Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06


talked over and Canada advised az tho goal
to be sought, by Mr.. p. Pants were pro-
duced, but Miss A, did not deem them suit
able to expose to Yankee gaze. Others were
found and put on, the ladies' retiring few
moments. When their toilets were nearly
completed. one Of the ladies' thought that
name might be left on the inner waistband
OF the pants AMI thus lead TO detection : ex.
animation satisfied her tha, all was right -
Objections were made to confed buttons on a
coat worn by one OF the visitors These were
cut Off Other clothing was given--neckties,
&C., then comb, then crackers, &C., just
before starting, tho elder of the ladies sug.
costing these would stay their sto,nachs un.
I'll brsas fast could be had The servant girl
was out--had stayed away all night aud a
departure before her return home was dee,n-
ell advisable. Instructions were given as to
journey to and course to be pursued at Chi.
cago. They were 10 be careful not to make
themselves known at Chicago, but were di.
rectcd bow and where Ia find friends and as
sistance. After their arrival in the home OF
the poor god iorsaken--ma dcspised land
Of refugees, they were TO inform their new
found friends and sympathizers of their vel
fare by directing letters to, say Mr.. John
Brown, care OF r. NJ Pre,tyman. Miss Anna
gave each $40 in cash before they left Oh
tanned, rs the visitors understood, from her
own purse and not from Mr. p. Mr. r. gave
directions how to purchase tickets at the de.
pot Tor chicago, which ne said would DO
at 800 each. In leading tue way towards
the back OF the house, Miss A. went first
with one visitor; the other more lucky
and much to be enyled reb followed witt,
Miss 4. When in the hall, this lady said to
her prote9e :" Dear friend, take care OF your
sell don't let tho ianks get hold OF you
again. And this friendly counsel was ac-
companicd by hearty good by nnd--a kiss
Our informant vows that this was the best
part Of the whole joke They went out at
the back door Mt about Ga O'Clock, A. NJ, Mr..
Prettyman following short distance to be
sure they did not lose the road to the depot.
There they bought tickets fer Rock Island
and not FOR Chicago. aa
Such the narrative. Little comment Is
needed, and we shall duly furnish our read
ers with mote facts, perhaps, ere long. II
this rebel nest, thus discovered, is not fully
exposed to public scorn, it will be-! our read
crs may be assured, no fault Of ours, rf
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FROM he n y. paly Tribune, .s
fhH AhssNaiA of IAk' S"sN 3
asa year whieh viii always DC incmoraoies
IN our annals draws towards IT'S close, Tie
great principles which unuerlic the present
contest are not only more heartily recognized
by ourselves, but more accurately comp'e.
hended by other nations. In public, just as
IN private affairs, the comnlonest ''nputafion
Is that 81 narrow aud hungry seinshness
whieh, even when It Is undeserved, the prac'
ucsi pressure OF events leaves iof tline uh-
reiuted. THIS Is the misfortune OF most
human actions which have other than pat
pable and temporary motives ana " th's,
~ part. must ne attr'outeu tue fcady u'stor-
uo', OF American passions anu purposes
whiyh has marked fore'gn criticism OF our |
conduct 10 tho aristocM we seemed to
promise Too Mlch---to inc democrat too isttic
ana thus, ana between the apprehensiou el
tnp one, ana the nasty nameppry nsnson,e -
ne eislsfs We Mers bsssaesi. alssv iov ovr SsnS
Iot comHsss' on and 0intsstcn an9 wa'ie ~
Ecxnsperatrd eur enemies ws iaucd g sas'ssy
cur Hacn0A ~ was early mrcsssn ~ ="
%bo ', af3or our nntionsa eeus'hsency,
'iat AatssS M MaswAated war as pureVse.csS
NV y. " ~ tho faction ilght OF m
sFssn tasf, we spust not SHRINK ftoin Tue eP.
pasfnni iattly thrust upon as, OF taking
. s6ht '1s nevH q HUMAN Slavery ny the tnroat
/. - - -'.'es', ~ w >N - X, y
"','tf +f iest9oi all nations. ne argoine't
s.&&insi US, whether u cpme from eager ioes
For uIsappolntcd alhcs, thht we soueht oniy
the status qn". would have oee'i Faih'm,y
froncliSlve. II hah oh'y oeeh '.ne. INC
hrst iiIack Freed by the war was us h''oe'
embodied, aud hnal reiutauon ana now,
vita on' policy socmnly DECLARED, we We nave I'.s
l sfA9ht 70 ask Tor sympathy 'foh a'l WI"
uT31t&44 10 Dnticys tn human emancipation
ir}bre ~ ssaeAles o, k'hser"'l on OF hersa'-
1 Htakrg ars.ory'y ihere was t'pe When
o'sssss3sys'arton ~ wou'u nave nr9ngn, 10 US no
!. ..,tr4''E'u u,..s. ~ A'nss 'aa .ao'ne.s can no
e'H!sf anora 70 "'s'esar9 voc n''"o.'aura'
,'hnsuccS u 'ne "ge Nh" Slowly o"t sure
~ s's P''nn'u.'s VI an ouWo'n 'eunh''s'h
.,t -. 'aul',s II, 'n1 hs"' "' Nv" '''ofn'nS
Ine ceh'u'yaWln nov S''h',,s us 'nps'''in""
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