New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-22
mot UNnER THIS FLAe,rsHR. :"

t'VSilueHls, "ho lCpeIl 4uliicu UuusI pt5
fire ofrebel bullets, fell an easy victim
tosa pair Of bright eyes whose owner
wore beautiful apron, bearing the en-
blem of our countrv's flag, and who was
waiting on the Iowa boys alta festival
lately given them on their return home.
The Colonel, wishing tomake the Tac.
qnaintance Of the lady, z remarked,
|s,'Fhat is a pretty apron you wear: M;ss.s'
Yes" said the maiden, ,,thi. is ny
flag" II have fought, many a hard
battle, under that fag," rejoined the
Colonel. mot this flag. sir,H indiq-
nant'y exclaimed the beauty, asT sle
swept away, leaving t'e gallant son IF
Mars perfectly dumfnunlel. ,1s.oso ,s.s "a
-o Geo. Thompson the English 'Ab5-
litionist who some twenty years
ago was sent to this country by En-.
g'l4h ;sristocrats, for the, purpose ,tof
sowing the seeds Of d',uuion,, has Just
been ,naking 8. speech in the House of
Representatives in, the presence Of
Abraham Lin coin, the members Of. his
Cabinet and the miscesen members Of
Congress. Here, ,sa single paragraphs
from the! old curmudgeons speech, .d-
"That noble martyr Of liberty, JOHN.
Brown, Cheers tic hero. Of Harpers,
Ferry, (clieersD by his magnanimou5
devotion and death, sent a thrill Of new,
llifc to he.na,ion's heart Of hearts.-e
(cheers.J Tie morsl electricity rof
that grand human soul not only galvan-
;zeA the, lead bones Of social rettenress
in the South; Daughter AID applausc),
but awakened to new life and to new
hope the dropping sf;rits ofthe North.
Cheers. Had It ios been for John
Browns ir1}fnolation OF the, ah.r Of
liberty and PATRIOTS sm, honcst Abraham
Lincoln could not have been President
ofthe Union, {chcers,y and thus be enn4!'
ablcyl to become the second deliycrer of
the nation {Checrs.} And haF not
Mr.. Lihcoln been elected, the cause Of
negro e.haheipatione would haysa gone
backward, probably, for half a century,
(sSo>!" and earrlause:) 1t was tie
time andIerisis oftlle nations mutmost
social, political, and moral need md
the providence. OF God, blessing the
efforts Of good men, raised up a man
who had u heart, q conscience, and ia
soul above the tricksoof politicians and ;
the subtleties Of diplomacy. (Cheesa "
We wonder who it was acheerel gtl.e
wretch! It conld nat have been loyalo
men wln love the Union; andocwish ito
SEQ the Southern States return to theirs
fallesiance. Not much. Thbsc cheers,
must have come from the 1rebel spias
who iniess Washington at Lthis seaso.. I
|'ofttheay eur. Joln no, etherlw.y can v1o.. ;
|acceups .fpr cheers for such seasiipeats. O;
I Garrison's 'Liberatora the abolition
fintilet organ at Boston, which pro-
|nounces the Constitution Of the United =
States "a league with death and q COW
enant with hell, 81 the Bible . forgery .
and Jesus Christ cheat and timpessor,
lis cut for Lincoln for the next Presieen-
cy.aItis fit cola;,orer for the ,loyals:;.
llparsons who Constitutes majority of
the Methodist Cnnfert nee recently held
at Springfield, Illinois. alal4 l.ds ,si~
I "A punctual man is very rarely az
Fpocr man, and never a man Of dcubefal q
credit. Hrs small ACCOUNTS are freqneit:
by settled, AMI he never meets with a
difficulty in raising rneaey to pay 'arg- 3
er demands. Small debts neglected. to
ruin credit. when man has lost that, =
ahe will 6al himselfas the bottom Of p :
lhill he cannot ascend. j al: sssiioD.s -
The Liberator, Garrison's paper,
urag,es..tke q, denomination i Of Mr., Lincoln
with great earnestness. THIS arises
{ from the factthet Mr. lincoln -ee,g-
nizes oGarri.on's lifelong filoa that, ~td-.,
constitution Of the United States is
league With nell and a, covenant WITT
death" !" and that he is, ii nshis aduitais.s !
ftraation, tho apostle of thasidea. ~ !"
7 Lincoln the apostle md Candidate of ;
EGarrison !! HIS aaininistfaai0n' 4p..'