Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-14

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Concerning the dead Iay nothing but
good
rbe students Of the Western TheOlogi.
cal Seminary were favOrsd Whh = short
sddjress, few days since. by PAh.TAh
Sc ia, otherwise, Rev Peter Jacobs, =
chief Of the 0jlbwa tribe Of Indians. Be.
ing present Ihesrd the address. This chief Is
noble looking. He has great muscular pow
er, and seems we'll able to contend with
the bear, the buffalo and wild boar. He
grew in the forest. Nature herself not
one Of her joarueymsn, made him, | speak
Of him physically,) He i' perfumed With
natures own aromaties. Contrasted With
him, our city bred men--men 50 called BY
the'nselves--snd men they are, tVo, il
smooth, soft hand, we'll cultivated NOUS
tsche, cologne and pOn1ads d Ia ross can
make them men, sontrSated with him these
.eem LiIiputians beside CULVER. Mr.
Jacobs has been converted to the Christisn
religion. He is, by profession, an English
WesIeyen, having been ordained 10 the
ministry, when in England, by that demon
lnstion. He bears testimony to the power
of the gospel to tame even the wild rcd
man Of the forest. He says the mutterings
aud peeping of their medicine men will not
save the poor Indian,
-t -...t Whose untutored mind
Sees God in clouds and hears him in the wind
fhey must have something more-a bet
ter morality, better religion. He showed
us ambrotype Iikenesses Of bis squsw and
con and daughter. know that some of
your readers have not much symrathw for
the acknowledging that be mercilessly mur-
dered their relatives iu early times: but
ct such remember that those were his uu.
enlightened fathers nrged on by revenge
and not little prOvocation too.
You know the religious movement that
is going on here, as indeed, all over the
country. There has been, and still is, u
union prayer meeting kept up here which
is attended by all the denominations Of
Christians. Many have been brought to
connect themselves with the different
churches having experienced . hope Of
heaven through Christ.
The Lsuten season is drawing to q close.
With certain class of persons, eggs and
fish have been in great demand; bsefstske
being forbidden. because ofsome supposed
qusIity 10 it, which, for about SIX weeks in
the spring Of the year, has great power to
assist the Devil in destroying men's souls
These persons and the butchers look for.
ward to Easter equally anxious, for at that
time the one expects to have good roast
of steak and the other TO dispose of more
than bis common sales. | never could see
any relation between bees and heaven, a.
why person couldn't enter the lArder
with as much impunity in Lent as at 9th.
er seasons Of the year.
The autILecompton meeting which was
held in the City Hall on the evening u
the 24tb, expressed the feeling generally
entertained here with regard TO the Ad'
mlnistratiou and Kansas. That immense
Hall was filled to ovelAOwiEg. The meet
ing wss addressed, first by w. A. stokes
Mr.. s., is y fine looking man aud q good
orator. He took strong ground against
Administration. But J W. Forney,of tht
Philadelphia Press. was the orator Of the
evening. Mr.. F., is tall man,not heavy
but we'll prOpOrtioOsd. His forehead il
high, indicating bis intellectual powers tc
be not Of the columon mould. He, too
has broke friendship with the President. -
Mr.. Buchanan owes much to Forney fol
his present elevation;and if he falls he may
look TO the Philadelphia Press as not th'
least efficient instrument 10 his overthrow
Last week the lovers of instrumental
music were entertained at grand concer
10 city Hall by Thsbberg and Vieuxtemps
The reserved seats we're dollar and half
consequently none but the more wealthy
could pay for the entertainment. The pres
tige of bis name drew vast crowds to hea
him. The great Thabberg! Yes il
Thabbelg that is to perform; and 90 the!
{ 20 i; not so much to hear good music, as tt
.4Asdr TAdbberg make t. Why are ou
people SO anxious to bear foreigners sing
Why does not some, Yankee draw the boV
and strike the keys? A very good reason
the people will net come to hear him If b
be not from Germanv, or his name some
what aFrenchi6ed." 1t may be We ar
to much Of a matter.of.fact people to tur
our attention to music, and 50 lsavs that t
foreigners. The foot 10 We pay for it any
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