The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-21

gresslon. The mind must be left free. 10
grapple with every subject in the light Of
reason. That the world is inharmoDious
because selfish and unwise counsels have
sought to tasted upon man systems oi
political q religious faith, unsniied to bi,
status Of development. The history o
great religious excitemnts proves ihi'
doctrine true; because the moral slata d
communities re!apses to its former condi,
dion, or below it, after the forces Rave
spent themselves. Should this axiom Be
challenged, let any one take spgls com
mnnity Of bis acquaintance, whore thea.
ebbs and flows have teen frequent for 81,
past twenty years, and see If he mbrs
and religious condition of the masses ha,
been grestely improved in that time. Lei
him try to recognize more OF the true and
uu'dulterated principles and practices d
christianity; more exalted and refined
humanity; more fraternsl regard for tbt
welfare Of others; more meeknsss. gentle.
ness, charity. Less selfshness, bickerings
hatred, human passions. love Of flfhy
lucre. More trust, integeity aud fathfh
ness, one towards another. Are men more
fitted in consequence Of these 'reyivals ,
to return good for evil; to turn tie cnlei
cheek when they are smit.en; to exercise
mutual forbearance with each other.
faults and frailtieS? He viii be compsilsd
to conclusion very opposite to all this
True re igion is Of gradual growth; and i:
in perfect harmouy with mans reason
when unpsrverted by false education
Sectarian teaching chokes out the essen.
tial elements Of pure and undsfled rsliy
ion. The human race is less qualified /,
unite IN common bond OF brotberhoo.
to-day, than it was twenty years ago. e.
Is man capable Of self govsrumebt2 Ht
Will be when educated up to an inteIli
gent understanding Of his wants. depen
denotes and capabilities; when he has ar,
rived at state Of development id which
he desires nothing but the great-st good
Of the greatest number, and is duly qhali
fed TO fulfill the divine, injunction. d
unto others as you would wish others 10 d
to you," war will ase, and aspeace o.
earth and good w,ll to man" will prevail
Our pos!ulates further suggest ths
man has been endowed with reason -Ru
faculties. fitting him for self cnIturf, q AM
calls upon him to rouse up,JaDd cast oi
the mental and physical meshes that Ef
fellow man has thrown around him, ant
allow himself to rise above lis presen
condition. To learn to know himself, .snc
his fellow man. This condition Of oul
race, is in the womb Of time; but it vIrbt
born al. the period of its maturity; and
man holds that maturity very much in
his own control. Let us turn our tho'tt
to this contamination, rather than ic
slaughter. '' ZENO.
~Ths following is list of the off
GERS and privates belonging to Capt. Jon,
J
WrsEMAN's Company, in the Forty -Sixtl
Regiment, at Camp Lyon, Worthipg
ton, Ohio:
Captain, John WisemaD. De-
lst Lieut.. Francis NJ. Linrille.
| Cd John Lutz.
sERGEANTs.
1st Sergeant Joseph alright, Cd. Al
fred B Melick, Sd. John Rows, 4th, E
W. Petit, 5th, Zadock Andrews.
coRPoRALs. 14. s'99s
lst Corporal. James Showalter, I'd
John Reynolds. Sd, Thomas Batson, 4th
Milton Leohner. 9th, A. F. Tur Ter, 9th
A. s. Gordon. 7th, N. R. Smock, 9Th
VIM. Phillips. rr. a--r.r.Is.rt lao
m PRIvATEs
; James Andrews, Solomon AIT Chas
Armstrong, VIM. Brady, Andrew Boston
D. A. Burrff, John Bowers, Georg
Binckley. c, Buckingham, David Culp
james Canine, F. M Clayton, WILDER
Clayton, Silas Derr, j. s. Evans, DAME
Evans, l.. NJ Erwin, George Fix, Ma
thas Gamble, VIM. Gye. John Hatfield
Eli Hatfield. James Homes, Nicholn
Homes. John W. Hanson. Jacob Hanson
: G. W Harrison, David Hodgeson, 0wel
Hill, Adelbort Howser, Jacob Hare, J
James, c. w Kelsie, George Kuhn, A
l.. Morton. Albert McEntire. Josepl
Martin. VIM. Mitchell. D. NJ Nae. Wm
, Noble, M. V. B, 0dell, Parkinson. Wnl
Patterson, David Pugh, ]. A. Rutgers
. John Reid, Henry Rhodes, j. W.Roby
M. s. Rochelle, VIM. Snyder. Michas
? Spicer, Thomas Spicer, o. NJ. Shane, J
Stewart, d. a. Showalter. Josiah sSwick
Franklin Smith, Geo. Stolts, David Tay
. lor, 0bidiah Twig, j. A. Thompson, G
+ I. Wise, A. T. Wise. lewis Waimire, Z
Wilson. Matt. Wycof, VIM. YantE, +
D NJ. Yantz, Franklin Yantz. H ~'rH
The PEACE TREATY.-Soms doubt
having been entertained in relation
Gen. Prices final concurrence in th
: stipulations forming the basis Of the la
joint proclamation signed by himself an
g Gen. Fremont, we are able to stsie 0
. competent authority, that Gen. Price a
fixed his signature to the documents d
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