Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23
NEWS ITEMS.

twelve million dollars The ordinary local
tax added TO this will make it about hccnhJ-
nine millions d0iidr double what il was
last year And next year, under Lincoln
rule it will be double what il is this year.
Go it, Republicans, and pile on the agony,
and you will very soon get 90 the end Of
your rope.
TIE Democratic Convention at Spring
field, Illinois, on the 10Th was very cnthusi-
astlc. \ dispatch was read announcing
MIR. Nallandlgham = arrival at Hamilton,
whcrcupon the Convention passed n rcsolu-
ton plcdring themselves to stand by Ohio,
in protecting g. l.. Nallandigham, and her
citizens under the Constitution and law.
HISTORY records that Nero fdded when
Rome was burning and the people being
destroyed Lincoln Jokes when our country
is going to ruin and our citizens being slaugh-
tered by thousands
IT is said Chase desires to go abroad as a
foreign Minister Is he afraid Of that green
back burst that is coming? Docs he want to
fee from the wrath to come?
IN Europe more than twelve millions OF
acres are devoted to the grape culture, and
the wine produced, estimated at fifty cents
u gallon, yields annually about sixteen hun
drcd millions Of dollars.
THE Davenport Democrat and the Kansa.
! City Post have hoistcd the Fremont and
! Cochrane ticket, and advocate it with great
the leading Republican journals Of Kansas
and Iowa.
IT is said that the Cathedral in Mexico is
the largest building in America, it being fiv,
hundred feet long, four hundred feet wide
B. nd lgt H..
picture hanging on its walls is ornamenteC
with pearls worth Sl4, 100000.
Nobody has monopoly of free speech
The rights of one citizen to give his vicw
upon public atfcirs is as perfect as that o
another. The man who maintains that he
has right to talk and his neighbor has not
is fool and an enemy to the public peace
The joy among the Democracy at Mr.
Nallandigham return is universal They
understand very well that he has right t.
express his opinions as much so as Mr.. Lin
coin has, and they will maintain it at al
hazards. 1t is not question for argument
The Ne,c Nation says that General Ere
mont remarked Il few days since in the ed
itor's presence 81 will never give IN,
support to any candidate who will not, frs
OF everything, make respect for in1ividua
liberty the Fundamental basis of his policy.
Good
Miggs says A. Lincoln gets off grea
many rich jokes. In fact, he thinks some c
: them are so rich that they would max
| good fertilizers.
Negroes and white women are conincc
in common room in the station-housc a
Memphis. SO Il paper published at tha
place alleges. .....r
Mr.. Joseph Shaw, the founder of the Gr
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, has rC
Gently died at Nottingham, England, at tn
age of seventy-six.
i A California paper relates the story of
woman whose husband was killed after sh
had been married four weeks; in three week
more she married again; that husband live
= two weeks; in two weeks after he died sh
married his brother, and six months aftc
= her last marriage she gave birth to n chill
t by her first husband
= \ boat fifteen feet long, is about to sa
( from New York TO cross the Atlantic ocear
its crew being three men and dog. Th
name of the craft is the Vision, and she
' the smallest vessel that ever attempted [
d cross the ocean.
h The movement inauguratcd in Ohio la
o winter to require Church to worship &c
O. instead of the heather Moloch of war or Il
: demon OF Abotionism, is meeting with Il
II most gratifying success. The polite
It Priests will be banished from the alta
If they desccrate
The New York U0HGs Nassau CORE
pondent states that immense quantities
ammunition, guns, clothing and provision
e are received there for the rebels from Ne
C York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
is The most unexpected political movemcl
l. of the day is the Endorsement of the nom
nation Of Lincoln by the loyal leaguers
the country. After this move, we shall n,
be surprised il his nomination is indorsl
by the Office holders and Contractors.
V a German Republican paper speaks
5 the nomination Of Lincoln as bolt Of I'll
a Ofiicc-holders and Contractors from the II,
q publican party, and the organization of
- new faction, whom it terms 'Lincolnts.
u 1t insists that the regular nominations wei
n made at Cleveland.
About two hundred acres of the Arlin
e ton estate, (Gen. Lee s. Immediately arour
# the old Mansion House, Washington, ha,
been set apart as n burial ground for SC
!, diers W no may happen to die in the vicini
d of Washington.
V The 24th Ohio Regiment, under commal
II Of Colonel Cockerill, have reached Can
N Chase to be mustered out Of service. IT,
regiment left Ohio one thousand and nine
~ strong, and returns with about two hu
1t drcd but when its sick and wounded a
I. gathered up, there will probably be neal
h 300 to be mustered out.