Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31
WHOLE NUMBER 6HI

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fsoas know soon, fhu skin bevumeusos.s
i tshEfyelyh and ienller. esop mn slbs harder
fhanqssH Aeptiaegr 10 ronmoo cold
a teTt Ipese are snRgestiYe considerations
4 Ior tn9se who have been led by .plansihle
Il iigpotahce TO believe thas continual wat
sloshings are Indispensable health asd loa.
lgevif. e ffaiPs .)6lt,ssai ojr fftdist alsa
5His .saieIilt-a-ssiss s-l-+4isl., 10 i8s ~
assiorlOpHatfss sorshs sivins clr,g,fsn
f9aabeatEis fieseate a lie, since 10 dis Il "a
live fotsversai Itsis the conciadinr dass to
alLoar worldly cares is,auxtotiesrh the .c.,s,.
meneemens Of serene, uudisturbed deIioht
and OF eternal delight, aud Of eternal ,eacs
4 It. IS the aplitting on cdr perisheble orms
\ with ythe feaikies and dssdiseasss that sraif
upon ! hem, tesTesgseltate with the priv.
lileges sicfs iuimprtelty in forms, forever
pegfeeting in beauty, ia proportion as eur
hearts and minds improve In tie love of
goodness andsiH the ofdtr Of tratb. Gel
estial angels wlldefikhtto fan be flames ~
our langaid virtae, and to lead us 10 pe4Q.
bressiye degreesof imprOVemeht throueh.the
boupdless ages of eternityss.,To die, lafo
meet our beloved friends to mart no moro.
assured, at, the moment on our departnre
from this world, that those who are dear to
US wi i soon follow. This World q lint the
cradle d our existence ard the AiIni1htv
who gave Us being, best knows when Il Il
lfittest 3forus- to be trdfisIaseti 10 N @nnieg
oliWs. a. AVheBS He eallss as. shall s<e moi
with cheerfulness obey His voice. wAiIe
angels are hoyering round our pillow. to
lead us the wayF0 our immortal existencsf
Ohr lord yresaseitated ON the third 'fiav
and. gthe soul. WHICH cannot die. willqon
being detached fr9m ihis earthly inprison-
ment, wake to newRess of life, endowed
with consciousness of its immortal powers
ana strongly invited TO pursue, by the phr-
pose Of divina sloyeiAH charity, crowned
With eternal alteration Of the Lord OF lise
and glory, whom, even ia the splendor of
HIS Outward works, we have ID this world
RbHt fain1y seen. aud even Ia the ight OF
Ibis Gospel. have viewed, bnt as threuth
glass adarkly,tg But in the immortal siato.
10 the divine light as an unsettiug sun. we
shall be favofef With nearer approach to
'thea radiance Of fBiBitcly more sfnnchdons
.dispsystof His creating power and batoraal
earc This YordiJas cost,us many q sirh.
but these should cease when orr brightess
hopes are beginning to be realized when
the clouds Is removing, and the everlasting
gates ares 6reaing toFeceise. sst sass
sas7 sssys - ff4ssr-ss-rr.-.- RI s>4-s
>, Points ot Disagrsengens. -.
81 A sfewsdagsssipce we noticed = few poiits
in, which the, adyareed Democrats Of The
Ya1landgham school agreed with lief.
Davis. They Embraced many OF the vital
points most, intimately connected With the
present struggle between rebellion and the
Govef6nient. = IN them all there was most
hearty scoRcnrreBce. aqBat there are still
other points iId which the, differencefin
words is striking, takiag into account. the
important points of agreement. JEFF. Davis
scouts at The idea Of UdfonZ nZwonld es Soon
unite with "a nation Of .hyenas M His
ech oes in the North, while excusine, pal.
Hating, justifying rebellion and urging the
Abandonment of The war for its suDpressi1n
prefessi uadying pegard'i for q Union as Il
Ya 70 sd VI =. sssirg ads;.3Ep 4ssG5
JEFF Davis believes in 'coufscation.v
summary arrests" and ''imprisonneptsnR
applied to Union men in the South His
apologlstc and defenders have aa awful bor.
for of'these same things-when applied to
North. s1assz aSs1
u ell. Davis utterly scouts stthe idea ofa
efthe Uuion,by concession com
promise and eonciliation. The nearersllis
y Aoflhern sy mpathizers come to complete ar
unity with him and his rebel crew, thesmoFe
hey prate about restoration by the means
ot humillatloni dbasemeut and degradation.
Jef. Davis aad his Richmond organs
TaHt Suspension Of shostlfties, an arm
saice TO settle terms of SoutIireai Ihdepend-
enee, ,0and iinai separation. HissNorthern
s92Reaators nrgeihe same thing preteud.
rg 70 desire 10 secure q reauien. as's 8sso
The; points Of differences. might be still
iurll her enumerated Tbut as ths diifs;ences
only go 10 The veracity Of Jeif. Davis and
supporters in open rebellion, and the hypoc-
-aey aud efalschood Of Northern symnatki-
sers, we will not extend them lie 9oes
'traighrto his object they while seeking
20 aid him TO it, falsely profess to be eoiar
q another direction. fsse ~ s-sSsa
sifss 49, II EDuT1--77 ------7--s-----s =. sqn
. ESst1sH PELEGS IA Fteaee e author.
FsliIng London, lately sends 70 a iousnAi
n fsrls q vivid description of H. "a, is
'ppeaNrs TO to bis French eyes. Que fealnrels
4qls Nobody talks, nobody baWls. no
'ody laughs Even the dogs do not bark
nd' when I say this. Ilbeg yeu to believe
hat am not Joking Inthe first place one
neets few dogss then those one does meet
ave a way Of Jogging along she streets
shIeh ssHaleleatlg indicates thatstlay have
he =, right 70 be there they look like dogs
sho own city property. They de- not look
bout which way 4, go they DO not stop
To- talk with then canine acquaintances
hey 60 straight ahead in quiet arot :oas
haiti inellaed 70 think they are dogs eoinr
O. dothelr ibnsiness or on their way home
ttet doing alltheg' had 70 do en-, ohange
= gat the -docksg The horses have avery.
iaerent gait ,Something of = he. Ea.
lish axlOms Time is Money has Hada ia
ray into theit, minds or legs. .Thsy dc not
use . miHuts oq they spsed ia good
ooHd trct cDpscieut Ofihe value az 1hs
ApltaI they represent. Ah how litsI5 they
he Ike Efench botses% always fond al
Hing sbea,. alas like their masters