East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.

'D."'' hiN' IuIshdhb W HNJouTImCnt ana was
called to order by the Chair Roll called, quo.
rum present. The record of to-day's proceed
ings were read and approved,
On motion, the Board hereupon adjourned
until the first Monday in January, 1864 at two
O'Clock L. NJ
DARWIN y. PnrrnoNf, Chairman
GEORGE SCHMIDT, Clerk.
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1t is said that thirteen soldiers of the
American Revolution still linger in our land.
These brave men have lived too long. They
have survived the independence they helped
to conqueI-have stood at the grave of the
liberties bought by their suilclings and blood
and have Witnessed before n generation
has passed, the destruction, by Aboltionism,
OF the Constitution devised by the men who
led them to victory. The IDEAS of freedom
and human rights which have been slowly
hiterlng through centuries past, and which
had finally crystalized in the institutions Of
the nlted States, are again rudcly shaken,
and show but dimly throulihth turbid waters
of revolution. The sight is sorrowftll one
for these old soldiers, who will see in their
old age, tho fabric built by patriotism and
mutual compromise overthrown by faction
and intolerance. Not content with the Con-
stituton framed 10y our fathers, or the Union
they cementcd with their blood, the fell spirit
OF Abolition, in its attempts to change, will
destroy Chicago Tines.
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1t is estimated Chat the wheat crop in Eng
land of this year will be equal TO that of 1861
and 1862 added together.
The soul of young women is n ripe rose
rs soon as one leaf Is pluclcd all its mates
easily fall after. And u kiss may sometimes
break out the first leaf
To him who has tears in his 'oycs, the earth
and the heavens tromblc.
With faint hands we hold the drained cum
ofloy, which, whom empty, weighs heaviest
There Is no monarch's signot ring that is
TYPICAL OF as much duty as the wedding ring is
The last Cazcnoyia Republican contains the
list of drafted men in the towns of Sullivan,
Nelson and Fonner, and the disposition made
by the enrolling board, as it stands ON the
books of the Provost Marshal.
In these three towns, from which 27I mon
were drafted, the government obtained five
soldiers and SO, 500 in money Yet Madi-
son county is the abolition centre in this
Statc.--iHday -tyHs.
Each day brings its own duties and carries
them along with it; and they are as waves
broken on the shore, many like them coming
after, but none ever the same
Iherc are moments when the two worlds,
the earthly and The spiritual, sweep by near
to each other, and when earthly dny and
heavenly night touch each other in twilight
Madness like epilepsy, gives moro pain TO
the spectator than the performer for it is
only an earlier death, longer dream, day-
walking instead of night-walking
1t Is the pale passions that are the ficrccst:
At Is the violence of the chill that gives the
measure of the fever.
Bread is the staff of lifc and liquor tho
stllts-the formcr sustaining man and the
latter cleyating him for fall.
The time that we pass either in wild ran
turc or wild despair is motionlcss, and has no
guomon upon its dial plate.
No support when we are right, can be de-
rived from those who are worry ready to Weld
TO us when we are wrong.
Iowa has clcctcda Governor and other State
officers, all of whom are Republicans. TIE
Democrats ran for Governor, the brave Gen.
Iuttie, who is now in the field, and from the
commencement of the war has been in active
military service. Netthe Republican hostility
to him was as groatas twas to Nallandigham
III Ohio. This shows the sincerity of the
talk against copporhelds.
The Tribune and Independent having, in the
usual style of reckless radical abuse, charged
the National LnteliigcRccr with being n "pro-
slavery" paper, the h,teklgmcer disposes of the
subject thus
" As we said few days ago. replying to
some ingenious imputations of our amiablc
cotemporary, the New York 7j9lw,e, il is very
easy to be generous and philanthropic at other
peoples expense; but we can tell our cotem-
poray that the publishers of the National La-
'eH,gencer have emandpated moro slaves at
their own cost and out of their own pockets,
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