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ssssss. CHOICE FRUIT TREES, ETC.
500 .-ar THE,
...aT THE.

N.Y. SO1u@buS Nursery.
CTANDARD N DWARF APPLE AND PEAR
y Trees of tie finest varieties: also Peach. Plumb
and cherry trees. of all kinds. suited TO this climate e.
New Hardy Grape Vines, such as Delaware. Diana,
Rebecch Logan. etc. See oar Descriptive Cat..
logue. just printed.
SM VII FRUIr5-Currants. several new and
improved varieties: Gooseberries. Blaokberries.
Raspberries. several new sorts: Strawberries. 30
varieties, etc. etc.
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS, ever
greens, Roses. ETC.. in greatest variety: alto Double
DahiIas, Verbenas. and other Towering plants at
low prioeI (Senl for n Descriptive Cataloguss)e
Articles securely packed, SO ms TO go by canal or
railroad almost any distance with safety. s,
III. B. BATEHAM g. CO.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Aar. ], 1850 6w40.
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MA German flute player while serenading
a young country woman. a short time siHce, in
Brooklyn, N. Y, was assailed by ii jealous ri
val, who struck him ON 'fhe head so violently
as to fracture his skull. The serenadeu girl
had him taken into the house, nursed him
tenderiy, and married HIM as soon as he was
restored to Consciousness, to the unspeakab e
chagrin of his brutal assailant.
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l.
Iepg u In Ashland County

George wiubigler. at al Common Pleas.
DjRSUANT TO the Command of an Order 10 sell
i Nor gagged Premises; duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County. dated
the 18th day of March. 1860, and to me 4 recied, I
will sell at Public Auction, at the door of the Court
House in said County. on
Saturday. The l4h day of April, 1860,
betw, en- the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
0 clock. P. NJ. OF said day The following described
lan'ls and tenements, 10 wit: Being the East half OF
the Seuth East quarter, of section eight. in Town
ship twenty one. and Hang fifteen. containing eight
acres, excepting twenty acres sold 10 Jonah Metealf,
off of the Seuh end thereof. Appraised ut s
Terms of Sale-Cash Z
JOHN j.. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
March II. 1860. 4ltspf So. 90
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earFrom the Elmira On. 70 Press, we
learn that an Irish woman residing at Johnny
Cake Dam, in Ghemung county. gave birth,
about two weeks since, to three children at one
time. she has been married but three years,
but during hat time has presented her hus-
band with no less than three little responsible
itissl
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DISSOLUTION

I>IIE public will lake notice that the partnership
i herstotore existing between The undersigned,
under the firm name OF NJ. S. CAMPAELL q Co
has This day been dissolved by mutual consent
-Aks business will hereafter be conducted by NJ. S.
Campbell. All persons indebted 10 The firm. will
please call on him and settle, as said Campbell in
emp TO close up the old busi ness as som as posi-
tble. NJ. S. CAMPBELL
W. F. SAPP.
March IS. 1869. r| 3w43
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% it is excellent
To have a giants strength; but it is tyranr
To use it like a giant

"The terror that surrounds involuntary ser
vitude carries its own a fear that
inaaSS;;shes every sentiment of mercy, springs
only from a consciousness that it is dangerous
even to forgive. The civilized world has seen
No such barbarity as Virginia has displayed
under the mockery of justice"
by the same logic it could be established that
every government which has executed men con-
victed of high crimes, done it from motives of
''cowardice'' and 'vengeance." The criminal
codes, then, of all organized governments owe
their origin to the same motives.
The terror that surrounds involuntary ser
vitude" could not have moved the authorities
of observation-disclosures after months of drilling
and tampering with the slaves, the canspirators
were unable to seduce one from his loyalty to
his master-and when the hour of battle come,
the slaves and the masters made common cause
against their invaders. The averment that
as Virginia has displayed under the mockery
of justice" could only come from a mind as
thoroughly diseased, and as dangerous to the
public peace, as that of JONI BRowN and his
fellows in crime. In face of the evidences
that exist on every hand Of their sympathy
with the crimes of JOHN Br2owN & Co., in
their efforts to desolate the Southern States
with fire, faggot and sword, any formal dis
claimer they may make will have no weight with
the intelligent people of this country.
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F V
SPLENDID STRAW BERRIE

HoOKER,-Very productive; large, beautiful
and of UNEQUALED QUALITY.
WILSON'S MISUNDERSTANDING productive
FINE FOR MARKET.
DE CIR AND.-IMMENSE SIZE
splendid appearance. and high fdvor.
PYR MlDAL CHILIAN.-Very handsome pro
ductive. hardy. and good Rdpor.
LARGE EARLY SCARLET,-THE EARLIEST:
productive. and erceHent.
As it rs impo ssible to secure all the excellencies
of this most popular fruit IN one Uariety, we offer the
above as comprising, in five sorts, the various points
desirable.
We again confidently RECOMMEND the HOOK
Err. as by far the best for famiiy use. if only one sort
is to be planfed-com6infng a greater number Of excel
Lencies than any other rarely. e.,
nsA- All of the above have perfect flowers. and
will produce excellent crops, if planted singly or
together.
PRICE,-(securely packed to be forwarded by
express -4ss
Per 100 plants of any of The ab.ye varieties, : 80. 90
I" 100 " 20 of each variety 300
" 500 " 100 of each variety, so
g 1000 " of the Hooker, 1000
II. E. HOOKER & co
Commercial Nurseries.
3wf1 Rochester, N. J..
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CUR MUsIcAL. FRIFND.

@$Bs5.s.@@.s=l..
.OUR MUSICAL FRIEND" a Rare Companion
for the Winter Months.
Every Pianist, Should procure this week
Every Singer, ly Publication OF Vocal
Every Teacher, and Piano Forte Music.
Every Pupil. costing hut 10 CENTS
Every Amateur, n number. and pro
nounced by The entire Press of the Country. to be
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST WORK OF THE
| IN II WORLD"
Twelve full-sizel Pages of Vocal and Piano Forte
MUSIC FOR 10 CENTS. ~
Yearly. s.: Half yearly. Sf.1l; QIarterly, Sl.75
Sub scribe to Oar Nls;cll Friend" or order it
from The nearest Newsdealer. and you will haze Mu-
sic enough for your entire family and at significant
COST; and if you want Music ior the Fluse, Violin,
Cornet, Clarionet. Accordion. exc etc subscribe 10 the
SOLO EL0DIST,
C%ontaing 10 pages. costing only
10 Cts. a Number; Yearly, $3.50; Half yearly, St,25.
All the Back Numbess at 10 cents and Bound
Volumes. containing II Numbers, at S. 80 each.
con SANITY on hand. st
@. B.. SEYMOUR s. CO.,
3m40 10T Nassau ST.. New York.
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f9rThe Charleston Convention meets upon
ihe 23d of April, Douglas birth day. The
Chicago Convention on the 10th of May, the
birth day of Seward. 1t is pretty generally
conceded that. these two gentlemen stand the
best chance of the nominations of their respect
i've parties.-Ashiand Times.
@rThe foregoing looks very much as though
the Times had abandoned CHASE and was dis
posed to cut loose from the Oberlin %instruc-
tions. What's in the wind? 1t is by no
means apparent to us that there is any such
acknowledgements" thing as above set forth.
The gentlemen may have been born on the
days stated, but We don't believe that Ell
ther were ever born for nominations by the
Conventions named.
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The en.erpris.ns proprietor of

The en:crpris.ng proprietor of
CHESTNUT grove WHISKY,
The Purest Medicinal Agent ever KNOWN has
furnished the community Il stimulant. Pure, Health
full and lnvigoraiing. at the same lime a mild deli
cious beverage Ii is calculated TO do away with
the vile drugged stuff that is palmed off on the COM
munity. and which is injurious to body and mind.
In addition 10 the certificates beneath. he has re-
ceived a Diploma from the STATE AGRICULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY. and additional testimony from DIR.
] CKSON. of Boston, who testides under oath to
its absolute purity.
GER TIFF CA TES
P Iddciphia. Scpt. oh. 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut
Grove Whi>key which you sent us. and find that it
contains none of the Poisonous Sui stance known as
Fusil, which is The Characteristic and injurious in
gredient of the ~wlIiskeys in general use.
GARRET Y CAMAC
.Anaiyicai Chemists.
Nsao York. S1pt. Sd, 1858.
Ihave annlyzed a sample of Chestnut Grove Wits
key. received from MIR Charles Whtrton, Jr. of
Philadelphia, and have carefully tested it. 1 am
pleased 70 state that it is en- irely free from poison
Gus or deleJerious substances. 1t is an unusually
pure and fine favored gu lity of w~hiskey-
AME r. Chiffon.
AnatyhcaE Chemist.
Bost n. NIrch IN. 1851.
have made a chemical analysis of commercial
of Chestnut Grove Whiskey. which proves
TO be free from the heavy Fusil Oils. and perfectly
pure and unadul: era'ed. The fine favor of this
turing it. Respectfully.
A. y. HAYES, NJ. D.. State 4ssaYer,
No. l, Boylston Street.
For sale by C. WHARTON, JR
Sole Principal Agent,
10w42 No. 116 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
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SHERIfF'S SALE.
In Ashland County
Common Pleas.

.SHERIf rs SALE. 81.
Directors of Ashland
County Infrmary, In Ashland County
VS.. Common Pleas.
Isabella Evans.
DJiSU TO the Co nmand of an Order of sale
duly issued from the Court of Common Pleas
o. Asirlt1I County. Dated The Eth day OF March.
1860. and 10 me Iirec ed, 1 will sell AT Public Auc
ton, at the door OF the Coure House in said Coan
~, on
Saturday, tie HI a"y IF Apri7, 1850,
o'clock, p. NJ, of said day. the !o.lawing described
lands and tenemenis, to wiz: Situate in i!e Town
ship of Lake. Ashland Counsy. OHIO. AMI being a
part of the North parr of the Eas; half of the Nor.h
East quarter of Sec.i,n sixteen. (l6.) Township
w.nty (2O) Range fifteen (fa and commencing ~
the North West corner OF said tract. Thence South
to the Perrysville Ro ID. supposed 10 between y rolls:
thence following said Road in a North Easserly di
reciion to he North line of said rracr OF land, thence
West to the place of beginning. Containing three
acres of land. more or less.
Appraised at Sl25,O0. Terms of sale-cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
March Il. 1860 Iltspf S5JU
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SA "a WN4H
Male and Female ACADEMY.
ELIAL RICE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL

ELIAL RICE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL. sas ais.
Mrss MARI VI. FOSTER. Prcceptress.
TNIE Spri g term coumens es aia,ch 2Ssh ISeO.
instruction is given in Ing iSh branches. Nat.
ural Sciences, Mathematics. .Ahcien At and sdodein
languages. Music. Painting and Driving. a
Text books can be procured of the PrincipaiA.a
from Is to 20 per cent below usual re;ail prices. Hsa.
Students desiring rooms can secure good ones Al
reasonable rates by calling upon the PRINCIPAL.
Bosrd can be obtained In private families alta
moderate expense. For further information apply
to the Principal or Secretary. sa -
D. S TEMPLEFON,
Oct. 26. 1859. efasf ss s1tf
TIP ALL WANTING FARMS. SEE ADYFR
tisemeRt.
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" q TICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that IN the Sd day of
March, \. ID. 1867, Simon Corts. a resident of
ashland county. Ohio. made application before me
for a ceriifca;e of insolvency under the 9TH section
of the aci for The relief OF Insolvent debtors, passed
March 18th, 1881, and tina copies OF the proceed
ings had on said application will be returned TO the
Court of Common pleas of said county on or before
the 9TH day of April, y. D. 1860.
j. J. ACOBS
Commissioner of Insolvents, for Ashland county,
Ohio. 3wt2 *
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nc ttt VI oulD, LII ull COUNTY
VS..
Jonas Motter. Common Pleas.
TOY virtue of a writ of Fl Fa. vs. the defendant.
} duly issued frem the Court of Com 3bn Pleas
O.. said county and TO me direc'ed, 1 will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises of the defendant, Jonas
Mo:ter, in Ruggles township, in said coun:y. on
SnfurRay. the 21st day If .Apriz. 1850,
between the hours of ten O'Clock \. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following described
goods and chat'els to wit: Nineteen head of cattle:
two work horses; one yearling colt: one hundred
head OF sheep. one wagon, one buggy. Two sett of
harness: six acres of wheat in the ground. two acres
OF barley in the grounl |. aud one half ar nine acres
of wheat in The ground. 1 will also sell at public
auction at the door of the Court House in Ashland,
on
Saturday, tie 2Sh day IF AprH, 1860,
between til, hours of ten o'clock A. VI. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said the following lands and tene-
ments to wit: Being the west part of lot 23. of Sec
ton 9. township one. and range twrnty. containing
seventy acres more or less. all of which levied on
and taken as the property of the above named de-
PENDANT ut the snit of the above named plaintiff
Land appraised at s., Terms OF Sale-Cash
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
MahoI %, 1860. 43tspf-6,G6
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N:u Advertisements.
S M n l. L F r UIT

AVING for mlny years paid special attention
TO the culsiva ion OF small traits, we are new
p'epsred 10 furnish. in snrt;l or large quantities, the
following valuable varieties
ST IS : ~ & 81 az II I r. -
Over one hundred varieties. embracing nearly all
the naive and foreign kinds q any repu,e. The
most universally popular OF these is undoubtedly
Inc
WILSON'S ALBANY SEEDING,
OF which we have on hand The largest stock in ex-
istence, which we offer at % cents per dozen 81 90
per loo, SG,oJ per 900, and Sl0,0UO.
1t is unnecessary to say any thing in praise of
this fruit, as any one at all corversant with straw
berry culture Tor the last two years. who has ac-
quainied himself with the discussions of fruit grow
ers' associations, and The contents of the Horticultu-
raj Press. is aware that. for size. productiveness and
, profit ii stands at the very lead OF the list of Straw
berries. Fruit of this remarkable variety from our
grounds sold in the Pittsburg marker last season at
ol.UO per quart. and a single plant lifted with tie
fruit on. brought ST. 4 writer in The Country Gen
aeman says, il succeeds well on almost any soil. and
that it has produced with him at The rate of $50
bushels to the acre.
Other variefies proportionately low. and great
Inducements sfered Tor those wanting large guam
titIcs.
r. SPBERRIES.
Brinckle's Orange $50 per dozen. : 90 per
100: Fas:olf. Rivers Large Fruitcd MonihIy. Kne
Vets Giant. RED and Yellow Antwerp, 81 per doz-
en-, $500 per 100.
BLACK BERRIES.
JNsto Rochelle, or LaLofOn,
81. per dozen. $500 per I0o. ana sSih per lopo.
horcLcstcr Gnd REV n,ai.-s = c,Sirniess,
81. no, ner 100, so pei i"oo.
al discount.
PLANTS BY MAIL.
For 81 we will send TO any Post Office in the
country, except Oregon and California. postpaid,
and carefully put up in COTTON and oiled SILK so AZ
TO carry safely. 70 Wilson's Albany Seeding straw
berry Flanrs. or the same numher of plants of any
other variety Ia our catalogue offered at "a cents
per dozen: those at 81 Gems per dozen hall The
number. For 81 we will also send Six New Ro
chelle blackberry Plants.
Printed instructions Tor cultivation will accomp
any plants.
Catalogues sent on application. enclosing a stamp
J KNOX.
5w43 Box 478, Fittsburg. Pa.
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The foregoing EMBRACES only the big items
of republican swindlins Any $500 Of
smaller items of rascal y might be ssemefated.
These are the prominent men in IL party that
Processes to be in favor of ''restoring the ac-
tiun of the Federal Government to TIE princi-
pies of Wash;n ton and Jefferson .-Bacy-
rus Forum.
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Choice Specimens of Republican Pu.

@
The Republican State Treasurer
of Maine has stolen the peo-
pies money to the amount of 100000 90
The Republican State Treasurer
o. Michigan is a plundercr of
the people to the amount Of 11o,19s rs
The Republican State liquor
Agent in Massachusetts has
overe-~---e. $1,000 90
A Republican State Senator in
the same State has committed
furgeries amounting to.---- $500 90
The Republican Legislature of f..
Ohio have bled the people Tor
Que drunk" to the tune off, 1854 20
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Ashland. March %, 1860.

NOTICE.
TNHE Prosecuting Attorney of Ashland County.
Ohio, is hereby notified that there will be an
application made 10 the Governor of the State OF
Ohio, for the Pardon of John Hunter, convicted
at the December term of the Court of Common
Pleas, held in and for said County of Ashland. A.
D.. 1857, for the crime of Burglary and Larceny.
and sentenced by said Court at said term. to hard
labor in the Penitcntiary of said State for the term
of six years.
Ashland, March %, 1860. 3w43
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Ashland. March %. 1860.
ATTAC Ii NJ = r

\ II = n T. -
j. NJ. Diller, Plaintiff,
Robert Caskey, Def'nt.J
DEFORE j. A. McUiusky. J. P of Montgomery
} township. Ashland comfy. 0hio. Tin The I7ih
day OF March. a. D., 1861, said Justice issued an
order of Attachment in The above action for the sum
of Sl6,Sl, and will be Tor hearing May lst 1860, a.
10 o clock, A Nj.
j. VI. DILLER.
Ashland. March %, 1860. 3wi3
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March IS. 1869.
T G FL NJ E N I q.

A T FL NJ b L. s
T. J. Kenny & J. J.. Jacobs,
Partners Going business FORM
erly unl.r the irn mama OF Plaintiffs.
kenney s. Jacobs,
Mary Moser. Theodore Moser Defendants.
and Elisha Moser.
REFoRE } \. Mccln,ky, J. r; of Montgomery
ID Town hip, Ashland County. Ohio GA The 2 IA
dly of March. y. D., 1869, said Justice Issued an
order of Attachments: in the above aciion. Tor Tie sum
of $50 30, which will be tor hearing May 18th, lojJ,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
T. J. KINNEY,
J. J. JACOBS
Ashland. March %. 1860. 3wB
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TAKE CARE or YOUR HOGS.
NOTICE is hereby given that after the 10Th inst.
the Hog Ordinance will be rigidly enforced.
ORLOW SMITH,
Town Marshal.
Ashllnd, March IA, 1850. 2w4l
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NO y OF

" TT E.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN was duly appointed and qualified Executor of
The estate of JACOB PARRET. dec d, late of Han
over Tp., Ashland County, Ohio. $50
WILLIAM GARRETT.
March %, 1860. 3w42*
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ES7AT TIE OF D1VID STOWER.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersis ned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
Illustrator of the Estate of David Stoner, deceased,
ate of Ashland county, Ohio.
T BRUBAKER.
Ashland, March 81, 1850. 3w42*
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SHERFFoS SALE.
S. Y. 81. John. admir-,
of Esther Comstock, decd,
In Ashland County
Pleas.

of Esther Comstock, decd, In Ashland County
f VS.. Common Pleas.
John N. Hall. ct al.
PURSUANT to the Command of an .-Order to
sell Nor gagged Premises" duly issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas of Ashland Comfy. ds-
ted the 18th day OF March. 1860, and to me directed.
I will sell at at the door of the Court
Eonse.in said County. on
Saturday, thes14M day Of april, 1860,
between the hours of en- o clock. A. NJ, and four
o'clock: p NJ of said day the following described.
lands and tenemenis, TO wit: Situate in the Town
ship of Sullivan. County Of Ashland and State Of
Ohio. boundsd and desc. ibed asfellows icing one
hundred aud thirty tw: and a half acres of land Of
lot number sky one commencing at abe South
Wet corner of said lott. thence East on 1he South
line 10 the South East Corner. thence North on the
East line of said lot to the NorshrEas Corner of
sid Tor: thence West on the North line Of said lot
to The North West Corner of said lot; thence South
on the wesr line of said lot, to the ptacs Of Begin
ming appraised at S. Terms of saie-eash.
ESTA TIE OF FREDERICK HEKFNER.D
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-k
m illustrator OF The Estate of Frederick heiiner, late
of Ashland county, Ohio. deceased ~
Ashland. March & 1850. xkggag 8wio
ESTATE OF JOHN PORTER, Decd
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified saslAd-
ministra'Or of the es,a e of John Poruer. late of Ash
land county. Ohio. deceased, VIM. .. PORTER Ga
Ashland. March Z, 1861. 44geqs 3w40 80 (,
.THE HAMMoNToN FARMER-A newspsrer
devoted to Literature and Agriculture. also set
ling forth full accounts OF The new SettIcmei Z OF
Hammon;on in New Jersey. can be subscribed for
at only % cents per annum. -
tnclose postage stamps for the amount, Address
to Editor of the Farmer, y~IlammonioB T. o.. JcHer-
son County. New Jersey. ThoSe wishing cheap land
of the best qualify in one of the healhiest and
most delightful climates in The Union, ard where
crops are never cut down by frosis. she terrible
scourge of the north, see advertisement of Ham
monitor Lands. fn2o
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The Republican Organs fhe .ApOEO-
siStS of the job ~ HrOiCn I,ecGstO1s.

The Republican journals and politicians in
Congress have on every occasion, when the
matter has been forced upon them, disclained
all sympathy with the schemes of JOHN
BROWN and his associates. But the world
will judge them by their dcts,-and judged by
this evidence, the Republican party will be
held responsible, now and hereafter, in history,
for the crimes which resulted in bringing the
Harper s Ferry murderers to the gallows. A
re currence to a few facts will fully substantiate
this charge against the Republican party.
A portion of BRowN's confederates made
their escape, and sought an asy lum IN Iowa
and Ohio. The Grand Jury of the county in
Virginia in which their crimes were commit d,
found bills of indictment against them. and
the Governor Of Virginia made acquisitions
unon the Executives of those States for the re
delivery of the criminals. I csc acquisitions,
as is well known, the Republican Governors
of Ohio and Iowa disregarded although their
refusal to obey them was in fragrant violation
of their official oaths.
On the day that old JOHN Brown and his
fellow-murderers were hu6S at Charleston
Republicans in various sections OF the country
held Indignation and synpathising innHtlngS
This was specially the case at Cleveland, C'oer-
lin, Ashtabula, and other towns on the Western
Reserve. The columns of the Cleveland Her
ALL and other Republican papers were draped
in Hack-having all their rules, and every
thing except their type turned upside down
and if they could have chung the hearens
with black they would have doubtless done
it. The Republican party was in tears-a dis
trcssed communicate why2 Because. first
ly, BRowN's ~stupendous scheme of human
slaughter .faIed; and because, secondly, he
and his confederates were compelled to pay
the penalty due their atrocious crimes.
Additional evidence that the Republican
leaders regard the Vir5 inia murderers as mar
tyrs in the Republican cause, and as victims
of their own teachings, is contained in the
following, which appears in the editorial col
umns of the ashland Times OF last week:
"EXECUTIoN oF HAZLETT N STEVENS.
The Cleveland Herald says: Virginia has
wreaked her judicial revenge upon two more of
the misled victims of John Browns madness,
the world in looking back upon the three
days execution of the seven men who dangled
from the Charleston g~allows, viii point with IA
sheer at the cowardice of Virginia which per-
no drop Of mercy to mix with her cup
OF vengeance.