Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
Tho would involve their country

tious men, who would involve their country
ml they might reign and ide pptts whirl-
idds a d direct tlis " tag ll1 Gee people
E b esU tlIlIed States have spoken; and con-
,gbrd thrae. FYFksd demagogues to, their
,r'IlerAt IA fFlAl !. M, Il iouF .nulPiAqrs
iyod have them sa,l u let them Heet
idith the ihiik N wet Ina9 vi,q ,
a ives uiss5anl eriReit tios'a1 i
ii.liha he hlF5is aeoy7 ~OtA
i'anbw,
'ftkbovsA ny -l.s 5dfdeh WIS
,inI your coarse wO0lens. By the law Of
lssAy. lss2, coAA5e NFJ5ieh was reduced 70 FIVE
ST ceau,aoT-lhs benrft Of the Sonth, 1.M Mr.,
.Glky FtjiiF kgRe4 N iapnatid nelAssas IL With.
S4olepI.S9 ais q There. ~ .dsis ..iI 70
remain,a and u MralhilhOuna and ell the puiIineF |
hFtes t5 rhea aljrlucirIie, .ThB.cssh duties and
home xallali01ni i'iil iwill bS e4iial n hfteen per
.eeht. more, and nfseF che gearlsA2s you pay |
"a cOarse wiYifhs ihitty five per GenS . ~
Ibis is not .lralaciiDo.I iltnnot qnderstaandi |
wherefore the tariff wasDnlya thespretext anq
"a suniOn sad a IA rh e9nseaaefq'cy the real
SHjects % Thu- hu-nextipuotext .MilA BE- t9ei negro
~ slavery iusstioh.si'..,. - 's- ,.i %. f.
: IN 6sil 6ssiSlth \ 2 iiiat ipiioat s96a batls improving
little - Present. sae kindly to yeuT LADY ana \
ffamily y. ma belisIe NE % pc .year friend, a
will aWays,ba happy fn heaE Rpm you : -
'ia-H. - i'asAiARDREW 9ACkSQN- l
'Ths Rev. ANDREW J. CRAwFoRD." -''i ID
There is the orisiAag AGSog7aphi lettSrin the
Thmistatable.aa wen-kn0En,I bold, broad,
lhhndc-writihR fHbfe" Mr. Summer held 4ha
[ltttennp,ls Glesa are. tbs. .,WQgds, Of q patriss
fokic slayeholder Of Tennessee, addressed 70. a.
I Euatriotic Clergyman tjf'Eslavehoiding State,
snd theyare directly applieRhle to tbe present
/ Hour. OF practicable sense, of infexible puT5.I
bose, and Of VARIOUS experiences, andrew
| Jackson saw intuitively the springs and mo-
I kves 81 hihhns Conduct WAileilbe loved hia
/ country with a hrnn and Hlisembr9cing, az
/ tschtaeut.sd spbus iinspiEad, II be Was able tQ
Judge the. present. and 70 discern tAe future.
The tariff, in his opinion, Eas 4 pfetext only
I bisutiouanyia q southern confedemcy the real
bbieek. 4, !i.Ihe pext pretexyi say he-57snds
gou5siE wiHl marx tbes WotdSz5l z-5l'yin VII H the
hegro or slavery question: These, siFy are,
bis words, net nine, sThls is hlsssmphatie
Judgment. These words. and bis lqdgnenr
how. belong to history; nor can they-.hsiassd
/ sailed without aSsafIing one of tfIe'greatest
/ examples that a Slagsholding community has
given TO Rcopmon copntry:'''a - a".H aa'i.."'
sacOsusfaI experiment or Walking Op. p
III Water. ..i..s..,... i.
II EtSSh sFtsneissc, mr. EsuEy Ri Reland
lhas aocomp is6ad. K feat l5t lyEitk;-
ling half mile out into the A0zths Beech
vita blGsRsk ss.Ei an Z. s,s sEtsstsE p. vet
shdeISsa ,aii-s.-eaas siiia.iss5 ssaai tsss ti
Theass shoes. ebnaist q ~ couple Ofsboata
like lookinh g 3 q md ,,shatp
lst s-l.eejI ijlts r-ssrfior. ri6sie BOAT. bsY
are. ia5oIfr -fset SO 6Jsl5 inches fui iWidthE
andahoat S. .fnc6 iri ~ q s., y w
each fs-a tieleg as-ifOEia stnast laEgs enough
fora man foot nd leg 20 enter 80 With g
canvass bootleg extehding upwards: me
place for the feet beloEllthFough these holes,
is like, RnEs snoderRts ts7sized shoe Or bot
Tts two shoes arssnlasea iparsllsl 10 Each
other. and arg esc6nhee tel ~ slialng 4tun1aIS
wfioiAravel Along .t6s sed e II g
thsShoes, thus all ewing qhems tObsliRi haek
and .f5fthA hA past each other, Sbdt' sfws3s iHsA
nerfect parallel line, the two being about Six
II inches apart. les easytoisse that without
! so5heeohtrivaaoe beneathssthas VategAtQ pre-
vent the backward 6tiqn'of gshe-toet- as the
4 othsr-Haabeing ID dHapeed d,s q 81 & keri w5iid
Z uHKe no PIC ulf- ttl-A tea.~As4t t,.tg
woRd ia "a !Ts 'o6viste ae
d difficulty, Mr.. Roland has gihYsptsa - nssV nessV
setfssUf Or ~ her l1eathsls e as, ne
calls them, Ike The o A which Y ~
s cen be dropped Or gathered mp Ike q duck
legs al easrre. Thus Tfhensthe right =tooi
is being sided forward, those fser & l. &. tfe
: snugTJ gathered duR under theibottom'Ot fhe
! shoe while these 3of the iets foot drop 4ike
? centeF-boardsI placed athKsF8shi hiPs. and pre-
s vent that foot from slipping backwards Then
\ when the lett fept. Is iS5 nS:.s ssth'
/ walker holds water with, the right, aqq. sC
ons HIS progress Is about az The rateaof four
Y miles ami hour, aud the motionl i not oIiy
J QUITE regular; sbEtPeEtectiy- SECURE Eael
4 shoe has 4 1lttlk sfid9er, ot which the tillel
!. roses .pass- Up 10 the hands of the walker
!. tHifs efffi5nng him 10 gOiag aRyidiTectioRs ht
( NAV chose. Out 81 the center bf'each shO
y rises an itaN FRBeRioR,i sbstgeen whicl
+ GrefGhes asljghts wooden seat, used when Il
+ A'stifaWlRds laBd iaAha Eater1WsIke Close
/ ~ iesy power for that Of BOl1s, b.
u nnist5 u sail about eight fest lhsqtaTei = 10
d tyffe4 ana- aboas-tkree feet high 4iilfriI Ro
% aud i. as 80 the KIND of iypsathe
= n whiet his rx pPriments are made. lie ca
/; walk in ever 50 high. n sea, and make goo
e. asadvay. ALL hh., wants is .plegty5of sea
o rJ,rn, and pct h very I'D surf 60 as TO brse
q orrr ana wash hi N Oh bis pins. .Ia.I .ssai
T. 20 ....4l 81 LIZ u -Lls s:.'i =!
Ls-ioa..lT ~ Lss 10 ~, d. -i,,..ti Ilyti.
7e THE BcEOiSe Jan iTs----The- z hlade lphl
Of Inquircz SjIg otitlin sl4ep Teputed Yest Poin
7 Cadets, who have announced their deter mir
u alton to hffoFS,qgh Carolina in theJ ever
+ Of her sece ling from the Union, that one
ID FbsW Fssdi pisTyl jnSt daPfe in iQonseqpssRt
:. of his deficiency il Erehch a.q9d ts a r|ln
70 b6er Of deaa=Fit manks placed lOppositedh 81
name 4 e ssc ~ n + sid q tfrd tfe distnissf6
be- ithg sahae a., the Frs Ffotbed. cOnduct7 Il
seOoud fer want Of fscho olarshittEi ne folrt ST
! tqedafis ff the inst 5titatienS but stands ifit.
l6hiFd. IN -ssiaass OF aaisL aFsst
/ charged wltheoes buadFea sad athiTtF-eig
( demeritss The names og tIls sfswHO sigr
ed the manifesto are net sls thei eatsi9gsIs AZ s
N aHgE-s..s- slsissl-u LA ,@l--a.42E a-Ifr .-.--
-.s-7safd1eig gh j6TnnsH netiosB az i4genio1
DE continuance for keeping crows from the cor
ed field, in operation on neighboring farm
on It is a selfacti1g gun, which being load
7as in the morning cdndnuesto shoot at certa
he intervals during thedag,, It is SO made th
pc it can be aeE ito discharge itself once in ten