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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

Dor. and the attaching them to, or merging them
IN the UuiVer=itv.
The suggestion that the State would make
saving by using the College buildings and farm,
as a. adjunct Of the Reform School, il aso q fal-
lacy That project would require al additional
corps Of officers keepers and teacher, equal. II
not greater ia number 70 those already employed
that institution, and al az equal expense 10
the state Il woali also be attended with a
large expenss in overhauling the College build
.ngs and SITTING them up prison.
One Of the correspondents Of the Adusrtisr
d. Tribune dlicuirs our suggestion in A former
article in This paper, thai the proposed remoVa!
II TIE o.ege, would defeat tue grant OF laud
made by Congress He asserts tna, ''the Uni-
versi,y is a collection Of Colleges" TIA; i nov
consists Of College Of Science, Literature,
AID tie Arts; College Of Law and College Of
Medicine That the writer o. that article has
Lad but little # anything 10 DO with the Uaiver-
sty, and sao~s mex. 70 nothing Of is organiza-
ton, j. very evident from the o.unders that be
commits, 10 regard 70 it. We are quite sure
/ taat be has never been connected with the Las
/ Department, al least. The assert ons quoted
above are transparent pet.iioggins, 10 avoid The
force Of our suggestion 10 The article above ALA
ded to. The statute provides that the Uuiversi
IS snail consist Of al least three departments
W.: Literature, 6c., Law and Medicine, AID al
Under the government Of the Board OF Regents
IL is one institution, consisting Of different de
partmeuts; and should the Board OF Regenti
See Ii, to add 10 it, as they may CO., d depart
meut Of Agriculture il could not be said tina
such action would bring the University within
clue meaning ct rho az Of Congress, = maze !
A College where the leading object shall be L
teach sucn branches OF learning ~ are related L
agriculture and tie mechanic arts The CORES
po.deat confesses that still tie leading -tjec
vt tne University u.a'I not be 70 teach agricul
rufs. science. ItfOIows then that the Uuiyer
shy cannot be the recipient OF the grant
Ii al that is sail and written agan-. tie AZ
ic1liuu,, College be true, it constitutes tn
best Of reasons tor comforting the grant OF lau
upon IT, TO ali it, foster it, and build it up in it
tous of sore-t need. l. Vas for that very pur
pose Of permanently endo~ing, and establishing
upon "a firm basis those Institutions that the grau
oi land VAS made. aud not for the purpose O
-uperddag to The fund already possessed b
old and irmiy established Institutions. Let thi
magnificent oounty Of land be given now to gu
Agricultural College, and the prediction OF Cos
rruor Wisuer, ia bis N sage on the Ist Of jar
nary, SCI, vii be speedily verified. lie said
BE- It may take years to put this Institution on
h,m basis, but the time will come when the A.
riculiural College vii be the pride and boast ,
our State"
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21
gansino State Republican.

GEO. PARSONS. Editor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

The Committee or N4vai Af4rs have. sccor
ding 70 the resolution passed Unanimously On
Monday, commenced 81 inquiry ilto The pssca-
esoiiIy OF connecting al our naval AMI military
stations betSeen Fortress Monroe and w Or
leans By sab marine telegraph cables. Cyrus
" Field, Esq OF New York. nov here. has pre-
sented 70 the Government an Offer from the eel
eorated firm OF Aessrs. Class. Elliott Il CO. Of
London, to manufac'ure and suomerse cables,
connecting all the points bei~een Wa-hiu-toa
and New Orleans. Trey are to De paid ouly On
the successful completion aud delivery TO the
Government OF the lines IN good working orde.
IN other words they take the entire charge o.
tho manufacture, shipping across the Au4ntc,
iaylag down and working the Inc, and there
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
Queer Thin gs.

We know lazy, sh(t'ess, trifing devils,
who never paid dollar of taxes in their
lives. who are bowling twelve out Of the
twenty four hours about the enormous
taxes we are burdened with"
We know men, the seat of whose
pantaloons display the flag of distress
at half-mast, who could not buy the toe
nail ofa niger if able bodied slaves were
selling at dollar dozen, who fly into
passion if they hear Of an attack up
on slave property"
We know men who never did a day
work in their lves-save when borrow
ing or stealing was impossible-who are
bowling like wolves against "niggers
coming to Ohio to compete with the labor
Of poor white men,"
We know men who never had en- en-
tire dollar in their lives. spend hours in
expaliating upon the dangers of paper
currency.
There are queer people in the world.
Nine-tenihs Of all the talk on the above
topics is done By the classes mentioned
- Ohio Buckeye State.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
A RemarIiahlG Cnse.

Henry s. Fry, of Co. B. 12th Iowa
infantry, was shot at the attack on Fort
Donelson, on Feb. 18th, 1862, the ball
entering through the skull at the back
Of the ear. and SO SCATTERING the right
Jaw bone that portion Of it was subse
quently removed. The wound was a
severe one and the efforts OF the surgeons
to find and extract the ball, entirely I'M
availing. In August last he left home,
determined to report for duty in Msss-
sippi in time to be mustered on the 18Th
of that month, but on bis way, was stop
ped and ordered into hospital, where the
surgeons cut open his neck and several
times tried 10 extract the ball, but with
out success. On last Friday evening
while in quarters at Camp Heron Mr.
Fry discovered that the ball, then lodged
near the root of the tongue, was working
loose and by litlle effort he succeeded
in getting it up into his mouth. Judge
his as,oniShment when what be had sup
posed TO be a musket ball, proved to be
four ounce canister shot! We saw
and handled the ugly piece of cast iron
on Saturday, and wondered much how
any man could live with such missil,
in his flesh for more than a year, -Dov
cnport Gazette.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31

The Rev. c. II. Sturgeon, the elo-
quent Baptist divine, of London, preach
ed on the 18Th ult. to crowded audiences.
In the evening the huge tabernacle was
crowded TO excess there could not have
been less than 1000 persons present.
In the morning Mr.. Spurgeon, in tie
course Of his prayer, said: 20, God, we
pray for the nation across the ocean. and
this time we viii make use of A supplica
ZION which we have not used these three
months. We We're afraid that our North
ern brethren were not sincere in their
throwing off the bands Of slavery, but
now they have come out honestly, we
pray God speed the North y Through
out the vast assemblage there was one
hearty, loud response of "Amen !"
which was the more thrilling. because in
the Metropolitan Tabernacle the worship
pers do not generally make any audible
responses. by any means, continued
Mr.. Spurgeon. by any means set TIE
slaves free, but let this cruel war be also
stopped"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
Live Temporarily.

Americans as people are prone TO
eat too much and too fast. The ad
vanlages of temperate living are well set
forth in the following paragraphs
Solomon tells us that the gluuon shall
come to poverty warns us not TO be
among riotous eaters OF flesh : and even
bids us to put knife into our threats it
we be men given to appetite. Is there
no less desperate remedy
Jefferson says that . No man ever re.
penis eating too little"
Sir Isaac Newton very often diDed on
penny's worth OF bread.
Abernelhy cured his indigestion and
regained his flesh BY going into the
country, where he was able TO get good
milk and eggs, and living upon it three
times day, with no drink but ginger
water. On this quality of food he re-
gained his flesh and uniformly got bet.
ter.
Marion and his men waxed strong and
valiant with no food but sweet potatoes
no drink but water, and no shelter bu
the sky.
Besides brown bread, the Greek boat.
men subsist almost solely upon their ma
tive fruiis-Ggs. grapes and raislns
They are the most nimble. active, g ace
full, cheerful and even the merries
people in the world.
Grant Thorburn attributed his cheer
full old age TO the fact that lie "never atC
enough" and thousands Of his country
men are wearing out their bodies not Sc
much by the excess Of business or th,
multiplicity of cares, as by the over-worl
that they crowd upon them in digest
ing surplus and unnecessary food.-Er
change.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31

The insurreciion which broke out il
Russian Poland in the second week il
January, promises to be more formida
bic than at first anticipated. Serious en-
counters between the Russian troo AMI
the insurgents have taken place at Plock
Plousk. Radzit and Siedler, and the ,oss
of life is already great. The Russian
Colonel Krolianpof was killed, and Gen
eral kanavich wounded, on The night OF
the 22i ult The garrison Of Warsaw
has been increased to forty thousand
men, and ball cartridge furnished them.
The most energetic measures have been
taken to suppress tho rebellion.
This insulrectionary movement is con
fined TO the middle class, working men
and a few proprietors Of small estates,
WHO are said TO be poorly armed. They
have. however, issued revolutionary
proclamation, promising all landed pro.
pArty TO the peasants, and announcing
10 lhem that General Mieroslawski was
in Poland. Two thousand conscrip;s
enrolled by the Russian Government, Al
latest accounts. had already deserted ~ |
assembled al different points.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31

Gen. Ward. the American leader Of
the Chinese Government forces against
the rebellion, was arranging to contrib
ute 10000 tales to the ma ional cause in
America, when he was killed. Arson
Burlingame, Our Minister. ont there, well
Gays OF this purpose : Neither self ex-
lie nor foreign service, nor the incidents
of a stormy life, could extinguish from
the breast of this wandering child of The
Republic the fires OF a truly loyal heart .
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31

An amusing incident transpired few
evenings since, at Manchester, New
Hampshire, in the Huntington Street
Baptist Church, on the occasion of the
magic lantern exhibition. The scene OF
the children of Israel crossing the Red
Sea was exhibited, and the small chill.
dren were asked il they could tell what
it represented. One little fellow imme
dia,ely sang out: Burnside crossing
the Rappahannock."
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
SuoprFSr Wv No Dp,Cr tsy

SHORTEST WAY To PEACE" When
our Government is assailed," said the
lamented Senator Douglas, in his last
great speech at Chicago, May 1.t, 1861,
=" when hostile armies are marching
under rude and odious banners, the
shortest way to peace is the most stupen
dous and unanimous preparation fol
war"
Let Peace Democrats put that in THEN
pipe and smoke it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31

The SHOWS of New England have emf
grated TO Switzerland this winter, and
caused terrible accident to Locano, on
the Lago Maggiore. The dome of the
church gave WY under the weight of
the snow, fell on the congregation kneel-
ing in prayer, and fifty three persons
were killed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
Oct. ID, 1862.

tentative,

EDITOR OF GUARDIAN,
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
An INDIANAPOLIS paper SAYS that an

An indianapolis paper says that an
editor in that city recently attended
church for the first time in many years.
He stopped at the entrance, and after
looking in vain for the bell-puIl, delber-
ately knocked at The door, and politely
waited until SOMEBODY opened ii and let
him in.