Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-29
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o. Aioans marlial, law was declared hast
night, and the frontier i under arms
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The Editors Drawer or Hsrper's Maya.
zine is full Of good things we csnuo. res.
lit giving to our readers The foII5Hihk, from n
the Drawer, #aieh is spropos to the pres.
ent time 'N.. @i.p
One Of the funniest things that eYef &c.
Carried, or perhaps ever will occdrri took
place at The regular opening of tie Conyen.
tion at Chicago: Bishop Whitehoase.. which
constituted apart ofthe opening cxeroisesi
ne commenced the recitation ]of. the Lord,s
Prayer. 10 which the delegates attempted.
by request to join 10 concert; aud II Is des.
cribed by an eyewitness as the richest of
oil rich affairs. Tho annouucshent ;Hak
hardly made by the reverend gentleman,
ana De had but articnlalel, tie sopsts
ing words Of the prayer, when. ,confusioa
confounded ran through the whole. assem-
bly. Had they been called on 10 joln IN
the chorus of Pass ths Flowing Bowi,sok
Bonnie Blue Flag, or just Another Driuk
Before We Go they would have bsen s1ual
to the emergency, but the Lords Prayer
was o many for them. Howsser. for the
sake Of harmony (f) they started 10. uc O6s
delegate; whose early education evidently
had not been neglected, vocifersted. at the
top OF bis voice, Now lay me down 10
sleep Western delegate Thought himself
alright with, On Jordan's stormy banks4
stand a clerical brother, Our life hanRs
by alsingle thread !; q delegate from tl6
Wabash was troubled with, ,Whea shall I
Gee Jesus speace fellow from Illinois gsye:
With good nasal twsng, How tedious and
tasteless the hour O New Yorker (Cap.
tain Rynders. probably seemed anxious 10
know when he Gould read his title clear to
mansions in the skies and short.hasred
Bowery boy was anxious TO Let her arip
because. be claimed, Shes all OAK; q tsv.
eru keeper cleserly pipsd, Ny spieiss viii
never wanei q conntr3 squire. the 6rstItime
from home, proclaimed, Know all men By
these presents !; and . Keystone boy cspb.
ed the climax with, Down with the traitors
up with the flag 81 ~ 's''AaS's saw cav
+ The Bishop should irst have introddced Is
preparatory exercise for such set of hardened
Sinners, that patriotic portion Of thS Iitany---
From sH priyy conspiracy and rebellion good
Lord deliver u.s." when perhaps the responses in
the other case might have followed with gssst
harmony and less chilling blaspbemyss .ssn;8
4q1 b ---------------------- y Do nris
An ohio Battis-Fias In ths hands Of !
a.sd s7n BashoP. ovnyc iss3lfi - 10
The recent session of the PitttsburE 40.
nusl Conference of the Methodist Profess
aut Church, was charactxsd by an Incident
of patriotic aud thrilling interest. Bishop
Simpson followed the introductory lex.
ercises with q speech, an hour asd han
long, without manuscript, 10 which be held
his vast audiences OF cultivated sChristiau
gentlemen spell boasd, uuder bis discuss
sion OF the four questions, shall Our 0ovsrn.
ment be destroyed and swept froua the
earth o. Gan We be divided intoltwo or
more Governments Shall We have iaeu
form Government T Is not the nation 10
rise out of its present troubles better, frm.
er and more powerful ? During the uhols
of the address of this wonderful orator. che
assembly 10 deep silence, hung uponIhislips.
| save when applause was struck outsf thew
! as with blows of magnetism. But . ssene
ensned 10 the delivery Of bis perorAtios; thxS
will make this Conferences amsmosa bIes 20
every one who attended it. An eye visnsis
says: - - n
Laying bis hands oa The torn aad ball.
riddled colors of The T3d Ohio. be, spoks of
the hattle felds where they had bees hap.
tized in blood and described their beauty
as some small patched 5f asdre, tlIed with
stars, that an aGgisi hand snatcheu isSorA
the heavenly canopy and sst ssheasipss in.
blood. With this description NcbsEsnia "a
scene that Demos.heses might have snvisd.
All over lhe vast assembly a hankerchisfl
and hats were; waved. aud hefors ths speak
era sat do9n the, whole ihrong arose. ss 81
q magic Influence, and screamed, aud shout,
ed, and saluted, and stamped, end eisppsd
and wept, and laughed ID via exeitemenk,
Colonel Moody sprs1g tot DO top of q bench
and called for the Star Spasgisd Banner
which was sung or a.her shanted iantil the
audience dispersed. Is L. had 70 ,dissegsss.s
'fll 1l1 - up cTaa
-a i.sti miscellaneous nenas, ,,a..,i,...
1t appears by advertisements ia ,Sou1i5-
ern papers that edpcaiion :. has friE 2 - a.
Mount Laurel, peaF. Eiehmepd, two :thour
sand dollars Is charged for q half term, and
others schools at nsarly the same raisst.
naonn the Knafton. a.