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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
Field Notds.
TIVTII TIVEW IVIVN
North Western Ohio.

MAuNEE SITY is Situated at the foot of the Maui
me- Rapids, and the country around it, and at the
head Of the Lako, is destined to be the best fruit
growing rVgion in Ohio. While J am now writing,
cold east wind chils, and threatens with frost,
while even the peach blossoms, The earliest 10 come
fOrwar l. scarcely show signs of life. The forests
appear deed rs winter. The fields an1the gar lens
are not 80 far advanced they were in Columbus
the first of April. .. .f..
The staosthest, thriftiosi apple, pear, AMI ounce
trees ever saw, are had nn this river. There
apples and pears list year, and they were yer,
gnod. Mr. Eber Wilson, on orchard of $50
trees had over 400 bushels. The Catawba grape
ripans here apparently as fully as on kelly's Is
land. 1t never mdcws, and never fails but il
gets ripe, and is gone at least two weeks earlier
than on the Island. have been told by number
of the Oldest settlers that apples, ounces and pears
fail in the vicinity of the river. If the inn
PRECISION have f Imed of this country Touching its
adaptcdnCss To fruit. is not mistaken une, Il l.
country Offers advantages to the orchard men that
is no where else To be obtained.
Yours truly, JAS. l.. GAGE.
NorE.-Ju 'ge Gage has gone to the Mauncc
country, TO renew an acquaintance formed nearly
forty years ago, when,
" Potatoes they grew small
tAnd frogs they grw large! "On Nlumee!"
But forty years have wrought wonlers in That re-
gion. which is in fair way Ia become the gar
den AMI fruit orchard Of OHIO. Ed.
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.

THE Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer telegraphs that inl-
rortant foreign intelligence, of highly
favorable character, with reference to our
Government, has been, received by the State
Department., viz: "It is believed that the
Emperor Napoleon ia about to reconsider
his recognition Of the Rebels as bclliscrents
and il. view of tho fact that tho United
States Gag floats in every State except one
to give such aid to our Government as he
can to suppress tho rebellion. England
will at once follow in his footsteps"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
THE IMPENDING BATTLE.

TBE Cincinnati Gazette anticipates as
,ourly impending another great and bloody
mttle near Corinth. Mississippi 1t init
mates that il has in its possession facts an
0 the preparations on our side for such All
vent, whichit is not at liberty to publish.
looks upon the coming engagement as
me in which at least two hundred thousand
nen will be engaged with q desperate de-
ermination TO conquer or die. The slaugh-
'er aud havoc on both sides can not but be
eriible. In, view Of this, the Gazette calls
Ipon citizens to make provisions in advance
or the care Of the wounded, and urges that
tue Sanitary Commission bo in condition to
each the 6cla within twelve hours after
he battle. with nurses, physicians and ev-
'rything needed. II feels certain that the
,atto will be fought before the close Of the
week, 'a
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
WIRE-CUTTERs CAUGnT.

THK Nashville Umioa learns that three
Rebels were detected by party of our sol
diers, ON Saturday week, in cutting the tel
cgraph wires, some l3 miles from the city
On the Savannah line. Ono received a load
of buckshot in the back. and was left behind.
The other two were brought to headquar-
tors. Secretary Stanton, il will be rocol-
locted. has ordered that all such rascals
should be Immediately shot. a.,ff....
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01

I Tas Un'vd sdtds Bc6atJ last week, un-
pimously RI stihed the new tseaty III
stsat BritailS for Ao sopp fession of the
.,frtcai slaes ra'idf This trecty, Il is be-
eyed. will be an ciicctual check to the in.
mous traffic. The Senate also passed Mr..
''usnuer's bill'ostai'lish;ng diplomatic reia-
.ous, with Liberia aud llayti. From on
Interrogation Of these republics, other III.
'ous nave heretofore had almosta monoboly
II thoir commsrce. II has been understood
lat the Haytian Government WILL appoint
/, 81. white mah TO represent it's interest a!
Washington. VI l7 1880 nH
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nLACK ARTILLERlsTs.

. SENATOR GRIMES has received arespons,
tn his speech urging the garrisoning of the
unhealthy forts with loyal blacks, from tIi'
soldiers Of tho Fourteenth Massachusetts,
who beg they may man tho guns at Forts
Kcrrigan and Albany, where this regiment
suffered terribly from fever last summer,
and fear It's repetition.
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HERIFFS SALE.

Roxanna MHrehousc vs.. Andrew Warehouse.
BY virtue of an execution TO me directed and de
liyered from the Court of Common Pleas of Wood
County, Ohio, in the above entitled cause. shall
offer for sale at public auction at the door of the
Court H0uscin Perrysbnrg, in said County ON
". Saturday, May 3lst, 1852, .....
between the hours of IL IN. mud o'clock p. m.
Of the following described lands ami epencnis,
Ni: The porti- rest 4 of the northeast u of Sec
tiOn 10, in township 4, north Of range cast, in
Woou County, Ohio continuing forty acres, more
or less l''.T #,. g. L. GuYER, Sheriff
sw52.--S249 .y ...... A..
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roRTs Anovr MEMpIJIs.

THERE are still two formidable forts be-
tween tho Federal troops and Memphis.
The 6rst 10 Fort Harris, six miles above /;
the second Fort Wright, above Island No.
"a, and between thirty aud forty miles above
Memphis. The latter is now being besieged
by Com. Foote and may fall at any moment
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nlTCH APPoRTIONMENT.

Notice j. hereby given that the Commissioners
If Wo"d County, Ohio, have established drain
or intercourse, numbered '53, commencing on the
nth hno oi section -, Township 3, u,rth rangr
IL east nj ditch G, instructed under q former
itch law, about eighty rods east of the snuth-west
conner Ut said SECTION thence north in the line &C
said Township ditch tn the Touissant creek thence
lown said creek 10 the McCntcheusville road,
whereat 10 terminate, an the sill Commi ssinn-
,rS have apmrNEsd - tie aM p,ls Of Ian benefit
ted by said drain such portlnn Of The work oi con-
Structnn, in liuonl rolls. ami also the expense of
survey. as are affixed to their names respectively,
tO-Wit
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NATIONAL DEFENSE COMMITTEE

TIVE Military Committee Of the Hous'
have agreed to prepare an important b
providing for the appointment Of q coniiuis
ION Of two naval and two army ohiccts,
aud two soientifo civilians, to form Boar &
which shall cXanineI into the subject
1ational dcfenscs. All appropriations foI
ortiiicatons or national dcienses are to be
ekpended undor the direetion OF this Board.
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mEAUnrg.AHD,s yfcroRy.s

The Buffalo Commercial says that Beau.
'egard's victory at Pttsburg Landing i,
very much Ike That describsdH BY Johi'
hhoenix', lie says: al held the ene,n,
down by my nose, which had inscftct.
bstwssn his teeth for that purpose r..
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A NEW RING.

THR Atlanta CO,ysocracy is wcll-niFl
transported to learn that the farmers ar
ylanting largely Of corn, bus sparsely o.
cotton. SO, it seems. corn y a higher mon
arch than cotton, even in Georgia. Perhap,
tho EDITORS supply of corn Juice is getting
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n.nrrn's MAoAzrys, si.y, 1852, uap,r and

HARrHR's MAoAziyH, Msy, 1852! iIrpcr and
BrOth r, New York. TT H...I
THE 24u, oume Of Harper, Is c,mp ted will
the present number. The table Of contents and
list of illustrations show the labor and expenst
which have been avishcd upon is pages. Besides
the serial novels = q The Adyentur.s 0f Philip BY
W. N. Thackeray, /" Oricy Farm" by Anthon,
Throllope and Mistress aud Maid 'by Dinah
Maria Muloch - each number eunt lined tales,
sketches and poems carefully selected from the
immlnst number furnished bp' Ainyrienu cnntribu-
trs. While tIu> giving due prominence tO the de-
rmcnt Of fctpn, care has ben tiken to supply
papers nf permanent historical and scientific value.
The various editorial departments compnse essays
and notes upon che current topics of the day, at
home aud abroad with wit and sentiment sufficient
to make it spicy. IN the present volume every i'm.
pOrdnt incijcnt Of tlw war, ,m the sailing Of the
Port Royal expedition 70 the victory at Pittsburg
Landing, is recorded with coTious index, which
will enable the reader 10 refer at once 20 each As
an illustrated monthly, Harper has equal. The
expense for illustrations alone exceeds tue entire
c0sto the literary and artistic matter Of any 9TH
or similar periodical. The BOT Il volume commences
with the next number and the publishers premise
that it shall be in every respect fully equal TO any
which have preceded it. fci rus = 81 year for
one copy, or SO ior three copies. ... ....
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THE ArlAsrrc Monthly, May, 1902. Tioknor

IHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, M ay, 1902: Ticknor
and Fields, Boston, Mass. ....'J .. ...-
THE Atlantic we regard as >ne of the very best
of American publications. T'ae epterprisilg pub
fishers spare efforts in enfistg the best talent
of the couutryto support with vipor and eoqu,nce
those opinions and principles which brace the great
public heart to stan firm on the side of Freedom
and Right In the present number there is much
matter of unusual interest The articles, Man
Under Sealed Orders" Weather and War"
" The Statesnanshp of Richelieu," Hindrance,"
are OF absorbing inter est, AZ are also the "Line'
Written Under Por rait of Theodore Winthrop"
Under the Snow" ana "The Vulu tecr." Part
first "f a beautiful STORY, entitled The South
Breaker" written by Miss Harriet Prescott, is com
mtncod in this nol45ar Those wishing to sub
scribe will find it 60 til ir advantage to call at the
JOrRNAL office.
Mrs. stoves "Ayncs Of Sorrento" Italian
story, and The Pearl of Orrs Island" story of
the coast uf Mains, has been issued in book form
and will appear tbc third of May, Copies Of eth
er book will he sent post1psid amy address hr
81, ,25 each. Address Ticknor and Fields, Boston,
Mass. '. ," .... 10.
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THE LADus' KErpDroRY NAV, se2 POO 4
Hitchcock. Cincinnai, o.
Turs IS ar ur.pspaliy in,ereihtg Npmbr Of the
Repository, Tho efterprsiag rublishers, ieelinr
tn, pressure nf the spirit of the day, present tw'
cngr.vings quite war-likc in appearance " Tue
Peace Buri Al of Wilkic." and "The Maid Of Sar.
agossa." Thc paper under theiast titie is an inter.
esiing account uf the seige of Saragnssa aud the
fem Ile eng iaerr &C artilsry. The uuhbcr Of prs,
articles in this iSsue are nineteen ;poctry twelv,
pieces, besides the =. Scr piSu. -GaLinsi,, Autes
an On ri g." I" SidsbparJ Dr Chldren," WAY.
81 lc Gl,apings" Mf,cciiaacohS,' "gditors Tia.
blc," etc. Terms, per annum, two dollars.
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SATURDAY.. MAY 81, 1862.

between the ,hurs OF 70 N. aud 2 p M, of said
day, the following described lands and tenements,
tO-wit The northwest \ ofthe south least II ,and
the south Il Of the northeast Is Of section No. 4
township No d north of rang No. 9 east; ap-
praised ut $500 and the west "a of the south west
"A Of section No. %, township NJ. 4, north of
rang No. east: appraised at $500. ..,'
g. +. GUYER Sheriff.
JAMES MrRRAy, Atty. .r lrl 3Wb2-S3.05.
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SATURDAY,. MAY 81. 1862.

the following described lands and tepements to-wit
The southwest Y hf the southeast !. Of sectim
number 8. town number T. north Of range number
cast; sp'Taised at $1,000. G.yE, GCgEE, Sheriff.
JAS. .LCERAY, Atty. ... 3w52.- S2.40.
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NHERIFF,S SALE.

Samuel johnson, assignee, VS.. William Prescott.
Iy virtue of an order OF sale issued in the above
cause, by the Clerk Of the court of common pleas
Of Wood county, Ohio, and to Inc directed and de-
livercd, shall offer for sale at the door Of The
court house, in PeTysburv, Wood Comfy, Ohio,
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DEDEMPTION NoTlGR.

James Pillars, or his assignees. viii take motto
thai Absalom Click deposited in the Treasury t.
Wood County, Ohio, twenty dollers, scyeit,
three cents nj mills tp red, IN tie &. u n, c.
seetin, % own 8 hcrth, range II east, eight
tcres s,Ad Mt the delinquent tax sale, January u
1862. ira ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Woud County, o.,
Perrysburg, April 23 1882. u. '' 62w4'
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PARTY FIRNTi

The Ohio Statesman is urgent for the
calling Of Democratic State Convention at
an early day. Party, party, nothing but
party can be seen or thought of by tho
Statesman! II has never Lost sight o.
party for q single instant, and in all it,
avowals of patriotism itihas qualified them
by attempts at party gain. lIis e.r 1.E.
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sud AIoenrre 200,


VIZ are pninrd 10 learn that LIILAS, a little
daughter Of W, IL. Howe, Erq,, OF Adams town
snip, in tbs county, was hUrnel to death on SAiur-
day, The 18TH list, The circumstances of the case,
~ ns,Ily as We can lcanl th,h were Ihco,;
puptr hNd b'en engaged 10 Pot a coat o. paint up
Mr. u WS's house, hnl had bUA, a de- lnr tpr pur-
p.Es OF balliRg ino nli 1W,' liuis Avs ap lihan
wrr1 playing ip Ia yarl, aul wi;h s,m, snlvingS
rs-kiUt,d I,c dr,, NUich, itwa' thought, lad IN.
tlrcly died uui and In the r,urSc ot tner sport the
clu'heS ~ thu htde gil caught h,e aud brGirt as.
AShncr e,0ll TeacR ncg ShesWas 50 padlS pu,ucd
ihei she died the u'Nt day finn hsr injuries,
ir is taou sht Genera IL H. of Toledo W II
succeed Acknowledgement Eu ,&ns ham, al
Columbus. -f.- ...
As last accounts the hndy cC GOV llar-
vey, who WAS droWnpl M savannah som
days @nce, mad not Oeen recovered. Two
Wisconsin, gentlemen had offered reward
of u Thousand dhars iOr its recovery.
Inp report ,Elt aHGthsr battle had Oom.
mence1 near PttSbars Landing. Thursday
last, is geuesaily d.scredited.
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SHERIFFs SALE.


BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause 10y the clerk of the court Of comm n pleas oi
Wood county, Ohio and to me directed and deliver
ID. will Offer for sale at public vcndur ut the doci
OF the court house in Pcrrysburg, Wood county
Ohio IN ... ...''
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SPgCirIrA AEoNai Wih,h of hOingn, 10 Gee, To
sechm Il al SnmtN thoncr to station 10 2hs fset
,hsRep; I, ths nNnT iryTninus y vlt. Bans 81 pos,
I to |. The eNcaVated earth 10 br rem we'd Mt
least3 fcvi from tha bUak sap3s. Costs Of survey
n he Sid hr the ist Of Angus, n2xt an The ditch
90 be completed by the lst M S.ptmbpr AlCwiug,
ApInSoS SNirn, Auditor
Au utor's Office, Wo d County, o..
Ferry Sburs, april %, 1852. lt52.
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4 GRIGULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

The PEBRYSBrRG AGRICuLrrRAL WAREHOUSE
IS now fully stacked with the Very Beet Farm
FOOLS and Macl'in :, of every description. The
assortment of Plows is COMPLETE = consisting Of
Nitchel Sons Cast an Steel, all wrranteh :;
Gil Sons Combination Plow.- very superior
tiibbs \ BrCs Celebrated Cylinder Pow; the Old
Eagle Pl'w, which has ood the testof years, as
well rs other y,ripipS ~. ...rr.. .. E
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NkW AnNERri8EMNTs.

$tEqsFS an. ~ -
I. G. Dssh vs.. Datid Dualap, n W. Pciing. ct al.
By YfffIc dtap order of,sale issVted IN The above
ase bythe cietk of the csn,t NJ G, mfnop pleas Of
Aopdcounty, 0hia, ana to Ibeyiirected and deliver
d. will otisr(br sale at public vendue at the door
1.-THE court i"use in the town Of Perry sburg, Wood
uunty, Ohio,tn
-, fsstsriNyy che slst day zuf MAJ. 1854.
,ctwesn the hours Of II O'clock ". aud O'Clock
lP!N., Of said day, the following described lands
md ,mrnts to-wit: The cast halt Of the south
,alto the s.nt-Ae quarter of SECTION ~ aud the
asst haror the west halt the south halt tie south
lvest quarter Of section 27 township 4north range II
yfst, t'lntHinpg 10 -acrest also, the north east
rluaricr Of the northwest quarter of sectioti ~.
lwsliP :, north OF range IL east, c'fntainng ~
,elunging. vnm ,rEP ,.'t e. Z. GCYEB, SherG
PRicE a Johnson, ATTY 3. .i# ,..a
.L--- u -L- " ----- ---.-- ~ b2w4.-S3.Al-
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A n ORDINANCE.

A n ORDINANCE. ..f s. ,-..,
Wtereas, The sidewalks in the incorporated vii
lage of tiead need repairs,
Therefore be Il ordaincd That all owners Of lot,
in said Incorporated village Of Gilead, along which
sidewalks have been, or shall hereafter be con
structed, shall be arr hereby required to repair al
sidewalks along their respective lots, BY the frs
lay OF June, 1852, and to keep the same IN repaii
thereafter; and in any person shall fail to re
pair his or her sidewalks as aforesaid, then il
shall be the duty of tho Marshal to repair said
walks, and the expense thereof shall be cbarget
esp,ctively against the lois.
BY order Of the Council. aI.' .
~ J. ATKINSON, Mayor.
A. G. DAVIS, Recorder. 1851.
I)EDEMPTION NOTICE.-Martin Limbrick o,
= his assgnecs will take notice that Aaron n
Hart has deposited in the treasurr of Wood county
Ohio, seven dnllars, and seventY-eght cents to r..
deem the southwest y of northeast u section 80
town north. range i east, 40 acros, sold at tn,
delinquent tax sale, january l3, 1882.
.r,ygl....,....-- ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood co., o.
Perrysburg, April Is, ls62-5lw4*. . a H
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= = -FTT- -
DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL petition will be presented to the commits
sioners Of Wood c,unty, at their next session. pray
ing for the establishment Of a road, follows -
Commencing at the northeast corner Of the south
west quarter Of section one town fiyc 81 rahge
nine 81, thence west. the half section line until
it ncrsects the 70 TIL and south road running from
the Green Encampmant road to the Kellogg road
and there ttrmin lte. Also the vacation Of much
of the Otsego and Haskins road lies between the
0tsego aud Blanchard free turnpike. and the Wa
pakonnrtta Avenue road. " .-..
-l..t n. KUDER, ct al, pet'r1.
Washington, Wood co., April IS, '62-5lw4#.
DEDEMPTION NOTICE.-Jacob Dauteruian or
IL his assigners will take notice that Aaron n.
Hart has deposited in the treasury Of Wood county
Ohio, ten dollars and ity-fye cents to redeem the
east u west southeast 1 section SO, town north,
range IL east 80 acres, sold at the delinquent tax
sale, JANUARY IL, 1862. ADDISON SMITH. .
Auditors Office, Wood CO., o. Auditor.
Perrysburg, April 18Th, 1852 5lw4*. "'
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Although, as ever one knows, all Cotton
Goods have greatly advanced still shall b.
able TO oif,r them at NEARLY THE OLD PRICES
---as we have taken an early advantage Of thu
market, buying from stocks that were Eurshascd
last spring, aud for Ctsh, NaT
Our whole stock has been selected with grea,
care, and we think it well calculated to meet tn
wants of the people at any rate, all we ask is az
examination of it b. tr., g-
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NOTICE TO Tue PuBLIC,

Natice is hereby given, that my wife, Sarah Bole.
man, ,lh.s hft MY bed and boJd NitAout cause
provocition, nn that win hereafter pay hdcbt
NJ her eontr8evtng. ---.as tHRlsTIAN ~ BohRnANs.s
FHEEPoRT, Wood CO., o.
7H'f'7 .HlT1 Il Apth 2atn, iIs63-lsawS, 3
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Giil7& 4 SONS Cui,ivnt:ns Harrow.


The greatest Improvement Of the age Call and
SIC IT, Corn-Shcllrrs OF the very best description
Hay. Straw, and Stalk Cutters - s.mathing that
~ farmer should be withnut several kinls Of
Chums, which will make butter in little less than
no time any glrl boy will consider il play tr
nrn TIN m ; Road Scr.lrrs, wood and cast: One.
Iwn, lre =, All F'v '-Shavel Cu'tivat rS Hydes'
TO-; Alters Horse He; Horse p.tcaforkS, - will
unload l' ad Of hay in frrm five to seven minutes
the VERY EIST Spades, Shovc|S, Forks, of all
kinds Plantation and Garden Hoes Garden
Trowcla Farm and Schcul-l ousc Et very
cheap Suctin and Force Jumps; Water Draw
ers, ... r.r
Sc W NG- HINES:
The =" Lit c Giant" Sewing Machines: Will
ans Orvis's Celebrated Double Loop Sewing
Machines warranted as good rs any $4,000 Ma
chimes, and only S2500l
For the BFsT Tcors. Of Ercry Description. 90 20
te AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
PcrysburP, April %, 1862. d. KREPS.
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NEW ADVERTis. .MENTA.

JoHNaHnRENsuAws BsrArE.
.Notico is hereby gvee tliatMary A. fIorchslst
itas becs. appointed and dnlJ qudihsdts NinirhS
MAEY a. llgRESsu ~. ~ lfiinstratrix
3w52H/ gss
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
EEnYtis i'm The United States.

The Chicago Tribune chnckles at the
idea of converting South Carolina into an
other Hayti. and there is good reason to
be elieve that we have in our country few
busy bodies in politics, who would cohtrl-
bute to establish two or three black re-
publics in the midst Of our white ones
With their idea of the equality Of races. !"
which they inform us was The object of the
bill authorizing diplomatic relations with
Hayii they cannot see why it is not both
possible and desirable that the negroes
should dominate in two or three or more Of
the Onited States. and b. represented in
Congress and The Cabinet To aid in this
consummalion every effort is made 10 gath
er together as many "contrabands" as
! possible in order to teach them. This
teaching. we mag he pretty sure, 10 'u'en-
tod not e. hem such knowledge
rs will be useful TO them in any probable
future Of theirs, but to irstill into their
minds notions of personal and political
equality and independence which will be-
source Of trouble hereafter 10 both black
aud white and perhaps TO the government
Of Tie country. These educational expert
ments are jus'ifable upon no grounds OF
either necessity or utility. Surely no mar
is fool enough to deroud upon them on
The ground Of military necessity and
there is no better reason for upholding
them. They nsedlsssly and wanton'y de-
fy and condemn the laws aud customs of
States where they have been initiated.
But. then, the fanatics, who instigate
them, think they will help to realize the
dream of negro equality. and to reduce
some of the States of our Uuion to the
condition of Hayti. which condition in
their eyes, is result not to be deprecated,
but 10 be desired.-.St. Louis Republican