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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02
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8endlttt Tplatnsts bel 2eittl..

ger lluelndlie, peI6er nit oti9n neben bebat 1T h6f&
Snn an eiuen erfobren Ar3t penSe bur eLen n nur
non ieten Sdmersen bre rb, icneern benbeR aud bci-
bio SetneH Rronte jetr b9e 8enuug MAIDEN, pdbrenb
Il in BEN Idnen bic SrnptCn f eaS IN bas Sbitcm
enaepurA cher bic Rranfbt peier & 9c9reu bat ei-
nr melt er6sertn &enn9 berettist it, 8eren9ungen cber
cltreS" werben mad einer Or. s. Suuh ou9e-
hnbenen Bbdueluuesmeie In ri9eu Gagn cbue SGuer3eH
pbsr ccnpieneu r ben atienten SebetI 3nsIe9 sdran-
Int Fr g. g. @meb bub tene gu,nHbunp Der suretbra"
M as triures" bebanbt perbe, npbr 70 r gborlntane
,lnae 2euts unb Ale pe6e Ieminaer SGpdIe Ieiben
fcn m BET 3cn uttlbeu pcbr& F Seen GUNNER nb srobe
gr s. g. @mtb BAT hurb bic sta6Iie Gur cbiser RrfSc
fen oBSer 8erbnbe aIs 9eno en dnber Nr In Aneri.a
Ionat Gr be bas IebeL IN BEN twrSen grnb unb
aibf be gpnittpn bre urprnHeIie RTa mtebe nSem
e1fae unb mlhs WteI aumenoe Sene Dtebisin lit m
Dertr unb o1a utoralen @Iften IN elmer bequem biteu
D1ae ibre tann INT Sat- cher prrotbauie rb nlf
9ei. inbemer nnb @tbrus IN @eihdften gu reraen
oenrmmn perbe gr beft9e Gut8anbune etn9reen lit.
fprb cine ginihrdnfuno Der 9ebenSneiie ncbpenog. 4
Mu BEN Rranfbesn 6es pebIheu @eIhledtS bat On. g. B
uib Se elmer S1eib Sabren feline beIonoere AnmeamteH
opib1st u6 perfprdt alien 2etbenben cine beilenbe Cur.
gr q e5mitb 8rdpeuatbe fir 6rduen ann obi
aen gI9ke erha Die YeebtR 1T gut nb pMre nncrbAIb
obreu asernloeni bel baopn 1ebraut. = Yres So Bcr
Scnen ph npn Baltimore ntrnt pctnen, nnen na qenaner
anaabe Der Sprrcmc Dr. :. g. Sutb tn pCroreteH grtsn
cOnur,n no b IebSn mad H9e6 eenl Ebets ces SaHeea
eedidt ubalten.
aGe anfroasn bIeben rs prbutut. SA Der Oto knA +
parate Gunner gtr 0isprficH ber YatelIten
Difen ttbr Dacresns bs lltr Abenos.
Or. g. q. Gmifb,
SaSo-s Rc. II She- -6reoertdRr BAlHmpr<.
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F'peroen.wtr ipteoer nit S6impf uno Shan<
oe aoSteben nltllfen. @5 eelhtebt ear nihts
Slu9e6 nno 8sritanDiaes mebr, o6er eS lou
tmmer slllss 10 ausleben. SeBt 1T pus 9tp
olcqle feltln, unp eS beibt uns nihts ipeiter
ulbrl9, ale Srpre gu 9eben, caB unlere Grups
pen uno Senmte Sa6len perlalIen. "a
Oai lei @Ctt Dor pa6 mir oies tbun 1ollen
la9te s0Grpenber9 lebbaft. y1ein, Naaieflt
preuben mub ieine Anlprtde uufredt ere
balten. @S muB 1ie Derbeirioen auf ieper
Betle. i ,a& ,3Ill sGH4g
Dos beiitI; mir raiiien etnen ariea nit
Sadle1 anfon9en tiefper &Dnis beftis. @ir
pplltn europa Da6 S6auIpiel eeben su re-
ben, oaB mir ntdt miuper lanoer0ierio unb
erOberun8slpdtis fno ais Der Mann, Den
/ mir eben nit per oIlfe @pttes uno. unlerer
!9eere ron leinem ausemabten GbrOn Yeriae
baben, neil er lih ntAt senlsen Lief an oem
Gbrcn oOn Sranfreih, 1pnpern leine ebroeia
StSen Sance ou8ltrefte llaA frenpen Gbrcs
nen unb raA fremoen 6 pnett. y8ill feline
Nebnlldfeit baben nit oem 8pnaparte. @S'
lca ntdt Opn mir 9efaot peroen, oaB ttb mein
un9liflideS 8Dlt abermal8, "a e8 faun1 1eis
ne Sooten be9ra6er, uno nod niAt etnmal
pom ietnen Wunpen seneien, ipieoer Su unles
li9em Slutpcr9ieBen btnausjaee. Neln, nein
lase ib SD bin fein erpberunoSIlhtioel
Wann, uno id nil feinea nCusn 6rieel Sd
ipta Aidt GluA meine5 l8olleS auf MIDI
laoen, bios I'm meine @rensen 81 erlpeitern,a
llnU ppd, Majefat lptirpe in oisier Gr<
rpeitetuns Der @tenSen SbreS 2aneeS,3 Sbs-
rem golf 9liif ulo Wc6tltanp erbtaben uno
5br gplf Wlrpe Sis baflr Ie3neri, 1a9te parS
penber9 inni9. So 1T ipabr bic Din9e baben
it6 DerWirrt, uno fir Den 9luaenblif 1T Ger
poIitil6e 0priSont bep6lft. 9lber piele @ols
fen perpen unD miilIen pOrlber9eben, unp
pRuBtns gerf6te iSahe miro ZEN Sies eas
Don trn0en iiber bic @iferlu6t Seferrei6S
uno bic S1npelhtAt 6ranfreid6. YteuBens
FAM, mp parf uiht aus oielem f6redl6en
Sample, ,pOrtn sS 10 SrpBt utp cole stnitren-
9un9en 9ematht bal, in .etneltl tel6dmfnpen
3ulianp DUn Shpade berpprseben. prelI
Zen fann nl6t Suleben ME fte lt6 bier 9af,
2lle Der9rDBsru, obruncen ,Siherbelt getpins
nen uno SDar 9rSetentbeilS bod nur our6
leine }lnRrenSun9en. Wan fann preuBeni
bod ntdt nit irseno einenr Sbatten ppn
Hedt suinulben. DUP es gang atlein 10 fdttller3s
lide Spfer brin9e, blpB sur Satisfaetipn Der
2lnpernt Nein, oieS f0nnen, bieS uiirfen @w,
Nljeitdt niGt Su9ebeu, unC lieber mullen
Sie N4Is6 9lnoere outs Sptl leBen.
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: r 2 .le-F4 on ~ n ia qe.s1 Slim -itlI
&Bnis SrieoriA 8dbelnl gius in3beftiser
@rre9un9 in fetuem gemaG uuf uno al,
Sein lonit io.1tilles lino ernlte8 9lnlliB mar
jsBt flammeno in ouiterm Corn. 3uweilen
parf er einen ralcben, ftntern 8lid binuber
nad Dem StaatsfuBlrr 0pn 0aroenbero Der
priiben in Der 6enllemilhe ncben peln bort
befnoll6en, NIT Yapieten ltnp 9letenltiiden
belaoenelt StId fam, Damn leBte CT lein befa
tt9eS Mufs uno Nbseben tpteper fort, 1hweir
Senb, in itA sulamnen 9ettcmmen, alS lppae
erielnei glufre9uns erlt nie6ertdmpfen tecor
er oa5 @elprd1 nit eem StaatSfansler nies
Der antnupfe> ai1 agf IS lli9 a1nif q
-Satpenbers 1dien eielen Momen nit Yolls
fommener &u9e unD @jelahenbtit III erluars
ten. Setn coles 9ln9eitdt Setgte feline Spur
Ypn Nufre9une ccer SurAt. feline Stirn mar
flar uno better ipie INNER, rnD letnen feine
selhnittenerl f1Gnen Wuno umipielte pas aee
lppDnte anmut6t9e uno feline 9ddeIn. ga
"a ,@6 1T alio ridtis bod 9lqeS 70 oefommen
lpie i'd 9eiaet babg risf Der &Snia euplid,
ni6t lan9er i'm 5tanes, lejnen llnmutb al
bsfdmpfen, a9Sarum narteten mir nitbt Die
GntlAeipun9 ab2 08oSu 1T Der GpnoreB am
,Oers Suian1 nenSefOmmen al8umsu entl6eis
Den ilber cie Cancer llnp 9Olfer, reldf rnts
ldaoist poer beftfaft lperofn IplIter (? 9Baruul
.batten mir al1o nidt 8eionnenbeit oenuo. in
rubiSer gSlrre cen G5nereB ilbtr ahlrre
Nebtsanlpriidf aufe Sahifn entldeipen su
la1ien Mber pa pOlltf man pie inmer 1elbft
banpfln uno entldeioen, lpollte fi1 eleiA i'm
@craus iiAern. 2ieB Die raiiiIhe 8efaBuns
SadleitS abSieDen; ltap nabm feierli6 IN
neinfm gfamen BON Suhien 8effy !9ab,8.
9letb BON Nnfans Der 9efaSt Dap sS Elm urs
iberle9ter Shritt 9epflsn, aber Sis mOllten
ia 9lue fIii9er lein, rneine 9erren Diploma
ten! 9iun if bic profitutiOn fertia nun
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9ber Cine 8epiusln9 nod Sie rperoen
in pier Stunpen nit Siren 0efdbrten Don
Bier atreilen. 9lue5 mas Sie bepiirfen Su
Sbrem unterncbmcrl, .ftnpen sic in 2i0prnp
bereit bon no Sit itA nad 9ortp 6erraic
einldiHen. lr rgni. Is
S6 nerpe in pter Siunoen abreilen, 1aete
Der Saron rnbin. ~ a 1s4lsa-
. 9llsoaun itno mir III @noe, laete Spude,
tnoem er ltd gum @sben Dorbereitete, @is
len Ste ans gBsrf! Seien sic pprIthtie
beiOnnen tapffr, unp Yor allen Dineen, eien
Sie tleu! gerseiIen sic nibt, oaB man
Sie bectahtet, CAP man ben mulbi9en Sc
treuea 6elpbnen, penSerratber ober bfitraftn
Miro ! ~ ,.s'a.g.;1a7) ~. 4...z .~-}4' 5nf
l llno Jest ia9te 6ouehe. ais er oen Baron
YerlalIen bate, uno pieper Dem belheipenen,
fleinen @aitbof aSurpanperte, in pelheni er
absfifiesen lpar jeBt CLAUDE id,9egen ole
9SehlelfalIe 9eidert gu 1ieili uuo rubis zen
Din9en rpeIde oa fpnintell, Suldauelt S1 f6ne
nen. SD babe Die 3ultimmun9 peS 6iirlten
Wcrternid pae Sefterreih rte @ntfubrune
pes 80nt9s opn &pn1 nidt blnrern, pie &es
9entAatt aberaanerfennen lpire. Sh babe
elnen eifrt9etl bcnapartillif1en Yartei9dn9sr
Su Der JGntfabrung DER &aiertn uno De9 So
nlsS bon Gonl sempnnen, Oteler lelbe pars
tetsanSer, pemSoraparte nolltanui9 Yertraut,
bat bon mir oen9lufirag, einen thetn Wann
nab @tba 81 iddfenL UNI ben Si1tler Sutpars
nen poli pen llmtriebeh unp @ldnen einer
6etnpe. Die oamit um9eben tDt p0lt Glba
na6 etner ipeitentEe9e iplllffn Snlel 81 ent,
fubren. Dieter QSarner miro aber erlt NOR
gen ftab abreilen lpdbrenp Derjenioe, Der.
Sonaparte entfibren leu, nit leinen 9euten
lhon beute abretf mn. aGip Stbh Stuneen
0pr pem Nnpern porur8 bat. Wetin9t Die
@ntflbrlng uno Gerbaftuno Sonaparte'S,I
10 beoarf IS feiner GntlhIIpi9uns unp Die
Gbaila6en werpen fir MIDI BET aDntg Sup<
mig lpre6en, 0liBlnet pae llnternebmen,
10 miro Der 8arner einise Stunpen lpdtet
IN Glba anlaneen, uno er pirp 8onapaTte
3fa9en, baB i1b eS big Der ibn paruen ld6t.
i6ebrt Ger Sailer alS5ann Suriid, 10 miro er
mid al5 einen @etreuen nilIfpmlner bei6en,
unp Wetncr ntAt entbebren ppaen. Sebrt
er nidt surld, miBliu9en nae platlf, unp
Sucpi9 blsibt SaOhig von 6rautreih, 70 ner@
te sid ibm beipeiien t6unen, paB cb .ee mar,
Ger Bonaparte Defbaften lieB, Der lhon pprs
Der SalleYranp narntf, per ielber nab gBitu
Eeilte, un cen llmtrie6en Der Sonapartiiten
.iiberaa nadsuipiiren. Surs pa5 gelutat all
ler meiner pIane miro ltln, pab fib mieper
aus meinem Ounfei uno aus nleiner llntbds
ti9feit berpOrseben werpe, uno pa6 tie 3ufunft
mir gebDrt! = 9iiH 4 g6 Aaf
Oils Ger 9berp runfette, bcftif9 6oude fti.
laen GeiIewasen uno pcrieB @ien um na6,
pari5 sariidsufebren. 8 iaf fa "'ql
nSn perielten Stunoe perlieB aud Der Sae
ron 8ronprn 0ien, um ii6 na6 @Iba ~
beseben. 9lber ni6bt al5 Der Giener uno
5elfersbelfer 6oude's. nidt nm oen &ailer
III entfubren lpnperll dl5 Der Abselanete
Wontbrun'6 um Ben 8aifer Su parnen, G
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Sbners Delta pursrenber S6naPps II bas bette nb retne
Dnife etlmtte mas k benz Yutlfu aneebDten irte Gs
wtrb Brten uali Iroben 9Eaumen terfertist
un6 TT .ednaIt6 frei bon alien ihablt6en 8uiasen
@s 1T n lieblGer ugpftatP Dbr Elm afpettfdrnbes Ges
ran ub berbers eeeon StDruneen Der Verbauun8SUr
game 3u beilen.
S6ners Delta pursireber Sdnapps wtrb tDn ben eraru
Mertten s elune Der Dpspepe nDrbauliAfeit nebel
teit bes Wanees Nppe nb dbnltGer Bedwerben epcb
len. 3u hnben BET S. 9. gbarrpn unb pal Efgfa
Gfe prn Sanpters unc 3cmbdrpfr
De3l6mt aleinteer Msent fur bic 0er. St.
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Wsso res tSntSlt6en @pleetums gDunbdre In 2CnbCn
ordourter nes Der eren epstnn Gcesten Der Der Staa
Ten Der pen soBten Gre suss eebens In nen Dpttdrn
senrpI gars gpaespbtd nr anperen Stdbn ueebrad td
1fs Der We6n Uete uusdbltes 9eibenbe bic an Obreniau
zen erectat une dnberen 6rGntbeieu ten IpIhs l. o. aud
e bet peeten erauben gu ebr erfhreden bic su ct
aFtaen Rlenisfesten nj %, purben aaSenbIttG Sc
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Der etn3t9e 9lr3t, rpel6er an3ei9t.

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Gr bat hds ers prfldmfe bette wttti tn Der GDeIt
nrredt d0t eewtGe Rrdnbetten Swdt I'm Wndtn ut
ben (Seern unfrtpt ates Sddmtn ftr SGme5B
IN Gsnben ben Nteren urtnblas NrrnRs bef
Orgdntlben 8rdft bes MsrOehreses Der RcpE @use Ndeu
Cbet 0uut rdnbst nnt iener GGen ebtI arH
9shtmn 9smCbnbetten Sugtrb we hrer Dpfen eedbr
t tine dls Der Streneu tane ben @fhbrttu BEE uuHeS
bertupren nne n ete Sebetlt erhtR br sdnSubAu
3onun9en peru6teR SGTa Contribution 6rDUr6rtHeen
o Sbs unmOSIi maeu unb ulest ben Srpr ne Stun ier
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oeUrers ulde bic Opfst ssbetmeu 9derS eeUrbu n
ods ahrtth 10 otele daune su ntea rab reiet mel
ourb brs erbdbcpen 3aleute sudeen DraaDbesrdfl
mt Gem Ornne beI 8sreDatett ben SenGt bsest uni be
teer bsdubernhs 1Sne tntlpdt bdbeH wrbn mSGeh H MI
pcuem Uertr1uew udben .,5 .,..- 1900 .ftf-
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QtSrunost CUR unterOradun9 Der Quddlalberet.
Der elnsi9e YlaB, no, stne 3eilms frlannt
E1aff ,gisir r. perpcn farm Q Il, 49, fff9q
einDerlln9 tn lehS ShunDen. IDg
Eetn Qnedltlber, oas euerc @eluuphett rCls
8fHrG c 4 lenDs rutntrt 80, .-e4
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0r g. Smtts belt Is h5.r fur srtsrserI4 BEN gnSH-
tnt eis AuBnIien ner cclslieu Gi9enf&afteH ais Nrs
Gbirrs seb.n ir etnse Der BertbIs mSunbren mel
ans pericnl1er @cnuItatonn resen pHrie anb aefdhr
der arantbeen bm erCaten; bies 1T iesi iebp un6t6S
gemOrbeu. ta
Gs 1T ssn9enb fn bn ssenUarg ansufabrn tas tn
1886 9cb6reer spr ais ASt erdeuite. Set iener Bet
eiu ganse Nnmamts Obseu Rtant6eten ssepSnbt unO
BEN lesn Sobreu mefr Rotisnten er als 81tdnoun0
ieius Ranens ais tbde une semenHhsser ArSt u0tbDo
une picat aaen Ae5ten bFscr Gt0ot 5uacnee
aelhcben tdnR.
Sbsei Is ben eNem 3beIe oer wseber Der aatt grars
fur uadfaberet an9eIehsH nrb u5ugen, 10 erheen isbe
bic ben nit pIen &rantben bebaeten Yercne erpodIenbe
8pbee n orOb. nt bos anSeen hr ebr uctbpenbs gu
kale1. gu nibt einer @birlrg bat 8ein
putreus Dcu bte Rrantbeteu bcs N9es an belen2
unb Arst cnise Rrantbcit beItni limb ee-
fiebt n IN gOrausesun9 bab man b uIfe fur
fctgs6 bdIt2! On. 8. g. S6mtb t Der 6Itc resndsis
sraoue 9r5 peIr IN Baltimore ansctgeH dBt Sene rars
m in ben testen atren cine 10 ausgebebnte gepen bat
Rranfbeteu IN un Sduen nnb mnbe IN bs aasen sebe
Dt 8ens auf bic sroBe Nnabl r1lt in einer Bebanb-
luna scnnener dle b6It es Dr. Gmfb fr pft ben ngIld
en beipnbers rmben ben uCtIgemeiun Hab 1u ertb
len pobl baro 8 a6ten bah s nt bur bic IN fa@en Nm
actacn h brben Quddabcr cerlo6t perbn ree Serpre-
unsa eeren @rfiunns ibf ben srobrHa nnh beRsn
Ofsr,frr fa unm
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et Nrt psrteH 5ueH turtrn Derientee reder
m esr SbIphlune qHe Surrss Dr. SUbnfUn unterateb
fam bm ala etaem &brenmde Cbn Jurdt Nm anpertraun
une supeT4tltS aa sns arstlttt Ge6dlt6tttt ptrSm.
j. SrganilAe Sdp1Ae sls1s aeili.
unpels eebetr pole Rrat teber tereeFelt Defes
teen pel6es eds eeben eb bic &be unb Na-
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8elpnpers all beaAten F!

Dr pbnRrn dl Deuen ietne 5nIf. an teIe d blr
@ sebsm uns unnaturtGe Self uu6 R5rper itrh5enb fur
e Nrbst ots @esaaft anb Gbe nnfabs md&enbe Cater
eelhndnt baben. a. 80 -
5ier R tes traurtsn anb beasensrefwn gcIsen be
tupsH VswDbgbttsn hee 9aaeys S&wddf TIM faden
ben @tepern Shmer3en I'm Rpp Gapae bes GeAtS Neruf
Der NuSferdft SerstIDpsn nerDSIe unrube ngenfawac,
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Free Homes.

Much of the land lying back Of our
town is in the hands of non-r residents
1t has been alleged that. though this
land is of an excellent quality, the own
ers of it will neither improve it them
selves nor sell it to those who would.
We. with pleasure, state, that we
are authorized to say that the various
owners of these lands are ready to give
80 acres each to any number of men
who will move on the land, improve it
and make their homes there. Some of
the land is not more than five miles from
town-some ON Elk Riyer--and all Of it
good. Who will avail themselves of
this liberal offer 1t is near the Mis-
sippi River, and in a few years will be
very valuable. s.a
The new era., 1860-03-15
Singular Marriage Ceremony

In the Toronto Colonist, under the
matrimonial head, appears the following
singular notice
Married, by the Rev. John Brown,
Presbyterian Minister, residing at the
village of Newmarket, township of
Whtchurch, c.. w. at the residence Of
the brides father. Benjamin Hewson
Moronto. Orange Brigade Drum-Major,
in full scarlet regimentals with Orange
sash, sword &C., to Flora, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. Archibald McMilIers,
of East Gwilimbury, C. w. When
the m;nester got through with the nee
essary cermony, by law established,
with very appropriate lecture on the
occasion, the bridegroom Immediately
afterwards requested to add few words
on the subject, and after he had got the
sanction of all invited as witness, drew
his sword from the scabbard, and giving
it into thr brides hand, said in the pre-
sence of all there assembled, now
authorize you my dear wife, to plunge
this naked sword in my brest in case you
find we unfaithful to the marriage tis
now taken place between me and you
(as unworth moments longer exis-
tence,) henceforth you will have this
sword placed at the head of your bed al
your service All present seemed very
feelingly impressed on the hearing q
his heartfelt remark, and so it ended,
The new era., 1860-03-15

vicinity. and at less cost than they pay
at present for shipments at Detroit, Mil.
waukee, Chicago and Cleveland. We
rejoice that we are SO near good mar
met-the distance is but I26 miles. We
are also glad to notice that our Superior
friends ara awake to the Importance Of
a road to this vicinity, and are using
every exertion for its constructi6a. 1t
only remains for the people of Sauk
Rapids. Saint Cloud, and. surrounding
Country. to second the efforts of Superb
or in this regard. When this is done,
in earnest. Superior City will be the
great mart Of Northern MINES 1ta.
The new era., 1860-03-15

Among the many eminent men in thu
Republican party, whose names have
been mentioned in connection with ths
Presidency, we believe the pre-emin n
qualifications OF Edward Bates plainly
| point him out as the man for the hour.
Possessed of rare talents, feryent yea
for the interests of the country, admira-
BILE administrative ability. genuine good
ness of heart. patriotism that sees his
country along the banks Of the Savan-
nah as well as on the mountains Of the
St. Lawrence-Edward Bates, it seems
to US, would be, Of all others, precisely
the man to lead the Republican army in
the coming contest. He has never
asked for political preferment. He has
never shaped his course, according to the
dictates of an ambition yet unsatisfed,
that gnaws like the worm which dieth
not, and burns like the fire which is not
quenched.
Edward Bates is not of that class.
He has asked for neither coronet, a
red ribbon, nor seat at the Council
Board. He has been content with liv-
ing in retirement. looking out upon his
country, proud Of its greatness and
glory. He has never mixed in political
cabals, or intrigued with opposing fac
tions, He has shrived himself neither
at the altar Of Secession, of Abolition,
or of any other unknown god. His life
has been even, honest, elevated, patri-
otic, sincere and humane. Living in a
slave State, he has given freedom to his
slaves. Born and raised where slavery
has, from time long gone, been regarded
as blessing. he yet declares the insti-
tuition should not be extended. He is u
man ready to make sacrifice for princi-
pie. Such an one we need in these times
They are few. The purest are some
times liable to the charge Of selfishness;
but mans good acts are his sure justi-
fication.
1t is nothing to fight for the truth
where it costs only words and little
merit is due to such, however much
"noise and confusion" they may occa-
sion. 1t is where sacrifices have to be
made in attestation of the sincerity of
ones opinions, that praise is due. Ed
ward Bates has shown his honesty by his
works. Let him be rewarded.