust their professions. It is said they will ague get
into power and then do as they please. ow do you ex-
pect to preterit them! Somewhere men must be' believed
end Rested. What guersaties would you ask—ho MOON
them! I think the attar destruction ot slavery is the beet
gursety. Why was the North valid, sad stresg, and health-
ul! to
she promoted freedom axed the doctrines of
liberty. Oar theories were biter, bat perhaps sot our
prectiose—they were made to be what they are by false
theories of political Konen . Slavery, which is another
name foe • kingdom to to human rights, was the
came of our perpetual streak with them. Tae necessity
of their instatatiorui collided with the amenities of oar
instantiate. Now that slavery Is destroyed the cause of
mosestos is destroyed. Osee let them heathen
laws be destroyed, and slavery takes away, sod
we west so guarenty. There will then be no cause
for million. I want guaranties of some sort, and the
best I believe to he the effectual destruction of slavery.
It is add that the South &Muhl be humbled before it is re-
cane mr"ra.
_yesterday a woman, named
osived back. So far from that, I want to save the self-re.
sped of the South ; and he is the wisest statesman who can
carry them through this booth withoutless of their self- Elizabeth Dimmer, was charged before the Salisbury magis-
trates with murdering her illegitimate child by throwing it
resct. 1 would go backward, sod cover their nakoderes.
andpe let them oath back to the full right' of manhood and into a rive/ in Fisheries, a Friday night. The child was
bora is the Salisbury workhouse in April,lB64, since which
citizenship. Ob, how they have suffered ! peeled, ersred.
wailing for than who have perisited in the service of a nose time the primmer has lived with her mother, and it appears
which itself has perished. And do you say let them be still that differences have frequently arisen between her and
sn other members of the family renceeting the ohild. On
ter d ter yin. lar nnibeetk,„,,,gl:: kalitimirtr:fwartamt cisnt,—,4 Friday evealog she went out with the ohild, saline that she
ourespreminaatialsaverygen:osoughaqvemrthypflezdithogarfollesaticorglagoor, and.
ever, she she Wdideallsoa"tadoa,friabi7td. lasemteredshßessdicelednupohn!w•
named Baker, in Fishertoo, and asked palmettos
iii.. Let the true men find the Southern heart, and let
traitors he ignored by both parties. I was pained by the to stay is the house during the night, saying that she was
many criticrices 1 saw is the papers spa General LOS, the
gen away to Southampton onfollowing morales. She
was
cryieg, and complained of having been ill used by her
wmikehnottch.,,i'iminadt LmPraidAlabet ofooma ItS•istpdthembi ...rf etc,' the methee. At this time the had set the child with her, and
came of rebellious NOW that time, however, he bee en being asked what she had done with it, she replied that
acted as well become him ; the mint ranted that be she had put it out to nurse on the previous Tuesday. On
ecioaciestiously believed in the cause of the South, we most Saturday morning Mrs. Baker mat with her to the Booth
Western station, bend saw her off by the trio. The body
admit that he has oonducted himself without unsocuary
violesee ; and when be laid down his sword, who maid be tat: shbandoinhalsgowniww.baw iden asnetiifibsd•nronoewd afTmt indro°rtiZioser lir:
more modest, more quiet, more. lionoarable than he! And
when he was oiled to the ~.. Supertheodegat Callow proceeded to Southamptoo,
glad to use him take it. retaneed cal 4to thd.oc*solnilegethe'inlg - —to where he succeeded in apprehending the prisoner
'rapport hircsalf, and the criticisms made by our papers at • brothel on Sunday afternoon. On being charged
were as ungenerous are they were unfair. 1 believe that the with the murder she made no reply, but on het
young mu who &thud that Methadon will be well drilled way to Salsbury she raid, " Mr. Caldow, this is a bad
in the main, wad lam heartily glad be obtained the pri. job. It's all mother's fault and my brother's, always
thwarting me about the child." She was method in the
thn. The two great questions sow unfolding into praised
now but added. .. 1 intended to drown myself wk.n
th"elicpaltadaaruies are ' fooirskof TM nabanantimmcnimi°6tins°l Bar „„,,ther° Sates '4'. I threw the child Into the rine. I went back to the place
two or three time. to see whether It was quiet or not.
sweet
;"mid' the
grunting
et
the rights of the black At the coulasios of the evidence before the minuets'
re"' It le btu " that resUwatim Wald at caw the said. "I did away with the child, and did sot care how
anthem It is part of our belief that all men should par. I ~ _
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myself. Enoi__
no borne, i_,_d_ _
take acvely in the administration of civil affairs. Some sees o m2,-,zr 7:4"....t.1ima ".1... 1...,7:h.:'..;
precedt qualifications should be made, of course. The
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am.
ice.ins caltissittourndlitlcirrilt should her em area with„. posted t',71.'176.7,..777.h.rg. a 7.2,„717,,r•
slavery. Marouniti: notl;;ermrttee.l to ;he part SHOT BY a—BOT.—Our readers will remember
in the goveroment until so conditioned that they can that some few weeks ago • Captain Ward, of one of the
not destroy It. They must swear never again to attempt to Lake Erie steamers, was brought up eh _ _ with a crl-
- us. They mast sot only declare their act of seam mired assault on a young girl. A young lady respectably
don null and void, but ale initio false and heretical. They concerted was placed miler his charge for a short time, and
should also establish the rights of the freedman to work teking advantage of this Poitiers he brutally assaulted
when, where, and as much as he plasm ; to be made the bor. The evidence given on the examisation for the pro-
equal of all other men before a court and in the eyed the escudos at Lexiogtoo, sear Detroit, clearly went to prove
law. Be should have the protection of the law, sad have his gall& Friday last was appointed u the day when
as ready acme to the court as any other man. I hold also Dome for the dehisce were to be examined.
w About 9 o'clock
that be should have bad the suffrage, bemuse it is • petard on Friday evening the court ad Saturday morn-
right. Be has a right to make the laws which govern him. log. Captain Ward was present at the examination, as
and to determine the =midi-atm seder which he lives. He was also • brother of Mies Farman's—a boy about 15 years
hue right to he a einem because he isa man. I think it old, though small of his age. After the court had ad-
would have saved the land trouble if these rights Ind been ieurn the crowd Famed ouitister the street, tied Ward
given to the freedmen. This does net make him a social ales, Is
arnestly with two f It appears that the
equal. Do you *appose that • newly-landed Irishman boy, for such be is is appearance if not in age. followed
themes my social equal! Do 1 rush into his arms at t
hat him, aad when about • hundred yards down the street.
sad ask him to be my son.in.law! How absurd to say that drew • revolver sad fired. Ward was but a few feet
because I claim them rights for the black man I therefore in advance at the time, and the ball took effect. to-
must like him. I confess I am so thoroughly under the taring abut the small of the back and pausing out just
isfineuce of long-time prejudice that I have never below the lower hip. He immediately staggered sad I
felt the slightest indication to marry a black woman ; nor fell. when Fume° fired two more sbots, which
do I thick it well that any sort of intermarriage betimes took effect, coo editing or pawing through the
blacks sod whites should be permitted. But, oh, these lung. and the other striking • rib and glancing outwarda,
Southern men, how immideot is theirtalk about mimics's*. inflicting • severe and tabled kelt wound. Farman imme-
tioo. They are rover opposed to practical miecogeoatioa diately turned about, walked into the court.room, where
down time. Their blood is scattered all over their dente. emend pewee were still remaining,
and. gave himself into
time. We hold that this should never be • but if it is to custody. The greatest excitement prevailed in Le:logics
be. lei it be ands the law of wedlock. Time things are as intelligence ot the bloody. transaction ran through the
simply preposterous, widened worth serious cionsiderstion. town. The ipdignation against Ward In that locality has
These *top muted all difficulty would be ended. With- beer very great, and, as a coesequence, the palmier fulls(
out them troubles will arm. aod they would mainly affect did not condemn the boy for hie act. The wounded man,
the South. There four mailbag men are at the South, and says the Detroit free Press, has sines been removed to
if there are upriengs and difficulties they will be there, sot Introit, to the residence of his father. At the latest •s•
here. I depot knowwhat the President's mind is, if indeed be counts be was still alive; bat faint hopes were eatertaleed
knows it himself. Much complaint has bees made of his of his
he recoveapoery.
survHis medical attendant
te, s express the belief
reticence, but I °oaten that I think his retinue admire. that tt ive.—Turonto Ghi Oct the
Isle in one who has nothing to say. In hie answer to South A SINGULAR ELECTIONEERING CLALIV.—AS el-
Carolina's delegation—South Carolina that before she was treordisary electiomering_esse was heard at the quarter
received spin into the family seeds her advice to Washing- acesiou of Limerick on Wednesday. It primate ie • new
toe, end suggests to the President what he would better do, end strikiog though either ludicrous light, the inflame*
how refreshior—he (the President) said we must be prim of popular bklads in atirrieg up the feelings of the people.
tical in our effort& and I think his course is emerald, wise, a local bard. named Terme O'Driscoll, processed a
clerk
sod we have bad • man in the presidential chair who is the employment of Mr. Russell, M.P., for a sum of
has proven himself more wise in the solution of questions AL 56„ balance of " wages claimed by the plaintiff for
bromtht Whim than President Johezzoo. I think his leavieg he important voted serviess on the occasion of the
of these questions to cowers emieently wise and much 1.51 election.: _ The endues was highly amusing and
better than would be the Cesarean practice of deciding for chuecteristic of herdic habits aed principles. It wend
himself, and by himself alone. But in regard to criticism appear that the plaintiff ham a prolific arid unscrupulous
and advice, 1 don't thick we are so very free from censure. muse, and is ready to devote his lyric powers to every one
When a black mao can ride in the can, can appear in court, who pays him. He seemed rather proud of his achieve-
s:an own property, ma attain to the full stature of manta In stirring up the passions of the mob
citizenship herr, we may turn to the lecturing of our for or against any perms or object, and sometimes both.
Southern brethren. I codas that if I want to advise them, in opposite wave, according to the payments which
I should speak very mildly, because if they should ask mo he remised. With exquisite sangfroid he avowed
in what State I was born I should be compelled with blushes himself ready to write and sing a song of any purport,
to exci
to admit that it was she loyal State of Connecticut. for whoever eroployed him. At the he lent election, as
Let me express my gratitude to God that he had appointed licialleged, he was mused teMr.
without our forethought. and almost without our know- Spaight, and thought it meritorious that he faithfully pet-
ledge a man siocularly fitted to take up the work when formal the task. Some a • eau of his ballad poetry were
his Martyred predecessor left it. Thus far I cannot lay my read in court, and affo much amusement. Hewes paid
hand upend
an act whet:l4oes not seem apt, fitting, and most a certain sum per day as Mr. HaseelPs poet laureate, but
wise. yr ilb a clear era • skilful head, he has sue on demanded the balance as per agreement. The mart, how-
weaving moat cleverly the robe which was to cover the I ever, took an unexpected view of the matter, and, Mina
entire brotherhood of the Stith of the Union. The extra- , the ablest, upon the plaintiff's own testimony, as
ordinary unanimity in the natiou In respect to him is ,wet dismissed the prover.
gratifying. We who voted for him and made him our Vim. Tee BSILMINGHAM SHOW AND THB CATTLE
President, of course are
is of proud him, but what most fills
my heart with gratitude, and my unqualified marvel and . Piactor..—A speed meeting of the council of the Bimini-
hem Oritie and Poultry Show has been called for Thursday
thanksgiving, is the complete onversim. of our enemies , next. to consider the following resolutions :—" The triton-
who opposed him at the date of his election, with such i lion of this meeting having bees called to the order in
virulence and spite. Let us, however be chartable, bet council of the Itst alt.. and to the existence of the cattle
us hope ewd"..e.n that that this eudd" nee,Temidt„ may plague in many parts of the country, resolved :—• That it
be genuine, and Inas they win bower/me. in re• would be injudicious sad Improper to hold • show of cattle
gourd to the President, our President, the country's Pre- this year in Biogley.bell, as previously contemplated,
trident, I think he believes that all measures for the re- std that an intimation to the effect that no
list of the blacks must have the cordial support and cattle will he admitted be forwarded immediately
countenance of the Smith. We here cannot aid them •{ to those persons who hue filled up cattle certificates of
they sin at arms length, and it is Ad wise for the ten entry, but that the arrangermate for the other divisions of
general preeminent to attempt to regulate their affairs. the show be carried forward, and the rates of charge for
The laws aid intereste of the government and of ourselves exhibiting agricultural sad horticultural implements, ke.—
will prove of no avail if they are hostile and unpleasant to educed, is order that the whole building may be occupied.' '
the white wen of the South. Oaths and oblig.tions won't Mr. Councillor Lowe has gives' notice that ha intends at
help the matter, aid if President Johnson is wittier for this meeting to propose, "That in consequence of the post-
the adoption of these plans by the people of the South, he ponement of the Smithfield Show for one week, the f
A Bi
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is actin; with cherecrerndic Prudence and sagacity roiughaza Cattle and Poultry Show be also postponed or •
coloured mu'. testimony is to be taken like any one else's similar peria, TU., front Saturday, Nov. 25, to Saturday,
for what it's worth ; hot let it be taken for just that. I Dec. zre
thank God the President is a Southern man • he's just ri
...M OF LONDON lIORPITAL FOR DUMMIES OP
t
the man ws mat, if we are going to reecest;net. you. Tim ()MIT, VICTORIA PAM—The amber of patients
can't manage hearts as von can bricks mid mortar.
No New Ragland Imo could do as won as Mr. John- r±e,,rljl7",..„,,th.isi ti.....tujim during last week wee 982' of
sole, although he might know more. Be is of the "-."'" new -
Smith, he knew them, sad will, I know, do more for [Ad vertisemee
nt-- HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.— Coofi-
them than any nos else. Now is the winning time ; the dential advice.—To all persons who suffer from bilious bee balm.
tram to stake by s
urprise
ti the what. I believe in hie, disordered stomach, Dittoes:Nes. or flatulency, thew Vila are
I menet* wee more surprised than at Mr. Blair's late speech.. minc:ite"mt""ontsilY nrei:r erseen, drithaioutthewealtiartvolnebssol. taint gruhiscirktt
This aerie imenious man promise to take four millioss of ~..yetem. If ollowey's Tills are especlay useful In dewlap
men by the hair, leer them up by the roc* sod send them away any excess or bile which usually produces fever, unless
out of the reentry. It is possible to take weederilig tribes remedial measures be adofeed without delay. In asthma.
of lodises fvut place to place, but the Meths is entirety bronchitic. and conentiou of the lungs they my be relict spot
different—as is the vine feast a bamboo. Tim Indian pores "rauswestr all 'WWI'. std by usTifYialt mod Mulatto, the
mouissiou they effectually prevent relapses. By loosing the
straight as a blifllboo ; the African, like a vine, embraces A-ii., to. fait...tmtinn if nil% sad qckly carrying it a 1,,,..
and entwines about everybody he ca s. What the South due Sues, thsee—pree wed off low spirt* Intimmernadmere
made iejsboar. Is this a jlasq, Albin Ur illosilbic main' ell Aidosidgi Slaw ad mime

The !wiseacre was then takes back is custody.
This beim; the elms of the ear for theo=zetir.,
Mr. Herrmg said—More I nu—. say in you
wombip, or C.
any witnesses I would relation, ask it
you hare decided ow seeding this case for VIA beams if m
it would hy useless my going on.
Mr. M .ss6•ll--As for making ttp my mind to seed Itch
tbbairial. I have set dorm that. Yea am address was i
immuse ant not satisfied PA the hasty way
=lathe warrast has ben executed on the ere of tie trig '
for the assault.
Kr. Herring—lt has gone forth to the public that my •-4
client was net weals& to practise. To aim that he is, y
hold In my head • diploma which be obtained in New Took, ,
and another What bail will yeti take, sir
Mr. Mansileld—llie own bail is the sum el 4,0001, sad
two sureties in 2,000 L each for hie re-appermiace.
Felix Thurbstru. • vitiated lieutesentmokmel, residing ,
16, Stanleyreeeeet, Kensington, sad Withers Dung
Benjamin Johumenbaohlishsr, of 11 yrtle-wille, Laurel-arm,
Nage, were the
The,
cue was then adjourned, and prisoner left with his
solicitors sad Mimed&