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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

PKTRRSITYINS Sc0TLAtD.@The Scotch
is Bternly patFlarchAl. The wife Is In q
great measure subordinate to him even
IN domestic matters. In England and
lrelhnd, and indeed in most other
Christian countries, the children take
their religion and their piety from their
mothers; in Scotland they take them
from their fatherB. This Is chiefly TO
be observed among the middle and
lower classes. You viii find many
Soteh households in the rural districts,
where the father Is q sort of pOtentate
the best knife and fork, lSe silver spoon.
The tit-blt8 and the luxuFIe8 are F6seFv-
ed for him. His wife speaks of him
with awe and reverence, and calls him
Mister, even 70 her own relations.
When this majestic father expires
ses his views, his wife sits mum,
never daring TO put In . word. If he
be given to religion he will have lIIs
wHy In that: II BE be given 70 whisky
toddy, he will have his way in that also.
He Will decide the doctrine of pFedesti-
nation, and equally determine for HIM
self how many tumblsrs are good for
him aiteF dinner. Education, fancy,
Is at the bottom OF this Scotch singu-
larity. The men are better elucated
than the women. intellectually they
are not companions for each other.
The result Of this state Of things is that
the children take to- the father rather
than to the mother. You will rarely
see n Scotch boy kiss his mother, yet L
Is common to see him caFesstng hiS
father. believe that, II u Scotch GItll-
et and mother were 70 come out from
their home TO geek fortune elsewhere,
and one were to turn 70 the right and
the other 70 the len, the children would,
In most cases, follow the father. In
Ireland and France, believe they
would follow the mother. In England,
probably some would follow the fntheT
and some the mother. But the infitf-
etics in eHch Gilse would he different,
Yet in all CllIstiRn countries the pFiuI-
AIRY idea Of n mother IB one that Instinct
lively associates itself with love aud
tenderness and sympathy. However
important the father may make himself
there nre matters which he cannot as
Gist MS in. We may consult him on the
nfalHs Of lifS and the world, hut it Il 70
the mother hat we go for advice, 8ympa
thyand consolation IN the Affairs Of the
heart and the BensibIIities. Il Is on her
bosom that we pillow the weary head,
into her ear that We pOut the tale Of our
HOnl's woe, from her lips that I'VE hear
the sweet spoken words Of comfort and
eonsOlations--41uEh u tie HeGT Round.
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Bethany College.

HHB IESTTTUTIoN Is LOCATED IN
u one Of the most beautiful and healthy
PoTeqnSn4 the hin county Of Welt virginia
!t e IN Brooke county, EEzteeJ miles north OF
WR1asdEllE and hssg5l miles ffuEu HeFlsll1rZ At
which place, peElunS coming either by boat
or MI, can md hacks ready N take them to
the College. Sltnated - It Is In the country,
II sremoTed AZ ones nom the Temptations to
EC11GaE1nee, and the EaEfl iEs for Vine.W Whfeh
attach 70 Colleges m or near lAGEe eitieE,-
feunE men Who desire q tlluFonEh eiiue1ffnn
VIII ind peculiar ADVANTAGES In BsthauY Col
leEA she has an expeE1eneed Faenlty and
anOTGs the best education on the lowest teIIuS
The &5th SR1s5on VIII eoEnuaeuee on filIs "a
MOndaY In October next and terminate on
the l1s4 Ihursday Of June, 1ssk
RAcuIEK.
ALHLAEDR CAlrFHE1.E., PFestdenE
". X. PESuLEFOS, Vtns President and
POfelloF Of Mental Moral and Political Phi
oeoply and Bellies LettreL
CHARLEs LOUIS Loos, Pru1ea1E Of Ancient
L1nGuages aTd Literature.
B. ". JOHNsn1E, ProfGEIJr of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
R RIdHAHD61S, Prolsll1r OF Natural Phi.
lnaophy, Chemistry and Natural HftuFJ.
IF Is = TEES- . = -
BoaEiing nom 800 70 &l50ger week.
Tuition, Per eeEinu a AnlHfllS E5l00
Washing and lights extra.
4aEfteu4atton EeeSS00
For CGtaiogueg or further Information 3D.
dlres VI. x Pendlet0n OF G L. Loos, SeeAtY.
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The Jim Crow DemOeTaev.

The DemocFatie party Of the North
has taken the following positions during
these last few years, 70 wit:
l. That the Union must und shall l5e.
preserved, iT the people will allow it 70
be preserved by the Democratic party;
otherwise otherwise.
2. That the war for the UnIou-huFFah
for the war for the Union under MeCIeI-
Ian, and no other mum.
9. That the war for the Union was a
failure.
4. That the Union soldieTsw were sue
cess; and their votes were as good as
S. That the Union soldiers have failed.
should not be reinforced, or voted sup
plies or allowed 20 vote in the army.
Q, That without q dram there z NO
hope for the Union therefore,
2. Ihat there ahan1 be any dRaff.
8. That the Union soldiers are hire
lingg and beneath contempt.
Q. That Abraham Lincoln q q failure,
10. That Abraham Lincoln Vyas q
prodigy Of stateamHnslIip and wisdom.
II. That Andrew Johnson Is q tliI0r
aud bOOr. Iz[F
II. That Andrew johnson Is an able
man and Democrat.
15. That Andrew johnson acGs exelu-
AtEeiy upon ttme-h0nOred Democratic
pEincipIes.
IL That Andrew johnson tried Mn.
SuEFatt by . court martial, and hung
her with q rope, and, therefore,
Is. That Andrew johnson Il q radical
nbOittiOnist-
l6. That no man who had q hand IN
the cruel war should have a hand IA
our civil G0vernment.
Ia. That II would be prudent in the
Demoefatte party 70 put none but those
who figured sueeeasfnIIy in the late
aAtlurs OF WRE, upon their Ruberna-
toFiaI tickets.
lS- That the seees4ionists were right
ana the Untoni9tB were right, and We
are al right Ghte.l BY the bIesssd st.
Patrick hnFra fur the great DfmmecFa-
tie paEtyi
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Tin & Sheet Iron Ware.
TO INVALID SOLDIERSI
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches
GKEAT ISPROvE5fENT n THEIR
MANpRACTuRR

A.s - Elgl4pTENI. v
TAXI PJlEAHuRE nj EFTSTfTHSt M
20 ll'1e have e1ERlnIiy a.Ismined ~
i.ti51sS, = - - z eluEed hT LsoEAID
~ ~ - wen - fIrIFlffii.
" s-l-l seIlee i have Fiegesy l-gfi 15T-
,1 L. - I'D ! teIseoEe elleeF1ully
: = SIs.sl - - nlsli lff5ll iiTnlr. ? = =
r.. y ~ rep ynlle otrslftpeFp'E,
=. 4 s-.-,..., .Sl[S n s kfIEHyEIy
y TT Il59.s " Va, ApgH 25th. Islf
: la1a++9 slEeflilT esE4uiined Gbs Affifa5,i
S1rf \! q >. nEld nFlI Illem
lfgtlt sIitl Vi.FT III -..,li
A9 ~ p ne ~ aiEViegalila - su4TI rlFfi-
~. : -. = u., 1ll On aassIlIIIt a tiSefr GlII5s
ei1ee5fdIiT reillEIiell{i figf1 ~ ~ ~
il1J l49efi NPtttetlI Lflll
[oHN PEr4Ik
A-A-sUsenus u. e. a
EepteaIiIsr e. ielIs. :
n, cIegta BekEsS, gISsislgs y. "a. = "a
1leoy l.gs-l have nOW bssn usinE the fuE1
l5a4g ~ ~ Lhe LeRI1B Hlalla dlFIiiIiIl-S ~
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1SueG - ltllEit1B % uIs ~ tli1f ff11lis ms
lillD > alIlpts n e1L,1tFleiIlI ~ =
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. sl5t1 liVs m Il5Eii 49, fils5
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- ~ - No LlF1ln llEaI5 -
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YeIT tFuiy ydlsl. e,
AMT1zs l3rl1sA 1i1BER.
4eEfGEtileT paFt1e11E Ell ouorr 49,
CHARLES BEIILEa, At.
Afssos - ~ 1fas,E "a.
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..WILn OATs.p

Whsn all The world tsyoung lad,
And all the trees arc green, i
AMI every Bo0ie a swan, Lad,
And oyeEy la1la q queen,
Iuen ny tor boot aud hOUe, lad,
Ana round the world away, -
Young blood must have its cGuEEs, Lad,
And every dog his day.
When all the world Is old, lad,
ana Al the trees are brown,
And All the sport + stale, lad,
And oil The wheels run down,
Creep homo and take your place there
The spent and MANNED among
God grant you find llee thefe 't
You loved when you was young.
MeHfueIl's Af10neENe.
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MAN1foTH cRoFs ~ IoWA.-Tbe eor-
respondent Of the Chicago 1FBase.
writing from davenport, Iowa, saysthe
crop of vegetables In Seott county.
Iowa. thts year, = worthy Of EpeeiSf
not4es: The cTOP Of onions e 754thoui
PRESIDENT. The numbex 0E bu1lsIS
raised VIII reach one million, n -
aVeEagn of four hundred buSheIs per
aere. On farm Owned by 1lx. John
s0n, near D4EenPort, from SIX bcTa
Isre GFtfhefed three thouAand four hum
drsd btiahe4s- Some faFtneTs iilfy filey
EtN ga eight hundred basheIs fD6m 4
single acre.
Ins grape and potato crops aEa also
very laFtPe-,. OftGeIAttef, GsrnierE eisfIi
70 have 1afsed four hundred blis6sfd
per aSFR. At present prices FaEIlesrl
yLll realize fifty dollars per nerIs, sffaF
An Expenses aFepaid- Thtsia lie faEIlS-
ing country We want % tap by tfie
North 1itaaouRi and St Louis and &C
daK 4aplds Railroad
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Mtdtfal.
.SBI,LERS Cough SYRUP.

TITS PROMPT IN ITS ACTION, ALWAYS
a HAfe, and may be GtyeEl e tile s5ll1 81 child
s1lcceIlS CoTtninlng no inhhmmAtoEy or
EplEituOnS ingnsiients whatever, u Is not only
apPha6le 70 me S,i1,,, ESt ~, i S
valuable 10 children, hdbIdinE great relief in
whooping Cough and kindred diseases From
q barge number OF oeruneateS reCelved nom
year toyear, we present the following:
FROM the Rev. +. @. Lamb, Pastor OF
the baptist Church, Alexandria,
ALEXANDRIA,, Licking Co, Feb. q, lsS6
In January, lSS4, ! hldH seTeEe cough, pTp-
eeeSiins from \ bad cold 80 that cnughed al
Friday morning until Saturday night, took
twice in the evening, OF the prescribed dose
and rettred and slept all night without Eil-
/ took the syfup AEaIn In the morning. and
preached twice during the day without any
Since Thai time | have gwen it frequently
to my children, and believe that Il has ellsti-
tally relieved them I0urs, tEn3y. ,,,,n
mem LhWJeFs and ether P16Iie
Speaker.
ProSessor Porter has, without solicitation,
given . Certificate 81 the excellence OF this
Ing to an who are afiicted with c0ughs.-
PizSblLyB DT7y PnIt. IlTl5
ESCIIASGR HOTEI- December 10, lgjR.
AeHEa. EtitngaH- Having been for some time
past very much afilIcted with q severe cold
and almost constant cough. and having tTied
eiiect. was induced by my esteemed friend,
W. W. Wallace, Of this city, To make q trial
my EFeat siiIF prise, I Ieeeived almost ITnmeiiI-
ate FeneE II was with the gfeatast Jifleuity
that lectured before my respective classes,
before entering my lecture room, could speak
with perfect eaEe during the evening. j
WOuh particularly Eecommend 1t to clsFgy-
men. lawyers, and other public speakers. =
JAMES H. PORTER, Pro-. ef Adth1nGtfoR.
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FoRRIGN mails received at the state
Department bring aidiItIonal details rel
ative tOthe spread Of the eh0leEaz The
Consul at ConstautinOPte, writing an
der date Of September Is, reports that
the disease has almost entirely dEsap-
peared from that city. Tha United
staSss C0nseI at Port 3Iahon repsrss,
under date OF September y, that be has
Trustworthy InfoEfnasf1n f9m Palma,
up 70 and including the l7th OF Sep
tsrnber- me usual population Of Pal
ma = 6d;o11, but on the I7Ih inss., The
population did NOT exceed L, ,Oo0. On
that day 16 deaths occurred FINN
ehoEera- sInea then deaths are rep5rt-
ed from I5a to EeO Per day. The disease
q Palma appears ina very aggravated
6orns and seems % bafIe human sizfII.
Reports have ,EeaeEsd P0rt 3LaE0n ti5St
fhe dtsease is speeding Enf6the Interior
OF SPAIN Reports Hom the Consul Il
Genoa, Italy, state that but 4 ksr e.ls.s
q eh0le91 AaFe oeeurrad there Intel
Hgenes from lie e6nsuIa e NLarsafIIes,
Fnnee, = tOtl1s eGses thasth terrible
malady 4 frIghtfl1Iy On tie fne7aasse
there EiEhty th0usl1lli .efttzsrls t,lys
lelt tie city, and lie deatEs now avsr-
age hesEeen 50 and 60 per day. Hnai
b0nHras, Numbering ons tl0asani q, z
tina, are burning nflSlliiy n tlIslIstss.s.k,
foEtha purpose q. unit ring ths atu,os-
/ Tlisle. NTikikeeil has IlaIl tAe dasfrri efIsl
% soms extelt.
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[By aufhorityofn LeEisiatuTe.I
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
West Virginia.

PEoLED. By. THE LEGISLATURE
pod - an alaenlIlefIt to the Con ffitrI a
this state, to Be add St the end o. fhe frSf
part of the sid Con- itutin1 ITiSer Flfi6eii
1ElsoEdtnZ 70 the prUFls5olIs thenenG Hi1Tnely.
SO Tlgfson who, Einee the Grst day Of June
15fanes % The REBELLION agafEs9 the UnttEd
state AlI1l oe . citizen of this state or Be Al
LIVED TO vote ~ any elee4idr helid tl,lgFslFIL
unIs1 he his Vrl1nfe1TeII into fiie fTiFiItII1;
o. naval seTTtee of the United sehfas and -,
ben q shan Be hunOrHhly discharged there
Adop.sa, 1fsrehl. ls1 @
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Card.

NYE RETIIE< oTrs IFFaS-Iyu -, 49,.
~ many tEieIllia lI.d FlfrdI-- - r,s,f5 ~
-. tIe1eli f9F NE lfqrai rIsfr.5S.
-, ,s.s q hlfIl lgiile u car asi-s1 ~
- ~ - - liitela6 - enlfTY "a - p,Ti
~ ~ ~ 80 h1llla.ss d Al IT. blSfsrhs-f
= - ..1llis No ID Nam lfFasf -IiieTI5
=. Z, ~ III AsEfufinn u hEalra11T n
llistlt Z fll5tiE7anee 1f tlle patsaFis5 kslis-
- +1-il--- q J. C1-gslfESfig q 90
80 tHteElsi n eslEIT n ne IN.
ts1fDssll - l-ss5sEs Ne isssr5 -,
s..jill n hsEs3 > f11l ssoEEnlenf a IfSfGii|l
---1 e---.L lQllllL nr.l.l
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ExTRAv.r,A - :. rrr..-l II.

ExEEAyAgAScE ~ DREss-A Letter
from = New York correspondent, says /:
The display Of foiIettes aE the onera
last night, In eostliness and glitter, beat
anything Of the kind ever witnessed
tneFe before. ODelndy occupying n box
In the balcony had neaFIy EoI6 and
teEelFy enough on her peEs0n 70 stock
any Of the WibdOWs In Broadway: while
near by sat another dame, clad IN ar-
panels the value Of which eould Be eSif-
mated At q figure much bsyoTd tI1e
modest hundreds. Besides, 6 vIIls the
general remark. that more amfIles
came In carriages than is usually the
everybody Of the male nenfIeF had
white Kids on, that must have cost from
two dollars 70 two dollars and 4 half 4
pair. All this eDe5 to show thai n &
be tEua, - the financial writer's sHy Il
e, nancy Il growing tighter down In
WaH street, they have not heard the
news a. the otIeT end OF the town.
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AWO1LAE BEAU,-A man in CIsye-
larldy one day1nst week, In order 70 OBJ
tain \ prize offered b = a80WI1aIi
% the person WHO would take the most
hundred EiEia up 70 The door aTlil TiiFil
tbs pEiee a sdElffali5l toE an. aEli -.
ned away HIS prize. IaaE iJffls. SO
de1rly eIEDei n he had 70 - 49,. sII
home afteE tie entsEtlfnrlrIlf
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sFcaHIoT oEeula- delzt9n0 on ,l,n,ploa.l
EYMpToMa.

ETtHE sYNPT01l9 OFs CATARRH Az
they geueillIy appenP aFe a fiFSi y-E-T,
s!lEhts PeFAona dT1d they have \ coId, thSi
tney nave frequent attacks, and are more
s5.teltIye 70 the changes Of tenpeTntuns In
differentiation, the nna may ~ CIFV CJr 4 siI1iii
allcinI.es thin and ncTid, Afterwards bF1sIJIn.
ing tlics AMI alihe1dve. A. the disensa he
ttile5 enf0nieI the dlgchafReEaFe inefenaei In
Ilii!!tlty H!ln changed IN quality; they nFs now
~ ne IN nI1e 5eSy, sud are llaEssi oOuElasI
Pfeatl1 tho yoiGa s. thick and IlaS1I me eyesl
9Ie GnL; the AeTlaS Of the smell fl leeff4i SIF
ae1tFgyeds heAfnBg fTequEntIy takes plara
S1I!nll1eE common and Important EyTnfnFn Gf
iIst.5IIn = inst tlbe pGglOn h OBLIGED 10 eInnT
M tlrtnat m the morning Of thirl OF slIFuy
+ I44nelles 5lIlt1 has fallen down fTum the head
ouIIIie the nlShl. When tiIis takes pineI fhP
Ieiecn may he SuFe that hiE dEse1nae y on IL
.lsy e ne lungs and should inae M time In
me 36oyease bat few ofthe many catazrb
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educational.
Wheeling Female College
WHEELING, v. VA.

TlHIS .INSTITUTToN,3 CHARTERED
Il with fun COLLEGIATE powers in 1854, and
Eeee1tly reor1AnlBed under q new Board Of
Directors, VIII Be opened n8 collegiate instl-
tufa on the drst Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
roughlY refitted and newly furnished
In the Hseality Of its a1ranremAntu, in the
extent and compTehenSiVenes4 Of its courSe
Of study, in its methods Of tuition and gov
eFnment, and in the ability and experience Of
It's Bo1rd Of Instruction, the public may rely
updn It's being first-elaiB seminary,
HAVING had many years eEpeflenea in enIl-
ducttnG leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States, I feel asSSureCi
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation Of the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity, the CnlleEe Will soon be able %
extend to young Ladies all the EArTlIties for an
accomplished education TO be found outEid
Of OuE eASten metropolitan cities.
u anOFds me the highest EattEfAc1i0n to be
able to announce the enRaSement Of 3 corul
OF teachers Of Distinguished ability, eEpe-
nence and reputation.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT viii be oFRnniEad
q an early day, having especial reference to
me prspa[ntton OF young ladies' fog the bRs5-
A PREFARAToRT 'DERARFuESF VIII he
openei for such Ntsses as are too young 70
The Institution win be conducted upon
Protestant, but NOT upon dennminatiOnal
pFine the leafilnG churches Of this vicinI-
ty- the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Eplseopalinn, being represented in the Facul-
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!,sl..II TOWELS. FLEzH HrrTsrIT5l
S9cA 80. I odd Ye1oTs ban. z
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Franklin Insurance Company
$4,000.

Capital, NIEO. mn,
DTRECroI.s:
IT II y: LogaH, z. p. shA1Ir4n4 Gen. n. ygItests
yep. Hendsl, John ZoeciSleT P1Eii IrSTsiiS
RIllI z; w FEanZheiHs, Jas. y. Ynnca, HisS.
ANHIs COMPANY HAVING BRP.V Duly
dir III aT AZ IEeES9re e take RISKS at
He ~. mH1ufAeiuEing egtabIishmeltS frTni-
L!IIe, ttennhoatq and c1Fp0ea ON me IvESta1yI
' y tf lalEe1 and also On IIIe lives N TsF-
64 gy,IsS. ~ ~ SeIH This Company 81.
" I5ey eaH hs insnFeli for tiirea yrsis' N r-
lt,S.ll I5alS1- Tits belnEn home fIlsfttnttt,I
S1s5 ,ISl1ti Of some nInety-iour s,oekioIicr
lts--t oi Nuffn DEe among dFIF Hs-af f,yI-fv,l.9
men, reontnInends ituslf TO ihH 6sIrs,[ni ~ .
Of The insITing pubtic, nfid sS,iieitS
ARplleatigns loF insurance vim h r,rrrnrtI,,
attended N by the seCflfITV. = PiN'''PA'E
Ofliae, No. I NnInre Hon.. taf,,- ,t,,, ,,,,,
in51aer1y occupied by Adams ExpFIs, 10
s,.ny,y $50, y. y q. AlfT1UH sfcTr4aTy
FsAH,Eet 1871 Z. As5sl.ELLsh2S, President.
bEi1. SEs.NDIsI.y Vies President.
os,::- g ;AaRIIUR, ARent for paying ronrtoD-.
Lliiltl. 40. AfeT.1Ye Hntsa. Issin1 I'M, --.,I,s
IoEI9er1y oerupted by A'iaH6s' T;EpTsSs 20,
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me ResuIt in washington County.
Ra-Why NE People NO IoBEtrvote

Ra-Why Ghe People no longer vote
WfthGbe Democratic Party.
tfTootas EaAAtagtOR, ftE., RSJo5tez.j
We pubtfah In another place the ofi-
cfGIVOtE pOlled in this county nt the Iafa
elee1tont from which 4 will be seen that
OuE entire county tIcIcet has been chosen
BY an aEerage maj joFity. Of over Hge kaIS-
dred3 This result & specially rratffy-
ing In view OF the apparent apathy tiiaf
peEVHded our FnnkH during the whole
campaign, and tie stealthy but EirzerFl-
PulOus efforts employed By our oppO-
nentsto defeat US. AsfuEfmated BY our
oFreapondent in another place ihfs
signal victory fog the right g0es 70 alloSy
most ctellEty that many who hive here
tOfore aeted with the Democratic marty
have become dtsgussed with its leaders
and have deterrninedt 70 follow no Longer
in the wake of men who hrys pE0stf-
tuted that time hOuored organization to
the unholiest ofpuTp0ses.
The time Was when & was The glory
Of that party that Il made war upon
every form 0H aEi8tOGEaey, and eIainlefi,
aS ifs very name Implied, to be devoted
par Ezeeiielee 70 the cause OF freei6m
and equal Eightss More than this q
MAS the special boast Of ali Who belong
ed tOit, that In every c0nfifeG Of arms n
which the EoTeFn Eileuf Fl'SI bss+- n. =.
vOlyed, Is bad manfnlly stood bY tle
eountFy and upheld It's honor ard It's
nag ON every beId. ThousandlS- OF It's
followers who were proud to march IN
its EHnhB and pointed exultfngIy - the
record Il had made for ftseIfin die uast
had lived 70 see itshonor taTnished ard
tts management Committed tothe hands
Of men who have Wislded e In subseFV-
bency 70 one OF the basest and most oCii-
Gus forms OF OfaFi8tocHzeyf thai eTesr lFIS1.tl
the eaE1h. In Lhe fearnl eonnIet be-
tween Liberty and oPpFeasion which
has Eaget with such adexan1pled FURY
for the last ten Year,, 81 has 50 happened
that this equalization which eiafmeIi
Thomas Jefferson, The great apostle q
American liberty, ~ fts E0uniIeE. UaS
bound hand and foot and handed oTsF
% the control 0f men who WeEe utterly
false % every principle Of gtnnfns de-
mocEley, and who sought 70 Weld the
power and tuduenes 6g the party ID
s1PpoFt Of TREASON ard Fe6elIion.-
Ih0usalds Of the Flnk and fiIe With
Ehoei the love Of liberty s m fIietfnef
having witnessed kEIia StannefHI llrl5IfT.
tuition, have e length de4erIlinsd q
cat loose from the concern and FanIr
themselves with the friends or TIE eoan-
tEys
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One q the bet Vf1lInsEs q BiaFrifti.
y tlle 1LotLlef of EllIs king of Spain. AT
9lL!ls g 9 2eleelS even morning he PluuEes
EEiEo Elle ee1y 1nft % Wits hE8 naglfienR
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rush 70 the easInO or Climb 70 ~ ~,
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An Engifshman has taken ont Z Ts4-
emf for luEninOns hats- .Iii5T yEoi7ilI
he s4yEs Pteserys the uiE1nli5 nom -
Ing Eun iG4sE BY cabs as- nfgit aud
would, 70 some extsnf, enable . sIVfug
OF he Lighting cf streets With l<ia.
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The Nashville gTenn.l Pres says:
We are very cuions TO read the COM
mauts 6f the Southern press on the
President's late declaration OF his po-
htieal philosophy. II Win fll on many
Of them like an iee-bath. They viii
cure him IN their hearts with the ctine
Of MeEus.
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Gen. Diaz, one of Juarez's Mexican
geneTnls, has made his. escape from
Maximilian's forces, who took him pris-
oner awhile ago, and he Is fighting for
the liberals now. The imperialists are
greatly chagriued at DtaZas escapa. az
he Is q YeFy able ofi1ceF %7'ifT
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