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The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
The tndlan Mason,

It is not among the civilized fpen p1SJ
that the universal genius Of Masonry has
extended her purifying and protecting in.
fiuenceA Many Indians have passed
through the ordeal Of initiation. and il is
worthy Of remark that the red mason nf
the forest is said to be rs tenacious OF his
obligations, rs Observant Of his duties as
the most intelligent and high minded of
his white brethren. A fact in proof OF
this assertion occurs in the Revolutionary
history Of our country. joseph Brandt,
q celebrated Mohawk Indian, had, on &C
count Of the strong natural intelligence he
exhibited when boy, been taken under
the especial patronage OF Sir William
Johnson, Governor Of Canada, Of q Eu
ropean education. Subsequently he went
to England, under the patronage Of the
Earl OF Moir, afterwards the MARQUIS of
Hastings; and while in that country was
initiated into the mysteries Of Freemason.
ry.
On his return, however. the habits Of
early lite resumed their influences, while
the acquired ones Of educat ation were aban.
doned; and Brandt, throw ing of the dress
and usaSes Of civilization, assumed once
more the blanket and rife, and seemed tn
forget, in the wildS Of his native forest,
the lessons he had learned in his transut
lantic schools. But the sequel Of our story
will show that, however treacherOuS his
memory may have been in other thin. =
on one subject, at least, it proved to b,
admirably retrntive.
During the revolutionary war, at thC
battle Of the "Cedars, thirty miles abov,
Montreal, on the St. Lawrence. Col. Nc
klnstry, then a Captain in Peterson,
Regiment Of continental troops. was t~ ic,
Wounded and afterwards taken prisone
by the Indians employed in the British
service.
The previous bravery and success q
Capt. McKinstry had excited at once tn
fears and resentment of his Indian con
querOr$ and in accordance with the Gus
toms Uf savage warfare, he was forthwi i'll
doomed to die at the stake, accOmpanie
with all those horrid and protracted tor
ments which the Indians know so we
how to inflict and endure. Already ha
he been fastened to the fatal tree, and tn
preparations for The human sacrifice wer
rapidly proceeding, when. in the stron
agony Of his despair, and scarcely cor
scious Of hope, the captive made tn
great mystic appeal Of a Mason in tn
hour OF danger. 1t was seen and under
stood and felt by the chieftain Brand
who was present on the occasion. Brand
at once interpO>ed in his behalf, and sue
c. eded, by the influence of his position, i
rescuing bis American brother from HI
impending fate. Having freed him fror
his bonds, he conducted and guided hin
in safety to Quebec, where he placed hin
in the hands Of the English, by whom b,
was permitted to return to America OF
his parole. Col. McKinstry lived severa
years after to repeat, with grateful emo
tions. the history of this occurrence, anc
died in the yearl 1922, in the State of New
York.
The sons Of Brandt and McKinstr,
subsequently, met together in a lodge a
Hudson, in the State Of New York, ant
both their names are there recorded OF
the visitors book. .-Freemasons Maga
zine.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

SINE one was telling an Trishman that
q certain person had eaten ten saucers Of
ice cream; whereupon Patrick shook his
heal SO. you don't believe ite' With
q shrowd nod Pat answered: Il believa 10
the crane, but not in the saucerR.'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

TnE BEST CoAT.--A Scotch nobleman
seeing an old gardiner Of his establish
mrnt with very ragged coat, made some
passing remarks up m its condition. "It's
a vera guild coat" said the hqpest old
man. II cannot agree with yod thers," "
said the IOrdship. "Ay, it's just . verrA
guild coat" persisted the old man; ait
covers cOntented spirit. and body that
owes no man anything. and that's more
than many man can say Of his coat. ;"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

National Banks, aud that II II should hap
pen to come into power, and President
johnson should happen to hold his old
principles on this subject there would
not be much doubt about the living fact
OF the Democratic pArty.-(N. Y. Journal
of Co Amerce.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

A LADY was passing along . street,
when she met young man carrying more
punch than the law allows, and who on
staggering by stepped on her dress; turn.
ing t" the lady he remarked:
Hoops take up too much ROOM
To which she replied: Not so much a.
whisky. sir, and passed on.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

He struck the spot where the hole had
90 lately yaWnsd the water had become
solid again. .....
We can 60 said the Governor.
The horses started at full gallop, and
In less than ten minutes we reached the
fortress.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

A BACHELOR friend Of ours ssysthAt be
never attempted to mske but one speech
to wOman, and then he did not succeed.
II was beautiful moonlight night, and
he caught her hand aud fell on bis knstR
He only ssw . streak Of calico assGkS
went OVaF the bar. He did net Ssekeg:
again for fortnight and fSsA 6slOSSS
as feeding her With mslasass sndya1 o
cireuR. stts- .sssifigt ~ u
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

WIEN the tongue is silent and dareS
not speak. there may be look, agesture,
an inurndn. that stabs like the Stiletto,
and is more fatal than the poison Of the
asp,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02


renN9.-uAMAlLV - ApvAHeE-one Yenr. es; sT Months
81 ThEoe AsatAs 50; Ops Meath payable 70 the Car
Stask beSsaU; snge Coples, I'm eSAn.
ADV8RTIsINo-One S4naEs, uAss usertioa o.;
sNaA sHhsQNsa lasr0A o. s0 RuSn0s Cards Of lines
- teas, yoaF as; Busineas CardA Of 10 aes
three 1eahS &C. liberal diaeeuAt viii be made TIE
sSsvs Faaes tOr yearly end qSArsey Advertisements which
JO1 RaSRfHSou once is rsplsts With all the modera
svsry s,yaof PRIS rfNG such Books Pamphes Rrieh
PSsssrS HAndbilln CreulArs Ball TkeLs Programmes Ger
desaS - Sock Depnstt BluhsaAa, Chefs Receipts
Csr4e Leesls, ste. In plain or fancy eoored inks
Ju9TICHg bLANKSAndAVitsU UndertAklnE and WTits Of
Atafhant under the law for sac this once aso.
II Uss. yust printed. . complete form Of MINERS DERD.
Alss, eaASthuHy.snseutsd MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
t. r YISHER No. l1H washiu opposite hagure1
Opera Honsa l the authotiIed for the MOUNTAIN
Dkh0cRAr In the sty Of San FrABcser- ~ orders for
raPsr Advertising len via aim wifi BE- promptly At
j. J. EN0wL70N CO.. corner Of Montgomery AND Cat.
6ssaA authorized Agents r the A0uA'
taia DsaAerae. In San PVADeLuro.
w. r. Known the authorized Agent of the DEMOCRAT q
0osTOtown. Orders Sr the advertising or Tor joo
USrA, ten vStA Aiw wiIi he PROMPTLY attended TO. 1900.
CHAB r. JACKSON IL the authorEeA AgeaI OF the NOUN
bS Dsssntly ateAded 70.
a. j. HDLkNAH ls Authorized aren't Gt Sacramento
All erssS Tor eavsrtsHs etc.,. lsft uh him will receive I'm
ISdIAfs asasuiioO.
A. 4 {. DILa aasaI the DssocaAV at vrsiHss City,
NevPAa Territory.
C0L w ENOf IL our AuthoriIed agent CriEfly Plat
n.rdsrS sVsa hin for the Democrat will be promptly At
GS8AaA -.
once, On COloma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

A slAnder0us t0ngus is fOuling,pi.c..
The great Mormon chief goes it wAils
he's Young. "
GEESE, dull as they are, initiate men,
Notice thst when one Of tho aock drinks
tie 7sCt !oHoV.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

WHEN you kiss your loves letter, you
remind US Of the nightmare, because it's
the ink you bussl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

4 WOMAN shouldn't over do things. II
ste has been shedding tears foE,so hooT,
il Is t:rs TO drop ten.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

A HuEANiaa, SSSIng g 81 Ae1 as1
woman in the stocks, SaId ihat they P6S
bin Ia m.ud Of ths bSbW n tie wood.'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

Ws.6nd itlls IIonbls.in forgetting euT
Gins j! troy E:s rot k2owr 10 otteSA
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
raE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PuRLIsHTD EvERY SATURDAY MOANING. BT
q wIOEa q JAN AIRY
p.v. ssLveu. -. a. JAsuART.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
ESTATE OF JESSE STANTON,
DECEASED.

AIoF1cE is hereby given by the undersigned, Ad-
IN mtnistrAtFtx 0f the above named Estate.to the
eTeditOEs Of and ell persons having claims against
0ad eaasd, to exhibit the Rsme With the necessa'
y vouchers, within ten months frG the nrst publ
estidp sf this notice 70 the uAdrSSed u her res
NenSs Ii PIeAsant Valley. 3, Dorado County.
- -7r ELgZ4RECn n. STANTON,
AaniaisySt.ix {! Ssis Sststp.
.sH ~, 1895. N
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

once, On COlomA street.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-20

alrtbetlt, pel6e ibn sm GROCER Gbre geretdem,
Omar bat Der Gerfa3Ier fe Hericbe Der erSten 3nei
Sabre (l861 unc 1927 MIR curIcriI6 tebanbelt rnp
banur6 cine arpEe Slide III leineli1 gSerfe uual1Ss
9efiiQt g%elaileH, er bat audi %eiiISelne Greigniile ans
Wtangel an 0enauerer SnfDrmation unribti9 auf<
9efaBt unb an e~trSelneu GtelIeu 81 piel pber Sl
menig 9eIa9t, auetn mas oa8 Sud I'M GarSen bee
Dirt unO bat Der GerfaIier babrrG cine nidyti0e
4ufgate fiir jett uub re 3rtlrnft 9elSit.
Sauptnann Sanper bat caS Slid, Der GrIlt
Ill Ieill, benz eS g~eluu9en 1T, eineu allgenletneu,
ppblgerrbuetet, 5ulamnenbdn9erben 8erift alter
militGriiben GreigniiIe beS 9roBer amerifaniiden
8ri,acs Der Selfelltlihfcit SI iibtrgeber. Dies 1T
uoleih Iein GerbienIt. gSir fGnuel bas 8lt0 nit
1rttem @elriIIer alf ba8 8elte empfebleu.
NaS ZEN Subalt btS 8lides betrifit, 10 ;erfGllt
oerIelte in iiebeu NbI6uitte. Der erlte Ntldnitt
rnnfuft nur AT @titen urb banhelt BON ZEN llr<
iad,eI bes &riegeS, ron ben GreiguiIIen tpa6reno
ser Sabre 1861 unb '62, uno 9ibt cine rer1let4
b.ube &etrahtullg Der beiperieitt9elt Stretttrdrte
mo Der Organization. Ser Smelte III l6ntff he7
aunt nit benz Ginfall Sees i'll Wt1rplanp lIno per
S6ladt BON Mntietant, lprift pal'f1 ppn rer
Sdladt bon fredericksburg lno WtlrtreeSppre!
GEM ,@ueri1afrie9" III WdIIolrt llnp ldlteeBt mn
Der GnlnncipatiCnS <Brcclarlatton pe9 Pfoltpehtei
{ Sauuor 1869. Der brittle WbI@rttt be9ltlttt mt
SbonceGorspile unb qebt b8 gum &r9rttf olIt
Sb1rleItpn ami Z. Npril 1868. Der pterte Nb'
idjy1litt Sprid)t ppn ben Sferattonell per generate
Npiecrau8, lt1b Sberrla1t l1nb Den Sperottp1e1l
N Sitpiroiuien. SIM %fitnften lnto iedpstelt Nbe
lfuitt beipridt Der Gerfdl1er ba1lptlddlth Die Gr@
~eio1iIIe beS Sobres 1864, ben Selo5i9 @rallt8 Sc
1cp1 Hidmpun llnb ben Sberlnan'8 ge9er Ntlallta
,IIrb @opqnrab. Der fietente IbiGnttt geht non
Ben !STmpfen Dor Ietersburg Bis sur Girna3me
oou 9}i6mpnp rnb 5rr Grmrrbung 2tncpln'8.
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Ser Gefanotc fir Merico.

gf Eaqe pOrber, ebe Sen. 9Oguu gum @siarbs
ten fir 0isrifo erl1annt wnree, ia9te er IN etrler
Rebe in Ser @tabemie Of N}ulif III SrooflYn:
Comet es MID betrifit. 10 9lanbe i6, baB Utae
r%irliliar, pelher Jest Dterltr beliet, an Der Tetel@
lion ae9en oieieS Commencement ~bet6eili9t mar.
......... 0aB e ell G9eilnebmer an Der Ge*
tellion mar, tag e. Is mrs 1e-,t -, lHh lie Sc
aieruua Der @trtlni9tei Gtla,yA vt nur DEM Diae
su ia9en noerr, Sie taben i9rs Sams
pen eiuSupafelt rnp SI %rlarlGtrelt. (Osl4Gter,
eineru itiirrlil6en 4lSbrrd uon Surrabs en-
5as Commencement Bat nidt Die 9tebel@
Ion nn1ter6riidt, bis es bies t4nt. (0oS 1T 70 J
Sd, fir meinen 3beil, ihla9e nift Dor, bab Der
Staat MarimiIiau geseben merbe, id, fir meinen
Shell bin 6afir, bab infer Commencement 81 ihm
u5ie murOen mdbreno ber 8eteIiOn eill9es
fiibrt, UNI 8eiit BON bisiem Galbe gu %ne5nleu, NIB
1T pesriuden, iiA BARN feitSuleben. SD merpe
ii6t e%rlulben, DAP gle BARN Nleiben; sic mill
fen aus bieient 9anpe 9eben uuo es leinen1 Srlfe
lr1q bur6 General @rant betriebeu porben
mar.
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Uncertainties OSaeorieDfeu.

gtetu Dnrf. 0tm 0Orf. IS. Noobr. 0ic
@bplera. = Anltlide gelcbrungen nnp 6in9erSei9e
fir baS 4utliflm. Die radltebenbe Setannt-
rna9nng lit BON ben Geiunp9eitS>& UnlmiiiOnerS
%erlolIel m0rpen !:
.v0er unterSeiduete, melder pon ben @eIurt>
pelts>@ Omnliliipner8 Der Stabt SEEM g)prf eriudt
mCroen 1T, il Stilblid auf bic erwartete .4nldbes
run9 per SbOleras@pibenie %biejsnigt a%r8tunft gu
perptentl1d'en, ieelde fir bas &plf i'm Ilgtnteiz
6 lett pes 0 s9Sl1f"ms All anf Sas srufli&fe aif bic fol-
icr9fdlti9e Gripdguns Der beigefiioten Sor~ urb
Ratbihldge bitten
gSa8 audi fit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN gpz
qua alf bic llrlade unb Beiie Der G,rbreituno Der
&6oIera pOrbarben Ittt nlB9en, 70 ftimmei bod
aQe ieet in ibrer Sepbadtlln9 bieier anerfaunte1
8batade therein, bab ibre srSbten gerbeee
rutesn unb furGtbarfte Sterbli6feit inter ben
SSmutisen, BEN 2afterhaftsn mub
Mittellpfeu ftattfinbet, nnb ba3 iie m Der
Chat beinabe gang auf bic unflugeH Die II
mdBi9en nnb 0iejeni9en beidrdnft If, pel&e
lt9 burd ea8 @innebmeu nngtet9Hetsr
ar3eneien i4aben.
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OerHeiaeruna

4 NJNHWktW TUWU
reg yer. ct. S6OOner8 ,Dbif'p Waen.n
0ittr,ca 29. Icb. UNI 10 utr gjtfaos nsrte "a a. a..
TsrOTe &eGrI TN guftra9s tss Der. ct. eSasamtes BEN
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5S+nen9soait 70 As IS. Q.taut In O. sprrt. 81. IN eos.
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Sfpr9u gen tnar III Reat.runas3eIt.
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80 ~ f.aH (nSD16-94l
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W0j6inYtOnrr 0n5et0pn.

R~pri1ro4. ScsIei6 ein ut . Ditn7ndthen- Wat.
NAnN' va nfaAer 81 &c mann Atttr E~erbraufr
II FER Ode ter Is uno IA. Strast Shlt6 rnb . unS s tr.
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bert rpr unierer 2eitredutns gsmeien; banals
bGtten bic glitter III elmer fa1t rplitduoi9en Sioli
ruag 0elett unp ii9 tpeni0 gstiimmert UNI bic Ste
nplltiOneii III G5riedenIanb; jeet afer tSnne auf
feinen, 4nntte ~nniereS Gpntinentes cine midtiae
prlitiiGe Nelirerulg e%iutreter, rbne bai} nid)t 9ols
@nropa ZEN @egenitoB crtpfince unb iid unrltbig
uuo be1robt fitble; ls8. bale itd) III Der bat sple
Abmdgal8 rsr Grdfte, Elm @Ieidgapidt 8etilpet,
msldeg ere 9iotjpn nidt lDren iBnite, pbne Die
Snterelleit nlsbrerer auperen ppsr lelblt aaer alpe-
re1I III 1tGrell.
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OerConnt rnO opCuc6t.

Wcgtnn04. 9ret quite 6auspainter. ou mefben tet
Nuts" 6 Drrpeis, SO is u. Breteridar. mort
Wrri Unf+ Gin gutter g ontitcr @eb6lfe ale Tcremdn.
oSuio - Ger .sne Qshn mfrs geo Sen on sinen ter
ter. @aostss 50 On go tim0rsar. inc tmi1
WpTENnnt~ loco srbsttsr UNI R6de, @eirfirifer un
~rslter 80 maiden Outer Qotn r'rb
f3 81 mellon. giOn Serlarsf Elm grett serliser arbsjt s,t
q mtfb Srr& & 6 O..
noOoHoLmII Wc. 40 10 RaftimrrsHr.
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.cmpttIt 'etn cut ~fcrt'rtes Eager tn ~'Oreeut.n OeoeuGdnb,n
ois metineren. nsuHtestnen Il, ttlltti; ten gpoo en- @oa
6s'1la9en no SertUtnneer. TbGtpta'ten, Nummern unb
9unnetalsb1nter, 51nsIjus0I LYipptf. Barrier Ref6
NdbritstI,n Farbid En-, grl tbtrafn + r@pf, albftrr Tofi
'e'tns. Ntuflber, ole Ectieo Drat1 ,. 4 termpmtter unt
g's maaaen, 6aB' uni Sd eudbGrfen, z junte, @GIdufe
srttS' Sabnen .. tpr sTauetttsn. qBirt he finben Elm GE'
hritrnent BON &tsTaIottrr Satuen, Wenttls &c. bsismsSyts
re ~beruhmtfn patfnttten gterhatnen herr au inleer 81 p.
ten Hn I'm Grtutstn f~bertraasn wurte
Az e ne CRETE NGrttie r. enwoorgn, namsntltd az.
HriGit S0d'n fir 6efrsH unb Demon f,tbeo bon gDIrttsTa.
Rsre ttnaetrFfsn, u bbtttst nm 6~snet0tsn 3ulpru&
(ntp3in br. Rfb.
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35eFFauT pon 6ffentlihem @iaentb1m

@'eftauf oon 6iFentlihem @iaentbI I'm.
Ass Il tirst6ns { msrb on, Mp tna % @cr rsss
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z SrrtpeTaasn fur FL Nferb,
Sn7tneud9en fir j.2 pferke,
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n: IN Sare Wsurprt rtrh foIrrt nod rem g,ert, ~ H.,
III ttsrniSotn an o ~rdritrase testnntn, ran,li6 nm 10 10
utr witt go Gu 20. RCpsmber. ] N"A-
l"Oolt-%'l T1rson & 9 D.. auA.
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Hu p%ertuufen.

% gder 6uteS B1rm. qdrb unb 2 Qrts rs Trs Trpnt unt
100 tuB t,et I.eB6n m @srm ria Trttsrs Gcuntp, Sem.
'aiVania ~ tutg gu petto1'en. Ia ter Gi9srt umsr asfpn-
R'sbfriet. 42O & Str. I7NopZIsl
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81 oelmietbea p0er iu perfQufsn

Gin q re, %tertunbsr NIT Stuten rnt ReUer. uekf Y RIM.
ier6' Stelpee, tcir 9Btnbcp uno onrere I r.ur 8 9dd.
%iulrd9eH Ne. 45+ 8. ctr. 5ptfttn . StE. uno penniptpanic
ApenUc. Iion, ~
The sun., 1865-10-23
An Omen Lonn for NIexlco.

A new sensation IL to-day offered la the money
market in tho way Of loan Of thirty million
collars for the Republic u Mexico. Inc announce
ner, Of this important tnsucisl u0v-asA! has
purpossy been withheld until to-day, - .rier
ihat all the arrangements for ltIulghi De completed
sud perfected IN advance Ci publicity. According
10 tie terms Of the loan the nomiua rate o-nterest
4. seven per ceut., which 10 payable IN gold, IS is
.lIe the priucipa at the expiration Of twenty
years-,he llGlc Tor which the loan 10 to be neSo-
xia;ed Toe real luducement, however, is tie fact
Shat the loan Is to 10 put upon The market N the
rate Of sixty csuts The dollar which will actually
nskc the interest on tho bond. over twelve per
.,ut In gold, sGd about seventeen per cent in
currency a. tue present rate. lhis Ii c r
tanLy very attractive 30 fer " n goes but
Ine next question 10 with regard TO
tue security The faith of the Republican Gov
eminent OF Mexico 10 pledged to the proUpt pay
Lasut u the said interest semiauuually, In this
.iSy aud In addition the bonds secured by
special pledge -substa tslly mortgage which
Lous several millions oi acres Of valuable MeNcaI
Lands a. indemnity But the real and only securit!
hat pondholders eau have is the prospect Of th
,s-cs,ael,bment OF the 1T AREz Government il
a,SicU. II MANN LIAN should be driven out G
Mexico. the bonds would prove to be very yalus
uls ii be should permsnsntly msintAIu his empire
yLsy would not DO worth straw. The morssas
IA good 50 long as the mortssged land 10 in POI
session Of the nortgagor, and NO longer There
lore, subscribers to tho loan must take Il
sh.uces Of Republican success IN hene
We feel confident tha. MAxsILIAS will not os pc
uittsd to retain his throne permanently y
thsr. he is =, the present time, and he must 10 g
nd Si before anything can be realized upon he'
sopds JvAER1 eAnnot drive him su' VI ssuc'
The sun., 1865-10-23
WHY .nmoo Has Laid Down the Hoe

OIL Of our Texas exchanges SAYS that many
negroes IN that s'a,e refuse TO work, because they
1l.sys the Goycrnmcnt attends 70 give ihen the
Int and other posses'ous Of their late masters,
and hence they arc inclined " take things cooly.
The ex-rs els ought not to complain OF tho bad
co..equences which arise rom sJme OF the fool Sd
n, Sons entertained by the negroes for they alone
are ~ bl.me. Al through the w.r the newspapers
and or Ntors OF tie South, In seeking to influence
the public mind aair-, tho North, proclaimed that
tho 81. ncc'n Government" intended 10 degrade
,hs whites to the level o. the negroes, ths, their
property would be condscated for the beneft o. the
dark,oL and even went So far a. TO say that they
would have " internarry with tue negroes. This
gipd Of sui was continually ST forth
IN al parts Of lhs South, for the purpose Of induc
.ng the lukcwgm to Join the rebel army and alht
..sinJ. Ihe dreadful things to be Ipprehended in
the way q negru equality. The negroes no doubt,
neard much Vi this buncombe and II would not be-
strange II IL their simple minda, they had taken II
tor truth. Thousands oi white men were hood
wiuked .u;o enlistment by invented ssoriesoi whs
the Yankee" proposed ~ doior 'he negroes, anc
~ doubt toe csTkIes believed the yarns at the time
nd pr5ysbly they are now waiting Tor the rssIls
nor of tie p,cture drawn by the re6sl lsaderI
AYE SOW 50 shall ye reap"
The sun., 1865-10-23
THE NEW YORK sun.

DAY MoRSNG. OCT. %, 1s

,..a.nc. with ,bsir invan,tle custom "
.,.,,,, mi, session. of the year, The politicians ~
.u,,..,.r, ure., doa' Of solicitude TOR mo "e'-
.. 80, ,te vorkin, classel They are pro'oihay
,ppre,,ed sph the importance of '.' .'i''1t
tn,.rcg,. o. lal Or, ame Grating te ''''''
Q, tho working pc plo aIo ding ih'nl gppt.-u'
die, for social eujoymont and in'sA ''NA'
removing .be municipal evils o' "h'cn U'' eOl
49,, "a in abort, bringing about al the changes
-. i,.t,,ll Ia for those v hO earn that i've
,.,ty,oi.utal II II 10 tnisr, That 'he p'"
nc,.u.t.. make their ,piesrance be'oie U' p''
40 ,.d while Ne hear 40 applause i'r 'nsI' '
.,., !. admitted hat their acting, ar'"ca"J
..,,,t.r.a. fs very tine Unfortunately however
a., n.l.Jei.rs, ,hs public havc 20 ohsn
.,en them play n the comedy '' H'''"'
,b.t tho ,hing has become some "th m'n''oi''''
r,r m,ny yo,rt they have appeared IN 'ne s'''''
characters and playing we same PARIS us'Ns '''
sane scenery for stsge effect, and Il " no "o'''''
mat the spectators are growing h"e ''''
dn. Itisths best card the Tosic.a ans nave 10"
aver, aud, presuming upou the goo' na'u'' ."'
,nr.pecting disposition Of TIE people 'nty "'
h.y, confidence that the "pliyel ouF' pay W..
,,-ov. . .ucce,,. III, due W the diacsrnmeht aho
.ci,x of the olliicaus " say tha, hey Lave 'h's
season introduced some light VarA''ols 'n'o Wv
Old pl,v, which are calculated 70 maze IN App'
,sn,Iy stronger plot. Formerly hey po'oE ~
..,n,d the disguise Of reformc-s sIl p'ods'u u
themselves " in,ugurale Tie miheni"m OF 'So''
uf co,t,e the worsing clsssss heard Ao'n'ns 'u'
,h,r about The reform movement amer 'her Wv
,.J converted tie politicians into ONCE holuer'
uptil tts nett slscton campaign, "hen VIC Wv
dodge Wa. repeated. But the politicians are pro
uee of resources aud finding their audiences grow
,n, ,.,,,ret and smaller, they have ltiey put on
so,b,. disguise by procuring the services oil mel
.,,o.,d have influence with the working classes
t... their places .. leading actor. n 'he coned!
of reform. This last trick Ia the shr'"'e" 'rs
the politicians have yet concociec' and Is tLs mus
dangerous " the workingmen, because ~ ~ ho' y
sasyt " .eo through the doubo as the nnsle disg'''
A s,vera Instances the political s,heineri raw
actually succee led in tostiug ther ilgleinen nv
f.suonsIiie aud inh enusl posiiots among Va
,storing clssses, and through thee tools are nov
uuruIpujatug the political wires. Bat hsus eau
sou on the part OF tie worsusmen VAL Tre'en
to,n. from Icing ,.csimiloa ~ this Old comedy y
q ne.y ,u.sr they must watch closely Tor ID
syps u tue coycu foot, even among those whot
tb.y have believed to be honest and Il will moi b
..iGl-sit 70 discover wher' te political wires lay
raosc who profess to 10 leaders Of the ~orsin
.iAs,.- aad set do not dsigu 70 labor Themselves
.1lli.arvAc,.a., A. will thos, who call upon Il
.ot.irgueu - es,hew the old friends, that ha'
s.ood Ly tasm AID guarded their laseres's {
ye,rs aud who urge them " seek tie fsilo"sh
-. uert, = having very dangerous ece lenis l.
,Le working men be on tAeir guard for their 0
.Gemy IN the i'ulse.