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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

PRESENTATION The pupils Of Public School,
No. a, in the Ord Election District, Mrs. Eliza
NJ. Soper Principal, and Miss Maria L.. Hustler,
assistant on Friday morning 3Oth ult present
ed their commissioner Mr. John H., Turner,
through the Rev. l.. Van Bokkelen, State Super
intendcnt of Public Instruction, handsome full
bound volume containing the choicest selections
from eminent poets Of England and Auiefical-
Mr.. Turner responded with very appropriate re-
marks. DR., Hunt Of the city, addressed the
children ina very earnest and impressive manner.
necessity Of improving The advantages they ppps-
sessed, and showed them by familiar Illustrations,
the importance of attention and labor In acquir-
ing knowledge. The Superintendent and Mr..
Turner subsequently presented with hand
some boquets. The exercises were closed with
the Lords Prayer which was chanted by the
pupils in very becoming manner. llHi 4dT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

BALTIMORE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY," ~ Tie execu-
tive Committee held its quarterly meeting at the
Bible House in Baltimore, Friday June 30th. =
The President Rev. L. Van Bokkelen presided
Interesting business was transacted looking to a
vigorous prosecution Of the work of Bible distrf-
button, and securing the liberal cooperation of
church members and citizens generally who be-
of civilization, morality, social compact and
national prosperity aa4rod Tjsdf nd .ealf.bns
Doctor Fisher the manager from the third
Election District paid to the Treasurer S IN
This amount was collected ny himself and d few
ladies Of the District. . ~ go N.o'eN' Vts
Messrs. HaversticlS & WarReld of Towsohtown,
were constituted like members. Contributions
will be received by any member ofthe executive
committee. s e4ta i9mn8 aiId annaa bnn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
"a GAS tho season for FalIseeii1gI npproA,

20 Wa the season for Fall seeding approach,
es, Farmers will naturally turn their attention
70 the subject Of Fertilizers. Al proHSht, the
market is largely stocked with super Phoo
pilates, and Guapoos,or yariops kinds, and Il Is
q vital Importance 70 tho agricultural cpmmu
nity TO select spchi Fertilxers ~ will incrWsc
Tho fertility offtheir farmawhlloi tbNy secure
the, largest prcscnt,growth ofcrops. Ono of the
most popular Of these in this State TO-" BdHgrs
deda0- Bone Phosphate, "amanufc which has boon
thoroughly tcSted' for several ye0re past, and
iednl be safely reeomnicndc,l 70 all who desire a
,aI;ahla Fart;I;vellI i4N at bAia o. nw 0de
4 wS call special attention 10 the advertise.
ment in another column Of Mr. Dugdale, the
Agent in Baltimore, upon whom, we adviserpur
agricultural friends 10 call.i bsd T. .slM
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

va At meeting of the Board of Public Works
held at Annapolis on the 9th inst the following
gentlemen were elected officers of the Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal, for the ensuing year President
Jacob Snively, of Washington Co.. Directors
A. G. Green, of Allegany Co.; e. +. Ander
son, Washington Co.; Chas. Albert, and Law
renee A. Dawson, Of Washington Co.. Law
renee Brengle, of Frederick, and Henry d. Cooke
GEORGETOWN. faj sFoi'"Hs t"A fi| -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
TO the voters Of BaItO. Co,

N-DKS the time Is not far distant when you
ueT will be called on to- select a. person for
SHERIFF of the cpuptysit would be well to
look for one qualified for the position. Among
many suited for the post, the writer would beg
leave to name
THOMAS H.aR0BINsON, ESQ.,,
of tho Ninth District. All who are acquainted
with him must admit that he possesses all the
requisites for the discharge of the office, and his
past history gives assurance that anything he
undertakes, will be done With fidelity to the
public and credit to himself If hes consents
that the Jurors selected by him will be Q credz
it to the offituA .4sb4a hsss COUNTY, 1.
Julyl6s7r3t@DA ,HOe1IW = Is8LAa
.awviGo-woF HsS liFqA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

Cor DRUBBISG. On, Saturday evening a
week, party of returned soldiers Of the Mary
land Brigade, seized a certain Scott Price, re-
turned rebel soldier, at Hereford, and handled
him rather severely Price left during Gilmor S
raid last summer, and was at the time learning
to operate on the telegraphat rkton. This is
another warning to these men, that the Union
people don trwant them in their midst, and that
they had betterseek their fortunes elsewhere.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

CoMMENDABLE.-The retiring Board of County
School Commissioners? at their meeting this week
decided pay the Teachers ten per cent. their
annual salary, for the two Months of vacation.
B bt IS. H s sEsa SsF sads ayfs e
without employment for two months, and it is
but right that they should receive some compen-
sation for thesloss Of time. 9lllC I'LL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
MARRIED.

Z InQginey, Ill, on the 9th ults at the resi-
dence of the brides brother, by Rev. Mr.. Arm
strout, DR.. JOHN NJ. KIREPATRIcK;of the former
place, to Miss JosEPHINE Cox, daughter of the
late Ephraim Cox of Baltimore county. - ,a
At Sherwood Church, -Cockeysxille, on the
4th Of July, by Rey.J. F. Hof, Jacob IL BAUB-
LITE to Miss OLIVIA A: PHILLIs. both of this CO.
And on the same day and place, by the same
JOSHUA LEAF, to Miss MARGARET NJ. RITTER
both of this county. 49, -.
On the 18th uIt., by Rev. Mr.. Burnett WV.
MER of Baltimore city. - II 49,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
VIM. II. READS
lackberry Root Syrup. Compound,

D1dCAOOLIJ ANSOD ~ ~ NS~--A r. ~AA~-S
NOR the immediate cure of Diarrh@a, Dys-
IL qentqry, Summer Complaint, and for all af-
tectipns Of the Bowels foa r.. bshasfg "a
"Healing in its nature" Entirely Vegetable
in its Composition" pheasant to the Taste"
"Cortain Xina its Curative effects, Popular
wherever known DESTINED tovbe famous"
"Immediate, to give Relief" +, On
This PAmedy is so very agreeable and >desir-
able that we would conscientiously recommend
it to the public, especially those suffering with
affections of the Bowels, incident to the season..
aiItis a tfhnquiizihg anodyne astringent, act
ing like o. charmyin all forms of Dysentericsaf
feotons, and does not heat and irritate the mu-i
lcous membrane of the intestiness Invaluable
for use when change Of water or diet is neces-
sary. i1-8chi iA -.
For Children's use it is the very thing, being
PLEASANT agreeable and strengthening Itmay
be given to the most delicate infant, as well as
to grown person, with perfect surety ofscure.
1t should he constantly in the house, and form
part of the outfit on the voyage and the tour
Soldiers, from the sort of food served up, are
special sufferers from Darrh9a and kindfed
diseases In the worst form Of Chronic affecs
lions they willfind this Remedy efficient and
rand In Its cure adi - siiag io HbGAl 9at g
daiia p noW M. H. READ, Proprietor, l'as'i
qo4q ii147 Baltimore Street, near Calvert,i ga
q July5Sl-tf. g ,afta i1i 9feh Baltimore. :
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

DEATH OF ANG0ED DEFENDER.-Mr. Larkin
Wade, one of the oldest citizens of Baltimore
county, died at his residence in that county,
near The Sulpher Springs, ON Tuesday at the ad-
vanced age ofpinety one years., he was among
the defenders of Baltimore in, 1912 Mr., Wade
was born in Anne Arundel county and was for
sixty years resident of Baltimore county, where
he is extensively known and esteemed. -Suh.i,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

CLOSING OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL .a-The Public
School at Towsontown, closed finally under the
old system on Friday Of last week, with a pleas
ant little ice-cream entertainment for the chill
dren. The prize for the last quarter, being a
handsomely framed picture, was awarded to
Miss Sallie Balls Under the successful manage
ment of Mr. R.iC. McGinn and his assistant,
Miss Ella Jackson, the school has made good pro
gress. The, little folks seemed to anticipate a
great deal Of fun during the vacation months OF
July and August. g, l3A ls.l.adspid a,..taa ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

MORE COMPLAINTS. ---C Considerable ,censgre has
been expressed against the Rail Road Company,
for the lack of accommodation and the conduct
Of some Of the employees on the Fourth. People
should expect to see the cars crowded on q Holt
day like the late one, and should be willing 10
put up with some incon venicnce. But when they
are charged sc cents TO ride seven miles, they i'm
agne that they ought to have a place to sit, and
if not place to sit, at least place to- stand
But when a hundred passengers are packed and
jammed into ,one car, as was done oplthe Fourth,
there is room neither to sit nor to- stand, and
they must cling to the steps and ratings like
bees to a peach limb in swarming time, in immi'
nent danger of dropping off. Still, even, this
can be borne on the Fourth of july But when
a passenger has paid his 36 cents and comes to
change cars at the Boundary, and is coolly told
by an officer oft the road, -'SIfyou can't get on
the car, you must walk, that's all, '--thats "a
little more than people can bear even on a, Hoi.
day. That's insult added to injury. rf.t oae
In this connection we would notice the excel
lent management OF Mr.. Lee, at the Towsontown
Station. The stable is model of neatness and
good order, and the stock and company proper.
Z ty are well taken care Of. 0nIIolday occasions
Mr.. Lee always has the cars at his end of the line
handsomely decorated and In everything he
shows desire to please and to accommodate. 10
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

saI.40. %. FAT Towwson Lodge I. 0, o. f.,
on Thursday night last; the following officers
were elected for the present term OF sx;m6hths =
P. c., Jno R. D.. Bedford !? dNa G :, 3 William
s.: Keech ". CT, Dra Samuel KeplergeiP. s.,
Lewis Nogle; R.ISy GIN. White :; IT,, Vim.
Bayne Chaplain, Joseph Gorsuch. IT'D OH
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

RECEIPTS OF CUsToMs.-It is stated that
the receipts Of customs, receipts from the
sales Of publicilands and internal revenpe
for the fiscal year ending on the 3Othl uItl,
will amount, in round numbers, about as
follows - Customs, $40 100000 from sales
GLANDS, $94Q,0OQi; informal revenue, $780,
VVV,vVV,9 34oafilra o 81 elisa 1sqqU
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

o HARVEST. in Baltimore county, is about over
The crops have been housed in good condition,
and will prove .abovelan average yield. Oats is
looking well and will soop be cut though some
fields have been beaten down by the hea w rains
Corn also is growing finely, with good healthy
color. -. hin ,iaajo d.,,44 lf,a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

:, I PLANT TREEs-We cali attention to the eardol
Mr. Jas. Warden, living on Chestnut Ridge,
Who has fine assortment of Trees, Plants Sc,
for sale. Mr.. Warden understands his business,
and persons in want of Trees may rely upon get
ting a good article from him. a" al9 Ihuj
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
7NOTICE TO REGIsTERS.

HEHERE will be a AEeetipgiof all the Regis
Il Il tiers of the County, appointed under the
Registry Law by Gov. Brad ford, at the9COur
House, in Towsontown, ono lis osn % o5oqo7q
Wednesday,, July l9tAs at b0'clockA. M. %
All are req uested to attend, 1as business of inn
portance will be brought before the body 1ol
-f.,gor0 70 3sJ T. ,F.T FORSYTHEGGw nov II
40 10 u jpqE. j. BELL, to sG nI1olai ,tnaH
WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH, o6a
h. GT fTeT r CHARLES
$40 aTYaG Jasper N. SLACK .hei7l INA
r3y or6i and Others Officers of Registration
July ST. .oa OBJ
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

TEsrRUcrIvE FIRE. -On Friday afternoon last
during the heavylrain and thunder storm thai
visited the county, the barn of MIR. christopher
Slade near Shawsville was struck by lightning
and burnt to the ground with all its contents
1t contained at the time, about 400 bushelswheat
10 tons hay, all Mr.. Shades sailed meat, athresh
ing machine, corn shelter, &c. The barn wa:
insured for $500 but the additional loss never
theless falls very, heavy on Mr. aSlade.a He. was
hauling in hay at the time the calamity occurred
and had Just backed the empty wagon ont Of thu
barn, else he might himself have been struck.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
What Kind of Education do We
Want?

90 call that good education, says John
Milton, (which enables man to perform every
duty of Peace and War;" yrs Z "
In our efforts to attain this end, Ito qualify
every man for the everyday duties of citizenship,
have we not sometimes aimed too high Has
not the public purse sometimes been given TO
Academies and Colleges to the neglect of Public
Schools 1t is useless TO gid the spire until we
have well cemented tie foundation of the public
ed6ce. We want education, in this country,
not SO much to make men shine in public station,
as to illustrate and adorn the walks Of private
life. We want system Of education that will
make agriculture and the mechanic arts profit
able and respectable; and honest labor every
where honorable People should be educated to
work, educated to think, educated to- maintain
society, not merely to ornament it. They should
be taught the duties of an enlightened citizen
ship. In the language of another" The true
greatness of our country will appear only when
the discoveries of science, and the re6nements OF
literature, shall condesccnd to ornament onr
farm-houses and work shops. ~ Then humble
life will be attractive, politics will cease to be a
trade, government will come really into the
hands of the people, and universal .contentment
will follow universal prosperity. l.1dtgsfs
These results can only be secured by a thor
ough system of Public School Education. 4o'a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

70 Losr Ion the Fourth of July, on the road
.ftom Parkton to Bulls iStore, copy Of Peter
son'si Bank; NoteList with written document
inside. Itcana be left with Henry Hoffacker at
Parkton, or at this office. sae1j 1iu09 !. fsig4
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q Va The following is a complete list of the
Registers appointed for the several distrctsofthe
county: 9d} g94El9d I.iGg8itu01 92oqLsl
First District.74John X, iSmiths /. +, Hea-
Second District-Joseph Il. Wright p =
Stinchcomb Richard Iiayiand., -, IN.
Third District.-Jaspef n Slack, Frank b.
Morling, John Ditch. - -'' no t.l.o ..'.
Fourth District John IT. Hartman, David s.
Longnecker, VIM Cambria mo1i aaIEsGam
Fifth Distriet-Benj. b. Bnsh, John F.l Viii.
helm Thomas Ilale4H2 9A5 a01. Ve'J s2Gd
F. Sixth District-1W M, Mccullough, AJacob B
Wilhelm, Chas., Burke; ml.c .qeoquiy fuog4
Seventh p District ia. carrye Henry Henry Conn
7 Eighth District. Adm. Jessop, Edw., Rider,
Sr Vacancy. ~" 80 e - = -.
Ninth District.-E. L. Parker Gen. Leaken,
3 Dr. j. r. oWard. i4si 494q 1910 9af idG
j Tenth District VIM Vance w! iStonebra'
ker, JAS II. Parker. Fiji oj bno9as OH bag
~ Eleventh District-7T. f. Forsythe, David
Blackjack, Edw. Bell. IL vnbaggar iol 81 J, ia,
Twelfth District, Chas. Whittemoree, r, P
Thirteenth 'bistrict.-F. G. r. Waltemeyer,
VIM. Ewing, Elias Smardon ~ o ''l''"i -
pa 1t will be seen in another column that a meet
ing of all the Registers Of the county is called al
Towsontown, on Wednesday, July l9th.Il i'i0
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

CONTRACT AWARDED. The County Commits
sioners have awarded the contract for roofing
the Court House with slate, with coppered gnt-
tiers, &C., TO Messrs. Garthe D. Loewenstein Of
Baltimore, for the sum Of $2S932S, isdi s8lrq
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

A BEAUTIFUL LAKE.-About six miles from the
city the, Liberty Road crosses "A most beautiful
sheet of water, formed by the damming of Gym s
Falls to secure the power in running the Pow
hattan factories. Quite large and deep body OF
water is thus accumulated, sparkling in its crys1
tai beauty, and with the surrounding hills cover
ed with forrest trees and underbrush, it makes up
scene of charming loneliness The Lake is said
to abound in fish, land is pleasant place for
boating There is a neat looking hotel Kept at
the place and it is wonder that this is0not a
more frequent place Of resort for Baltimorians.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
~ 9lII cohmn,lhitcatsd.

n GETTING sgALEyv-theleviden in the case Of
4 Midgely Us. Grason; lu4 djiW silifs e9I aaGm
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
DIEDl

On the ist instant, in Howard county, Mrs
SARAH M. WARING, relict of the late Geo. W.
Waring of Baltimore county. Il a..l
On the 4th inst, at his residence in BALTIC
CO., near the Sulphur Springs, LAnKN WADE
in the 9lst year of his age. +,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
ICE CREAM
" 5JHJbtfi31IlB ~ =
ICE CREAM +!

nON'T suffer from the heat during the sum
~ mer season, when you can be refreshed
with plate of good Ice Cream at WILLIS.
92GGaa, FAMILIES AND PIC MICS 2 p
Supplied at all times and at short notice. Call
at the Post Office! I,Ikg Ts1W July. S.-4E0
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
yIsrrIsa DrLIGAmOs.-GOvernor Swami and

VISITING Observation-Disclosures Swami and
Congressman Phelps, Of Maryland win the May
or and a number Of Councilmen Of Baltimore,
have been to- w4g9bEl9a for jhe pttpqss, Il is
understood, of comforting with President John
son relative to the Maryland Federal appoint
ments, and ascertaining the Presidents views
upon the negro suffrage question in Maryland
which is being pushed by the Winter Davis
party. \ inBlrlgil X EiiiIHHV Ati
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

THE ANNAPOLIS REPUBLIcAN.-Th paper for
merly published by +. s. Riley Sr. and the pub
LEGATION of which was suspended for some time,
has re-appeared under the proprietorship of Geo.
Cotton and E. S. Riley Jr. We had the pleasure
of visit from Mr.. Cotton, one day last week.
He is an agreeable and reliable gentleman, Of
good business qualities, and intelligence. Many
of our readers bear him in kindly remembrance,
for his services in relieving them of " the cruel
Draft, p by putting in a substitute. Mr.. Riley,
from what we recollect Of him as a student at
Cumberland Valley Institute is young man Of
decided energy and ability.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

HOP AT THE SMEDLEY Chris. Shaw, the gen.
tlemanly landlord at the Smedley House, on
Thursday evening last, got up fine 'hop," for
the enj0ymept his numerous guests. The mu-
sic was ekcelenl, and the company seemed 20
enjoy the sport hmazingly. Mrz SHAW knows
exactly how such things onght obe done. II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

THE CoEoRED Bush MEETING in Payne's woods
on Sunday last was well attended by both white
and folored, though not so numeFously as N
their defieanor, and were very well dressed for
country people. With the exception of afew
thoughtless boys, no one manifested any DISPOSE
ton to modest or ridicule them. Their singing
was good and their prayers eloquent and earnest.
There is a peculiar charm in their music, rising
and falling triling and swayiHg, with natnE"l
harrhohy land hehuty, and tlIeir prayers are
clothed in such simple, earnest terms that they
always strike the attention. On Sunday July
23d, they will hold smother BushgMeeting at the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

rs prepared furnish c0FFINs at 2s per
Il 1centi less than the usual priceaandsof fine
knish, for cash. "a 90 gliHlap, 49, lS65.=4lyiA
"a Is d1tglf' a9sIa silt4 III srfifpat at-tD
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
Ne2U Advertisements.
LOST, z 2.

LOST, .g:s.isna ea;
ON Sunday last o. week; at or near Trinity
" Church, a CAMEO lBREAST-PIN. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at this office. lover iea fir ton July S.-lt.s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

New PApER.-We have received the first num-
Der of the HOsOard County Record, weekly pa
per, just started at EIicott's mills 1t is edited
and published by Mr. Isainh Wolfersberger,
and makes very creditable appearance. tits
to be a neutral in politics. Howard County has
long needed County paper, and we hope the
citizens will see the Importance of giving it a
liberal support. sag s4l 5 yisH9
THR MARYLAND FARMER & MECHANIC, publish
ed by Mills & Co. Calvert street Baltimore, has a
most interesting and valuable table of contents
for July. Farmers who have not already done
SO, will fiud it good investment to send $3.50
to the publishers and gel the magnzine for Q year,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
HIGHLY IMPoRTANT!
sentence of lie lcOaspirators

sentence of lie cOnapiratorsl
The Military Commission for tie ifiaI of the
assassins 81 theiate President, have found the
parties guilty, and have sentenced them as fol-
lows :-Mrs sSlAtt Harold, Payne and Atzer-
OFT, he hing Dr.. Nndd, AlnOld ana o'Laugh-
lin to be imprisoned for life, and spa1gler for
years. Prerident Johnson has approved the
findings of the Court, and has directed that the
first four parties be hung on Friday, July 7th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12
The Democratic Party In the Character of
Moses.

The Chicago Times in discussing the past,
present and future Of the democratic party, kills
it and raises it from the dead through the fol-
lowing slightly mixed meta horica language
That the democratic party has been on the
sick list for some time past we are not disposed
to deny. Like the individual Just alluded to, it
fell among thieves, was grlevOusly beaten, strip
ped and left for dead. 1t was assailod at ones
by northern abolitioniss, southern rebels, sons
OF liberty, knights of the golden circle, and
dozen other brieands, and was fguratively If
not literally smashed to Jelly" That did
not die was not owing either to the intentions
or acts OF its foes. They d" left it for dead, >"
and the world for a time supposing this to be
the case, passed by on the other side" and
offered it no assistance. That it did not die IS
partly owing to its tremendous vitality, and
partly to the fact that Providence, not designing
to entirely exterminate this nation, preserved
the democracy for its saviour. After the AL
mighty had sufficiently punished the children OF
Israel, lie raised up deliverer in the person of
Moses an event typical of the sulfrings OF the
children of republicanlsm among the Egyptians
of abolitlonlsm, and their emancipation by the
Moses of democracy
There is not much doubt that democracy has
come to grief from falling among thieves-Floyd
and lis Confederates being, perhaps, the most
noticeable Of these thieves-and so far the par
allel suggested by the Times is accurate. But
there is not 30 much verisimilitude IN the Mosaic
part of the figure and we approhcnd the writer
10 the Times must have been misled in his his
sorcal and typical alluson, by misspel'ing tn
name of the latter-day type OF democracy. Ii
New York the name of this leader Of democracy
to whom the Times doubtless refers is spell
without the final letter which the Times erro
neously uses.