The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-19
A Truth nj passape.

We copy uo t'"i'wrug oe.u tul passage
from tho speech drlivarod h, Hon, Cnarlo
G'bbons. nj The Na,innal Union MEETING
held in Philadelphia, the evening of III,
Oh:
"lhis is a war on our part for tho pool
man B"caus" IL is u war TOR tina mainirn
a"ce ot tho only government on ear Il tha
froefy opens TO hun and his children tn,
way to prosperity and honorable dis incron
Thu schnol house il free Cnnsc,nce j.
freq Every busuoss avenue is tree, FL,
'hdS no gates TO exclude him from anv of
the high roads 10 fortune or To fame The
doors at every profession open ut his sum
mons. and his children are ~elcn,ncG al rv.
cry portal. No privilege is denied him tha
's accorded 10 tho rich. no restraint imposed
upon him from which others arc exempt,
IL IS here. under protecriOn OF govern.
ment now hrsst nv armies in the South and
armies in the North. who try to conceal
their hostility under tho broad mantle OF
Democracy, that every pnOr man NAV rise
It hs wiil.to tho full stature OF his manhood
ana. man Among men. u sovereign among
sov"ro'gn", breathing tho inv,gorat,ng uir of
liberty. NAV lead his children forth, free as
IN" h"dg"d eagl"rs of the mountains. to try
the 8 rangih of their pinions. upward and
a'ili upward in ;he pure atmosphere ot u
Republic. the career of Presidrn, Lucoln
illustrates the argument. B. ginning life IA
rnor and frIend"ss bOy-as ronr aud
trlendIess as this ragged llttio boy who
stands beforo mo; ; in early manhunG a Ia
borrr in fields by day. and a stu,ionr AZ niyh,
bv the dun light of u tali0w candle; then "A
respected member Of an honorabIs pro
frssion; n"xt faithful Representative ~
Congress. aud now the highest on earth
the President Of the United States of Ameri
Ca
II tho poor man would find botter friend
than such u government as this, | am sure
he must seek him in another and hiph.,
sph"r" than any within the dom,nions of
mankind Aud. IL he would fnd worse
enemy than tho party drmag ngu. who seeks
to divert him from his lo,attv bv stirring
up evil passions and criminal prciud rc-s |
against tho friends Of universal hberiy, who
troely offer their property aud livos for the
defense Of the gnvcrnment. he must sock
him. not on earth. but in tho lowest depths
OF hell He must drag up from the bot.
tom OF the burning lake. him WIN first made
"lmpious war in Heaven
Against the throne aud majesty ct God"
Iron FORMED DR. ANIMALcuLEs.- The
Journal de & Instruction Pubkique con.
lans curious article by M Oscar ae
in which he announces the
fact. not generally known. that in the lakes
oil Sweden there are vast layers or banks
OF iron, exclusively built up bv animal.
cules, not unlike those that have laid the
foundations of large islands in The ocean,
by silently and tor ages crm-nting matter
WIN matter, so rs TO create those beauti-
iu' forms known MS m 'dIe po e. mile.
po'e coral, DC. The iron thus r0uud is
called in Sweden lake. ore, distinguished,
according 10 its form, INTO gunpowder,
pearl. money, or cake ore. These iron
banks are from zen 10 two hundred me.
lers in length. from FIVE 10 fifteen broad,
and from fourh 10 three. fourths Of A
meter and more in thickness. In winter
he Swedish peasant, who has but htlIe 10
10 10 that season. makes holes in the ice
't lake. and with long pole probes The {
bottom until he has found an iron bank.
An iron sieve is then let down, and with
sort OF lsdle, conveniently fashioned Tor
he purpose. the loose ore is shoveled in,
o the sieve. which is then hoisted up
gain. The ore :hus extracted is, OF /,
course. mixed with quantiy Of sand
md other exiraneOus matter. which is got
i'd OF by washing it in cradle like that
'sed by gold diggers. A man may get
'ut ton OF iron ore per day by this
'rocess. II