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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

hensive brain.
Under some circumstances he has ability
as Major General, but none too much for
6rigadier. He has a peculiar kind Of talent
for the defensive. He is one ofthe best
Of engineers, or for managing artillery; but
he command of 10000 men would over
whelm him. His rain is not sufficiently
massive, and two low for the requisite.
moral inspiration. He il able in oaganiz-
ing and disciplin;ng an army, erecting forti-
ficatinns and defending them. He has few
equals for the science of war-especialy the
"details, but the moral of his head is not
enough for l.ase. He is extremely wide
between ears, but the top Of the head is
low. Compare. or rather contrast, Burn
side and Hooker, in height, with him
rEere is a great difference. In short, his
two greatest deficiencies are compreben-
siveness and moral Inspiration.
sIGEL
il very smart-the most scientific General
We have. He is natural scholar, and n
good Judge of tactics. He has an exceed
ngly active temperament. He has mol
quite enough of animal power. but has
plenty of courage. He is no doubt loyal
but for thorough work.
GRANT
ia powerful man. All through-hase
TOP, (if temperate man. is very able
Don't know how large his head is--car
not speak. therefore. as to comprehensive
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
&c cLELLAN

bias a most powerful physical organization
for his size. His body is one 81 the most
powerful ever saw. Tie bias great phs steal
endurance. He wpasa endure TO any extent
He might he shot two or three times he
wouldn't mind it. He knows how 10 take
care cf himself. He has courage 10 sny
amount when disposed 10 ,xeiciS-. Tut he
will keep "ut Of the way Of danger fror, the
pSlfish element which is very strong IN him
He is NOS too cau,i, us; he has great d. al
b ore Snanipg tlmn caut on. Heis very pru
dent. His btAih issnof very large and.
be Is not con prehen>ive; Iul be il slreWa
and seIf-posSe~sed. He is very vigorous.
You can't see through him. HIS secgesive-
nessis very large. Yoncan't get innrnstion
our Of HIN. tie has already been mitch
before tie courts d inquiry and inStsil.
kxsiiusb hut they can, know awning Of
him. His beau measures about 22d inches.
il il not large enough for Commander-in-
chisE AYg nssd lpan offs more comprs-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04

To HsN8aMs& n PsgrGm, MsRss a. pa@n@ms nc r.
Basf1iek &86 CsyMs VI Gammema. go
% RSsp On eaein TIE usce0f the GaafM IL t8 6x&rsa
Court o. Hskaswatkamts naatg Iswa, to E&ssaem ei
Marx Hsiton, st2.iRs that 10 recovered Ala6eaas@t
aEninst AeDismin q. regrnat In 800 ussyaH GOaN a
the unlted States car che nsssset 81 le6a DE- Reosx
and lad executsoe issas4 thSfsoh &hieh was sessa6
On certain ans and lots III sse counties M Hsfawessas
ME and Shelby, the Bsata of Iawa. whiEh lands -
Cyrus wv. Gemn3cHe sfid othsrs by ssId neninghtn ii
and MsFg a. regfam. IN order 10 sfeeeiss 40
defran4 the plaintiff and % e3ak hl she said nsaay
eouTs 30 aas asids snsd eosesaeez al ffanAaa&k ea
10 hold the said iands lahie 10 Ray planaR As sd
sor gsnsFsl reiiaf And yu arb larsAer nulaed eha8
che second Aay Of the next term M GO m5stFacs Ceas
~ fs sasa esunsF " PutkMwAstsxafs, "a enezEH u
the isst Montaf of Inly. "a ID tres aaf4nfk viii III
snsass esgathsi 300, aaa ssad sAasSa.
- h&NKiHM
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04
sRAIN ELEvAToRs IN CHICAGO,

Another inmsnss Grain Elevator said to
be the largest in the World, has just been
finished in Chicago, and still another, Of
equal siSe, is nearly completed. They
have been bails in the most substantial
manner, sd are furnished throughout
With the most perfect machinery, including
large number of FsirbaHks' 500 Bushel
Hoppse Scales, which insnrea correct weight
TO buyers and sellers Of grain. The
amount Of grain which can be hsadlsd in
these Elevators 10 single day IL enormous.
The increased production Of grain 10 the
North west is perhaps shown in no way
more clearly than By the rapid Increase in
Chicago Of the facilities for receiving and
shipping H. ..-.....
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04
spraIr OF TEE wEsss

A raw loyal literary ioafhal ensisled the
Rsvsra Of The Wssf,'' hss bean started In
esseaxe, the fret No. eg which 10 now be-
fare no. The Publishers, whose names are
pss given, profess 70 b men Of nsvspapsr
.rpsrispsss and FIRM the appearance Of
her first pspsr i . evident they are lue
men, and competent to the discharge Of
The task they hare assumed. In thar In
Roducsory article the editors say We pre-.
sent tho Arss No. with the hope thstis will
Be examined and treated "a il deserves, and
With the belief that iss suecessi is depend
suE apad laaswa ssaaiiara.h nisis judged
upon lie mesits Il wiIlms ai.h abundant
Enneasas zFsEF2H "a > - n 4
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04
AroTHKm AnoLIrIon. RArxR.

We have just received the first humber
Of new paper from asioax City, entitled
the Journal, and publishsd by u. b. srrLL.
Nan. Geographically, the Journal looks
- "swsss - sixsssn," aud politically, is as
"souDd a. dollar"- believes ii no crime
10 defend tho UnisB, or punish those Nho
sssail il, and win make she Tories of
Northwestern Iowa sansibly awass Of the
sxissspos Of another aAboiision pspsr.n-
"Lsy il on 10 'sm, thick 2 friend sr1LLmAx,
spd nay yonr prosperity be 10 proportion.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04
Legal Nakts.

JAS. Z. CoEsTocE. Prgf, ss. H T. M&MAx Nagsk
Distficl Heart Of Fostawattauaib ssunty. JAls t6f
lsSs. Original nosNe, &&GE#
10 gAs satd GsfsaAaas 80. >-5,.-. .,.t.-,
Tea afehsTehE notkaed that thsra q asN "a Aaa Do
acs Of The oieEk Of the AssEisG raFs E Ra&a@wSaaa
nile ernnty, Iowa petition 81 Jas. r. Comstee4 Co..
and forty pns hanaredta aaliars, ~ snaa tazix d.
sA0m % ecepart fer Eoods eod and asSsveesG NJ Ae
tc yea q tha rtSef o.. E0uas Dec 3d. ieaf end as
the second day pk the nsxt JAY term % saA alsis
court % be commenced IN said county On Mod36 tk4
47tA day Of 5nly, A. D. 1sS8 defauas wtlg be aaar@a
against yoa and indgmsns rendeFai sheraon AnA yes
ere farther notAed that said petition 6smanda TIA la
sninG ct witt of attachmenf against yuuT psdp@EsY
and . Tor eknsss thereto named.
J LRwTn. w. noass -.
! *r.s..*sssr@ ss.-5-.s n PEainhss's Ah0gmams
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04
Iesaa Nnsac,s.al..

CHESTER BARRON % CAROLINE tRARzspN. -~pi-
voroe. July Term, 1851. -Dstrict Court fostawasa
L tamie County. Iowa ~
re Garehas AsFfan, -btfsa&AAe-~s ~ - :,
XyOu are hesehs nottaea shsk thegs u now ca Ole Ii
the once At the Clerk Of the Dstrca Court for aa
Coanty and State petsca d Chester Hafts- slsis-
Ing decree Il divorce fKo yons tkN asorMA a. de-
BHrsien and wttfalt nh ena fnE aFm sAan AaaS Tsrs
befoe noon Of tha sscd day d fhs nsxs 1sy Term a.
naid Dstrict Court 10 DO ecaenend d. saaA Cosy cen
Monday tie aTth dsyos Snzy. n fe&a kAsfant viii
an. 4 Il. LEfEA8 w. R0G8
APRIL te, 1858. Plaintaass Aty.
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TFWef0ess SmaN

Containing Seven Hundred apd twenty scras ALSO the
following real estate in PacHe CITY, Mills sunty, To-
We, te-wIt. .....,-I- ! ,-
TOwn LOts number ten EIG| slsvsa Efi) end t&sivs
Q2) In Block number nnetythFee 1881 with ali TIE
Rfosemeats tkaEOpnt0 belonging. IT, ="
A1Ao, tN6BWM of the nsk Of Section No. sin 90 and
NE nv fractional quarter Of Section No. six 60 In
township No, Eeventy-swo i721 north Of Range Ne.
soys&Eo i west, containing one hundred and seven
C-foar 1T4l acres more less. which said convsy.
snce TO the undersigned mnde 70 secure ths pay
me1s % artaiR prgniBsory note therein described;
and whsfe&s dsfan has been made Ia The payment Of
sad no4e and the request Of the Of the same
and in pursuance Of said dssd Of trs the uniersssd
viii, On ,&4EE:5- T. * ',-t.
wednesday the 1lsA day Il August 1898,
between the hours Of ten O'clock .. n and four O'Clock
D. Of said day, expose % Bais nj public v@nms Or
cut cry at the west front door Of the Cours Hoase Ia
the town Of GIenwood county Of Mills, Btate Of Iowa.
Cor cash. the said real aa&ha foR shA Purposes mNnkuA
I'd in said deed Of trust
HORACE EvERETT, Trustee,
oOHncil BluGs, iowa, Nay 50, 1853. nile ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04

Our Vsaerabls cossmpOrary has just woke
up, and discovers that the NoNPAREIL, about
month ago, contained several articles in
which the truth was stated In tsrms little
too plain 60 be entirely Satisfactory to bis
Imperial Lowpsss. Probably BIO thought
about the matter soaAs time ego, but de-
ferred 40 alIusion 10 il until be thought the
public had had time to forget the cireum-
stances connected with the matters referred
to, and bis stories would therefore be more
likely to ego down." His long stories con-
tain net single "point,', and call for no
answer, as his statements are 80 ttwild, !"
and 80 inconsistent that we will not insult
the good sense of the community by pre-.
suming that anybody hsreaboats is ''fool
enough" 10 believe them. But his short
story in the second column calls for an an
swer.. He says "The U. s. Deputy AS
SCISSOR, Mr.. BURKE, informed as few days
ago, that but one application to publish q
newspaper had been made from the Nom
pGrett Office, and that the NonpareA trans
ferred its license TO the Dispatch. Is the
Nonp4reil published without licence. How
is it g'' The statement that ssbus one ap.
pliestion TO publish q newspaper had been
made from the honpGreiI OGee, p We believe
70 be correct, bat il 'sthe Deputy q. s. As
SCISSOR, Mr.. BURKE," informed the editor OF
the Bugle, or any other man, lhat the
"Nonpdrel transferred its license to the
Dispatch," be made very great mistake.
Bot the Deputy Assessor informs rs that
he has no recollection Of having made any
sush ssateme0t, and as We have been init
.mstsly aeauafnted With the said gentleman
for soms time past, and can rely upon what
he says, We are constrained 70 conclude
that the responsibility Of the "mistaks''
rests with the editor Of the Bssis.
The NoNPARKIL has ieepse-mads appli.
cation as soon as 1t was known that news
papers were required 90 to do-and such
license has not been transferred TO anybody.
We never prssssded that cor license sf-
fofdsd protection to any other paper than
the NoNraaxrb, and il the Dfspatch was
publis he'd without license, the publisher did
it OF his osn fisk But the NosPARKrL was
not Published day without license after
we we're informed that the iaW required rs
to take out license. We never attempted
10 "plead OFF, on the ground that our 70.
eeipts were 90 ANAL that zoe wsrs exempt,
or refused TO make application until the Of.
Users Of The Law "gos aftsr'' us, - has
been tioos BY some newspaper publishers
whom our uptown nsighbors could name.
Memphis, 90.
The steamer New Kentucky brings intel.
i;nanan tat f4nS n...S. 81 ..sS.. a.. a.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04

Land and Tax sPawam@ AReaa
....s.,"x. C0uNCEE BLUFFS. tow A.,t Eos
TsMM 8RMMRAL BANKING, kxUHANGK, COl
i LEcTsoa, and Land Basihbsa sransaetsd. In .
q Branches. ss4 tf.4 ~;
TAxEs PAIpia EssrERa IOWA ana NERRAaEl
% the most Rbsrai tsrms. -
.- ~z egeSt5e nRHERBMoE&f g #s- Il. -,
The PARK Bark. New Yosk City FL
Massachusetts Bank, Boston, MAsss a.. -
washington Bank, - do Il
SANK os Syracuse, ayrsensa, u. szs.
Hon. S6ea a. Kasson, washingtoa, %. o.,
HeaFy FaraHzn, Esq., Chicago, III. "
Hon. O. DEsam5ns Jndse GapreH6 Eotrt % fo&a
Hon. .. Sell, EAeretAry state Of fqw6s FL
q. Prsces Rrask0ea& stale katk % towSs
States Rsxtn&g AAsocisfiGA, %. Ionic, & %'''.
sessFss cruw, Mo6fSery. y ca, 81. Lofts; Ne.
Jaa. {. tssa. ..TsD7Eft.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04
ARmRintatratorsa NOtice.

All 6sFsons imsersssea in tAs estate OR David YinB
ling deceased hereby Noticed that there 70 now on
ole In he ccs Of TIE County Judge o. PotsaNssais
oounty iowas pstttiop eating an oTpSs 70 sell opa
hair acre and twelve one hnpdrsdhs gs an acre or The
north aide Of let -. In ths.srisnsl son Of Copnci
Blum In said county for The purpose Of paying the
debts Of saa estate end hat lhs AFst Monday In Suys
1853 has been sol By The Judge fog ansI hearing Of
aaAd p0tttAons -r.rs..., z@.~. FRANK 6TR&ETs
jane 8, 1853. ~ A6MsaSstrafsT.
out may NOS ssy more. q. With al
w. eyes / see yss she mortal wound wbish
~; suffered to 90 all anoared for sill aay d
" burt had been sassd. Only when i |.
i. did be cease his eare, and remove ~hsrr,
Ioung ;brolasr mighs not be dissurAsd
:.o So his dying. fEnsw zee late Why his.,s
80 arm could not afford me support, and III,
-. she dow Of blood Which saturated his !,
A' nepss and alarmed ns-oply for mysel
~. God forgive me! g. y. -. S.''4'@
on NY wound has rapidly, bealed / .
" soon stand in the thick battle aeaip-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04

49,, Memphiss ~.
The steamer Nav Kentucky brings intel.
iigsncs that ash. Logan's division ban t..
ken an Important fofs from the enenny. He
had mined and blown up one corner Satur.
day, thus producing breach in the walls,
through which he entered. The febeIa
fought With great courage, bat were forced
I'd yield. Logan had mounted 2 heavy
guns in the captured works. ...... .
Gen Grant continues to contract his lines
Gen. Hosey, 90 extreme left, mined and
blew up part Oh enemy's works opposite
bin same day.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04

NATIONAL TAX Law
NATION IL Txx Law and Dectskaas, st tbs
~ goSZ OFFICE BOOK STORE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04

'.fr ra-aa S.zts'9 .ze-. s,sGs -as.s J3aA
gss#E -Hs4@r
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04

by shs suhsershsr at he Ooancs Rlhaa LANDING d
ne 2afh 1k Ms8 1854 mAdlum slsna lay hoxse hrnnd-
q win % tafkAhnsfder sad 49, W raSsx shsAa-
aes-ittis Waite on risbt hsnd Eoce-very ANAL star
Il forehead; no other maEks. q -
Nays6Aw xCHN nANAHnY
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-04

~@~Ye~~--TSl@~-a-~"'@@
TuST Ascaived, > Express, q the -.
j POsr OFFICE BOOK sToRE.,
ArriI s0th 1853.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

SWORD PRESENTATION On Saturday
evening .a-t TIE friends OF Capt J. II. Baker.
c'tae lst Regiment of U. ; Sharp Shoo'ers
p-e'ealei him With a sword. As testimonial OF
t1eir respect Tor him as a man, and his gallant
~ As soliier.
Aasor Chapman. in presenting him the sword
aliiessed him as follows:
"CAPr BASsR:-I am happy in being called
upon az MS time, ON The part of certain OF your
'e.os toEusmeu, 10 make presentation to YOU o
'a' sword as feeble testimonial OF their re-
CAD aud esteem ofyour high position as a eli =
laa. anI gallant soldier
I'i' oa' few months since you left Us. in the
ei7'ei,y OF a v.luuieer solder, in that exalted
ealing 10 serve IN tue army of our common
country.
Lou were well tried a. a citizen, and had the
CD airuce and esteem Of aiL But as sod er
!'' acre "Hhoat practice or experience. We
'erei're watched each report from Your divi,-
na Eia anxiety, 10 learn what position you
''oad make for yourself in that capacity, AID
a4s a.Says afforded u great pleasure TO learn
ai' Oh every occasion. YOU had demeaned your
'aiasa true sud valiant American soldier. and
Vel earned the promotions YOU have from time
20 the received.
llAe this sword, and wherever you nav here
neroe; whether in the lonely tent. or amid
"s F-l strife OF the battlefield, rest assured
"a' che prayers and best wishes # the donors.
''a others 90 sous fellow citizens. will accomp4-
y you; and when irl ~ar and blood shed shall
gam give place TO the better elem : # peace,
az you may again. ia the prov dence OF Col
% Allowed TO ret-ra 20 your lone, YOU may
,'ladeat'y rely upon cord al welcome at our
tnl.r
10 which C-p.- baker responded as follows:
An occasion hke ,hls tends more to cham
-e tongue, than 20 give uue-an-e to the tho'ts
.ll deep emotions which at This time 6u my
ssr,.
II Is with feelings of commingled joy AZ d
"''o~, that come before You to night, ~hic.
NE vas very unexpected, and it gives NE
ne JOY and pleasure to bad thar the trust and
fs2dship which have ever reg osed h YOU, D s
'aA been retained and preserved through ny
ing absence tom YOU.
Tough l have returned TO YOU only for a
short period, yet ri ,ice that when leave you
may bear Nth me that same friendship a. d
remembrance, which YOU have here manifested
oy Presenting this beautiful sabre
Nav the sacred r'ust which YOU have rep ,~e d
10 me- never be marred by one act or deed On
my part; aud may This bright blade ueve- b.
u'n'ed BY one blct of d-honor, so long a. the
strength of this arm is sufficient to WELD IN: ard
win many HEARTFELT thanks and fer~ent God
0less you, am again ready for the field"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

II We publish to-day. the annual
statement of the Phoenix and Niagara Fire In
sunnce Companies, Of New York City, made t.
the Secretary of State in accordance with on,
Stare laws
The above Cos show clean bin Of health.
anil Fe commend them to the consideration OF
all sho desire reliable protection in the way OF
Insurance.
E r Nerrifeld, of this city, is the Agent Of
these Companies, who will issue policies or
terms as favorable a. the nature of the risk. and
the real security of the assured and the Comps-
MES will warrant
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

The BEAUTIFUL WEATHER Did any
BODY ever see such fine weather before. iu
Michigan, in the usually stormy month of Feb
raay. 10 is more Ike April than February
Il j. pleasant, but We fear il will be the destruc-
ton OF the fruit buds. The farmers ougb1 To be
mls.ns maple sugar now.
The ice ia the river has been 10 fine CO.. di,ion
Tor many dAys, and has been improved by th,
Skaters 20 the utmost Since we broke through
!he other DAY. We have not seen any of the fat
rags upon che lee, aud We now prefer riding at
slower ga {, upon terra frma.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25
FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE.

He 81 BSCRIBER wishes II sell o.,
exchange tc- re-l state n Il sia.- OF Ie-svrse
-siy ar7es e t-e best 1-a-i.y o been ~
A-P-- A--- s--4te II i1s ioxl q Dalh-. county q.
Apply 70 ne Undersigned il the senate Caaubs-.
Lansing, Fs5. 10, 1853. - 3xso-s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

PGssDENT FARFIELD's SERNoN-Ou
Sunday h-f. Pre-dent Fa'r6clI. Of Hm-dil.
College, delivered h's sermon for the times at
Representative Hall-to a large audience. T.
vas a thrilling aud mlste'iy effort. Every body
was capuvttcd.
That sermon should be preached in every city,
village and hamlet in the land, where there is
any opposition or Indifference among the PEG
pie % carrying on the war until the rebellion is
crushed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25
OFFICE OF THE LANSING SAI.T

- NANUFA0TUF COMPANY Ia-s.-r. vi-r.-,-
feo--ary - lsS AT r -eti-g NJ The directors l.s
this -ay. assessment q Five Dollars ua- shs-s 49,
or1s-et dne an payable nv of7ce
Sow -IEo. ECNTER, Treasurer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

GoDEy's LADYs Book This period
cal hr March. ha-. among many other thing
The o..osing: A Lady 3 glance al the London
International Exh'biion-Foo.ish thougtt--
The expected lener-B,r'ha-Earl Walking
The Picnic, or KATE Bryant's conque-t-I.et
Gers from Aunt Betsy Bro ,mcorn. The doubh
sheet f.shioa-pate, splendid picture, Contains
siK figures. The prrcilal engraving Of che
aaub.r is " The exper'ed letter"
Terms s. per year. Published by l.. A Code
Ph'adc pla.
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03
The Gallant I3 Snd.

We find in an exchange the following
neat and effecting little farewell speech to
the l32nd regiment, upon their leaving the
Army of the Potomac for their homes, at
the expiration of their term ofservice It is
a deserved tribute to their honor by the
brave Gen. Couch:
Ny friends, fellow soldiers, brothers, and
companions in arms: I came here to bid you
good bye. In doing SO feel sorry that you
are going and yet am glad that SO many
of you, through the Providence of God, are
spared to this moment. You have figured in
three battles prominently, and have con-
Quoted yourselves nobly and gloriously in
each Of them, and none of you need her eater
be ashamed to say you once belonged to the
132nd Pennsylvania regiment. Your record
is pure-you have conducted yourselves
throughout your entire term of service GAL
lantly. My heart is 100 full for utterance.
Soldiers, brothers, comrades in arms -
Good bye-good bye-good bye. God
bless you and be with you.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03
About PLAYED Ou t.

The fauatIcal anti-democratic and anti
common sense theories OF the abolition par
ty are about played out. They played log
cabin aud hard cider" in Harrison's time
"a very nice play and as harmless as it was
nice, because the sensible men Of their party
were then for the Constitution. At later
date they played "Main law" but their law
never became the main law Of the land and
III the main was abandoned. Following this
they hit upon the Know Nothing question,
and knowing nothing in State matters they
accomplished nothing to benefit the people
and nothing was the final result. Next
came : bleeding Kansas" and Kansas bled
in quantities TO suit the market and the fl
nancial condition of the aid fund in MaSsa
chUsetts, After bleeding and bleeding, 1t
Il ally bled out, and died from the total loss
o( bad blood. Next came the Wide Awakes
who. unlike their former Know Nothing pro-
fessions, now proiesseG to be sharp. They
up all the jcalousieo Of the nation, and hav-
ing thus played "wide" and " wake their
lamps went out and their new party went to
sleep so sound that Gabr;ers trump will
never wake them up again in that form -
Next came the no party" after having eX-
hausted all the names that could be thought
OF, they concluded to try it awhile without a
name, and thus nameless and souless, this
''no party" with no law but many prophets
had their day. The opiates administered at
the ballot box last fall put them to SLEEP
again and they now wake up not exactly in
league with the Constitution which Garri
son says, is . league with death and coy
enant with hell" but in the abolition lcag
which seems to be league with the ever
! lasting, irrepressble woody headed negro
This league performance is doubtless tn, end
Of the show-intended to be like the wind
ing up jacIass performance of a circus, and
so it is fit thing to laugh at, but not :
| desirable performance to be mixed up in
These abolition feats Of ground and lofty
tumbling are about played out. Ab uno dis
cnomneS. .-Sunbury Democrat.