Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09
AHundred Ysnrs TOO Lnr..
The Newcastle (England) Chronicle,
the 26th ultimo, saws;

The Newcastle (England) Chronicle, Of
the 26th ultimo, says:
When, in 1864, one of the earliest
friends Of the Newcastle Chronicle sent for
insertion the following advertisement, he
little dreampt over how long g space Of
time responding applications would be
made: "Wsnted, Q middls-sged woman
(who has been q servant in genteel fami-
lies, and can be well recommended FOR her
honesty to take care Of single gentle
MAPS house in the country. She must
undertake cooking and setting out the
table. A gardener is also wanted, who,
having but small garden to take care Of,
will be expected to assist occasionally in
the house or stables. II q man and wife
can undertake the above places, provided
they are net enoumbsred with children, it
will be more agreeable. Apply to the
printer Of this paper" Yesterday, in eel
ebrstion Of the centenary Of the Chronicle
we distributed among our subscribers re-
prints Of No. l, first published on the 22d
Of March, 1854; and OF the tWenty-nine
advertisements which il contained, the
foregoing stood ct the head. The sheet
had not been re-issued many hours when
q respectable, worthy looking couple, en-
tsring the publishing Office, and advancing
to the counter, innocently inquired the
address Of the 'single gentleman" All
the establishment WAS st fault. It's ffoldest
inhsbitsnp could not remember the name
Ol inc SdIsruser. The rustis hRnhalnr was
unknown. No account stood against him
IN the books Of the Office. Time had writ
ten over him, RoA est He was clean
gone-he, his genteel house, and small
gsrden-sll were forgotten. And the hon.
est applicants who offered themselves yes
teIdsy so Unexpectedly to his call were ap-
prised, to their sstonishment, that they
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The Cincinnati Gazette severely but
justly criticises the first resolution Of the
Cleveland Convention, that the Federal
Union shall te preserved. 1t says:
At the very time when we are fighting
against rebellion which grounds its &C.
ton on the doctrine that this is Federal
Union, we submissively accept sll the
federal terms the rebels have thrust upon
our Government and all orr institutions.
They call cur soldiers Federals-the Fed
eral Army, the Federal Navy, Federal
Qllo6Et INC EeuoEhA O6u5e3 INC t0CEhA Gull
stitution, the Federal Union, etc.; and we
meekly accept and repeat the terms like
green psrross. Foreigners read Of Fed
erals on one side and COnfederstes on the
other, and they wonder what the cause
can be for the slaughter Of hundreds Of
thousands Of citizens, which is described
by terms perfectly synonymous. A Con-
Vention whose platform should be express
cd in words deliberately weighed, and
which represents PARTY that assumes to
take high grounds against the secession
rebellion, begins with q concession to Con-
fsderste doctrine, by declaring this Fed
ersl Union, thus sinking the National
cause to q struggle Of one cOnfederscy Of
States against another confederacy Of
States.
We are fighting to save the Nation. Our
soldiers are National soldiers. Ours is
the National Army and Navy, tie other is
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