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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

Anythings.
The Chatfeld Democrat claims the credit of
being the first paper to float McClellan,s name
at its masthead as candidate for the Presi.
dency. Col. McKENNY, the able editor of the
Democrat, is entitled to the credit SO far a. our
exchanges have been noticed. Maybe Nc.
won't work for the success of his and the ma.
tons favOrite. Guess not !-Philadelphi.
Courts have suppressed street cars on Sunday.
The Indians are afraid to NEEDLE with the
wires across the plains. They fear it is the
agent of the Great Spirit-The St. Paul
Pioneer and all the prominent "war Demo.
crats'' OF Minnesota are out in favor of aLit,le
Mac. "-"Peace and Union, the rights of the
States and individuals inviolate." %. "The
abandonment of slavery" drafts and bank.
ruptcy. Choose ye Rich men will notice
the following from the N. Y. zjwes ave
must have money! five cannot raise It one
way. we shall have to do so in another. II is
not altogether choice with rich men and cor
porations whether they will lend money to the
Government. 1t sriN be drarn from them in
O~"sC s~0y NO' >unEiCy NOUilJSOuS VI Tic
Green Bay Advocate. has been coquetting with
Abolitionists his paper comes out boldly for
McClellan.--The Louisville journal for the
first time in its history declares for democratic
nominee Morse of the Boston, Traveller re-
tires from that paper because he cannot write
for Lincoln-Ihe New York Democratic
State Convention nominated Horatio Seymour
for Governor by reclamation. vslandigham
will stump Ohio for Mcclellan and Fernando
Wood is out in . card announcing his cordial
support Of "Little Macs s. Cox has been
put on the track for re election to Congress by
the Democracy Of the Columbus district OF
Ohio.-The remnants Of thirty regiments are
to be stationed in Indiana until after election.
Active negotiations in regard to the French
evacuation OF Rome are in progress At the
courts Of Paris and Turin. a.'as .s.nr4 7eaa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

Gilchrist and Tenney are
ordered by No.. 81 to raise company of
mounted infantry. Horses to be furnished
by the members and other traps by the
State. If George was not badly out Of
health we would nominate him for Captain.
We are very sorry Mr.. Tenney is in bad
health and hope he will soon resume the
elastic step which he is noted for. He
would make splendid Captain Of cavalry.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
Democratic County Convention.

a-at ELKADER, Iowa, Sept Is, "a. .
The convention assembled. S. r.. PEEL
called to the Chair, d. d. HoxsIE Secreta.
ry.
Nominated for Recorder, HENRY FREES,
of Guttenburg. n
Nominated for County Clerk, S. j. SoYs
TER, of Export. 90 ies
Delegates appointed for this Congresion.
al Convention, S. r. Peet, A. NJ. Renwick
Judge Baugh, D. Hammer, l.. Seals, DR.
Linton, NJ. Uriell, j. l.. Wing, L. Heine
Rufus Richardson. John Bowman.
Central Committee-A. j. Jordan, Nc
Gregor; John Walter, jefferson; S. r
Pce'' Iodomillo; Rufus Richardson, Wag
ner; John dr'n''e'', Clayton.
Editors TINES requested to p~Al;xh thu
proceedings Of this convention.
Peace and harmony prevailing, the Con
vention adjourned.
s. R. PEET, Chairman.
D. d. HoxsIE, Sec'y.
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DIE ID,

Al the house Of Gilbert Douglsa, In McGreGue, on
saturday, Sept. 18th, at A. NJ, ater long flls
Mrs ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, mother of Mrs. X Noble.
and Edmund and Gilbert Douglas Of this vicinity
The deceased was q venerable lady for whom all
ieit deep regard, and her death demands more
than passing notice: So 49,. -. = -,
EIxabeth Hamilton was born in Vermont April
zesn 1857 and at her death was IN the rom ye1fof
her age-jnst a. old a. the Constitution Of our
country. She WIS married In 1905 t. Gilbert Ibak.
lag, enigfated to New York In 1873, 10 nlino6ash
1881 where her husband died. leaving her the cnse -
several children In 1S45 she removed to this (Cay.
toni County, where she has since resided. In l06O
she was afflicted with Palsy, but recovering some
what she enjoyed reasonable health till 1854 when
a second shock quite Frustrated her and for many
weeks she has been comparatively helpless. The
Of age added to the pains Of disease were
borne with patience and composure that exhibited
q consciousness Of having done her part well In
ne and condolences In glorious etsrnity be5ond
the grave. Her last hours were soothed By the
most anectionate attention of her children and
friends. GILBERT, the son with whom she resided.
mad the more special charge Of his mother and the
devotion he exhibited toward her marks him g 3
man who well-deserved 90 excellent pafent
May He who rules our lives guide MS IN that paah
which leads to the blissful future, maffted ~ Shs
worthy mother whose virtues We feebly cUnnnae-
mOrate. -
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you want

WINoNA DEMocRAT.-The No. of this
wellgot-up, seven column, Mcclellan, con
stitutional journal is at hand. We read it
with pleasure, and congratulate A. J. Reed
ESQ.,, on its handsome appearance and in
teresting matter, both original and selected.
The Chatfisld Democrat, by COL McKeany,
is the only constitutional MINI. sofa paper
we had on our list till Reeds came to hand.
The Coils was able and spicy enough to
represent whole State, but we are glad he
is cow to have so excellent co.adjutor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

We are sorry that our friends of the Times
have not yet heard Of the elections in Yer.
mont aud Maine.-Neacs.
Last week the TlAEs gave the Vermont
story, Maine had not reported! The facts are
that both states gave reduced majorities for the
Lincolnites. New England is pro6ting by
this war, recollect: she manufactures for it and
buys black substitutes in Dixie!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

GoNE.-Ralph Knight, Fifer- General to
the 9th Iowa, Enoch Allen AMI young
Mr.. Gorslin, left one day last week to join
the regiment. Ralph assured US that
soldiers were tired Of the war policy Of the
party in power, and though he voted "Abe"
once he did not hold himself bound to 20
wrong for lifetime.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

HooPs.-N Not word in reference to the
ladies. We like hoops; think they are an
elegant invisible ornament; gil out the
figure of an already well-formed lady are
graceful; keep the hips from carrying a
load of woollen and quilted drapery which
in our boy-hood was reported to us as part
of the mysterious filling up of those mortal
angels whose eye.glance is yet as effectual
on US as it was "twenty years ago." But
from sentiment to politics:
One 7. H. Williams, Of Massillon, Ohio,
Familiarity called TuM-and first rate Tom
he is too-writes to RuBLE that he 'ssup.
poses the Col. will want hopping now, since
Little Mac' is the nominee" We did
not know that r. vas in the hopping bust.
ness. The last we heard of him he was
figuring in the large Agricultural Machine
establishment Of Russell & Co., and coca.
sionally running q sewing machine for
amusement. What's the price of Grover
& Baker, Thomas! .t SO
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

H- Cory offers his entire stock OF Hats
& Caps to the trade at last falls prices,
which is saving Of twenty five per cent
to the purchaser. He will sell them in
large or small lots to suit customers. His
stock is by far the largest in the city. and
bought over year ago. He has also few
Boots & Shoes and Notions left which will
be closed out regardless Of cost ta
i Close buyers will make note of this.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

The --latest. ... .
The New York Times has discharged all its
printers and declares that no member of the
Typographical Onion will be hereafter allowed
In that Office.
Gen. Foster has placed go rebel officers
under fire at Morris Island. These officers are
to have precisely the same faro that our officers
under Gre at Charleston get. %.
On Friday, . week ago, the rebels captured
$500 head of cattle opposite Harrison's Land.
ing, part Of which have since then been 70.
captured. sas
Deserters confirm the reinforcement Of Lee 3
army by conscripss. Petersburg was shelled on
Wednesday, in retaliation for the rebels firing
on our pickets. The battle on the Weldon il
now considered of doubtful occurrence. Gen.
Howell was killed on Wednesday, by the fall.
Ing of his horse upon him.
1t is said that New York spectators are now
combining to raise the price of gold.
Heavy cannonading continued at Petersburg
on Thursday, but all became quiet again on
Friday. b. ss- a-r.- f.s.. ~
Gen. Foster has organized contraband
savings bank and prohibited the purchase of
cotton before the harvest. yf.- s-az..-.-
The Republicans Of Kansas having split up
on the Jim Lane question, are now running two
candidates for Governor of that State.
Gen. Blunt is on an Indian expedition to the
region Of New Mexico. e.-..
City Point reports, said to be reliable, state that
the Sd Division of the 5tL Corps intercepted
the raidng party across the Blackwater and re-
captured most Of the stolen cattle and also took
TOO prisoners.
The latest advices from St. Louis say thai
tie draft commenced on the 18th and was pro.
guessing without disturbance. SO =4l
Gen. Sherman has issued an order positively
forbidding all citizens and even paymasters
from visiting Atlanta.
Arizona has elected John D. Porter, Dem.
ocrat, as delegate to Congress. a Il
It is reported that ex-sccretary Chase will
shortly succeed Mr.. Adams as Minister to Eng.
land. and that Henry J. Raymond of the N. Y.
4 tUoes Will aJIer the electlOO, lake MT. Day.
toms place in France.
The Richmond Examiner prefers Lincoln to
Mcclellan for President
The following is from the Montrose (Scot.
lsnd) Reriew:
1--WE learn from quarter quite reliable that
the Earl Of Aitlie, who has gone to the United
States, carries with him the views of the gov.
eminent on the present aspect of affairs, and
will offer himself to the Coniederacy rs me
dunn of communication with the British gov.
eminent"
There has been some fighting on the Rio
Grande between the Mexicans and the French
and the coniederates and iederals, resulting in
the discontinue Of the French and confeder,
ates, and the occupation of Brownsville by the
Mexicans, in the name of the United States.
The Democracy of St Louis are organizing
for selfdefence. They don't intend that any
more Of their meetings shall be broken up will
infantry.
The reports relative to the Indian massacre.
on the Plains were much exaggerated. No
more than 50 persons were killed and 2,00(
head ofstock stolen,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
First National Bank OF McGregor.

On and after this date, May 23d, this Bank will
pay out Legal Tender Notes, National Currency and
the Notes Of the Branches Of the State Bank Of Iowa
only. 9s..s.f /.
New York asd New Esgland currency will be r.
ceived on deposit and 'scurrent funds until juno
LIST, 1884, and after that date at IL of per cent
discount.
o. HuLvRRsoN, Cashier.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

Southern and Northern enemies Of the
Union. Joseph Clemens & Co., at Har.
risons old stand are making wagons and
doing the best kind of blacksmithing and
horse shoeing. Clemens is an old settler
and an excellent workman :. If you wan,
the country out Of trouble and destroy the
Treasury Eaters, just vorE FOR McCLEL
Lam!
NAPLES Of Dubuque, Shannon of De.
corah, Minckler Of Chicago, and many other
outside acquaintance were in town last
week. 1.-THE Lincoln Club forms opposite
the livery stable in the late City Cour,
room on Saturday night. 1.-THE abandan.
inert of slavery" or no Peace is Mr.. Lin.
coin 8 platform. -. Rumor again has it that
the American and McGrcgor Hotels are
about changing hands. Gen. Bgelow
sold his personal property last Thursday,
and will move to Chicago ia few days.
Vi I'D. Hammer and Allen Comestock have
both been very sick-they are now able to
be out. -. Uncle 'Lisha was the only
preacher on duty last Sunday evening. ..
Bets do not disqualify vote in the State
of Iowa: SO good lawyers tell US.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

MCCLELLAN CLUB-Evsns Hall is the Head
Quarters for the Mcclellan men. Their meet
ings will take place every Saturday Evening
aud good speaking may always be expected.
GENERAL LAwLER and VIZ. DurcHER will
address the club At the next Meeting, satur.
day Sept. 24th.
Let all attend who value personal freedom
and who revere the Constitution of the United
States. By ORDE1.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

PLEASURE SEEKING AT SoxR PRorIT.-A
Saratoga letter writer records the following
mode of paying hotel bills:
Among the anomalies of deprecated
paper currency, the following is noteworthy:
There are at present at the Springs quite
aumber of Cubans never before SO many.
They all come laden with gold, on which
at home they have paid ne premium, of
course. The practical result is, that when
well, he lays down one hundred dollars in
gold, and receives in return . receiptcd bill
and one hundred and fifty dollars in changed
The Cubans hence are living gratis, and
making money by it besides. OF course,
they are greatly enjoying themselves at our
expense.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

TIE OUTsIDE.-"You kissed me-" Stone
man in 1851. Notice of Helwig and Hor,
nung. Tribune on Mcclellan. N. Y. COR
respondence. ITO whom it may concern"
Suffolk Herald bidding Goodbye" to
Lincoln. Political Straws. A short Tenn.
perance story by sea captain. Divorces
and early loves, by Woman.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
COMMERCIAL.

TINES OFFICE Tuesday, September 20-PM.
Good weather, low river steamboat arrivals ex-
cept the Ferry and the Dubuque and La Crosse Packets
lots of egrants west; sheep by thousands crossing
towards sundown; Grain receipts light; wholesale
trade very heavy Prices Of Produce and Merchandise
in Benton Bros. & Co.'s list. Gold lodging between
23O and 21S.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

SUPPLEMENT- In this we reprint Gree
ley's opinion of War in 1916. Read the
article and see how the facts fit the present
time. We were fighting = foreign foe
then!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

Observation-Disclosures, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Delaware, New Jersey and Iowa vote
oa the 18th Of October for State officers.
These elections will index to great extent
the result in November.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

A"~ssoSGys
Public enterprises and individual energy
are always worthy of credit. It is no
puff" to accord to an active, industrious
and honorable citizen, higher credit than is
due loafng, drinking, frolicking chap
who, with all the advantages Of early settle
ment, good health and good opportunities,
lets these advantages pass, and, as age and
its incapacity comes along, find himself
without credit, money or sympathy. Mis-
fortunes often overtake men; fires, sicA-
ness, revulsions and panics in business,
and Numerous other diseases which no fore.
sigh or ordinary care can provide against
the victims Of these are sorrowed over and
invariably sustained by a liberal commu.
nifty but the other fellows have to hoe q
rough row in the decline Of life. So much
for msralizing. ava ".a aata j.
pr WIN Koss, ESQ.,, came to McGregor years
ago and commenced hard work as Sad.
dler. By the closest attention he has
aoorked into business that is now support
Of ITSELF but still WILL. works. "Koss's
Block Is the result of his labor, though
he didn'i lay b brick in it. His wooden
building, sign of the big Collar" is now
filled with large stock of new and desi.
rable goods in the line Of Harness, Collars,
Saddles, Brides, Whips, Leather and Gen
eral Furnishing Stock for Saddle and Har.
ness makers. Koss sells all goods al
Wholesale or Retail as the customer NAV
desire. Dealers or others will do we'll tc
call on him.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

At Camp Washbnrne, Milwaukee, Sspt. lam 1fpjSt.
Jerry Atwood, aged 81 years. late OF Pr. du Chisss
The body of the deceased was brought 70 A6SCs1kev
for burial. ayurI irfs -s.a.sl 5 ss a. -SSs-.5iy
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
20 it's a peerless boy;

-- Bold quick, ingenious forward, capable; -,
He's all the mothers from top to toe" sf
And may be easily cured of the dread life
destroying disease cArARRH, BY the use Of
DR.. D. H. SELVES Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
before it has worked its way down the
throat to the lungs, and thus blasted .
proud parents hope. 'ss'F l. y''''f & 4
~ Artillery.-Captain Phil DoRR, tho Artil
leryman Of Pr du Chen desires say that he will
until further notice. attend all the "big oings of the
DENocRArIc meetings at McGregor, WITHOUT CHARGE
Twelve hours notice required. a.. .t,..~
September 9th, 1864. 10w412
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~ Notice...Episcopnl Service every Sunday
o'cl'ck p. NJ. at the German Presbyterian Church
opposite the Brick School House. Rev. w. f. LLoYU
Pastor.
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McGregor Western Rail- way

On and after Monday August 10Th Trains will leave
arrive NJ follows - rms .a.0 ..+z
TRAINS LEAVE
North McGIegor, 1880 A. NJ and 4:3O p. NJ.
POstville, 500 A. NJ. and 1870 p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE. 90
North McGregor, $50 A. NJ. and $40 A. NJ.
POstvlle, 1850 A. NJ. and $40 II. NJ.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

AT the New England Fair the owner Of
the famous stallion, General Knoxr srss
offered $25, 1000 for him, which he declined
The horse was bred in Maine, -
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ecroRs ~
-ARGE.
II johnson County
mn County.
TORS.
.LLER, of Lee.
.NEFORD, Of Cedar.
,ARDS, of Dubuque.
NEAL, OF Marion.
MER, Pottawatomic. '-
STOCkDALE, of Webster
,ATE TICKET.
sary of State, Nv >.
LACE, of Muscatine.
For State Treasurer.
I'm B. LASH, Of Henry.
For Attorney General.
HAS. n. DUNBAR, Of jackson.
.... For Auditor Of State, ...
81. E. G. HENDERSHOTT, of Iowa.
For Register Of State Land ONCE.
L. D. HOLBROOK, Of Monona.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
THOS. N. MUNROE, of Dubuque.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Recorder-HENRY FREES, of Guttenburg.
For County Clerks. J. sOYsTER, of Elkader.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

~ Persons advanced in life and feeling the hand of
time weighing heavily upon them, with all its attendant
ills, will find in the use of HOSTETTER'S CELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERS an elixir that will
instill new life into their VEINS restore, in a measure
the ardor and energy of more youthful days. build up
their shrunken FORMS and give health and vgor their
remaining years. Those who in the least afflicted
with Dyspepsia, Ague, Ldnguor, Nausea any other
troublesome and dangerous disease arising from dis
ordered SYSTEM should not hesitate to avail themselves
of the benefit derived from this great remedy For sale
by Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere ALB
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET:

For Recorder-HENRY FREES, of Guttenburg.
For County Clerks. J. SOYSTER, of Elkader.
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Mondell House,
us cannon, partici-
..g and saw the burning
1on-fre ever seen on the
river. Fireworks were then
I'd after these the crowd Assem-.
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tells us the Mcclellan meeting on Saturday
at his place was large beyond all precedent
that our JOHN (Stone.
MANI made one Of the abiest spesehes ever
delivered in Fayette county. A little severe
for the taste Of some, but truthful as man
could utter. Bully for JOHN! His brother,
Gen. George Stoneman fights rebels in
arms and John fights Abolition Disunionists
q: home. =. Gen. Lawler tells us that a
company Of "a soldiers reached Madison
one day last week on furlough and 80 were
Tor Mcclellan They were from the Wis.
lumber country. 20 ." with your show
Messrs. Abs.-we've got you this time.
Mccormick, the Reaper man, is the Demo.
cratic nominee for Congress in Chicago.
..Garnavillo is out of the draft /. 4. Capt.
Jake Swank, Of the Iowa Sd, passed
through here on his retiracy for time, on
Sunday last. He tells us that but 60 Of the
old Sd were reported for duty after their
last fight. May God bless the survivors
%. McCraney & Calkins want to sell q
Billiard Table at low figures. :. Old Cary q
Circus was good thing. The Polyorama
of the War was the best show ever exhi.
bited here-the paintings are No. and the
Exhibitors are gentlemen. Let no man
dispute this if he would have forgiveness
for his sing. The ALslP Bros. are tearing
down the front of the Bank so as to bring
it into line with the other buildings Of
Main street. Mr.. SoULE, of East Fair.
field, W.T., one of the best democrats living
called on US on Tuesday IS he was passing
east. Go to the Democratic Club on Sa
turday night and record your name for the
Constitution, Mcclellan and Victory over
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GREAT WESTERN.
Clothing Store!.

"E are just In receipt at Brick Store one door
east OF the First National Bank one Of tho larg.
est and most complete Stock Of - ~
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The property
,ws, Capt. Pail.
y this REGION
apart" for q
icago nomi.
two towns
,ur Pr. du
ling for their
0 see us on
f-r.i
Grcgor
:, with Capt.
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A Country parsou's Life.

=
GU wax ~ sNady Ianes' you stand
auu LoUE az Tue IusSeu DARK OF OLD 'reeS'
you rep 10 p'uoe eVe,sree"s' you "e'
WIS WISE move 8"!a'ns ana winning ""lSs
ou '@,N 10 I"sS ana smooth aoWn me
iSSs Q. @ "o''eS. ! gu S'' 'n '"0'sI vans, vans,
uuu ,, sau1'st oy '"' [,'.' sue, ana '1'o
NVIu.s"G .,I' p"y",' iou Fo" 'cw u al
WIN '"S ln,sr"ol orraoss'nop" ol poor
men uweIi's'' you S'o 'nu0n o' ms"
anu women Ia t"eso Sol,'n'i s'"'ons
Mnen al pre,t'''e' SFs , l'lo a''as, "nG
'"ey SPEAK WIN cOuuce"ce 70 you 0,
,Io'' i care, cares "vo va 'ga'S 10, ,n.' "ot!u w anu
tne S'osF lou Nnee' uo"n ana P'ay
y! 'ns oeq''1e 81 macy s''s' onl you you
H"O" Tue LOOK OF 'o0 o}'nS ,oCo wei wel',
ouog Sn'!afsn Wnom you nave homo'
y SouS"' " ."S'' W. '" '"O uos' =, my ~,
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IIeroisnl.

When ordinary men would break down
under Encouragement, and give up
aud YOU will not be broken down by dis
eouragemenl, and will not give up, there
Is where you become heroic, Where
men made expressions upon YOU under
circumstances in which ordinary man
would go into snger and revenge, and
you will not 20 into anger and revenge,
and YOU say, i cannot oaord 10 do it;
must be generous and rorgivingand for
bearing, here is where YOU become he.
role. " here other MN would give
way 10 corrissive passions, such ao bO.
tied aud envy, sad malice, and you say
No mustbs man and ocQuit myself
llke q man, and be strong, there is
shere you become heroic. Whore 9th.
sr mon would abandon an uopopuIOr
cause, or unpopulsr men, 10 go with the
multitude, and you will not and you sd.
here to the right, and to those that arc
bearing obloquy, there is whore you be-
come heroic. They run for layor, sOd
YOU stand Tor principle, They got what
they nun ror-a bubble; you got what
you did not think about perhaps hero
ism. Beechcr.