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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-02
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The RecantiOnn


arrangements are rapidly being completed for
the Grand Reception at Towsontown, Sep. 18th.
The Committee expects to have an abundant and
substantial dinner prepared for a large number
of persons, The band Of the 9Th, U. s. Infty.
consisting of 20 members, has beenengaged for
the occasions The public meeting and dinner
will be held in Chew's woods at the head Of
town The sold Defender" will participate,
and a number Of prominent officers and citizens
viii be present. Everything possible will be
done for the comfort and enjoyment of all who
may attend. Returned soldiers in every District
are again requested to hold meetings and prepa re
tosattend the, Reception in body, with such
music, flags and banners as may beat their dis
posal To-day the Committee meets at Towson-
town to perfect the arrangements and receive the
money that has been collected Collectors are
urged to, continue their efforts up to the day, $50
as to insure ample funds for the purpose. If
there is any surplnsit will be devoted to the re-
lief of the widow of the late Co. Wilson.
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Reconstruction
M u IDNVy = 20 " Nlc. On
Views of the President.

-fft.Nf NEf. 3tia Et14s tt it1+aiN
People naturally feel much interest as to the
real views Of the PRECEDENT, on the subject of re-
construction. Gen. Schenck recently made a
speech at Chilicothe, Ohio, in which, it is said,
he stated. the yiewsof President johnson, The
following is an extract therefrom s)40qxs a5av
1.-THE President might have heldothe rebelious
States in Military subsection, as aconquered peo-
pie, until satisfied of their entire loyalty,o and
until reinstated in their former positions by leg
islative action or he might have withdrawn the,
military force altogether and left them to exer-
else their civil functions locally and Ia their re-
atfons to the other States From the start there
were objections to each Of these courses, and the
President combined them, holding q military
force over9them at the same time that he allowed
them to 4 relnstate their civil powers, and
begin again the exercise of their loyal functions
This latter privilege, however, was only an ex-,
pertinent, and the speaker. assured his, hearers
that President johnson 50 regarded it. Only ten
DAYS ago. in full and free interview with him.
the President said be regarded the local govern
ments set up in the rebellieus States MS temporary
experiments, simplytol give the people an oppor-
tunity to show whether they will develop the
right spirit and policy necessary for full resto-
ration to their proper position in, the Govern
rnent. While regarding them as experiments
he Intends that the military power of the Gov
eminent shall hold them in check, SO that fthey
be found straying back into rebellous ways the
military will be there to prevent them from again
making the trouble they have heretofore caused.
Fl s'The President, in this conversation, referred
to the course that had just been pursued in ref
erenceto the Richmond election, where. the cit-
zens manifested their rebellious spirit, by elect
ing to Office the very men who had recently been
il arms against the Government, II was with
his sanction that the military authorities had set
aside that election, and he gave this as an exam
pie Of what mightbe expected in other cases Of q
similar kind.yov oBf 49fiH % 81 - 5eiwHB o.
-oa gnHog 9af .8niod 81 yais fsvow gad5 =
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Fof Ne UHD0ns
The late Shrewsbury Campmeeting.
For many years this feast of Tabernacles has
been celebrated in the woods of Messrs. john
Lowe and Isaac Hendrix. binding on the York
Turnpike, thirty-on miles north OF Baltimore,
and has been Meeting of great attraction for
Preachers and People. The location has been
changed the present year to the beautiful woods
owned by Mr.. Raymond, binding on the North
ern Central Rail Road, One-fourth of mile East
of New Freedom Station. The part of the woods
chosen for the encampment, canpot easily be sur
passed for appropriateness. The shade is good,
the timber young and sound, and may be expect
ed to improve for years to come. There being
no spring sufficiently near for a. supply Of water,
wells had TO be sunk and by this means . full
supply of excellent water was obtained,
without much digging n The Religions exercises
commenced on Friday night the llth ult., and
closed the Friday morning following. The
Preaching wss of the old CampmeetiDg stamp,
Extemporaneous, Practical, and Experimental
The very objectionable practice OF reading ser
mons was not indnlged in IN a single instance,
consequently the Religious tone of the meeting
continued to rise from the commencement to the
conclusion. The number of conversions was not
aseertained, but there were many The order
within the Circle, and outside presume, never
was better at 4 meeting SO large. The amount
of religious influence was lessened by the traffic
| in Ice Cream, Lemonade, Watermelons, &c.--
The responsibility must rest with the traffickers
and those giving them pernission.fTH
| ..,...:-..... 800 49,. SAMUEL CORNELIUS.
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Five Dollars Reward.

CtTRAYED from the subscriber on, the 18th
y August, TWO COWS, one large TanEz,A
black and white bnffalo, and the oth-Y
er red with few white spots, both.z-4=1&
giving milk. The above reward awill be paid
for the Cows or any information that will lead
to their recovery. ..;,,,l af.,t, mrs
y ~. DAVID WILSON,
f9' No. 296 E. Monument St., BALTIC. Md
Sept 2.-3t* -, III t;s;,, a,rit .rod.
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CLorHING.- The late cool nights admonish US
to get ready for change in the seasons, by
timely providing ourselves with warm clothing
Mr.. b. Slime at 73W. aBaltoySt.2 has "a fine as
sortment of ready made clothing and piece goods,
which he disposes of at theilowest prices.sdT
Mr.. Slime isan honests reliable and gentleman
ly dealer, and none who give him their patron
age need fear to get theaworth Of their money,
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THE Public Schools aoiH be opened on Monday,
-,5e.l 5asd ai September 4th. i9g9 10 es1a I
TTHERE will be no charge for tuition, and
until the State Board of Education pub
fishes a code of bylaws, the Schools will De
governed as heretofore. 3o--.e1 -,
The old Books now in the Schools will be
used until such time as arrangements are made
for supplying the Books selected by the State
Board. TT Us III VI N = MO ~
The salaries of Teachers and the terms upon
which the Books are to be had or used, will pc
fixed at an early day, when notice will be Civ
en- to all parties concerned. oan9ge esa - ss,.5
ones are furnished, when the Roll must be
y '''.''rs1'at = ~ R. C. McG1NN,
Sept. 2.-2t. Z lg3a 49, e & efo President.
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MARYLAND COMPANIES
p U D r e TT e
TO FARMERS s. PLANTERS.

WE call your attention to the above highly
w recommended and superior article. man
ufactured under the personal supervision OF the
proprietors. 1t has been used in different parts
of the State with the most beneficial results
All we ask is trial. Use from 300 900 lbs;
to the Acre, according to thequalityQf the soil.
For sale by 8sa SD faaz ID .3qz1 sson
1o ~ 5goe. ! LESTER q Co..
No. 140 N. Howard St., cor. Franklins BALTIC.
Also the following Fertilizers for sale at man
ufacturers' prices: .sbaI1 Ri,
Peruvian Guano, A. A. Mexican Guano,
Reese's Phosphate, Zell's Raw Bone,
Moro Phillips do9RI iGrour3 Bonee guoH
Wilson's dey0g Turn Is Excelsior,
Rhodes do Fish Suano,
Whitelocks do h94 GroSnd Plaster,
ZelPs 4 e I 10 do ~ &c, &C. H9fA0oT0 Z q
ALSO, 30 n9gsI
LIME, CEMENT, CAL(INED PLASTER,
~ BRICKS AND HAIR, Z oilt'ilft
.4nf8t Q dBaesg9r from aaa
q a
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NOTICE.

5000 ~ BH ~ ~ = = = = ~" lIlItiI. ~,
A LII persons interested in the Grave Yard
IN of the Presbyterian Church, at Chestnut
Grove, near Sweet Air, will attend a meeting at
the Church, on reo IIE d9jIq 4oiaqa sffj
y. liz Saturday, September 18th, 1855, ~ odi
4 ..-g. at o'clock P. Ma d,aH. .7egs
for the purpose Of arranging and locating the
lots. There will be a removal of all bodies &C.
cupying graves not recognized, to lot desig-
mated for strangers .t;g,rffoaSept. Att
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MARRIED-

In Lower Chanceford, York county, Pa, on
the 22d ult., by the Rev. John Farquhsr, JAMES
w. SIMMs, of Baltimore county, to Miss CATHA-
RINE McCLEABY, of Lower Chanceford. ,fFp0
n In Philadelphia, on the 18th of July, by the
Rev. Joseph Edwards, VIZ. P. vAUGHEN,. of
Baltimore, to LAURA s. GIBBONS, of this county.
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FURNISHING GOODS. TO dress neatly and taste
fully, we must have those lille articles apparel
such as neck ties, collars gloves &c., ofthe prop
ser style and material. And we know of mo
place where onr Readers would be better accom-
modated4with every hing irfs that line than at
Mr. e. Seiberts, 35 w !, Baltpoee ST He also
keeps full assortment of underclokhing,J and
small wares of every description.
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To FARMERS. III essrs. Lester 4 Co., 40 N.
Howard ST. Baltimore advertise the Maryland
Co.'s, Poudrette, Guhno, hPhosphates, Lime,
Plaster and almost every species Of fertilizer in
the market. Lester & CO., are firm wellIknown
throughout the county, and Farmers will find it
advantageous to deal with them. rffbg8T9fA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-02
er For Sheriff nas .hy5 I. ..,1
To the Union Men of BALTIC. Co.

r~DA number Of candidates have already
10y been placed before you for the important
office of Sheriff during the coming term. Each
has some claims on your suffrage, but there is
none who has been more decided Union man,
a more faithful friendof the Government than
RICHARD TRACEY, ESQ,
of the 5th district, and we therefore con6dsht-
ly name him for the office of Sheriff of the
County. ~. MANY VOTERS.
Sent tic.
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TAKE Norcn-tbat the act requiring 9lii4 all Births
Deaths and Marriages TO be registered, imposes
apenalty Of SIS on any responsible person who
fails to make the necessary returns to the County
Clerk See extracts from the Law in another
column sglBfi 8YI 0ldi baDiflii .W u .a9A
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NeaO Advertisements.



VTHE undersigned respectfully informs the
al citizensof Baltimore county, that he con-
tinues the business Of an
AUCT-OnyEEE
and Il prepared 70 sell real and personal prop
erty Of every description on good terms.
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
% ehawan P. o., Baltimore county.
Sept. 2.--tG -.
NOTICE.
WIsEBURG SCHOOL HOUSE,
August 10Th, 1865.
A MEETING of the returned soldiers of the
n 7th district, was held at the above place,
on the goth, for the purpose of making arrange
ments to attend the reception at TOwsontOwn,
on the 18th. OF September. After transactipg
some business pertaining thereto, twas resOlv-
ed to postponethe election of officers until
Saturday, the 9th Of September,
at o'clock P, M,
meeting to be held at same place. All the SOL
diers Of the district are respectfully requested
to be present at that time.
.dalt a.. s. COOPER, Chairman.
ROBERT KIRKwooD, Secretary. ur4uea
Sept. PIT, .z,.4,..sss,f ss...il
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-02

: TALL Com The Balto.a An1erica'e has Irecey-
ed a stalk ofcornf from Hause Il Linthicum, of
West River, Anne Arundel Co., which. meas
ures "A feet Il inches in height Can Baltimore
county beat it -. .,-q3., In
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-02

ScHooE ArrorNSrMENTs. Mr.. Parker Bosley has
been appointed to take charge of the Public
School at Towsontown, with Miss Sophia Flay-
hart as assistant. The Schools throughout the
County will open onoSfonday next, Sept 4th.dj
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-02

SEVERE AcolDENr.-4On Sunday afternoon last,
while several young men living in thesvieinity OF
Hereford were returning from religious services
at Mi. Carmel Church, one OF them, named Mel
choir 4Turnbaugh, was thrown from his horse
and severely injured The young men were
passing carriage on the road and were, riding
at rather rapid rate, when T4rnbaugh $ horse
struck the wheel of the carriage, throwing his
rider and falling heavily on him with his entire
weight, 81 When picked up the blood was stream
ing from his, mouth and ears, fand at last ac-
counts he was lying in a very critical condition
Drs Mitchell and Price are attending him.. This
should be a warning to young men who are in
the habit of reckless riding6oI si 81 ssia1q aedT
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b PAY YOUR TAxEs.--Mr. Ridgely, Collector of
INT. Rev for the I'd Cong. Dist. gives notice in
another column, that citizens Of that portion Of
Baltic Co. in the I'd Dist. can pay their Taxes at
his office, So E. BALTIC. st. until Sep, Goth, and
at the Court House in Towsontown, until Oct.
I'd. Office hours from 8 A. N. to 3 P, M; daily.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-02

DEHTH OF AN OLD NEGRo.-Wm. Williams a
colored man well know in this community for
merly slave of the Towards, died ip, the Aims
House at BALTIC. a few days ago, from paralysis.
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NOTICE

TO the Union Men of the County.
NTOU are hereby requested to hold your su-
al PRIMARY MEETINGS, on 80,
'ETT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH.
between the hours of 8 and o'clock T. M.' ,
forail the districts except the Sd and 18th, ana
7 for the two above mentioned Districts, onBod
,ae,r.l FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH lo
between the same hours, 81 mn, e
for the purpose of eiecting FIVE DELEGATlIE.S
from each Election District to represent you IN
the County nominating Cony ention, to be held
ol0GW 81 AT THE COURT HOUSE, foi p6a
bl8o9 IN TO Was5O-N T o w NJ % N Lalh
Wednesday, October 18th!
~ The following county officers are to be chosen
sat the coming election lone man for Judge OF
the Circuit Court; three men for County Com
missioners one man for Sheriff and onel man
for Treasurer. BY order of the III lrYL.
.'''','' -, EXECUTIVE COMMlTTIEilEsiiy
- August It'd. .,o...3 A., oi,o,as
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SALE OF PRopERTY Last week VIM. Duncan,
Auctioneer, sold the property Of Elias Mayors,
consisting Of 202 acres ofland in the 9th district
to Levi Naylor for $22 per acre. 's' y 49, 9
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Correction.

Mr.. Blair in note to the Editor Of the BALTIC.
american, disclaims having favored the appren-
ticeship system or opposed compensation.
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New Advertisements.
WANTED.

. WANTED, ~v
A MAN with small family to work on a
IN farm, the wife to take charge of the dairy.
Inquire at this Office iisA Sept. 2.-4t*
-sil hal s9nl For Sheriff. doG l9nst haa
nRMEsSRS. EDITORS Please announce
10y Mr.. s. w. Upton, of the 9Th District,
as candidate for Sheriff, subject to the deci-
sion of the Union County Convention, 80 H.
Sept 24tc. . .a ,,aq 1'-,1d & 1f,'l r. 1ns
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DIED.

In Richmond, Va, on the oath Of July, WV.
B. SpARKs, Co., F., LIST Nd, Vet. Cavalry, for
merly of Baltimore county, aged 30 years. lo
At his residence on the York road, on Tues
day, 10th inst, P. RNGGoLD, in the 10th year OF
his &C., cuL IL ra..la l.In-lna vi
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ri CHANGE OF TINE. AFron next Monday Septem-
Der 4th, the Sweet Air Stage will leave Powson-
towinat o clock p. NJ, instead of s. on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays919dT -y19lli
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FILLING UP.-+There are, now rs prisoners in the
County Jail. We hope they Il find il agreeable
to stay about town until the Court has an opPOg-
tunlty OF trying tnem. faoy9 9fet{ n bon aim
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WHRATWANTED. I

FTHE subscriber is, buying WHEAT at all
l. times, for which he is paying Cash Market
call, and find it ito their interest.
JOHN KENNELL,F ~.-
,a'@'"- " sl2@ Long Green Mills,
'.i IS Miles on the Bel Air Turnpike.
September 2.-3w. a 80 49,,
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-qoo3 aos.9 ~ Stray Cow. He lsog l. 9a5 an -
CAME to the residence of the subscriber,
" living near Ridgely's Mill, aboutH
the 10th Of August last, a dark-red
cow, about Is years old. The owneru..l4<z2k
will please come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away; ,iZ .1.aAidw
-.'>'e.tIo.I A. 3,,s.. NJ ISAAC, FRANCIS
Sept 2.-2t* III. ..a 5ratf van 44Bfqr
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SWEET AIR STAGE.
ssyAs $50 Change Of Time

NOR the Summer season the Stage will run
Il daily, Sundays excepted as follows, COM
mencing Monday, Mayed :9,a Isl ~
gss1 Leaves SWEET AIR every morning at
O'Clock, arriving at Towsontown in time to
connect with the o'clock Car. On Mail DAVIS.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.l will
leave T0WS0NTOWE at 9 o'clock, striving at
Sweet Air about 2oclock. On Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays will leave T0WSON &
TOWN at4 O'Clock P. NJ, arriving at Sweet Ar
about 81 o'clock P. NJ. seA9igi 40 slsiE III
s9ixi EDWARD g. PEARCE. ao
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A BUSY DAY.-Mondayll was one Of TIE
liveliest business days we have ever seen in Tow
sontown. The opening Of Court brought. to-
gether an unusually large number of the best
citizens from the county, and during the draw
ing Of the jurors, the Court room was filed With
public officers. lawyers and spectators Al very
good body Of men have been summoned for the
juries--meu who have both the intelligence and
The cars on the above day were filed with pas
sengers, and the stores and shops oft seemed
doing brisk business, A number of old sub
scribers dropped in our Office, and settled old
Bills while several new. names were added to
our subscription list and considerable job work
was brought to the Office. ~ n . S ., 's s5gi5
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NOTICE.

5 OFFICE BOARD School COMMISSIONERS OF
s.sr.t I'll BALTIMORE COUNTY, pIHasHoA
u 5d Ja asb August 31st, 1855. J
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DEATH AND INQUEST Lon the morning Of the
23rd ult., the body ofa man named Hugh Moo
ney, about Is years efage, was found lying on
the Philadelphia Wilmington 4 Baltimore r. R..
body was badly mangled, showing thatthe cars
had passed over it during the night The de-
ceased,s said to have wife and child living in
Pennsylvania, supposed TO be near Harrisburg
He was seen in the vicinity during the previous
afternoon, drinking rather freely. His body was
buried near the spot. a,,,,,,of,,,s
The case coming to the knowledge Of Charles
R. Mace, Justice ofthe Peace heosummoned IA
jury who rendered a verdict that the deceased,
while in state Of ntoxication had fallen Or lain
on the R. R.track, and that the cars passed over
him in the night, causing his death. - pea3i
= Sad and awful warning to those who persist
in the use and sale Of intoxicating liquors.
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10 iaa9ma 9asal gdi baa ,9a0h % . s599a
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aotal Affairs.

At the Relay House, Washington junction,
Saturday September 3D. fine county seat Of
364sacres the former, residence 0fsVivian Brent,
Esq, with handsome cottage and outbuildings
thereon. Thos. Donaldson, Trustee.
Four hundred acres Of nd on ''My Lady g
Manor, y 8 miles from Baltimore, we'll watered
and tinbered, good buildings, with Limestone
adjacent. p. H Rutledge, Belair!.' S'Ha lFi 's3a
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-23
= l. Z Nj y n
OF THE
REVEREND JNO. CHAMBERS,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
ON THANKSGIVING DAY,
Thursday, December 7th, 1866.

The services of the day were commen.
ced by the reading of the SSH Psslm, ip
connection with the 4th chapter of the st
epste to the Thess a onians. The speak
er then said
We have assembled 10 compliance with
the request Of the Chief Magistrate Of the
United States, that we should, ou this day
meet and give thanks to Almighty God
for the restoration Of peace to our lately
distracted and unhappy laud-uot thai I
recognize the right of any civil magistrate
to dictate to the Church Of Christ in ony
way--but request, such as the one put
forth by President Johnson, must find its
echo in the heart Of every nan and wo-
man bfore me, and call forth unming led
gratitude to God for the mercy vouchsafed
us in being delivered from one of the most
cruel, bloody, and desolaliug wars the
world ever saw. At the same time, I am
sure that no one amongst US has waited
until this hour to pour forth the gratitude
and praise which the cessation of hosti tiles
must have caused TO spring in the heart OF
every Christian and lover of humanity, -
What minister of the Prince Of Peace has
not urged upon his people the duty of de-
vcut thankfulness from the moment that
the last gun was fired |! For it is a glo-
rous truth that Christ, His gospel, aud
HIS ministers are alike opposed to war
which in all its consequences is fraught
with evil and evil only.
Mr.. Ch hambers then offered up prayer
in which he thanked God for the return
of peace and freedom, that the writ Of ha-
beqS corpus had been restored, so that men
were no logger in danger ol being drag
ged at the midnight hour from their home.
and families. tie ardenuy invoked The
richest blessings of tho Almighty upon The
President Of the United States, the Gov
ernor OF each sovereign State, and tn,
Judiciary Of the nation, supreme and sub
ordinate.
The sermon was based upon the text
ST. Matt. 10Th chap, 3d Y. "Can ye not
discern the signs Of the times, and was
follows;
No man ought to be an idle or natten
tive spectator of passing events, or shu
his eyes to the signs Of the times. But
is a melancholy fact, that comparativel.
few of the great mass of men think 70
themselves, either politically or religiously
and hence they are the slaves or dupes O
others who have the courage or the ambi
ton to be leaders. 1t is known to th
, world at large, that no people on cart
2 boast more of their civil and religious lib
erty than do the American people hut
is a sad truth that, in many cases, it is bu
the empty sound without any solid four
d dation, aud that the many arc led captiv
J by the especially politically. Th
past four or five years have been anon
the most eyeutfrl of the worlds bistorl