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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

Es-The Horizon (Wis.) Arg4s says:
"Banish all intoxicating liquors from the
world, and the devil would he in tight
tix-oould be obliged to make an assign
ment." ~
To this the Wisconsin CHEF replies
..No, there would be good Christian PEG
pie enough who would .help him out by
loaning him money at 1.-TWO per cent. a
month" aud take d neortqdqe on He'll"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
TUDICIAL FLECTION.

NUTIeEaIS HEREBY si1TEN. ThAt an election will
be held ia the several lows. Nsris and Etectlo FREE
encts Of the State Of Wisconsin, 90 the Fst "a saas,
being The second nav Of April nexi, for the election IT
an ASSOCIATE JUSTICE or TIE SUPREME tOukf.
for the fern 81 ssars ncng the fSt day
OF january, A. d. 1863.
An eaecton will held on The same das N the sew
era Towns, Wards AMI Election Prsens ~ me Ieunts
Of Grant. for the election Of COUNTY JUDtts, Tor
said County. for the Term nf four wears, commencing
on the 6rst day Of January A. II leoz
Said elections 10 De conducted, the votes canvassed
and returns made "a accordance with The provisions Of
selapter seven OF the keFis STATUTES q isos :
lL.S the State the Citais ia Madison, tnis izth
1. P. HARVEY,
sz-tu Secretary Of State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

TAXING THE Chances. Mr.. +. was for
merly sailor. His captain was carrying
more sail one night than +. thought pru-
dent. He demonstrated. The captain
said, " Let her go, ! am not a-going to take
in sail for this wind" "But," insisted f.,
s'thewind will blow the masts out Of the
ship" The captain WAS unmoved. VERY
we'll" said f.. gravely but determinedly
$50 ahead, captain, I've as many friends in
he'll as you have
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

EE Five hundred men are now en-
ployed IN raising the fremont House, of
Chicago, six feel above the old foundation.
The work was eannneneed on Monday,
and by means of FIVE thousand screws the
fremont was lifted Nix inches that day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
LEGAL.
e~Ne~~~.~~4~~@~4~.~ r~~.~~~.N~rN~~N1~e4r
AGHERIFFyS SALE.--PETTY, ct. al
The State Of Wisconsin.

A&HEklFFSS SALE.--FE1lA, e. al.
The State Of Wisconsin.
Horace c. Cooper, Plaintiff, q. n. 5 Petty and Frank
Barr, Defendants. ulgment OF foreclosure and SALE
BIZ virtue OF decree of foreclosure q sale. ISSUED
from the Circuit Court OF Grant County, Wisconsin,
bearing date Til Day of August A. h. 1850 aud Dy
di ection of Attorneys the will offer for
pubic auction and Will sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash Ia hand at the outer door Of tnt uat
House. in the village ct Lancaster, Giant County Wis
ON The ninth day March, 4. D. sol. 1t the hour OF
o'clock p. Of said day, all of tue following de-
scribed premises much thereof a. may
be necessary 10 raise tine amount Of said Judgement 70
wit:
The sum of four hundred and Eft, nine dollars and
hi, three (45g53 -100,) together with :
teIest and accruenx Gusts Lands described toll.
To wit: The south quarter OF The south
ter of section Nc.(2Ot twenty and the south weSt
quarter OF the south west quartc, sec ion No GIL
one and tile north quarter o. the north EAST
quarter, of section M. (Zv) twenty nine, aud the
north quarier of the TIA west quarter 81 sec
ION No f2S) twenty eight. containing one hundred
and sfxty Of auu all lying and being ~ Town
ship No eight (S) north of iasge No two t2 west ~
in Grant County wisconsin, dated SherHs once
December 4th, 1860
w. H. FOSTER. Sheriff OF Grant Co., WIS.,
DgTcHER JussES Mills Il Mck.E. PIHs AtiNs
25wl3.
The abnre sale is hereby adjourned until the 9th Jay
Of April. 1851, at the place and time oil Gay u
before, by direc ion of plaintiffs attorneys.
Dated March y, 1861.
ag-sw wM. Fl. FOSTER. Er-sheria
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
Blake's Pra.Iie, March L. 1861. 3g-4t
SHERlFE,S sALE.-OKESON.

state Wisconsin, County OF Gram, sS-James Brown,
lllintil IS Wlill,n q Ukesen, DsiSndant--N lrcuit
Court of eIapt County, Wisconsin
b. virtue Di d ara Of execution Issued ont OF the
above named court FAVOR the above nainrd piain-
.iH and agiinst the above nalned defendant 10 me de
levy, nave, by the direction the painful attorney,
levied upon all he igDt, title ~ interest which tue
said sl b. tAesUu had, tue i2ttl Gay OF Sep-
tenler, d. 1861 asts acquired, IN Al 10 the
following real estate 10 Wiz IKE northeast
quarter oil the northwest quarter, aud te northwest
quarter OF the northeast airer % section nuInber
"a and the west quarter OF the northwest
quarter. and lot number i've loj, m seesian hunter
light tSl all il township number twn ~, taIgs mum
Der iir c 81 vest il G county, Wisconsin; winch
SAID eal estate siial tns ~ DAY o. May, ~
1861, two 0'cock in t ateIn chi ~ sas st, oliei
IL s;iie and viii sell the highest aDd 81 bidei,
Tor cash in haud at the outer the Court
in The Village Of a1caster, hiaht county, hLconsi
Said sale is te sa,iy SAL execution ana costs
Dated 5uelisls Office LaLcas er, Marc ~, 1851
J. Is. MOORE, Sheriff
WM, E. CARTER, Plaintiffs Att"rnes 5s.bw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

E1-The Times correspondent says:
Secretary Cameron is understood to favor
the policy Of collecting the revenues out
side Of The ports, after Secretary Chase
shall have drawn requi>itions upon the of
iieers Of the seeding States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

a PROPER PREsENT. U. BROMLEY,
OF the Norwich (gt.) Bulletin, has sent
Jefferson Davis. tie President Of the SIX
Nations" = zen holder made from raiter
N the house in which Benedict Arnold was
born.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

Bees AND FRuIr TREEs.-A writer in 4
literary Journal of Paris states that the bees
greatly improve the qualification of fruit
trees. Orchards in which several hives are
kept always produce more fruit than those
in which there are none. In the Provinces
on the Rhine, the fruits are more album
dant ana finer than in any other part Of
Germany. and there it is. the custom To-
keep large quantities Of bees. Plants, too.
which bees visit. thlivs better il the neigh
borhood of hives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

FAsHoNABLE SPRNG CoLoRs.-It may
be interesting to our lady readers to know
that .'the ground work Of all the popular
styles in dress goods, this spring, is grey,
irab, ashes Of roses, and steel coiorin all
the different shades Of this large family Of
the mode. Mixed black and white, in an
almost impereeptible cheae, produces the
same effect, and il equally in vogue. This
ground work is aiuna'ned with designs in
one or two colors, hut rarely in chintz, ex-
cepting in very rich silks or jaconet mus
Inns. The new shades so much in vogue
last winter, inalive, lavender, fuscia, and
Marguerite, will be worn. but not SO much
as the Quaker colors. No flounced robes
one of the wide stripe or immense patterns
which makes Il woman look as if she were
constructed Of Ouch tiles. or representing
a great patch of sunfowers--are TO be
found among the new dress goods. A
very pretty check washing silk VIII be much
worn, designed for three and FIVE flounces /;
also a popular style Of small figured black
silks, exceedingly cheap"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

E1-The equalization Of Gaeta, is hailed
with much satisfaction by the friends Of
Italian freedom. The flight Of Francis III
and the Royal family, says the New York
Eren;ng Posi-. awilI probably complete the
overthrow Of The Bourbon power, AID rel
Iieye Italy Of all apprehension Of future an
noyance from royal race over the execra-
ZION Of all who esteem liberty above oppres-
sion, and tie nights Of the people superior
70 the will ola corrupt and selfish dynasty
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

e Is It's i fact worth fetnelnt'efiag that,
as Vet, no State has voted on any Secession
Ordnance Ard further. that The South
.ern Congress does not propose to submit
its action 10 tie people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
LEGAL.
--~~~~N<~~s~s~Se~rs~-r~ Z - i
| ESTATE OF MATHEW WILLIAMS.

ESTATE OF MATHEW WILLIAMS
County Court. Grant County wisconsin. In Probate
March Term, 1861. Present, Wni- Mc0onngsi. 1u'ge
In the matter Of the estate Of Mathew Whnanis' ue
ceased.
On this day came Ellen Williams. executrix Of tbs
last will and testament of deceased, aud iied II
this court her administration account ior hnai settle
account be card before the Judge Of this Couri, at In
Court House in Lancaster 10 said county. on Monday
the Sth day Of APRIL -. 1851, Al one O'Clock ~ tne
afternoon of said day. Osdered further, that nouc'
tereof be ven TO ali ersons interested ia SAID estate
b. publishing this order TOR three ~ aacees iye We 4
slevtous to SAID day OF Leaung. IN Tie Grant County
Herald weekly newspaper publishes at LincaSser' =
said county,
Dated March 1zth 1891
So VIZ wM. lcGoNIGAl. County Judre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

HEAVY SPEcrE SnIPMENr.--We have
already recorded, says an exchange, the
shipment to Southampton by the West
India steamer, Of $5,662,00o Mexican
specie, the weight Of which was upward Of
I56 tons. A London letter says:
The treasure was contained in no less
than l,l6s packages, and the whole Of i
was landed in seven hours. II was then
deposited in SO railway wagons which
formed special train drawn by two en-
gines. at the London station the treasure
wis transferred from the railway to SO
wagons and vans, which latter drawn by
upwards Of 100 horses, reached the Bank
Of England about 10 4. NJ, and the entire
cargo was safely deposited in the vaults Of
that establishment by ?. NJ, the same
day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

County SEAT QUESTION IN WISCONSIN.
The Madison correspondent Of the Chi
cago Tribune, writing On the 4th inst,
says: There are several county-seat ques-
tions before the Legislature. A bill has
passed submitting to a vote Of the people
the removal of the county-seat Of Iowa
county to Dodgtvile The Mineral Pom;
people got amendment put on in the AS
sembly submitting the question this spring
instead Of in the fall, as desired by the
Dodgyille folks The Senate has not Vet
concurred. Lafayette, Dodge, Green, Lake,
Pierce and other counties are agitatlng the
county-seat question.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
SHERlFF's sALE.-sENNErr-Wn

LlAMS.
State Of Wisconsin, Conaty OF Grant, ss.-Aonzo D
MiIis, Pisntilf Ahraiam Seanett aud +. q Wiz
ha,fs observation-disclosures Court, Grant County
s " sr9ln1u.
BY virtue Of writ OF execution issued out Of the
above NAMED court IN favor OF Tie abosu ained laia-
iH ant against The above named tltndans, 10 zee
directed aud Tor want goods aid tcis wnefeen
to levs levied upon the light title or inter-
which The said del, nnsnis elmer OF them
Lad, on tie 2Iih uas Of November, a. u 1860 or has
since acquired 10 Tie following described rea
estate, vii: Tie sauthwest qua, ter OF ssctton
number ten (lOl, township number "a north,
range number tR0t2l Vest coBtaining one hundred
AMI rxts scres'ot and more less 10 G ant COUNT
Wisconsin. With the exception Of the following de-
scliossi piece or parcel OF aud to wit: commencing
the center post of w s-ctln ten (lOl. west
thu line ~ chains ana 40 inks south variation
q degrees and minut ~ la west IS ellais thence
south (T754 east IA ;iins 70 links, thence III
line is Chains aud II lipks the place beginning,
containing u acres and " rods OF land; which said
real estate wilt, by the order OF The plaintiffs atto
neys, on the LIST day OF May, A. D. ls6s oclock
afternoon of said DAY. ale and II
To the highest and best bsder, in hand at the
outer OF the Court 1iorsein the village of Laneas-
ter, Grant county, Wisconsin
said sale made 10 satisfy said execution and costs
Dated sheria-s Office, Lancaster. March no. l-Gl
j. q. MOOSE, sheriff.
BARRIER & Lowry, Plaintiffs Attorneys 39.tw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
[From the Wisconsin Farmer. ]

Mr.. EDITOR Bark Lice can be efactll-
ally destroyed by applying whitewash,
made of common ley and lime. The ley
should not be strong for any tree, but OLD
ones that have been a long time affected by
them, will require stronger ley than young
er trees, 1t should be tempered according
to the age of the tree to which it is to be
applied. Apply with swob, brush, or any
thing You please, but old trees with large
tops are better reached with large syr-
inge, made for the purpose. Apply the
wash early in the spring, or before the buds
begin TO swell much, as it will Kill the buds
il 100 much exposed. Try it and you will
be delighted with the result. 1t leaves the
trees smooth and healthy looking in the
fall. If the composition should be washed
off by rain soon after it is applied, repeat
the dose, and apply it every spring to your
trees and it will pay, whether your trees
are lousey ornot. | have formerly thought
lime injurious to trees, but experience has
taught me the reverse. /. G..
Beaver Dam, Feb, 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

re- One liundre'tdtnd eighty-seven in
ebrates are said TO have been restored to.
sobriety and manhood by the philan-
thropists, who for some months past have
been conducting the lnebriates' Home ia
Chatham street, New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

Hor BEns.-You who love the garden,
and intend that ycur tables shall b sraced
with the delicacies Of the season, will not
forget to prepare the hot bed in good time.
Do not look upon il as a scientific operas
ton, one requiring u carpenter or any 9th
er artisan to construct it, but take the
square. saw and hammer, and make il
youf elf in double quick time. Purchase
the S sh, if you have no old ones. In some
sheltered and sunny spot, throw out the
earth ogthe depth Of q foot, fill IN Will
horse manure, and on that six inches Of
fine loan or leaf mold, and put on the
glass. Water properly, and when the
whole is sufficiently warm put in the seeds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
Old And without Honor at


An attempt was made at Lancaster, the
home of Ex-President Buchanan, to give
him public reception. A committee Of
citizens invited the Common Council, tie
Fire Companies, &c., TO participate in the
ceremonies. DIR. Cassiday, President OF
the Common Council, i Democrat, i'll some
remarks on the subject, said:
Even Mr.. Buchanan's frieuds must adj
nit that majority Of our people think the
course of bis administration. until very re-
Gently has been neither creditable to him
self, honorable to the democratic party, nor
beneficial to the state or nation. 1t is just
such manifestations as this motion proposes
that shock the sense of justice in honest
men, and cause them to doubt the sincerity
Of the doct.iEe Of .'uieasures and not men. "
Bestow honors where praise is justly merit
ed, but suffer the undeserving 70 pass
through the world in silence"
The Lancaster FencibIes, a military com
pany, rejected the invitation by an emphat-
ic vote. The Hook and Ladder Company
rejected it by aunanimous vote; tne SunFire
Company BY q tie vote; while the Union
Fife Company accepted ii as marx Of
respect TO an old member of the company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

EF-A letter from Wisconsin to lie
Cleveland Piaindealer says that seventeen
men were poisoned in one OF the pineries
Of that State i fev days since. An in
vestigation Of the matter revealed the fact
that lizard had been boiled in the tea
kettle used BY them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
ESTATE OF HENRY PnOBSI.

S,nnty Court, liant County, Wisconsin. In Probate,
E..lTnnrv Term. 1851 Present William McGonieal,
Judge In the matter n tho last viii and ties aneni
uf Henry PIpOst. deceased.
On reading ling instrument N wiring pur-
netting IL be the last aud OF Henry Prob 1
late al ~ lancaster, ia the count, Of Gtaht
and State Of Wisconsin,, dveelaed wherein Mary Fnlst
widow 81 said deceased, sole exvcuirix: there
upon il ordered that prof Of said Instrument be
head before the Judge Of This court at the court puse
in Lancaster. in said county, on TUESDAY, the second
iay al Apri, a. %, 1861 at Oc0ck IN the afernt On
II said dry fn tiier thai notice thereof be
given To All persons interested therein, BY publishing
TINS order for three 90 successive weeks previous 10
said ,ay of hearing IN the Grant county Herald a
weekly newspaper published ~ Lancaster, in said
county.-Datsd February 2Sth, 1861
3s-:}t WI. McsiONIGAl.. County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
THE HERALD.
Slips from Prentice-Talxen from
the Louisville journal.


Robert Lincoln, a son Of "Old Abe,r is
said to be precious chap. We suppose
his friends will soon be calling him ..Bob-
o'-Link."
The N. 7. Herald goes lower down in
its lying than any other paper in the coua-
try. In other words it underlies the srhoie
american press.
1t is said that the South Carolina SOL
diers don't get enough to eat. They don't
much like arar.fare. Can't they cook their
palmettos and rattle-snakdsl
A Georgia paper says that Southern sol
ders can always stand fire. No doubt Of
that, and the secession leaders. most unde-
niably, can stand fre-and steal.
Our readers may remember that we set
down the Union majority in Tennessee at
$4,000. 1t has gone up already, by the
returns, to 10000. We cannot venture to
guess what figure it viii 90 to in the end
We have heard of farmer who enclos-
cd fed with fence so crooked that a
pig, crawling through hole to get out,
would find himself back again where he
started. We are by no means sure that
the Cotton States haven't had similar luck
in their attempts to crawl out.
Mr.. Spratt, of Charleston, says that the
Southern Confederacy will never acquire its
true position until, by importations from
Africa, the number Of slaves shall be at
least equal to the number of whites. He
insists that every white man, woman and
child, shall have his, her, and its niger.
In the present Congress Delaware has
one representative, Maryland six, Virginia
thirteen, North Carolina eight, Kentucky
ten, Tennessee ten, Missouri seven, Arkan-
sas two--total fifty-seyen. Under the cen
sus Of 1860, Virginia loses two, North
Carolina one, Tennessee two, Kentucky
two-total seven. Missouri gains two and
Arkansas one-total three. a net loss OF
four. So that under The new apportion-
ment the eight Border Slave States viii
have only fifty-three votes. The anti-siav-
cry States will have one hundred and fifty
votes under the new census, nearly three
times as many as the Border Slave States
have.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

SIGNIFIcANT AppoINTMENr-M ericc
and Spain. The appointment of Cassius
NJ. Clay to Spain, and Tom Corwin to
Mexico, indicates that the President is pre-
pairing at all points to choke the South
ern Confederacy. Corwin has the good
will of Mexico, aud he will be able to send
home Jefferon Davis Ambassador with a
flea in his ear. Spain also. will be grated
to receive Clay. Her Government knows
that he is no fiilibuster or pirate, such as
Pierce and Buchanan nurtured.- The pres
ent administration wants neither to buy
nor to steal Cuba. Spain naturally looks
with adherence on men who have been
acting as highwayman toward her. The
presence of Clay in Spain will prove that
policy TO be changed to one Of honor and
faith, such as Washington and Jefferson
acted on toward other nations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

RT- VIM. G. Rogers. IA old printer and
working Republican, came out ahead for
Postmaster 1T La Crosse, at a regular meet
JIG to vote on the subject in that city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
CHERIFFs SALE GUNsAULIs.

Slate Of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ssCIrcuit Court
ia aud for tirant County Judgment Of Fvreciosui .
ami Sale. John Wit0useh, plaintiff, u.s. LII Gunsauiir,
defendant.
b. virtue Of decree of foreclosure and sale, issued
out of the above nanlsd court in favor Of the above
named plaintiff and against the abov~ named neei aah'
bearing date Ia. "a .lay Janua y, A. u. 1861,
direction OF the plaintiffs triIe y shall on the -ot
ss Of May. ID. 1861, the honr u Ten oclock A. Az
If said a, al the at,ol If house in he si a.
IL Iancastei Grant county. WISCONSIN, otif f1f -
at pubic auc0n aud wall sell 20 The highest and br'
biuer for cashin hand, The following u~ciipeu teA
statt 10 wit The sou halt Of the southeast quartz.
If section twelve 10 IN town i've ~ NORM, - ang'
two ts) vest containing eight. aces more ~ less
sai. i.es are ordered sold ia satisfaction Of tht
udr,nen in this case amounting TO the sum 81 ioui
HUNDRED and thirteen d,liars and hlneiy-hse cenla
Sab. 95J, together with interest and costs
Dated SneliH's Ufic, Lancaster, Feb. IL, A. D. 1901
j. Il. MOORE, ShetlH
MILLs MCKEE, Plaintiffs Ait'ys. ~ ''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
ELECTION NOTICE..
TO the Voters Of Grant County.

Whereas pursuance of order Of the elary Of
statr, which ivasts follows
.SI&IE OF WISCONSIN - EcRETARYs OFFICE.
:, IotAe SherlU Of tAs County If GraAt:
vii o notice, That an Election
ili Aea the Ensi Tuesday, bsng the stcoAd tay
Of April next Towns. Waris ADD HI, ciion
h Uclncis county Of hrant, St,t ni Wisconsin,
Tor thes election OF an ASS >UCtATk JUSTICE VF THE
SUPnEals Cilitl, fog tie Term " six Yeas cs,n-
ncitg on the nsst a4s Of January, A. u 1867
And, also, fos he eectipn Of a COUNTY JUDsE,
for County OF GIant, for the Of Four Years,
commencing the hiot DAY o. January. A. q. -lse2.
9 Given ms hand anu the Great seal OF
H. ST. STATE, At the Capisol, in Madison, tn
twenty eighth oay of February, A. u. lsof.
.EDNAkD fLSLEY,
Assistant Secretary 81 STATE
Therefore, will truly ake notice, that election
viii DC held At the usual place Of hoang
HE several towns 81 Grant County. Tuesday, tie
second daS Apr, A. d. lSoI, iar tue eie, ton
4ss0ele Justice II the SaPrems CuTi, fOf tue term Of
Years. rs Commences January ISL, A. H. 1907, in
place uKsAMus Coils, term Of Office will exeire
that tille Also, lof tile election o. County Judge,
for the term OF our Gears, in place of WILLIAM AicoS-
GAL. whose OF Office will expire january Isl, a.
loo2
j. d. M0OnE, Sheriff
March 1, 1861. 80 St OF Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

TEE END The Springfield Journal
thus says truly:
IF war shall come, we think we can
very clearly see the end of it. Three
hundred and fifty Thousand shareholders
cannot overcome thirty millions Of people
who have no interest in slavery. The
friends Of the American Union and Gov
eminent will have the sympathy and sup
port of the whole civilized world. Even
slaveholding Spain will not sympathize
with American shareholders, for she will
remember their designs upon Cuba. The
issue of such war viii be the abolition OF
slavery and the removal of the only ele-
ment which stands in the way Of stability
and permanency Of Republican Govern
mont in America. That such war will
come, sooner or later, we may not doubt
It may begin tomorrow or next week, or
next year, or at later period, but it will
begin---and it will end as we have predicted.
The chains Of human bondage will melt in
the furnace fires of civil strife"