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bOy is cahpb q, by XII, ~ N ~ w flald
delivered t6neor SdsedS a 30 t ssS T sS,Sia
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StidaII y3i l,s1sJiots $780, ~''ONp
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Western, and Atlsnta \ West Point Roads, will not
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any source anthortiLys lRm htih on0iive -uRlf1s
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brthe DurDose ~. oandacalnsS = aoda,sI xfISqI0Y
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.Illy s.Ini.lla RBORRWARn.. y,

Nv 9sI~''il9 B3U HEWARDl oirs, 5n 49,,
IC4A&SwAY from tiS GrFdt 'lIbdse, 10 Atlanta, ourI
IN Sunday, the. 10Th febfuafy' 4astt IeaFo boI
Hsfify aged'3B yeStss dark bbmpelo Ion yels6s ubWfl
lac pounds ~ dloii height the teebbd fiuFSE oE
Nh eitbe' the TX al ltH HAND tr6y eeftaln vtbtsi
sefy ltspqke woe Rf'BlAts ipntitsp SIothres5
tdgg' va, ihDecembef me-" ana fnA, ~ aitsnt M
mike ny way bA1ke" ne B6s apBrotheF itvirSv IN
AHgnsta, 0S and may beidtkink around ptbat 1,tGl
tWiHpayt4e t1parHK Ffrfy Doh.fs f5rspA ocdug6e'
merit w my iailtJ thSt fmaf Bet hm1lS etgls1 81
marl3lw q. Vp.N4LTa...,
W. '1i s,y1s hEs isd vssAsA NJ p.sis ATLANTA "a.
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. SBQuestration &Gle.'


shT0IlCEi{ heeayfReh. 'tbatty vhtaB Of sliuAr'
~ becitts Or t4e lion. w. n J1ilinpsiFpy " ludge
q Tue Confederate Satps CStitf t- the DiyriOt OF
IenHessee; aOa poFibaRt rGttafAgV OIL Oqugrass ON
that sui sct: Will ReceivebF sRas4o siai On lg,sni
tie fyst biUe ia lne town ots Wtheliekters ftl
%ondey the8tth' day OF March, at 1ubiic auotsUr:
e'e oivsit6 stocks seques,rateT In the pTiptr vol
y Alice 'eIienfta4 fogTts dke Hs.3tl.l da.iu Sol
stock In ne PtaHtef's Bank a JraHeh,s, 2D0 shares.
o. "+'N' tiulen Rank ysIlrsuuifes,a ssy., .20 y.
'h'' '''Nash giil| Sb hatt4nO,'gg H. r. 900 - A
- $50 Oiarks Vile Gas U0mpahy,la 20 q % . N
- - . Nashville Gas Company, i,la 10 loo &. -
r" go soath Wesaern, Telegraph 60, POO So,
"'h''i" lqrna. Marine a. Fire In. sCOols .50Fs,iI
50 - hOentrat t0atderA t4lts(o!s er,r &AA',il,
"thsN "adenD' u Ads. a. B!iiLpaa ara /. t&0fS,I
''hH" '''' 0ny bot0 1p! n ashydie,.Fj .s.ia,6 I'D
a. g Loan Association Nashville, 90 n d
lernls csSar's,E ss4i tit.slt .4g .4sAg.f .i.
'Oea'ederate EraRUugg Mates, and qCOnteleyalel
bdnos received lhpsyTent. l..i adi az h.u. yity.:I
atepFo eeds ot Sales vi all the ppaperiy J0ipd iih
pal ooRntry 6eengmgt those who s.ia Invading u II
AHa AT ibe debts que thsnL ale appmpFiatedby Con "A
gtNa' 10 paw LOSSES oar iowa eitiZRns. sinyte the
e'd %ot' lnseuesas Osatiepd saes,, ana yepo,t
neots,a9d property htH thaTF iRdemAilJilapda Rsy
asedg s!4ussi. 10 ,ispf,sV al, 49,,
r'n yes ifalGt hu. ss9 SoR. COGKBlL,n,,l
.lnailS4'dS ,i' as'-a7''t4 Beeeiyer C,s, N. T..
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SMOKING TOBACCO
$50 REWARD.

STR AYED stOeny mn the 6fll. Of March, "a Ciap
~ Bank Mare,7 yeaIs old, neg hands yhigh theaTy.
IvAth foal 9sfaat saddls marx berbaek, looks like
Ietsd been seaded 10 wipayt he above rewatd tor
me delivery ut safa mare TO ldl n. Ma Paist At
H6bbe Da6t c1ulty tlebfuia w Ia nae in the St
regiment MC4Saps Brigade. MuEpwns nyistsn.
lAfmy%ff Tephess9a, ~ FiNFWJON CsPERKINs. 4,
NHgrlF fYfl,fiN Htr1Gsts brs yiiei., r,s t, 80 Il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-19

CQP ARfN ERSHIP ~ an 0TI0B:-hThe uhdeTaigns6
~ have assoctatedl thenlseiveA together under abe
style iehda lfnr6f BONDURA MI, n N ATTHIAS, fo,
the pntfoae Of ,cdndnctihg tie ORC gerry ANnrCO
MISSION BUSINESS, M 4ynghburge Va! ,',l'u h,.l1J
p We shalf heep constantly on Inland an large. ana
We'll selected Stock iofh GROCERIES, and STABLE
DRY GOODS, nscdn be- Obtained, and will ape re ne
pane TO EcrFe our cust9Hers az oil times. 80 Jd ,,
fOUnduOtihgthe lRIdines3 AOh the CASH nrineipla
wewih be enabled to offer -iAducanpntsi 10 ojiE anJ
country purchasetai either by wholaAala on RETAIL
OonSigTReHiso OF Flours Wheats Corn aud all Other
country produce solicited ano ppomptire All
cases, RS soon sasAales are made. 800 "a,
SAangisctgssd and smoking ,Tobpeco and. Sliifi Of
9pgradss elwqyson,hapds s.l asasi t, wy T'i-'S
Il Wesqlieta shaEe.ef The public p&trobsgegn@ ~
rsls q esn41o ~ 90 tidj yea kaB4N RAM.
i7Ascl tHip,s 3ti pse tpr'st JAMES M TTHlAS,l
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-19
THE DAILY REBNLI

81 Persona ordering TnE REHls 81 risd wi
ease peAt ~ Mind thai We VIII not receive any o.
e -shinplasiefs issaed by Che alabama Tusuf4ncl
'aifrles' aor hose ,issgss - private bankers n
'nssenery or eiseWiefe1 Neither win We rnder.
'ss p FstuR slnplastep sent ~, sllsy the publ.
alton Of this notice. - Z '.. =.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-19

-AlNOi hNt lluusauu u,.
Cumberland Mountain, Formerly beiongmA
T" horton; cip9Q@ The Unttd States
A'so, ~ inc same line ahdPlabe. two endless-chain
cqmlad ,5he pEclnrtyQ alien, snemiss nnT In ne
possession Of A, 9. Van Epls Nv" F'' ~ 'r' 'VN'
'qefmsl Of sale Cashgi coa'dSEutos,o HDteS eps
mfMlOIds "''"f'a. eAAtPBEGL,elV
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- - IN


- Persons Teeetyihg elsts Nortlesh saewsostsps
viggstI5 pssgs " y. i y, oss. rss gei
e'alA ssigpa al 'hanas, = to- hees the s,et plell
gepce ifcip taeeneg toouBtsy yaRS ahs shaols psrs
g'ce,EAiet ne dissemination Of snch iufortatdail
calculated 'oaesapplt az tasie attention
o. those along thefspss s,NpE. Il9e1 IR@idals Ien
nes'es. the value q late Yankee lolwlsls. We, art
WiHing.to pay cash, or thanks lfea'iys FsrSieagf
vora -t.i.se iff'hl ffiintf fftf fffYss ri
salyN 90 ed .yJss-, siio8s ssE,3 ~
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; "o1 S95 REWARD.

p00 GhC WANIs 'tHti lA p a4NG!
ANA WAN llmm 81 le salsctibsr ness rIFeoiou
MIS- ,ageD county G9p OF the l2th day oi Fe6y
Sileets inchegl high EslgAg 100 lbs, ,hiGh. cheek
9Glss Ihick lip, color, very black. will nav SAX
Ior the appre beisi6h hd delivery haid bbT keoE
tteigedq. IgePlQn jal $50 that get him and aaiS
SsuEaI without the limits Of SAID County
s, EtfBEy3 va AQ'lSrsfp sSiqqlbT grR gR0GK,y
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HlOO -REWARn.

4tNA WAY from she prem ises of the snbsCTjbsr AZ
IN Iswalnut Valley Post 0ai9s,s SeQuatehie' "a.
Hennessee, ORthe tOt ihe,25th leny, 1863 a ~
gro boy named Dave about Is or IL years old NJ feei
black negro, rather sharp hceA ,l6Ik nootfF lhok
ps He says &c Was raised III K9ptieky w a mar
named Flshere Bpt was bought by me ab0dy 7fnoftl
Snce Ia. Hamburg, South Jatolha, Ne sdys ne wal
brought itoN PFtefsPHTt 5ES =, 70 HhmBdrgm Had On
and black eI0t1 gap-hls c6at badoi 81 White bone
coat buttons and TIE Cloth out az which hse0at WA
made bad twocdl6fsih r. patti bf Il being barrier
brown than the other. will pay 800 reward for his
fenhess6ege $50fewlr1i lor'hts CONFINEMENT, i'm aDv
lSil 80 thati eanlget hiuii JAMES $50 EW ART =,
DFeb6a2mw' hn'ts5H riln' E.i h,a ..-.,. tst,t "a
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FOR CONGRESS. '.

tfT1E ne bdAofizGd aid fSouel(fd w spbSnpra
IyH,, Hon, SAM, a, Smith, Of Bradley tlhttar y
hcandi9ste ioE The E8dfederate clhgtess f8al Che
tbNd District. tt" N''tf''F HltF@ -, b
o'S - + I g.s sM0KIEGT0BAOCO eaab '-,.1I,ea
FEW Cases very fine f6r sale, 10 cose out, ~ "d
n mOrlS-lt j. II. WHEY Z
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SALES.--FUTURE WANrrnIl.-..
! CANDY! CANDY

Osr received several handred pouisls assorted "a,
mario lW -.
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: IgVAEE ~ I l-g1EE.E DIEANInErII 1

7 .,,.,...l,, a VIHttANvuNhl FOB ~, lNHI m"
Opou 10 the Post Qnariermas lsf i tarsv rss N. ~
nores IN thh vicinity and 80 warned not 10 igeda a.
yefnleat lprpleiU otaiys nind AZ lhstS 49,.
VA a9lss We property hal loen
i'dFPeNslPw ~ ihs0'iieast y ~ E,EpKEq..a
hfi. n Post oms
,pspHpsa hehJ
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EsI5> Prentice optheIIoutsvil saws
1'he offabqfRsFspsRB PA Should,
by all means, Bo encouraged, for theyUof6une
= good deal Of the material which would other.
Ysei be madb observation-disclosures .iiolas. =
George @ESsi8tRAt 10 GaasiRP II ggSa deal
9ftite faateFiaW which rWculd a6iherWSse be
y ~ . Ni 6.d 1Ee ~ lisd tnsd et so a
IqspsAhIp epr@gfead-ElEsls .BaSaI AZ ihUGh
4ddicteaa to Ne" s~allowihy, ofdtfnaqIiSaid
lta1a rrr fih ~ i'i lGp S'Sl ia baA $50 fssRl
qek; tx +dl 9.lpd sy,.nJ Jfaa DIR glae a,t ~ i. ~,
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.h1p9uARrBEs DErARfsklyF, NO.2.A. ~
,p JSIlSasma' Tenn, Fed 2T,g i6llsfp Y
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CITYTA !

TNHE Tax baytig VIII rAg5ss cana, shspooSpas4t
~ Ohceahd eivOsiB tbein properly and pblla., io
CITY iaxess for The present year, ''''V'
feblO-fm 70 fSSoT 5IOffNP HOMO ,seodtsa,o.
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NOVICE.

"a ~ lNYlpt heYipg elPlms 9galpat klll
tha WI teh oi wv alpgf Rpgi lOr Hlgp0af jhfi,6l
ftsat lha pp5l EilLngeselt legt AZ bfcelvf bbl
gfDedffpo7sAplsJ F't'slg bstilfbtae9h fs tiita
@o,Mty4A Gnfftsi .,..t inqf slt,tlg PkilbltEE,pN
-.LnNNNL9riLn -.L---. ~. 49, y CAPT. .M A. N-Mn
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\, TepnestGe AiYer Baton F6fIh fOF sale
4 On FslS Or sRryes 81 lar,d W. s
~. ennffsea RIVER 3, hllleR sOnth, fpt IN.
3np 1tMuea Al9 khel hpgnd M the, M k N
hpi,e are Rlpnt sVO agleE pi,bql0In land ncli1cii
sbe ilaqisNilh about 2QQaeyss clgaged aud s1 n IN
Rt@thlf Apnp " ~ tmbey, Parties desifli. I5 nv
ebale Ejlaqaefs nv Al ,iasper, Tenicslt sn4f wv
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SgAgy The Yankee GhDgHegh iByh ohbling ON
he Observation-Disclosures sesspoo of black
YgAgs455s rs eggsiiSss, Il ,s,,s sd
TIE ghorain as can s'vveH aEpbl ,edssptOlg b.
mace ieEEg NJ hiS bee CiIg1ites
w To- Asasysasrf Aastsilla 1dS4i,s ssss q Bess
,LilslqyEEshIs A48bEs s,Esfd SbtSF.. we
A'tc'cateHat saityp9gtapliipal error; AlIesiIas
ecacssEii6sslalis iEe sSs StsAbafSyISl8
goif' 40 l6ig,s thelI ahcles e8erynone ub oni.
=; ,u hyH0 MA mott {9Aag VI T. $50 4Els
hIm, is wallowlng the Bagle EOad. '''"
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''FIRAIlAND LAST 0AIH. raog

Lob those ande6edla tbe eriher by Judgments
"a pgtes 9L seeoupt I ppe betYeen THIS time, ana
tgmahe ptynsnt .sgainf tbatllme, viii lind their
CLAIMS 10 the hands qt GA pnicef Tor colleci61 asr
whhlitiinei nothing Mla5A itkAt thdsf bli sis1ts.
s| Ssaa TAX ilrJ y 70 isiapt ALL o,AAt GLASS;
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ell sis ttf.R sAAcQE, 9f6Abiie = ~ 'es.,tiiG
mi bLAA AlEKAtsnvu, President, n , ''' ~ Y, A
F'mm ~ 4pnNapdsyp.oipg 80 has us.sn, e.its
~ ,ff H. hLd0hgul kiisgs,l .,s gs, M s,t
'-if Bib. SiisopkeuHht, "a kas ,,.,.
'st J,fOOMSae 80 Isa5 fsfiltSlg2il ~ ,.e,,s
F"oAl aiilOcsEars lg.fd rHs iali.tsal asti sslI !
+ "AHhifnoaFtoNsl ~ BIZ ..issf af tsfp,asll
'he AbME9 AaAanEr. ecoreiaTy aud fgaasurcf. =. /
u A. W ao1lfaoF eopeItt eipeglniandtnt.ita
''N- aesli ttAA fAn'ei Aitt sd5 itl.g llsh Nasss
fsl.
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WANTED. ~.

lPbVfCi liIl ri ~, ~ Y E"iir, u,paa , lid,
"a nRG Srse pP9kHg Stpyfi,i a ag~
Srs.ltg ,ag5 ,N's"a aNhut ailtcp 5s{iSSit,pp
aiHHh iAHi"etpvrrAaJ svad t.v,lNAHt' ~ A. VI
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!, IS n Stthtftl v Geographic htispd luliel
yesterday aaid i,Presi5eai lapcplo glif eelI
GiptI9pssi8fqH RR~asys rsrhsgsho esfI
ltaHfhem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES irnmpat ~
Any thS6'hbt knftdawsi ,iltahdmail,so.
Rtt esa .taaHl I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14
SEEDS, PLANTS, kev Roa nasFRxBU.
FK0N
0FFIcE SIC. or Iowa FAaagR's CoLIEax.
DKs MofSgs, DKc, "a. 1869.

,
To the Farmers of Iotca Among thu
seeds cuttings, &C., which the anderagu-
ed will have for gratuitous distribution,
after the first or February next, viii bb
| the following ---..- a. ..
EeTPr1As WHgAT.-Tn appearance the
finest variety of Spring Wheat ever
brought into this State. Ths seed was
grown laSt year, in Minnesota, whsre it
produced well. 1t has not been tested 10
this State, Ths supply Is very limited.
Persons applying viii hs furnished as
long as the supply lasss, with sufficient
for small experiment. Those receiving
1t By mail are expected 20 furnish stamps
to prepay postage, at tha rate sf one cent
an OUNCE. ....-
ToBAcco SEED.-As there Is considrae-
BILE inquiry for Tobacco Seed, | ann en-
deaEoring TO have supply sufficient to
meet, al least ali demands for experiment
tai cultivation. a large portion Of il
was grown in Northern Iowa. From a
tespoonful to a tablespoonful will be
sntkeisn& for most applicants. Directions
for enltivsting and curing will aecompa-
ny each package sent.
CorTaN SEkD.--I azn promised q good
supply of upland Cotton Seed, perhaps
sufficient for all who mar apply. Diree-
tions for cultivation viii be sent with the
seed. , .r. ..-
HEmP SxEn---A supply of Hemp Seed
is expected. Directions also will Be. sent
with this seed. The cultivation of IIemp
can be made profitable in this State.
WHITE WILLow.-Sone. ten or fifteen
Thousand cuttings OF White Willow will
be ready for distribution. This willow
is highly commented for timber and
hedging. Orders attended to when ar
rangements are made for transportation
by exprsas, mail or otherwise, with di-
rectipas fqr setting, cultivation, DC.
CRAERxRRY PLANTs.--All persons who
desire TO cultivate the Cranberry, who
will pledge themselves that sheg tciR qips
The plants thorough scs4ltipation accord
ing TO the directions, viii receive from
ten to twenty plants, If ordered previous
to the frat Of March next. The plants,
however, win not be ready to deliver be-
fore from the lst 60 the 18th Of April
next. The tims for sessiug theEn out is
in May. Arrangements must be made
by parties ordering 10 meet ths ak pensa
OF transportation, which would not be
uauoh. 1t IL possible that the plants can
be sent safely By naail, il &c, she oass
would be only one cent An ounce, There
ID no good reason why this plant may not
be successfully grown in this State, If
propssiy attended to. sa-+.s " +s5
All applications fos either OF the
sboye will be PLACED on fle, and when
they are ready for distribution, will be
forwarded 70 parties 10 the order Of re-
esapt Of application. af 1@ @E".'4@
81. VeEy Eespsctfally, -ea5 rsaA3
IT,. Touk ohedient serv't ..s
WM. DuANR WmsoS,
''.' Secretary.
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wRo IL REsPoNSsBLE FOR THE
HAR

We answer, the Republican party
The Republican party might have pre-
vented the present devastating civil war
ls might have saTed the lives of thous'
ands of the best men of the Nation, and
thousands of millions of the peoples
money. For proof of what we say, read
the following fran the speech Of SrEPHEs
4. DouGras, delivered in the United States
Senate, Janusry Sd, 1901, upon the com
promise measures, then pehIing before
the Senate: .,-
al believe this to be fair basis Of
amicable, adjustment. II you Of the BE.
publican side are not willing 70 accept
this, noT the proposition OF tho Senator
from Kentucky, (Mr. Crittsnden, pray
tell Us sohaI you are totiIing 10 dof
al AppRKss rHE INauIRY TO REPUBLICASs
ONLY. FoR THE REASON THAT In TIE Con
HrTTKK OF TRKTEgS, FEW DAYS AGO,
EVERY MxmBKR FROM THE SoUTH, INCLUDING
THOSE FROM THE OoTToS STArEs, AEssss.
TooxBs AND DAvIs,) ExPaEssED rHKEE
.
NY VENERABLE TRTESp FRox KENTUCKY
(MR. CETrrKSpKx,) As A FIsAJ. sErTLEAENT
OF THx CONTROVERSY, r. Eszr3SpKp AID SIS
FAMED By TIE REPUBLICAN, MEMBERS.
~HENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BILITY OF 0UR DISAGREEMENT. /.
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY In
THE WAY OF AN AAICABLE AD-
JUsTMEHT, is WITH THE REPUB-
LICAN PARTY" ... s....-.
Here it 10 proved that the Republican.
party is responsible, fer the war that IL
is responsible, for every dollar of nation
al and state indebtedness incurred On &C
count Of the wn-that 1t is responsible,
for the nigh taxes that hase been imposed
upon The people, anfsecsuat Of the waf--
that it ia responsible, for the distress and
tinancial ruin, which now exists IN every
part of the eouasU--thst u is response
bic, fer every Iife1lost hl the wars--thaf
Ii il responsible for, and should receive
the curses of every wife made q widow,
and Of evsry child made an orphan, by the
war. In short thai il viii be responsible
for the dissolution Of the Union, should
the Union be dissolved.
Shall such q party be continued IN
power, or will the people change their
rulsrs2 Let the Ballot boxes st the nsxt
elsSsiuza prociaan sass aa swes ~ ! = &5s -
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! With IN the Liza blood pf the Ghanch an
iStata, Il another Daniel come not 1
( Judgsrneat, or IL Paneuii Hall iutroduc q
; fnoa an ssa OF dsliveFHnse, and reverse th
II tbs jadgansnt Of Altoona aud the sspi
tai. ..,.-. ........ .,.t-.... 80 .g :
i SO We make good our case. Aboiit.
ionisu 10 at fault. II ID false and wrong
IL destroys the ansisas landmarks. 9 Ii
topliIesAtes the old paths. Il pgsss its
heel 90 eopstilpsiopal relations. Id san
ders what God has united and unites What
I God has sundered. It would subvert the
6ofernmsnt Of this country, which IL Of
God and fawhsanp seslssash she DO war re-
sisteth the ordinance Of Godn-~aaa all
tae worse for Affecting TO keep it, and
it Is madness, though there il methg1
Id IL For what should Wa commit tfiig
wrong Z What fer should We violate
our phghted faith Z What for sg1oad
we reject the dictates of reliaion,
the usaagss Of eifiiixed and Christian
life, sas claims Of humanity, the proyi-
Dental enlargement Of auperiur races, and
DOOM "a We necessarily msstg an inferi-
or, imbecile and dependent race. Which
God has committed TO oAr tTust, TO CON
dision worse than slaybrylt 10 fiu9er-
Ing miserable and hopeless death p
What for should We afast 10 change ssae
spots Of the leopard, or the skin Of theI
Ethiopian What for 10 equaiize quali-I
ties that God has made iudioiously' una-
qaal for the better conservation Of the |
sinful world, and the safaS distribution
Of its selfish forces till iss probation ahaifI
naturally snd2 To undertake What ID
impossible is absurd. To force an ah-
aasdity, whsra sQnh gpe@a interests are at
stake, il, TO violate the constitution of The
universe, the happiness Of man, and the
honor OF the Creator. To do ii at q cost
OK blood which fills the land with mourn
ing, and of untold millions, IL Hot of
gold. yesa of promises 10 pay 1t. which
could be redeemed only By the bloods
sweat OF an abused and suffering peopIs, |
is an evil passing all tie powers of com
putation. We are bound to lock at these
things, pot tepeohally, not politically, +
not specaiatiyely, net marally lat prassI- 7
cally as they are. We ara bound 10 pro- 4
test against them, aud against the Ad
Of the Government, if need
bs, for the sake OF the aoyarnmsat isssla |
not forcibly, hat by free, spessh and txse
VoEes, and appeal to him who deals not
with images but realities, aad twill rem
der to every Hnan according 20 bis work. %
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