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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
The. Nation.


THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AUGUST . Issa
CONTENTS:
TIE wEEK
Tories or tbs DAY,
What Delays the Amendment
The Rebel PsTole.
Glass Rula
CoRRrspoSDEscs,
The Tariff.
Emigration to the South.
The South as It L. ar.
Engand-The Result of the ElecionA -
Mems from Westminster Hall. -
The Humors Of the Anthropologss
Oceanic Teeraphy
Army Correspondents.
LITERATURE:
Literary Notes.
Education at the Great English Public sekeoll
Prince Adam Czartoryski and Alexander Of Rs,,ia
A Melancholy Poet.
Anti.Savery Measures in Consrem
Current Literature.
SCIENCE:
Discoveries and Inventions.
FINE ARTS:
Something about Monument.
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
1t embraces among its regular occasional ecIpts ~
following names:
HENRY W. LONGFELLOw
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
JOHN G. WHITTIER
SAMUEL ELIOT, (Ex-Presdert Trinity Ceu,ss HsA
ford)
Prof TORREY. (Harvard)
Prof GOODWIN SMITH, (o1ford)
DR.. FRANCIS LIEBER.
Prof CHILD, CHarvard.)
CHARLES L. NORTON.
HENRY JAMES.
Judge BOND, tBaltimore.)
EDMUND QUINCY.
Prof w. D. WHITNEY. Yale.)
Prof D. C. GILMAN, lYale)
Judge DAILY.
Prof DWIGHT. COLUMBIA Colegs.)
Prof TAYLER LEWIS. tschenectadyl
Judge WAYLAND.
FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED.
Rev. Dr. MCCLlNTOCh.
Rev. Dr.. JOS. P. THOMPSON.
Rev. PHILLIPS BROOKS.
Rev. DR.. BELLOWS
c. j. STILLE.
HENRY T. TUCKERMAN
BAYARD TAYLOR
c. A. BR1sTED.
C. L. BRACE.
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
SYDNEY GEORGE FISHER
THEODORE TILTON.
JAMES PARTON.
GAIL HAMILTON
Terms: Three Dollars per arnun, in advance; sa norih
'wo DOlarL When delivered BY carrier 80 NewYcIb
e Brooklyn, fry cents additional.
JOSEPH II. RICHARDS Publisher,
No. 1870 Nassau,t-, New.Yort.
FOR SALE BIT ALL SYws AGENTS.
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Evening Exchauzr-AuGUsr 9.
Kyecespts Of Produce.

AUG. 2-4s7J bbls. Flour. 40 Dbl. Whisky. Las
bbls Germ Meal, $50 bush. Wheat, 9j.ieJ bnsh
Corn. g. 40 bush Oats 6.lC0 bush. Rye. ~ pkgs
Ashes 9oo pigs Lard 4iOpkgs. Provisions 2,ol9 pkgs
Eut,er.
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ATa REGULAR MEETING OF tEc re- $50 $50
N FNTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNioN -.

ATa REGULAR MEETING OF tEc ESQ $50
N ENTE ENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT oNIoN o..
CATION. held July II. at their Hesdiaa''ers "a'
Han Thirdave. near One hrndrei-ard ,weny''ix'D'' -
ALIEN President and q. b. TUNIsoN, sec'e'~' ii
present The minute, of tie preceding meeting
aud approved. Under tho head OF Sli'eeiahe''
W r. H. Milliken offered the following resoliuop' =. A.,
,osi,ion and membership Of the Hon. A5rsm " t
clared vacant, on the ground Of his rou se''1s"''
Assembly District .,,,.ahv NJ
Tn, question being under discussion WV x
jas. E. Watson and Nh James Owens II 'PP' H,e,r.h
ln,i,p that Mr wakeman resided and 'o'eo I,,,,,ss
lyard and hal done 50 since tie Sumner Oh iO', tos
having been called for the question was l's' 6rsr
,o,.,,.iisrcv upou which twentyfolT voted Al ~ ,o,
,,v, ard seven in the negative, ard eight oftbs
Aner which the question taken upon 'ne st
,esoi,t,on. and tho whole was announced " ."s n,.r
sdop,ed and thereupon, molten oil ' Inen ito
consideration that motion declared % 10 Re-
rnoyn. Of the resolution offered b Mr jenkins ~
,oi,,i That this Ascension DO now pfoeos' - ,.,s.y
h.uo, n.snber of the General Committee " ,,,s4
ro,v .,,.,inrp the President ard sea'e'''' ,v,rra
their places. whcreupon Mr.. Theodore =, p,,.kuy
was appointed Chairman PRO TEN. and pn a. bse'
s.cre.srv pro te.. and tic resolution was sdoP''@ .
for Member OF the General COMMITTEE cas-.
ton OF Mr. w. T. b. Milken. be receiving "a ,ss.rs
Preyou. to the ballot. The Chairman ap i,rs
H. Porter f. r. Brown ana !. =. IL. Of .he JsstNt y
resolution was adopted that he pioee' aiNs' u
P1oi'"e' THEODORE D. WARREN. Char" . ~
u gxecEwLy, NJ D. serf''''3 Wv ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

The census returns Of Oneida Comfy, with
brt few tnB wanting. show slight decrease IN popn
ialion within i've years. so far reported me figures
are; Tor 1850, e1.sl for 1865 ,0e. Detroit boS ~
c..s,ca -,L.D he las. year GlC-i (p.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
IT IS CHEAP.

Policy for 5000 in OF fatal accident SIS rel
week in OF disabling injury costs bu SIS to so PEI
year Any sum from $500 to $1,000 with 80 ssOweeky
compensation proporiona,e rates Policies written for Eve
Nrars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
IT IS UNIVERSAL.

This Company insures against all sorts OF accidents Whether
they In travelling. working ia the shop factory wax
in, the street. swimming rd.a:, bunting, fishing e,c
policies persons al parts Of tie United States and
Caadas and grants permits to visit any part OF the world
This insurance aer and valued By all classes o. men,
,frb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

r. Three cents dIy viii insure man FOR s.,~e " y"
weekly compensation. ior one year.
yG. PATTERSON, Fss'''rt
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
Agencies in all the principal cities ard towns
New.York Office. Leu Fultoas. corner Broee",''
EDGAR FoRmAN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Trouble between n German and Patrol.
nrau-Tke Latter Attacked with
crd-Extrnordiuary Confusion and
tumble Of Jealousy. Pctticonts and
Kitchen Furni,ure-Au IncIpirnt Mary
Enrris Case in Brooklyn.

Police trials were held yesterday by Cor
rssoneTs Acton, Bergen and McMurray, ard abe
20 cases, half dozen OF them complaints made by OF
side parties, were disposed Of
STRANGE MIXTURE OF SWORDS, JEALOUSY A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
1T IS RELIABLE

THE TRAVELLERS OF HARTFORD is the oldest.Asef
dent Insurance Company in the United States AID esiaone'
on firm basis I, has Issued many thousand policies Py'
claims for compensation almost daily. ard its ou'ne"
steadily inereasu Its csp.tal is ample s directory Of hs
highest character and n Ia. Aa @iea "a eaaJer ~
IGgnen. Of iO''en
NO MEDICAL, EXAMINATION RE-
nITIRED.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-19

~~~O~-~~~~~~-~-~~~
UAVE on hand and are constantly re-
wing in add ion to their already large and varied
''0s sIG.Ks, IERENOs, DELAINEs
DOmesiics,
''' Cotton and Linen
sHEETINGs.
piIloyv.Case Linens,
T0wcIin2s,
Cassimcres,
Twceds,
Linseys, Etc.
white Goods,
Hosiery,
HandkerchieIs,
- Needles, Thread and Pins
E'"''0N' an" Ribbons and Buckle.
Pens md Holders,
Pocket Books,
BIacking,
Gold and Gilt
JEWELRH-
| Con,bs-of all kinds.
n Cotton and Wool Cards,
ShOe-thread,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Umbrellas,
Hair-OHs.
Extracts,
COIOSncs,
POmades-an
), rnan, other articles not enumerated
A l. S .
49,. .,s z-eu selected Stock of
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
> Clothing, Blankets, Boots and Shoe
Hats and Caps.
~< ~ frn, an experienced buyer, viii rein q
:, ~ esstcrn Markets for the purpose OF keep
nostad m ami purchasing goods az the very io"'
Il Ito ana will forw ard by every steamer -
Ali We ask is for our Fl lends and the pe"he &c"
ally, to re CALI
~a will guarantee sell 10 them at lower pr
x 80 aov house this side of New York-NeW orie9
not excepted -, - -, % orders fro
70 Promps A1'eN ottl3d
thu country =.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-19
p1ouEER EXPRESS COMPANY

This reliable Company is now prepared 70 snip
rev valuable parcels and freight with despatch 10
v,eksburr Memphis. Jackson, Tenn and Columbus
XIV aaa all points North ard South, For raves
bargss &C.. apply TO 4 a. VIZ Arent
IA ksen, Miss, Nov II dU
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-19

ANCELO'S SALOON.
Corner of State and Capitol SITS.
Jackson, Miss.
THE Proprietor of the above Saloon having Jus
his stool, has the satisfaction to announce
his customers and the sojouning community |
particularly that he is receipt of choice lot of
WINES, LIQUORS,
ALE, PORTER,
And in fact every description of BEVERAGE de-
srable
MANY wears of experience has been brought in
requisitiOn to make this house equal in all respects 70
any in the State,
Gentlemen may rely upon every attention by
the polite and gentlemany bar keepers in attendance
vn1 enaeavor to keep on hand the ensuing fall and
winter regular supply of
Fresh oysters,
In Shells and Cans.
Nov 9d1m
sprSerER S zEHNDER
SPENGLER & ZEHNDER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealers in
IA VANA CIGARS,
e TOBACCO AND
FRUITS
Keep constantly on hand,
Choice Family Groceries, &c.
Nov d
Subway & KUBLER,
Manufacturers and Dealers IN
SADDLES, HARHEs
COLLARS, WHIPS, Sc,
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING
= TEXAS SADDLES
made in every style.
lust RECEIVED A FINE LOT G
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
Oak and Hemlock sole Leather.
HARNESS, PLOW BRIDES, BAG
AND BELLY BANDS,
Very Low.
Particular attention to Express Order
AT Nov 4i3m
". @. DICKSON,
or ID Il N II T Il ,
resi- Okolona, Miss.
og.rs his professional services TO The community
ID. scot 2AdsEn'
, 1865-10-24


crash, whether slavery had been standing or had been done away. And
although we own that there has been in many places scarcity o. "1,l
and this has been a serious annoyance to the proprietorA YET we t"inH ~"
evidence proves that, generally speaking, 1t was not o much III e GllyUF
ty of obtaining labour which caused the penury of the planters. as u ""S
the penurv Of he planters which caused the difficulty Of procuring aoOof.
There has been another potent cause of the suherlass "hich ne
West Indian islands have undergone. Misgovernmeht' above al, the
mismanacement of their fiscal affairs, have, in the opinion of these most
intimate with them, had a vast deal to do with Their dstesseS. W. sh'iI
exhibit this more fully in dehncating the state of the islands one ny one:
We shall show how swiftly some Of them have burst into the bloom q
great prosperity, the moment an improvement was made IN th9lfn A"acat
arrangements. VIZ shall show how grievous a drawback the "aht 81
such reforms has been to jamaica and other islands. But now We "H'
content ourselves with referring to one or two somewhat amusing iac1S;
one, that in Montserrat, according to Dr. Davy, there were but eighty
FIVE persons who at once were-twenty years of age, able t. read ana
PAYERS of direct taxes. Yet there is a President, a Council, a House OF
Assembly, and seventy seven officials, including the MP.s There is a
Vice-Chancenor, an Attorney-General, a Soicitor-General' a Qncens
Counsel, and SO forth. The Governor of another OF tho islands othclny
explains why the Assembly has fallen off in number from fortyfour to
fortytwo, by this rather queer circumstance, that the one constituent who
sbonId have elected twO members for his district, had gone to England.
We must here pause for a moment. We have, we think, shown that
It was the loss of monopoly, not the loss OF slavery winch brought inc
Wpst indies to such a crash. Are we then to conclude that though Sla-
yerv is acquitted, Free Trade stands condemned? Is the history OF the
West Indies to throw shield over the falling cause of Protection
, 1865-10-24

No. IL, 33 og "a eller fere eller an
Dire Nummere, tagen we'd Execution
fra Hr. Samuel Brown.
1ste Auction afholdes Onsdag den
Sde November f0rstkommende
eden Auction afholdes Onsdag den
22de November f0rstkommende;
3die Auction afholdes Onsdag den
6te December f0rstkommende
de to f0rste paa Auctionscontoiret i
Christiansteds Retshuus, h%vergang
midday Kl. II, den 3die paa Aaste-
Diet XXI. / Eftermiddag.
Vurdering, Conditioner o. a. Do
cumenter Vile Iigge til Eftersyn fra
4de November n9stkommende paa
Requirements og Auctions Contoiret.
C~hristiansteds Auctionscontoir, St.
Croix den lode October 1865.
y. "A. StakcHmamm.
, 1865-10-24

oo,3 have had but little to do with the production of nearly SIX million
pounds worth of sugar 80, -,
;s rlaased ia tell us that the negroes. arr $50 eXHayagaDt IN their demand
Gov wages as we'll as irregular and inconsistent IN their habits as TO
xon9or; t. imnossibe to continue the cultivation ofSugar with aR prospect
of nro6t,, And Mr.. Carlyle, with his usual vgour and maccuracy, draws
. norroito of the negro, who, sunk to the ears IN pumpkin, molblng sac
marine ipices. and much 1t his ease in the creation, can listen to INC
loso fortunate white mans "demand," and take his own time IN supply
ing IT. "TIieher wages, massa: higher, for you cannot wait: stl hIgn-
or5,-tll no conceivable opulence Of cane crop VIII cover Sch wages
Since neither the solemn pedant nor the eccentric genus give any
foto nc IN the extrayagant wages which no conceivable opuence Oh
con will cover, it might be fanGed that the planter has to pay two or
Nc Zines as much to his labourers as the English farmer. Now the
omo;ol rororts md indeed all authorities, concur In giving the average
rrages Of the field negro at one shilling a day, or sr &1Wa9S d 4fee@I
CiT o sbIfnns a week may seem awful to a quondam SIave-oWner; ut II
= roalIv we're a rate of wages which no opulence of crop could cover
tIan that cron must and would be given up. Its cultivation could only
ho the artificial result Of fiscal foUEes, not the one really suitable o the
soil and climate. 49,. n.4, Lo,4o4
of the case was very fairly summed up BY the French Commissioners
VIII incurred into the state Of the West Indies, and who, on leaving
Guiana, observes = 1,m.ossHa1n6 40
marcbera veo la regime actuel. Les autre8, au contraIre, aSsurent guns
~ manouept iamais douvriers, quis mont qnase louer de lasHdune
dosn o;rs ouJlsp roduisent autant que sous les regimes pecedents. -
evola nour les anciens pIanteurs. Mantenant, consultez les nouVeanxi
ontondoz cs hommes oui nj connabsent lie travail force que par adllon
IONS tronverez chez eux unanimit6: tous vos dront quTls sont sansfaltS
dn travail: que leurs explorations wont bien'
There seem, then, to be conclusive reasons for the oplnlon' ma 1t
VOC not emancipation which caused the West Indian crslS of 1o47, but
+ho+ The distresses of that period arose from the loss OF monopoly, coming
unor a most artificial and ruinous state of affairs. 1t seems to u lndu
btable that the loss of monopoly would have produced exactly the sam
, 1865-10-24

end Auction will be held on Wednes-
day November 22nd, proximo;
3rd Auction will be held on Wednes-
day December 9th, proximo;
the two first in the Auction Office at
the Courthouse, Christiansted, at IL
O'Clock noon, the third on the premi-
SEES at | o'clock p. m.
Appraisement, Conditions and other
documents can be seen from Novem-
Der 4th proximoat Lawyer Heilbuth's
and at the Auction Office.
Auction Office, Christiansted, St.
Croix, October is, 1865.
y. "A. S~takcgma@n.
, 1865-10-24

= Occasional DiscouTses, p a. XVI.
: The stpendary magistrates in Jamaica, 1894, were ohclaly asNeo' "has
e te rMp al WAGES for abeboded field abourers?
Ont of the fifteen replies ten place the maTamum at SIX shlhgs a week
Park Papers, jamaica l6o4)
, 1865-10-24

"C1ara Rothe,"
FROM 18TH OCTOBER TO Isl NOVEMBER.
APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT.
Wednesday IS sleeves St. Thomas for West END
Do. Isl Leaves West End for St. Thomas
at 5 P. NJ.
Thursday 10
Friday -. 20
Saturday I'll }On the repairing Slip to clean
Sunday -. % Bottom.
Monday - %
Tuesday 24Leayes st, Thomas for Bassin at
IA.
Do. 24Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
SPIN.
Wednesday 25 Leaves St, Thomas Tor West End
at TAN.
Do. 25 Leaves West End for St. Thomas
at 5 P. NJ.
Thursday 26 Remains in st. Thomas
Friday 27 Leaves st. Thomas for St. Johns
(Pto. Rc) at S P. NJ.
Saturday 28|Leaves st. Johns (Pto. Ro.) for
West End and St. Thomas
at8A.M
Sunday 29I Remains in St. Thomas.
Monday. 30|Leaves st. Thomas for Ba5s4n at
IA.
Do. Sol Leaves Bassin for ST. Thomas at
5 P. NJ.
%, Awaits arrival of EuropeanSteam
tuesday er and conveys Mails to West
wednesday End and St. Johns, PR.
Christiansted 9TH October 1865.
JULIUS KNUTIISEN,
Agent.
, 1865-10-24

my request Of Lawyer Heilbuth in
los behalf of the mortgage and levy
holder concerned will be put up for
sale at three public Auctions
nhn Stock Estafe
, 1865-10-24

iii. MFebs 81 PPsetOrEUs,
AGENTS OF THE NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY,
FOR FIRE AND LIFE.
, 1865-10-24

THE annual examination of Chris
tiansted's Burghcr School, as
well as the Lancasterian School
Will take place on Friday the 9th
inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ.
Nurses and young Children not
admitted-and Monday the 9th proX-
imo, from IL to | o'clock A. NJ, will
be devoted to the examination of
children DESTROYS of admission as pu-
pills, who are duly furnished with
their certificates Of Baptism and
Vaccination.
Christiansted's Burgher School,
10th October 1865.
by Order,
JOHN G.. ETRIDIRON.
, 1865-10-24

I From the Barbados West Indian, ScPt6r' 2O.1
, 1865-10-24
Melancholy Accident at Demerara.

We copy from the Creole, the following
account of a sad accident which occurred ON
, 1865-10-24
Mount w ashing-
ton & Union

in Eastend Quarter A. Of this Island
No. II, 80 and "a or more or other
numbers, taken by execution from
Mr.. Samuel Brown.
fst Auction will be held on Wednes-
day November 9Th, proXlmo
, 1865-10-24

FROM 18TH OCTOBER TIC Isl NOvEMBE
APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
CLoTHt G. sW

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
LINEN THREAD. I

Letters Note, Gap. Bill and Ledger Paper; En.
velopes in all acolors, Steel Pens. Pencils, Pen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

Cable Cord, sfEk Coat Cord, Twise Crochet, Nee
dies, Hooks and Eyes, Finger Rings, Wstoh
Guards, Shoe Thfea6,a fren and Cotton Ffoss,
shoe Laces, Magic IRufilss, Wateh Keys, Oorsat
and Leather Belts RieeinStrings, Bonnet Boards,
Covered Corset Stays, Wrapping Paper, Whala-
bone, Ladies' Pages Wadding, SIX Wells, silk
Floss, spectacles, Tebarco Boxes, Slate Peaeila,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
UEsDAY..,............NovEMBER 81.
THE OLD FASHIONED OaoIR.
ny nEss y. rAYLoR.

BY BEEJ r. rAxLoR
1 hava fenced sometimes the Bethel bent beam.
That frsubiedste earth in tbs patriarch's dream,
Was ladder of SoHG in that wilderness rest
from the pillow of stone to the Blue Of the Blest
And the angels descending 20 dwell with us here,
sold Hundred" and "oorinth," and 'sChina,' -
and .M0ar-S's's y 3D. u
All the hearts are not aead-not unt,sr tho sos
That those breaths can blow open 10 Heaven and
Ali "silyeruirsstr leads by bright, golden
Oil ito the s1gu,as, that in harm nv flowed.
But those sweet human psalms In that old-fash-
To the girl that sang alt0she girl that sang airt
let US sing in his PRAISE the Minister said;
All tne psalm books at once futtered and opened
summed asa t ss Ing dotted wings in the words
While The leader leaped into the tune just ahead,
ana politeiy picked up the key note with fork,
NJ the heess q the girls, in the rear Of thesaag
need not a wiBg-bid no angel COME
W.T. WIN wonderful web from Arabian Loom
~ bear me aaPln ID the river Of Tune, sa
rhyme;
Where ta strear, Of The ye,rs flowed 30 noiseless
That across ID there foated the song of sparrow;
Tof sprig Of green carratcay carries noe there
10 the old village church aad the old village choir
When ciearof the foormy feet slowly swung, -
And tim cd the sweot pulse Of the praise as they
sGog, aM@98aM
TIN tue glory, aslans from Tho afternoon sun,
Seemed the rafters Of gold in Gods temple be gun
You may smile at the nasals of old Deacon Brown,
VINO followed By scent till he ran the tune down;
And dsaE Sister Green, with more goodness than
Rose and fall ION the tunes az she stood in her
Piacs, 4at 4
And where Coronation exnltantly flows ass
Tried TO reach the high notes the tips OF her
toes,
70 the land Of the leal they went with their song
Where the choir and the chorus together belong
y, be liftsd, ye Gates Let me hear them again
Blessed Song, blessed Sabbath forever, Amen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
:TET G0Ong

Sheep, Calf and Morocco, in Pocket and Z
Porte Monnaiesi Ladies' Chain, Bags and Cab
aud Buck Purses. - iic8se9r 4i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

In the mornin we 60 forth rejoicin in.
our strength-in the even we are buslid
and wilt
Man born Nv woman land most uv men
are) isguv fewsaays, q them is SO full NV
troublesthat il 8 ekarsely worth while
bein born at all
In October waded in woe knee,deep,
and now the waters NV sffiickshun are
about my chin PEI .Gl
I look to the east, and MASSACHUSETTS
rolls in Abiishun. .sssars,es q
TO the west turn. my eyes, and Wis
consin and Minnesota and IIlinoy ansers
Abilishun.
SouthwoFd turn my impiorin' gaze,
and Maryland sends greetiu-Abilishun
In New York we had EN-, for lol we
run softer, who fought valiontly, and
we put himsoaga platform which atunk
with nigger-yea the SAVIOR wuz louder
than the Abilishun platform itself "a
But behold the people eer and fout :,
and say s.sthe platform stinketh loud 1
Y enough, but the smell thereof is not the
smell NV the Afrfkin-it is of the rotten
material Nv which it is composed, and
the corrupshun they hev placed on it -
and New York goes Ablishun.
Slocumgheld himself up and sed "cum
and buy.4 And our kolks bought him
and his tribe, but he getteth not his
| price.
Moo GERsEY--ABLIsHUN II s55l
r Jobs cattle Euz slain by murrain and
ho!ler-horn and SIGH, and not Twin near
Moo York, the flesh thereof he Good
not SELL 1880 - sa i.n saiai sssa4.
But Job he'd suthin left-still he Good
sell the hides and tallow l+4a41
Lazarus he'd sores, but he he'd dorgs
! to lick them iNlsa
Moo Gersey was the hide q taIlow
nv the Dim 1krisy, and 10, that 10 gone
What little is leftsuv the DimoerisyHi is
all sore, hut where is the dorg so low as
4o lick IA -
Moo Gersey our eve lamb--IoI
the strong hand ny Ahlishinismg hez
taken it. E1S uM16A GtA0 80
Moo Gersey wuz the Arryrat on which
our ark rested-beholdl the dark waves
of Ablishinisn sweeps over it. Ell >
Darkness falls over me like pail
the shadow of woe encompasseth me.
Down my furrowed cheeks rolleth the
4 tears nv anguish, varyin in size from d
large pea to. email tater. ai8a5lll s
q Moo Gersey will vote for the Constis
7 tooshnel Amendment, and, lol the Mig
4 ger will possess the land. zee AE
4 | see horred visionsl ssaEGss
On the. Camden and Amboy, niger
brakemenl and at the polls, niggersl r
Y Where shall we find refuge2 a..
I In the North? Loi it is barred agin.
,.us by Ablishinism.
= In the South2 In their eyes the North
ern Copperhead fndeth no favor Z
= In Mexico2 There is war there, and
we might be drafted ~ =
Who will deliver us ? Who will pluck
: US from the pit into which we have, fall
len
" Where I shell 90 to the Lord only
knows, but my impression is, South Kar-
liny will De my future home. Wade
vi Hampton is elected Governor, certin,
\ and in that noble State one may perhaps
preserve enough Of the old Democratic
State Rites leaVen to leaven the whole
4 lump.
= Sim ahote--K'm aiote
On the dark roliin sea-
And into that arbor fate will drive my
weather beaten bark, the undersigned
cannot say
Moo tiersey-farewell ! The world
may stand it year or two, but | doubi
it. Mournfully and sadly,
PETROLEUM Y. Massey;
Late Faster of the Church Nv the Noe
Despensashun.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

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- NOTICE.
FIRE LTMTTS :

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL 4
IN apply TO the City Council for permission to
erect frams Bsacksmith Shop on the corner of
Walnut and Fourth strests, IN LOT Iae, Old Plan
OF the city of Evansville, within the IRE IInits
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