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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
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Mr. EDiToR: @ :,
Mr.. Binney's resolution, given in your last
issue, refers, in its Introductory part, to the
appointment Of day of thanksgiving n.tor
the return Of peace to the c6uatry and unity
to the church" The language which have
italizcd and which is literally quoted from n
resolution Of the House of Bishops, varies ma
terially in sense from my statement that the
Convention passed resolution to observe
day Of special thanksgiving for the restora
tion Of National peace and Union" To
correct therefore any erroneous Impressions
on the minds of your readers as to my own
accurncyor rather want of accuracy, and to
show them the grounds on which relied for
believing in the oyaltyof the Convention,
ask youto publish the following resolution
unanimously passed BY the House Of Clerical
and Lay Deputies, and (which take from the
report Of its proceedings in the Western
Epscopnlian: n.
GENERAL CONVENTION EIGHTH DAY.
The Hon. Washington Hunt, Of New York,
offered the following resolution:
Resolpcd, That the. House Of Clerical and
itude the goodness Of Almighty God mani
tested in the restoration Of Nqiional peace
and Union will cordially Unite IN the thanks
giving services appointed by Tho House of
Bishops on Tuesday next
Unanimously adopted.
will only add, that tho above resolution
WAS passed. before that Of Mr.. Bnnoy was of
fcrcd and that, according to the Gospel Mes
senger, is mover expressly declared that in
his use of the word Union" he implied the
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
roy Statements from the national capital,

esv- Statements from the national capital
estimates the expenses of the Government
for the coming fiscal year at $lOO,000,000
an excess only of some twenty million dollars
above what it was at the commencement Of
the war Tho above estimate we look on as
entirely too favorable, and we will be
willing 20 compromise on the sum of three
hundre' and fifty million, us coming nearer
the wants of the Government. after including
the payment sSf the interest on the National
debt.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

cutiou In the meantime we are not dis.
posed to impnte to The President, the eeu-
mission Of crime like this implied by the
Intelligencer, but with some anxiety await
the denoument which shall. decide this i'm.
portant matter. In conclusion we cannot help
s,ying, that this imputaton upon the Presi-
dent that he would forestall Congress in the
exercise of her constitutional powers in her
organization, is charge too atrociods to be
credited for one moment; we therefore dis
miss the imputaton as unworthy and incon-
sistent with his pastlifa. ;l'F",
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
Gratuitous Education or Soldiers

On reference to the circular of the "Ohio
University" at Athens, in our paper Of
to-day, it will be seen that the Faculty of this
old and mertorious Institution have noby re.
spopded to the recommendation of tho Estate
Legislature on the subject of the education
Of the soldier, who entered the service of his
country while under age We are glad to
sec the liberal spirit which charactcrizcs thi.
Institution. ..,...
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

nar Intelligence from Jamaica represent
that the British Government in the treatment
Of rebels has not followed the advice so free.
ly obtruded on our Government on like occa
sions: rebels are being executed as fast as
caught, and it is reported that crowd of 500
women and children were fired upon with 80
Founders.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

D@- Accounts from Washington concur in
the statement, that the last European steamer,
carried dispatches from Mr.. Seward to our
Minister at London, Mr. Adams, which when
they shall become known will startle and alarm
the Governmentandpeople ofthe Queen; we in
cline to the opinion that the report is not un-
founded.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

HA. We apologize to the readers of the
Telegraph for the Indifferent quality of
paper on which our present issue is printed,
which the coming week will be substituted by
o good articlc--thc residue of the lot onhand
We return to the manufacturer in the fu-
ture VIC will guard against like occurrence
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

p| Hon. John A. Bingham, member Of
Congress from Ohio, who ranks among the most
able and eloquent citizens Of the state, has
been doing good work in West Virginia pre-
para,ory to the late election. Mr.. B. is spok-
en- of in connection with the Office of U. S.
Senator from Ohio-one more able than whom
to fill this position acceptably cannot be found.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
SOMETHING NEW IN TIL

HUMEI HINW NEW IN THK
BOOT AND SHOE LINE.
The subscriber, manufactures of Ladies', Gentls-
mems and Children-s ,.
BOOTS AND SHOES, ''''''' :.
makes known that 'he has opened his shop il, tlls
roobrof Geo. NcQnisg, Court st., Fehser y, Nhers
he will Manufacture to order and keep on hand
all articles in his line, and will also repaiE the
same On brief notice. '' AUGUST MITCHELL,
Pemeroy, Nov. IL, lss5--[3m]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

The NEXT CONGRESS- organization Of
the next Congress, it is said, absorbs the al.
sention of politicians who begin TO crowd the
city it is believed the Clerk of the House on
its organization, will not call the names of
members from the southern States
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
DOCTOR 9. BEAM

Having permanently located himself in.
.. SYRACUSE,
Will punctually meet all calls front both sides of
the river and surrounding country .ss1s .
Special attention will be given. to CHRONIC
CASES. Examination and advice free Of eh.ros.
Syracuse, Nov. 13, 1S65--flm]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
ge,t, 9duertisen,ents.
CHESHIRE ACADEMY =
THE WINTER TERM

OF Cheshire Academy begins December 18th,
" 1865, and ends March 9Th, 1866. ID, 's
For full particulars see Catalogue furnished
on application. Address Rev. 0. Z. BAKER,
Agent, or the undersigned. ST., -
[nov. .16-4m] J. d. Atkinson, Principal.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

And all kinds of .Hf-s :.
Wagon and Carriage Makers FindinSs,
of the best quality Also, g. L. Englishs man.
ufactured Bellows and Portable Forges, suitable
for Oil Companies and. Steamboats,. : =, ..,.,
Also, will manufacture to order, on short no.
ticc, every article in. my line Of business. 90
By employing the best of workmen, and paying
strict attention to business, I hope to merit and
receive share of the, public patronage.;s
[3-46-tf.] -x..a4-.. B. h sTIVERs-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

DIsINTERMEYTs AT CHATTANOOGA.
The Government has received information
that the bodies OF upward of four hundred
uniou officers and soldiers have been disin-
tered on the battle field of Chickamauga, and
transferred to the national cemetery at Chat
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
JEFF. DAVIS TO be TRIED.

The Republican Of this evening says, 1--WE
are able TO state positively that it is the settled
purpose Of the Government to give JEFF Davis
q fair and impartial trial before a.jury,of, his
peers, in the highest tribunal of the land hav-
iag jurisdiction of such criminal cases. 1t is
but Just to state that the delay Of the trial can.
not be attributable to any act ofthe President
of the United States.l .lIla - f4Nll
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
NEWS OF TN f. DAY

Washington, Nov 4--Tbe estimates for the
next fiscal year;will be about, slOO,OOO,00O
The expenses at the present time exceed this
rate, but are steadily reducing ''''
Government will probnbiStake early action
on the recent proclamation by MACMILLAN,
'mstrctihg the assassination Of every prison
er taken by his forces. 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

THose nisasa vuh lixcie Dsass~se, vssesoe, Pins.
Noeuvna Es,hsons or VA icoceie by encoepO stamp
sil rsusivs Prize list u oas sew tssscea ~ shsse
m ntaUrRO. MAGNETIC PRIvnNT1ve..rhess
d.sming limit st~tr opyng, can enrloss eere sss
PamptIet eontsiufF ~fkrnsinss and 81 saneuons g
the epoys SUBSTANTIVE, with esssy Oh the ssfSsH o.
prevention. N 6srrspat fence ccnhdessiAi
Aa''s'' ." ~: -. WILLIAMS. N. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
Ne 0tT0GE0NOs lNNT0Tuprl
tefAALlHhIp 1850. AND CMARfHn1D.

Jlss IN 4 vsstSlshed the "yQpr0'0
nASUAL." eoat slaiwe ~, aeses
and u,V illustrations eD M. 4 -.
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disrmsr. With . freat,se On essuol
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I Private .bis.Ates, Female Com
elA DIS. &C., with neW Wsethods OF
i,cates~nt. iptended ~ > tutde for
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49, ..s,.a... .s~A A Anv aAAPAaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
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E03 ~

wv pIoved thsis extra ot dinsry cnrativs powes
in PuinDuA N Asn Nssv0us psaAsss. during pc
riod Of devon years. both the banda 81 the Med
| iea1 Ppstessinn eusi the People. No rrhsaf has
ever calteh forth such unqualified ,ts'irno niaa o.
| IN efficacy "a this. The following extfsct 10 Civ
90 Ssess = lestse lated
.Asaaasvrrc. 2. 49,. 800. go
estsbiishcd IL r nv s.tjnu,od thv"ueh yes,s Of
ssvsrA t<ssisg, 80 - npAi unity ,,sMnSs ~ ~
wing Mvch, KNOW voa Cuamunpsss...' eysp -.
most hopelssa esses. that do not hssi.s ~
sstt th6t ATT cases Of GENUINE Ccessmpt,.
NcuaABip wtsU0Us n IN. A. RICE, n. u.
PaDas -ls1 Lot. ~ 10 ~. bottles. o. and o.
each Sold BY ~ respectsbls dDsvtgists. and at
the sole general depot, wholesale and retail. BY
J. WlNCHESTERA TO. "a John IT. \. Y.
}. Frank Hssrss. Ag't. - brady Il. jyao-dAw
CenseNN% nces Of 1A&igessSsa.
What's rank, Of title. station, state or wealth.
TO that fas greater bsessing, slthf
4 y1r bogpsor lard. dsets VIM. q nsat
II 66s can't re>t TOT balm, or sieep, ca,
Nor 20 sbsxe II eoss1Drs H~se'r he question
what's s1' tks vssid without soed dissstt0ni
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

sA.4l eLOtVl0 Z COX.
COUND8nxnnD Ar Law.
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NEW YORK CRY,
: AMend = ~ bnsieese ID ths Cesrts Il he D.
=, - = 49, Depsftheats at WaShlantos. e.
c.sa sses1uoe essso - 1esssssl nexSSoe busa-
q -. Sno y cl4ins ssstsss Sers,ga
3ndss levis' ]. bsvie,,s, !. com;..,i..;o.1r a
l!si Revesne, Ind Chasftoh r. levin expe.
..So.e q !pepsty OUmmissioner, will be suae
c.:s Of sAtse agh seqasintssss WITH Ne tsvs
Coxl connecsion With he Coauittse o.
Sss;as. Aenifs, and hia long membership u the
49, @ ieg,sla1sos and psassice = ~ depart
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
Iuportout Notice.
.lmnease sTocxnf
@ A r. p ET S s!
JUST Rt.ElvE6 Ar
OOUtDsS
d street, Owner of Perry.
CHATS T0Q8 PLACE.
Largest an1 Dooe Selection +!

49, AVOV - OVuCV08V0
Ever brought u this locality. consisting Of
Baussoas AID TApx.SRins (splehdid paterns)
THnse-PLY. eurss aud Il rUeum, An
Wont ~ssws, vs> ETHAN. Hsnr IA.
HliAA CASsos, L,sS and CON,
AArssSe sad Cam sof
$685.. I'll 0aApoDA P0uno. az
IL e. l. q II MO
10 profusion. u sii widths and superior quality.
= arse ard Fine Nets. Velvet and Bfusssils
Rugs y. great variety. r.
Nin dow shades uslf Green and Slate coi>r.
vita Rile bond. Plain nsilsnus. Rustic blinds ior
o. - curtain. Curtain Platuese Uf differ eat
kinds. Including she balance 6xture, new and
improved kisd. Curtain and P,ctufs fassels, &C..
Demssts. Reps, Enamelled Cloths and Table
OIL Cloths.
rUR.NeHTUAE,
OF III kisae. u,ostly Of my own .nAsafactuse.
consisting Of splendid Watuet spA - Cheanut
Chanber setts. Psslor setts, Aasbas Tsp and I'll
otoer kinds Of Tales, Chars u every deecrip-
tion, Bedstea~a. Mattresses. Looking Glasses.
Lolnxas, Double Loanges. Upholstered. &c lie.
In fscs You muat call q OOO LD'H and ere for
yourselves al the nice things no has in the way
of Carpets end FUrpiturc, - one Newspaper vii
not suffice 10 enumerate them. The MIST iaatid
ious ean suit Themselves - - style. qualify and
price. toc24 ym) DANIEL GOULD.
Corue Perry, on Second street. No. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
Doors aseA W>(adeeCs

4 great eslsctiea Of ai1erest sises. Alss
Wlnd6w Glass,
Patnts, Putty, &e..
Constantly - bead. and ~ sals q he loasss
psiees. GEO. OfT,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

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20 90 WIN nsIs end Casttnss xO0 70 w
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
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The susering millions Of our lasd 70 sive this
emeoy trial; convinced thas by IT. timely use
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DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURy SOUR STOMACH
SiCA HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, induces
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FLAtNTS. RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS. &C.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

The hietosy u these great
oeswsdtee y the snsoe Ven
deslul Medical revrls tisa
the world has ever Knows
u sstablishes the ell-iospos
sant iset tAae whessVes nd
In whatever shsrs inas, ~
disease esists, The dls'nisee
MT, searching snd krsIlho
psspsrtiss Of NJ Pile, cad
the ~svming-s' iuulstinG
aal and, ne e0ees Of ths
Nd strengthening Plaster
quietly relieved ard perm.
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them tn . b not = istoTl
sritten by oss nan or ever
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

10. Z DuRn0W1 0loo9 Iovno
DAYR HIGHEST Cash PaiCB POD ALI
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
The Best Tonic in the World.

AlOnlY nEcoMllE))oED,
BY Ns0Mv II The ssoee prtse6eoe5ee
end sesccooqftse HAuo6ci0so -. ~
eoeeOtrN. :,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

- This Baas respectfully sosicits deposits
ON current account; CT ON certificate Of depOsit
and 70 I'll of iss castsm1ss it pledges the most
liberal treatment. IRA \. CLIFFORD. Cab.
GEO. n. FRENCH. Prest sepl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

n. 'WSl.1.IAN1N. ~. D.
flnfgeons' Institute, RI. Paul, VIM
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-08-17
. Recovery from War.

Mills in his "Political Economy,"
speaks Of the. rapidity with which peo-
pie recover from the effects of war, and
explains the reason. The perpetual
consumption aud reproduction Of capi-
tai affords the explanation Of what has
so often excited Wonder---the speedy
recovery from 9 state of devastation
the disappearance, 10 short time, of
all traces Of the mischisfs done BY earth
quakss, floods, hurricanes, and the
ravages of war. An enemy lays waste
a country by dre aud sword rAnd de-
strOys and carries away nearly all the
movable wealth existiug in it in few
years after, everything is much as it was
before. This Uts medicatri1 nature has
been subject of astonishment, or has
been cited TO exemplify the wonderful
strength of the principle of saving,
which can repair such enormous losses
in such brief interval.
There Is nothing at ell wonderful in
the matter. What the enemy have de-
stroyed would have been destroyed in 8
little while by the inhabitants them
selves the wealth which they so rap
idly reproduce would have needed to be
reproduced, and would have been repro
duced in any case, and, probably, In. as
short time. Nothing is changed, ex-
Cept that during the reproducing they
have Tot now the advantage ofconsuming
what had been produced previously.-
The possibility of q rapid repair of their
disasters mainly depends on whether
that country has been depOpulated. IF
its effective population have not been
extirpated at the time, then with the
same skill aud knowledge which they
had before, with their land and its per-
manent improvements undestrOyed, and
the moro durable buildings probably
uuimpuired, or only partly injured,
they have nearly all the requisites for
their former amount of production, IF
there is So much food left to them, or of
vaIuables to buy food as enables them
by any amount of privatiOn to remain
alive 10 a working condition, they will
in short time have raised as great a
produce, and acquired collectively as
great wealth, and as great a capital as
before, by the mere continuance Of that
ordinary amount of exertion which they
are accustomed to employ in their oc'
cupations. Nor does this evince any
strength in the principles of saving, in
in the popular sense of that term, since
what takes place is not intentional alb
stinence, but invo luntary privation.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-08-17
Gbr 4omr Gjrtle.

CLANNIsH PRIDE.-A dispute arc Sc
between Campbell aud Mclean upon
the subject of geneulogy. Mclean
would not allow that the Campbells had
any right to rank with the McLeans in
antiquity, who, he insisted, we're in ex.
istence, asa clan, from the beginning of
the world. Campbell had little more
biblical lore than his antagonist, an
asked him if7ths clan of McLeaH was
before the food. "Floodl what food?'
said Mclean. "The food, you know
that drowned all the world but Noah
and his family and his focks, said
Campbell. "POoh, you and your Aoodsl
said Mclean. "My clan was afore the
food" IL have n OF read in my Bible. u
said Campbell, "of the name of MN Lean
going into Noah's ark" "NOah's arkl''
retorted rne Otner, Ia 'Uouteu.pt, "who
ever heard of a Mclean that had not O
boat of his ownI" y.W..
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-08-17

Ii A WARNING TO YoUNa WOMEN
A young woman last week committed
suicide at house of ill.repute in Gin.
cinnati. 1t appears that sho came to
the house, not knowing itS character,
and applied for board until she could
obtain work. On discovering the char
acter of the house she was prevailed on
to stay, aud entered on life of shame,
buta few days suficed to gil her with
remOrse, aud she poisoned herself
Her real name is said to be Julia Fox
glove; and her parents reside in Warren, ,
Trumbull county.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-08-17
4orttp.
DIES IRHB.


oh not the man alone, nor yot the chief
He ls, whose death has robed the land In grief;
myriad murders centre in the deed,
And with one wound Nations arteries bleed
The CORY stains that streak the dust Of Time
Grow faint and pallid in this noon Of crime,
And the Great Record shudders through its leaves
With the vast groan a Peoples bosom heavesi
From sea to sea an awful murmur flows,
And, as an avalanche, gathers as 1t goes,
TILL like volcanic thunder to the skies,
From the shaken earth the cries Of vengeance rsei
We will have Justice But we may not bring
Him back who was the guardian Of our Spring,
Who watched and toiled beneath the sombro skies,
Till from the waste he saw new bloom arise.
Patient and pure, one.mlndod, undismNyed;
or all the wisdom God vouehsafed, he made
stsadfast use, and II his judgment ran
Astray, or halted-he was but man
simple man he wns, who felt his way
Bravely through darkness, hoping for the day,
And praying for more light yet constant still,
To one great purpose with his single will
God rest him He hath fallen at his post
As nobly the noblest In our host
OF martyrs laurel.erownedl. And we, bereft,-
Look through the gloom, aud murmur-"whoiS iS lOft'
April IS, 1885. G.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-08-17

Good Sense from South Carolina.
W. W. BoyOe, of South Carolina, has
been making q speech! He said:
Emancipation is said to be a fixed
fact. President johnson, L Am salts
fed, will deal with our people in no un-
generous spirit. All who accept the
existing order Of things, who, in good
faith, desire to be peaceful and loyal
citizens, will, as general rule, in my
opinion, experience the clemenoy Of the
Government ."sT 7.. 'i.'..
l consider slavery as gone, and the
best thing for US to do is to recognize
that fact distinctly aud unequivooally
and accept it in perfect good faith, with
all its logical consequences. Any other
course is only going to protract and
intensity the darkness of the night
through which we are now passing
Let US recognize the great fact that the
negro is NO longer slave, and let US
act toward him in a kind spirit. This
does not of course imply that We are to
sacrifice ourselves for him, but it means
that we are to give him fair cha ance -
This is our!policY-tbis is our duty
Less thnnIthis will not satisfy our sister
States. II, then, after a fair trial,
emancipation prove to be failure, and
the negro race is an incubus on the
country, it will become necessary to col.
onize them in another land.
Our greatest craftsmanship now con.
sists in the pacifoation of the North
Every man should lend himself to this
work. Whoever does a kindness to q
Northern man Is doing a wise thing for
his country. Let us forget the horrible
struggle through which we have passed
as much as we can. Let us look before
US, and not behind us. Let US not de.
spair of our country. God is wiser than
we are. The history of nations Is the
Judgment of God. Let Us acuuiesoe 10
the destiny from which there is no ap
peal. Slavery is gone, but all is not lost