davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-04
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fntnrtouk k+ttsF fhuhd,
The {h'''+ Washington stec1.f ~avs:
Anwr!! s'..tsh .nl oihrf |, ding rel..Ix arc f1-
arrest,
''.he President wss heses to dag hy dc!,e,-
tti%
:: IT,, at.hA.dsd troops arc d'p1shne rapidly
TT {. atcty earp-. Err. Wright cnum 3rdlrf.
which hss cou. ,at' escp At Haley Cro.. Rna,.,
VI - 70 ts' revitnsd during pext VI. X, pr,nsr4.
tory 10 mastering nas she troops whose term nf
r.t.'e- .xp:s.t Fsinr I" U (. 1et. The Secretary
oI W. h4s ei,tetci ldIt tslerA pn~fer.ti oat or
ss.s1ct G. Zen, -, utdts -. ~ # The " ~
Department. - raic 70 Gar Of their arrival
at rrr r.e'cnst~. - n -rndrzvo7a
Lrut. GA. Gsrrt wf1l si.ft WI; Il po!at 1.zt
w7tE. during 'hr ey.u ha'inn Of 'se Ca.1els, e3t
rreetct ttcn:c TO chtcsso to attend the great
Far.
'tc e'ar says: "a piper. IT cypasr, fouui
ttr u, esv o. Msr. has rrr7 turn'd ortr 70 to-
Guss r Ia' Ut o:,ats It has he~n t.,nslstet, tud
- ps t,,!'.~r.
"'w wA.nt>crox, April Is, 1sE.-D"sr john: I
tn harp, 10 in'o.1n YOU int Pet hst dane hts
wnfk ~rl1. lie I. safe, and Old As~ t. IN hail.
Now, -ir. All eyes arc cp you lou must hr1pr
sherman. tirast IL In the bands OF o:t Grey er:
ih'k. E.a SsA% showed I 11sa< Of lcrve In sew.
:,d'e c-t+; hnt h- fell back n e'od o:dr. .1ohn-
Ginf we'll lhHt hraihfrt oath. and Fon sill asyc
To ti.cu 'y; A.! VII tc sale. Enj y th+ f.u:tr o.
[Slsned1 40. B., NJ 5...'
The r sth ard ef.,h Tcrue.lvsui4 res,ueat.. At.
tschtd to The 9th r1mr corps, were mastered ou,
ct ,he eerE1cc this merain., acd lef. for their
homes.
, 1865-06-04

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.t. @ Tener<9erfiG)ermng
Der aiipciirten 6euermanu8 8~erftGerurQ8ae,
feQIdQft o Baltimore.

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Der alipciirten 6eusrua1n8 8erftGeruno8aes
bis ielIidaIt BON Baltimore.
gp. 4. SDubgr, s~eeenuter lem SUIT @et8ube.
Sn UetTadt Der erfCIerei4en Gb6tisfett tes Gartf.jSeusr.
requirements fteuen mir Sr Jest an turt bi4ieerei prete
nere ppitcen aus unb ernerern aub bic aften III ben btuta-
lten Jtetsn' que A%te1entecn, tpel6e 9GuIer MSbeln eber
lonft9e Vertp6e6entatce tur en p6er feten Sabre su Her+
uniersr hfrdb9sIeBten pr1rtten a~nauiebeu. ... .
AHe SeriIEe merset nte btSter prompt unt LIBERAL aug
ts5ahlt ..er. SOB 6. 81 ppre. WrSf.
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SdmeG 6. gBGeeben, Stames O5etfn.
2ancafer Dub. gtpob gpoIfsr'
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Gantrel Gtrt. Sdcrb TrnH.
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Or. S. y .. Stnse.
SWIM DNteBart, Str.
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Dtete CcieI1Gaft TT naantetr 5ereit, Jeuet.WerEnsruueeu
tur Staet% nnb GnnntefStbIIi cIt9eeeaiIaebneu. Dis SfEce
Ssfubst F@ gs. DO GeeCabfra5e, aaf Ser Ror6fette.
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trettDreu.
ebaunep grOpss, grdFSent Der D~gDefern BauF.s
8bDuaas Ganbt, bon &aabt, Gilrtn & &c,
2Bnr. Gbeanut, npn GDut. Gte8nut & Or.
9trtDn garI5urft, E%aufnt1nn, Sputbfr.
Inn. SrtbSee, bon 2Dnt, Bridges Il Scbn.
SPtn @. 5emeS, 8ieblbdnbIer, SrattRt.
Jptepb Dtattbeto1, BON Gt9s. WGttterS & @s n.
gEn.. ). pens, Beef unb 9Drf-Ybfle1.
Spbr .. Bridges, BON S. 9. Bridges s. 60
Scba GUdtes, BreterhanbIer.
Saries =. Gpe1+, bpn @ebr. Spe1t.
Sebn EntaSuG IT,, Eeppt&banb!sr, GnItintcreRe
l9etNl = 4SSpeGr, Gsfr.
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~UsrliG6eFuRgs aR6eigen.
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&Senttn fir fte ~fOISsabcn er.getfbtrunss Gpn'pas.
ntesn /. GIaGa;
WletrrpUlt!an SHfurarte Go Yter 0prf, 'e4
@rurttapitaI unn SS1ts. $l,700,OOO
70 9uterrattpaal SHfJGp., Wg., -IT TIU4'l ira-
fa ~. @rnnhtaYitaI unb GbIs9. 100000
H&brtate Sire Snfurdnre Co.,
gsf1 Gruabfaptta( 100000
NeioGute Sire S~rfurence 60,
ofI1 GrunttapttaI 100000
SsrInae ircrSen prompt besnto6tet ua6 ctne trseub etne
Oer;bgerune in Inferer Office bf3ablt.
Sir gpltCeu unb Stemptl teine BsrtGnuual
gerionen, ipelbe tn Der MetrGpOlttdr rter ReIpIute Go.
Derfdern LATIN, fnb su ftner Dtbtbenbe Son rem Getptnt
bere1ttgt, meIne tbpn %utandtt6l SO 9rD3. betrue, pbne bas
fe BITE %etrnteen WerluIe Der Comp. be6en Az beIfen brGu9en.
,N4 Dent(@e 8trmeu al Referensen:
Sail & Mr. #ltes .e- erGbQS Gntlfer & 81.
Steuntann, 5tnrt@s K 80. Seccb Seeeer.
s 6. BRAINS Il Go. ~ (mat23iI)
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IS3 CO Baltimore unO StiO
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GAi u. RAD Dtpntos %. 4pr., tserbsn tSet;c = 50, e
NAG gaSeelius aub Rertersbusg mo ea 8Es naG Feebe
cid obss5en, wis foi8t:
RpR3ng tSeii9 (@onr9Gss ausaennss@%Ht t*0rg 9.G0
GrpreB3ug tSsliS a5enSs $40.
8eibe Stge ber6inbsn 10 an Dftugns nit a4srf So
sen tpSfLi@, uprSnsSIi1 uni f8euefliS. ar =.
@8Oer Sarpers Gerrp uub Greberid Iccpmobationss3us,
IpefIin, terlaSt Baltimore nm 4 ubr gfa1mittdgs. Gefs
lid berlGBt bieIer 3u9 Sarpers Gerrb uul 6 tbr Wtprgens
nnb greberid I'M 7 l1br, tGSIi@ (a~usSenOmmen GOnuta9e).
8er 3ng ua6; &1;cctes 8ssG@ 3GgG Oca 8citlateat
aPpraeps mn $40 Il. g 20, nab e2d@w. / 20u. 4.50
unb bon gmicctt'S gaiag @.crgens TAO cett 0 aas
Ra@n1tttass 2.40 unb $40. r
ala9 DaE0ingsCa.
g5aena Scu G~ait;uao=e raG WcFtingtcu Ascreeas Al O
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Gonutass g2orasns nr7 A.S0 unS $50 nn1 SsaSs
u1ittoas $50 Assoc. I6sans bon Daf5iGatrn Wcrgsat
mn 6.15, 8.15 Il. Ills unS gse9U.. ur1 SOC, A.30 unb
6.A5. Gpuataes nnr Sleeaeus uu SIS II. H. 10 z. saa&s
u1itt00s 800. L. 91uz Scr A:e uns Ste 3ag bpm Salt.
more unb seS 3weite uub aisrte Bug san EeafEia,t !.
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Der z unb $50 Wfpr9en83uS unb $50 unh 6 nbr
gta@mittasS5us bon Baltimore unb Der els unb 81
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iustpn berbinbeu f9 nit benz Iunapclisz3rse.
ESe9ea uGberes 8usE1u,t aut 45d,sle lsDo. zs1 uscc,
nan f9 &C 3. r. GrGtaub, @seH' II o1 Ga,afea s:
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81. H. q @ssts @ranspp1lmstaer
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Wp. 81 @r6an9c YIdce natt &putbar.
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eetlt NIT ietnsn aus ten bill fnnhen ltnS tecFnasen e,a,.
tsfn perettsten Ar3neten %nnfeblbar unb RAID aQt lie !Srosf.
sntrebcn, ats % Fnb: - -" No-" 'Vs' o'"'e
arGntplt leoer Art, in~Sbefcnbere Mu9entrompf.
9antorr3ol6er4 Gboleros@nfdae, 9iarrbue. So
llteI, grearubr, S@WinOeI, 8lGbunaen, .8Oufs
t@fneF5, Iitbnna, taltes 6ieber, gpiIepfe.
Sn ss aasn etsfen gaasu tf has d. a4mpeT6ee 1trt.
(PsE oett!e 81 q BOTTLES fIr $5l III feslsar unb rotrft fsfsrt.
9egea d1rcmifdpen iperaItetenI gtben, !, sr r,"s
gstt ss ST; 4 NJ pc 70 y 9eamatt8 m nS GGi6e
Pef SST 81 Sorei fir S5), IN f&tpterioen TSGen NIT
0s5 gdtttr saglet5 an8eipanbt adsr. -
ger HeturoCttrr Ganpe tn grSIar Bot esnen IL nrpaen
09IGt oeB Y6ttetten Gus aacn Ebetlen Der gSeIt m I'm
5fossn; sr bat eUats Napoleon I'm SATIRE 1862 bon elmer
3auttoatnrNgF, pte ais ~unpetitdr ertidrt nGr, furtrt urS
2at 9e9enwartte, Grter ctrea 1000 Gotienteu ans Nob unb
gsrn' Die tontgItSs Semitic BON 9ennpper, G3rpsfarit GSn.
tenbur6 uebf EC6ter tn 8ebaupGuue.
Sn Sa'tt'nete bet u. gCSeler & Co. Seth Q. Saues, s
2%ltereaInp @aspart'8 unb alien arbern Nrytbsfer IN bobemT
QGnptbsSrt fur Dtfrttt GDIumbta: Cd. GbriafGut. 81,
Va Abenue, mafbtuetgn, y. 6.
SErpcrttrt cpn gyr. Stiff1, q. e. -
NO'l@'-( se. 42 &rp1ttra9, Stem ylCrf.
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II ~unts5ettt8 bas tefe Ole jegt betaEnse ARttteI arr 5r,f,s,
cen afsrIstos'oet9pfree oIer Art, tnstslRn6ere Maaen
trGragt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gpp!erasNnf6ge, 9fu(ffb%,r,
zen, DtGrtCsa, 1pItter, 9rs6rHtt, Sapta6tI 9TT}{Susrn.ns
Ropff@Tcrs, Afbnta, RalteS 6teber, &eefrcnfb,ft Gnr,r99s ss
81 SS" RSsgss g 5IR1s ( sSs r 9a = ss { = ant Srtdltang.
StpHen befebt II es8net CO f@ np@ tefOnbsrg imr asrTbi.
5unv nsuesS9reneE Htnber, ionte eGenials 6ein Sabnen her.
ieIben. Refine @lutter fOgte berIdamen, fets Sasrn In,
2Gufe 5u taben, terO@ ipnts fs tn tteieut sane NIT qbse Dbsr
0arer nno 51fer cer6nnnt aeseten iDerben. Der ~erpfarttee
grtClg' or F9 tftt Nbe ~ Sabren in Deuti5laaS seast6t,
pat it) aug eier tett pen Icbten 4 SjGbren QIGn,enb bendbpt'
unb TT 6teies gltrtr IesrdQ stn anentbebTliass Sousmtt Il
y
Ser prsts bee tIsinern 8Iaf@aens 1T So Cts. pat Ss ars.
5erfn rs Cts.
prot. Q84nbEaa' . ~dGgcntetn beltet.e gr ttretn,Srn !. /.
Nrauter-9tlen unb 0nIcet nerten iebem Qefbe bSn an
@fSntt9en &ranttttten sur aGern 5etIura trtasa
Serner eSpfe9le to Dunbraut's Gptrtsttf6e f..
pfen, sur gen4lt9sn ~9eSlan8 Der geutuG.; @t6tp t. /.
aus; 3aba-Stattur, stfbt aueenGItdIiGe qflrerans,,
3aneturrt. prIber unb grinterttec. H
90 81 basfn BET o. 9ennt 8taufeu, 9a8 ~taHbfuns.
b6uptf1dlt6ften A~pptbEter.
JIIius 4ieneIt, 0entif,
E1SMp-oaFD geEerel'I9tnt fur CANA Muaertfd
2anpta8entuF f1r ban 9tfFttt Columbia bei GRaS'
&brtftent' BOZ 9te Str. RnS 37l peanf9lbenia&Se
Sebr 9iinftt0e urtO f16Bere @eleeenbett
Sr ,.
@rwerbung BON GrunOs Gigentbun uno Grim
oang nnobbdn9i8er 6eimftdtten.
Ginloouno sur Sublcriptipn
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Qns9ewd9(te wertbppIe Stapts8auplGBe, Sare
men nno Cottage Sarm Qo!S
in ber
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$50 2Sstbtt9 fir Gtn,uamoere r.
0tcuc arrangements fir Ginpanocrcr
bic nod benz WeGfen Ill rei1en fpiinid1en.

DUE HoN peul @OtltlI 81 TeNen punl@en.
@Dn teate. 9. RObbr, an rerten Ste @tnipanberer auf Der
NDrtbern Central Calvert Ctr. Derpt @ilenbabn NIT benz
@rprebtu8 %befGrSert. Die Batn- btetst babur& ben @nlt.
8ranten etnsn erSseren 9Urtbetl, ais treenb cine
anbere 8atn, aud9 1T fe I'm 81 Nteilen flrier ais teSe eubere
8aba mad benennten pIasen, ais:
PittSburg, Glepelanp, Setrpit, SORT 8apne,
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BauI, 8pd Sslano, Burlington, Sonia Gitp
uao pertsn bsgbaIb bte NIT Der 9prttern Central 8abn ge.
beaben Gefioaeu 10 Sta1ben frIber ais bic nit anbetn @6bD
nen es6snben bort e%tntrsfftn, auG perten 4 Wldl trent1er bic
9Di6en babel eepe6IeIt. Ste 8atn siebt turtb ben f66nItet
IRstl 99n GbiO' pie eanss gntiesnans Don bier bts &btsasp
uuO efDt nit ban g~afa8teren an ben 9eftmmuaasprt.
9ta6 G%retljne, 9aptpr, Cincinnati, Snbiaras
polls, louisville un6 st. Qouts
trerben ebenfau8 9afaeiere bef6rbert unb fur tbr @ep6G
tstne weitsre nmIabungsfrfen bere&nst. pie Yaiiaetere
f5nnen NIT SEM 3 ubrr r6r AbenbS 10 ubt-3u9 mad alien
peitIt@. pldsen eeben, Ubne untertpee8 aufeebalten au perben.
Dnr6fabrtS-StIett perben SertaHft IN Der Office beS
Mgenten SpGn 8. B1Ifer, ,
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Der Ser. Staoten lnb nad5 taft allen Sbetlsn ter gBeIt.
Die St9erteit les @t8sntbgmG, ncl@e8 ir anoertrnut
rotrs .-fer ntetttef Drete, Zen fe fWr IubrIpbn bereGnst-
bic &e8ellnGBi9fett unb 8af&tett tn ibrern @ef@dftegonee
-nnb bic GrIei6tcrung, telGe lie perirren btetet sOel6e
28aaren, 2Dertbfa6en umb Sab 5s terf@ifen BADEN MAIDEN
DE gahGrno Grprea COtsrpaauie unabertrefFi6 ais
eth Be SrbsrungSuttteI.
Sir &nstunft rneIbe man f3 in Der 3aup:-Sfftec ber
G%rttpd9nie tn Baltimore
N .. 1914 %. Ittrtcre StrdBe,
Dber In iEreu Bureaus Il .. 227 unb 229 S.Spp.
drbfrt an Der GGIbertsStGttpn rnb am g pr-
plf DbGrf, pbcr tet ireenb eirer ibrer N~eenturen.
(3Ontat-tatS} VI bd m Grpre6 Comp.
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5ss. II a1. s enid u Nl Glb0bn
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gin un6 mad Scnntag, Zen rs. Del. 1854.
30ge nOropdrtS.
Yarftcu ACCOMMODATION go. / ...........7.20 Soru1.
Pof5u9
5arri8bnrg ACCOMMODATION e. . ........ :. 80 EaGur.
&srtton Accommodation $40. 3............6.0O
Pitt86nr8 nnb erie @~rpreB8a9. y
Pitt8bnr8 nnb @Imira G~GpreB3u9 .......,10.O0
3Ige iIopGrts.
Pitt86urg, @lmira nnb Grie GrPres;ug 100 @crtl.
Barfton ACCOMMODATION gfp. 2 ............8 $40
P%arrl5pnr5 ACCOMMODATION. ......... II. 20 ytGdut.
9pt5r9 n
BARTON Accommodation g?o. ........7.
Der Pitt86urg @rpre65ng gcBtbura, c9ue bic Cara 81
pe@ieln.
Der 1000 @rpreB;us ge9t tGgfi9. .
Ser 500 @rpreB5u9 ge6t tG9lid, nus9eupumen Gau1ss
tags, NAG 9arris6ura, @itts6urg nnb @rie.
Ser 1890 @beubs @~rrreB3u9, SpnntagS, mad 6arrisz
burg, Pitt8bnrg unb benz Beiten MIR, fcuurt tSolid an,
ausgeupmmen WtpntaSs. r..'
Ser 800 96enbs @EPrs55r8 ae9t tS8ti4, oussenOm-
men Gannfag8.
Ser 8ot3u8 se9t tSgIi6, ousgenpu,meu @pnutaas.
Der 9arriS5nrs ACKNOWLEDGING 9e6t tasli@, @puntags
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ALI somrs OF PARAGRAPHS

The New York City Directory. lust issued
contains $500 more names than ts predec essor
Of last year.
Boys only twelve years old have become
highway robbers IN Troy, N. Y. The local pa
pers deplore the youthful depravity displayed in
this and other ways
The last issue of the Topeka Kansas 1r
buns makes mention Of some sixteen horse
thieves that had been hung in that vicinity
within q month.
"A French physician. DR.. Brisson. Is said
10 have discovered cure for hydrophobia, in
the use of the hot vapor bath, gradually raised
as high as from 80 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
President johnson continues seriously ill.,.
Ii is singular that the public dispatches have
failed to give to the country the character OF
the illness which has so Frustrated the Chief Ex
ecutive.
John NJ. Lamb, who formerly peddled pa.
pers in the Army Of the Potomac. is now worth
100000. and is one of the Directors of the
Second National Bank, just established in Rich
mond
1t is the temper which always makes the
bliss OF home. or disturbs its comfort. The
home is in the forbearing nature. in the yielding
spirit, in the calm pleasures of a mild disposi-
ton, anxious TO give and receive happiness.
AT the Fourth of July picnic of the Louis
vile Sunday Schools. on the Indiana Shore,
eleven ladies were sunstruck On the crowded
ferry boat one died and two had severe spasms
Several OF those affected by the heat are report
ed 10 be ia critical condition At the picnic
OF the colored population of the same city. four
OF the blacks were killed by suustroke
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-08

the following passage in illustration. Afier al.
lrding to the dark days Of the rebellion and the
crisis through which we have passed, he says:
-Four yeers ago We did not dream Of the
troubles ahead, but they arose and they are sup
pressed; and nov peace exists all over our land
and welcome back that peace because Il sp-
peals 70 the hearts Of men and highest interests
OF the nation. love IN soldiers and love my
fellow officers; but at the same time / think tia,
the interests Of the people and country demand
that where they arise they should be determined
By the Courts oflaw. and not by the sword Of
muskei"
All that has been said against martial Law an'
militsrf authority could not be more ercellentll
expresseeshAn in these few sentences from SHER
man. They are all as curt aud complete az BIZ
orders and ve zee no reason why that MARTA
law should 10 effect be continued in lndana, 10
a. General SHKaNAS remarks 1.-The interests O
the people and country demand that trouble
where they rise should be deter minsd by court
Of Law and not by the sword or musket.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-08
a VALLACIOUs ARGUMENT ron NE
GIRO SUFFRAGE.

The New ork Tribune, Of the Fourth, IN
commenting upon the glorious truths enunciated
in the Declaration Of Independence. remarks
Those required to pay taxes should have a
voice In levying them and in erpepding the pro
ceeds-those required to obey laws should be
frairly represented in the bodies which make or
modify those laws"
Carry this proposition To its logical conclusion
and what follows The Tribune and its school
of philosophers regard it as an invincible argu.
ment in favor Of comforting upon the male ne.
groes over twenty one years OF age the elective
franchise. IL II is an axiom Ia the science Of
government that /" those required to pay taxes
should have voice 10 leyying them aud In ex.
pending the proceeds. the principle would con-
fer the right Of suffrage upon all persons who
paid taxes. whether minors. women or unnatural
i1ed foreigners Why should those classes who
pay taxes be forbidden the ballot. while white
male adult citizens. paying no taxes aud not
representing property. have voice in levying
and expending them What sort of a Re-
publican Government would |, be II property
should be made the basis of representation and
the elective franchise exercised exclusively by
property holdersf And the same conclusion fol
lows in regard to the other proposition OF the Tr
bune, that 'those required TO obey laws should be
fairly represented in the bodies which make OF
modify those laws" Where will be the limita
ton Of suffrage IL all required to obey laws
should be fairly represented in legislative bodies
for the obligation to obey rests alike upon al
who are subject to theml The question Of suf
frage is surrounded with many difficulties, and
the trainers OF the Government wisely left il with
the citizens Of each State TO determine the quail
fcation of voters within its limits. In general
law of course many must be included who are
not as we'll qualified to vote as portion o.
those excluded, but the laws now in force EN-
brace that portion of TIE population who seem to
be best calculated to make the laws and shape
the policy of the Government. And we bad
better submit 10 what near ceutury's exporiene
has determined to be most conducive to the in
terests of the State. than to make at the best
doubtful experiments. At all events, the Tri
bune's visionary ideas of universal suffrage ar,
no, practical, and in all probability would go far
TO fasten tho very evil upon the country which
il is laboring TO remove, the supremacy OF the
intellectual classes in the States which have beer
in rebellion. by placing in their hands an igno
rant population to mould to their will and pur.
noses
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-08

The following passage from MoSrKsoUrEu
A moral which needs M nointinv out

The following passage from MoSrEsoUIEu has
moral which needs no pointing out;
AS soon As a republic has encompassed the
destruction Of those who wapred TO subvert IL.
there should be an end of examples. punishments.
and even Of rewards.
Great punishments, aud consequently great
changes. cannot take place without investing
some citizens with too great a power Ii il
therefore more advisable 10 this case to exceed
in lenity. than in severity; TO Danish but few,
rather than many; and to leave them their es-
tates, rather than to make great number Of
conhscations. Under pretense Of revenging the
republics cause, the avengers would establish
tyranny. The business Is not to destroy the
rebel but the rebellion They Ought 20 return
as quick as possible into the usual track Of gov
eminent, in which every one is protected by the
laws, aud no one oppressed.