The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-16
Approaching End Of slavery,


The Catholic Telegraph of last week says;
As rats abandon sinking ship, 80 the
advocates OF slavery are taking long
farewell tn tho peculiar institution. Even
hrooks OF tho New York Express has turned
his back ON it, Eetore many months tho
whito laborcr will will have a field
ot enterprise opened to his energy such az
was nevor seen before in this or in any
other country. Let the church prepare for
the new order al thingR The land that
was dcGnlat0 shall blossom like the rose.
Where tho pcGtiicrous breath of slavery
heretofore destroyed evory holy effort OF
our faith to take root and flourish, now that
the evil is removed, the pure breath of
freedom prevails; and the sign of the cross
Will be seen, where few years ago no ono
thought OF It's appearance, Tho en6mios of
thc church dnd ot our humanity rage In
vain, Hrnsoicss political preiudices must
disappear before the light OF di"ino truth.
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'N1hblENS AFTER THE w NAR.-Macaulay,
IN the portion Ct his history relating to tho
state OF English society at the claGe Of tho
great revolution, touches on a subject GU
rlously paraIlcled in our own times. Speak
ing OF the fears that were then entertained
as to tho result of disbanding Cromwcll'a
army and throwing ita unruly elemental
back INTO society he says:
The troops were now to be disbandcd, /,
FIFTY thousand men accustomed to the pro-
lossion of arms, were at once thrown on tho
world, and experience seemed TO warrant
belief that this change wonl3 produce
much miacry aud orime--that tho disoharg-
cd veterans would be seen begging in every
street, or would he driven by hunger To
plllaSe, But no such result fullGWed. In
a few months thcro remained not u trace inr
dicatng that tho most formidable army in
the world had just been absorbed into tho
mass of the community. The royalists
themselves confessed that in every denart.
ment af huneat industry, The discarded war,
riors prospcred beyond other men; that
none was charged with any theft or rob,
berry; that none was heard to ask an aims
and that, if baker, mason or a wagoncr
attracted notice by his diligence and sobr,
city, he was, in all probability. one of Oil,
ycr's old sqldiers
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USEFUL APPLICATIONS OF PHoroGRArHY.--
One of the recent but now quite common
applications of photography to practical
purposes of trade, is that Of copVing bulky
articles of ornament or ase, which are sold
by the specimen or pattern. The travelling
agent Of "a New York house in the silver,
ware limo, for example, instead of taking
around the country load of new furnished
customers carrics9 sn ,Ibmm ,y;tb tbo art;cIs0
neatly nhntoGranhoJ cIamce tha " axno s,gr.7
ricnced cnsi96nrr can annre"iata tho 80?
cltv Hr si,o"I;"itv or bcpp,v of tbo now a.
sim A. rc,d;iy ~ If he had ,Io rs,I ,h;n,,
heforc him aya Joos no. ,'' bo.itato - h,'', s
tbe nIot"granh % natterns Ths manifoI3 AZ
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r,rrsp historIors viii oosI,v sonor,to,ho
,,trints frnm thc CnnperbcodS Of 1881
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