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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-26
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At meeting Of the non'eommissioned
officers and privetes, Of Company b..
lsb,h O. v. L. held at Alexandra, Va.
Oct 18th, 1865. Henry Yost, was called
TO the Chair. aud Charles w. Bowe, " as
chosen Secretary. Thomas J. Blair and
George Clair, Hugh C. Magoiiiu, Hiram
Shumakcr and John Wise, were appoin-
ted Committee to draft resolutions cI-
pressiyc of the sense of the meeting in
relation to the death Of Isaac a, BILL
MAN. The Committee presented the fol-
lowing resolutions which were unanim-
ously adopted
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty
God TO remove from our midst, our fell
low soldier and companion, ISAAC A.
BrLLMAs. late of Seneca County, Ohio.
THEREFORE,, RESOLVED, That while wo
meekly submit to the dispcnsation OF
Providence, and realize that of a truth
"Whom the the Gods love, die young"
We feel that his loss has created void
that cannot be tillcd, aud that his manli.
ness and his noble traits of character has
90 cndeared him to us that words are In.
adequate to express our deep sorrow.
RESOLVED, That we desire to express
to his parents, his friends and relatives
our heart ict sy mpathies, and to hope
our mutual loss may be his infinite gain
RESOLVED, That a copy of these reso-
lu,ions be forwarded to his parents, and
also to the Tiffin TRIBUNE. for publication.
HENRY YOST, Chair.
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THE t. FIN MARKET.
CORRECTED wEtkIY avs BSSt,ru.
TIrYty Oct. As, 1868.


CORRECTED wEtkIY avs BSSt,ru.
TIrEiN, Oct. IS, 1865.
FLOUR-SS so a II 90
WHEAT-Firm OF 81 95 tVSl 10
CORN-Firm at 40c for shclled from
teams.
OATS--Firm at CSC from teams.
WOOIs-Sclling at 55c. to 6j,
'SEED--Clovcr SS 90. Timothy 80 80.
FLAX SEED-S2 90 per pushed.
RYE-75c, per bushel.
CANDLES-Stcarine SOC tallow 3O@2oc
SOAP-Gcrman IL. common &c.
TALLOW-6 Gas, Greasc @9c.
POTATOES-40c@60.
PORK--Per bbl, S22 90.
WHISKY--Common per gallon 81 oo
RYE 80 90.
HAMS-lS@20c.
HIDES--Grccn 7c dry lac.
CALF SklNS.-l2c,Kip skins &c
SHEEP pELTS Fresh 25c@$i SO
BEESW AX-30c per pound.
BUT rER--20c per pound.
EGGS--l6c per dozen.
LARD-Kegs, lsc.
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"NJt cent"
"Thars bad--you have nothing LEFT.
to work with"
"wha; must be done ! "
You must return to your desk and
abstract another hundred thousand doll
lars
"What must do that for ! :"
"To preserve your character and save
you from State Prison. With the hun
dred thousand you are to steal tomorrow
! intend to compromise with the bank
Your stealing artrr tomorrow, will
amount to two hundred thousand dollars
| will call at the bank and confess your
offtnsc. will represent myself as your
heart broken uncle "poor but honest.
will offer the bank fifty thousand dol
lars TO hush up the matter. The bank
will accept. This will leave fifty thou.
sand dollars to divide between YOU ane
mc-that is twenty five thousand apiece,
With this sum you can retire from busi'
ness.
The young man listened and took or
wisdom. lie doubled his dcfalcaiion ouC
compromised as the lawyer said he
should. He is now worth two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, and is counted
" one Of the most respectable gentlemen
in New York.
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Chanccry sale.

Chanccry sale.
PURSUANT to tss command ofa dc.
= cretal order of sale from the Circuit
Court of the United Suites for the North.
crn District of Ohio, in cunso therein
pending, wherein Edwin Ludlow is Com
plninnnt. and the Clinton Line Extension
Rail Road company and others, are De.
iendnnts, ] shall offer for salo at public
auction, to the highest bidder, but for not
less than two thousand dollars, at the
southwest door of the Post Office build.
ing. in the city Of Cleveland, in said Dis
trict, on
SATURDAY, the 2Sth DAY OF OcToBEn, '65'
at 10 o'clock A, NJ, the Railroad of said
Clinton Line Extension Railroad Com.
pnny, extending from the city Of Tiflin
Seneca county, Ohio, to Hudson, in the
County OF Summit, Ohio, including the
right OF way therefore, the road bed there
OF, the supcrstructures Of all sorts there.
on, its water and other station houses
and shops, and the lands und grounds
connected Herewith, and held by il for
the purpose of erecting thereon water
and other station houses and shops, and
all tools or implements used or provided
to be used therein, and in constructing
and repairing cars and mnclIin.
cry for said road. or the track and su.
perstructurcs thereof, all turn tables, all
depots and bulldogs, fixtures and struc.
lures ofwhatever name or nature, and
the lands and grounds connected there
with, used or provided to be used In op.
crating said road, and all cars, engines
and rolling stock belonging to said Com
pany. all supplies of timber, ties, lumber,
iron, fuel and other property, provided by
said Company, to be used in constructing
and operating said road, together with all
corporate franchises Of said Company,
including the right and franchise to act
as corporation. To be sold as an en-
tirety, aud for cash at the time of sule.
Cleveland, Sept. 26th, 1865.
EARL BILL,
U. s. Marshal ofsaid District, and Spe.
cial Master Of said Court.
J. PILLARS and BAcKUs g. EsTEP, Com
plainant's Solicitors.
Oct. 8. ls65.-$l3,65. 6l-4t.
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Falling.

Falling. f.
Autumn begins to look more and more
like herself, as the leaves begin to fall
Within a few days, vast change has
become apparent in the field and forest.
The meadows begin TO look brown and
rusty, and tho leaves are fast changing
from green to gold and scarlet. In two
or three weeks hence, many of the for.
est trees will stand out boldly in their
nakedness, while others will appear in
the most brilliant Of costumes. The
sound of rustling leaves is beginning to
be heard even now. Soon every trace Of
the summer will have disappeared. Az.
tor the installation Of autumn, genial
Indian summer will peep in, to give US
one more taste Of sunshine, before the
advent of winter.
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Obituarp.

Died, in Slough Hospital, at Alcxan-
dria, Virginia, Oct. 9th, 1865, with the
Jaunjiec, IsAAo A. Bu.IMiS, a member
Of Co. d, l95th, O. v. I.
In Green Springs, Sandusky county,
o., the 18th inst. Of Typhoid Fever,
Mrs. BARBARA, widow f John Sunch-
icomb. aged 5s year,, 10 months and 8
days,
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Wood Wanted.

Wood Wanted. -,
Good Wood will be received at this
Office on subscription. If any of our
subscribers desire to pay their sub
scription in Wood, they will please
bring it in Immediately.
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Ohio Stove Works.

We invite attention to the advertise.
.,e,. of g. M. YERx, and his superior
.,iee of Stoves manufactured at the
Ohio Stove Works, which commanded
che Prem, um a : the late Seneca County
Fair. The pnb.,ic will also fod an
e1celicnt assortment of Mouse keepers
Goods at their Stove emporium, embrn-
cling most every Article for the comfort oi
house keepers.
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Public Sales.

Public Sales.
BY Posters printed at the Tribune
office, we note the following Public Sale,
for the benefit of such Of our readers as
may desire to purchase any Of the proper
ty enumerated:
On Thursday, November cd, 1865, Mr.
John A. Ellis. will sell lot of work
horses, colts, cows, sheep, Hogs, and Q
general variety of farming implements
Farmers and others having their sale
bill printed at this Office, will receive
local notice as above.
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Twenty Tuns Of Grapes.

The Sandusky Register of Saturday last,
.,ys the steamer Island Queen brought
over from Kelley's Island the doy before,
ten tuns of grapes. There were, perhaps,
not less than twenty tuns of grapes
shipped from that city, Saturday mCrn-
ing, and still the picking on the Island
has hardly commenced.
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Sacred Concert.
The excellent Choir OF the C'ermaf
Catholic Church, OF this city, the emf
nent Musician ard Organist, Mr.. SPIL IS
leader, will give an ORGAN AND Vocal
CONCERT, q. their Church on Sunday
evening ncKt.
Persons desirous Of h,aring good mu'
sic, as composed by the great masters
Beethoven, Mozart and others, should
not fail to ottend, and be inspired by the
solemnity of the performance.
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Wise Mon Steal and Compromise.

Last summer bank clerk in New
York, stole 800 900. He lost the mo-
ney by " fighting the tiger" He then
called upon lawyer and Informed him
that he was ruined man, and though,
of suicide. This led to the following diu.
logue
+" How much does your defalcstiop
amount to 7" 4
"One hundred thousand dollars"
Got any left :"
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Religious Service.
The Rev. Ne, WHEELER, of Sandusky
city, will preach in the NJ. E. Church,
next Sabbath morning and evening. lie
comes to represent the Centenary OF
American Methodism. No collection
will be taken up.
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MEDICAL.
II. B. MARTIN. MD.

Formerly Of Melmore, (Iate Surgeon IN
the Army has permanently located in
Tiffin.
Having had fifteen years experience in
the practice of Medicine he hopes to mer.
il and share the patronage of the public.
Residence on Monroe Street, in the
house formerly occupied BY Judge Hord.
Office with DR.. Franklin, in National
Hall Building.
All calls attended either night or day.
II. b. MARTIN, NJ. ID.
Oct. IL, 1865. 52-tf.
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Mustered 0ut I!

Mustered out
The l94th and l95,h o. V. Infantry.
fColoncls A. S, McCook and II. b. Ban
ninr0 now on duty at Washington, are
ordered to be mustered out. These are
the last OF the Ohio regiments organ
lied last spring which went to the Eus-
tern army.
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TuB TRIBuNBA-Singlc copicsoftho
Tribune for sale with or without wrap
pers. Price ) cents.
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Lost.

A small Key with big stick attached
70 II. The finder will be literally rewar-
ded by returning it to
HERsHIsER e. MYERS.
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LocAL & MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Good Winter Apples, on
subscription to the TRIBUNE.
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Marriage Certificates, . r.,
Just printed and for sale AZ inc A"'
bune office. Call and see them.
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Public Lands
SCRIP FOR SALE

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. I, 1865.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions of on Act of the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio passed April
ID, 1865, the undersigned State Officers
will receive proposals for the purchase of
the Land Scrip received from the United
States, for the establishment of an Agri
cultural College or Colleges in the State
of Ohio.
THE SCRIP CAN BE LOCATED ON ANY
VACANT UNITED STATES LANDS, SUBJECT
TO ENTRY AT PRIVATE SALE, AT 81 rs
PER ACRE. Mineral Lands excluded.
No proposition win be received for less
than one hundred aud sixty acres.
lf more convenient, proposals may be
made to the Auditor and Treasurer of any
county, who will transmit the same 10
the undersigned.
XII. 1 JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
w. HOOPER,
Treasurer of State.
w. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
Oct. 8, '65. 5I-6od.
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Read C. LEisIR's advertisement Of
l,adie, Furs in this weeks pupcrc.
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For sale.

] desire TO sell a fraction over one.
half, ofthe property known as the Fort
Seneca Mills. Consisting of one Grist
Mil, one Saw MIL, twenty acres of land
and two fine dwelling houses. Is located
sixlmiles north of Tnin, on the Sandus.
ky river. TERMS:-Private. ANY one
desiring TO purchase, can address the sub.
scrber for further particulars.
WIN. II. NICHOLS,
Fort Seneca, Ohio.
September =, 1865. E-2mo+
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Doctor MoCook.

We are sorry to learn that Doctor
McCook, Of Stcubenville, Ohio, father OF
two generals and one naval officer, and
uncle of four more generals of the same
name died in Washington on Thursday,
ut the residences Of his son, Gen. Anson
McCook. He was appointed assessor OF
internal revenue Of the l7th Ohio Dis
trict by the President on Saturday last.
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Dun,tniai.

AT MaTiiagc NOticcs arc charged 81 % DCaths
published Free. Ohituary noticcs cents per line
AT the residence OF the brides mother
in this place. by the Rev, L II. Kefauver,
Mr.. G. X. BRowS to Miss REBEccA j..
ORwre, both of Tifiin, Ohio.
On the 10Th inst, BY the Rev. Mr.. j.
Frankhauscr, Mr.. ABRAHAM ZrSsEr, Of
Seneca County, and Miss MARY MsssSr,
OF Fairfield County Ohio.
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An Advertisement Headed

"PuBLIc LANDS Scar For SALE
will be found in the TRIBUNE, and we
invite particular attention to the same.
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New York Observer.
Read the advertisement Of the N. Y.
OBSERVER, in this weeks Tribune.
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Desirable Property.

See advertisement in to-day's paper,
headed +" Desirable Property Tor Sale.
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PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE
and Chicago, R. R.
CO-E'artncrsIlip.

STRICKER g. BROS, have nssocia-
ted themselves with A. STEINAU, Jr.,
formerly OF Cincinnati.
Mr.. STElNAU. Jr., conducts the bus.
mess of Merchant Tailoring and Ready
Made Clothing, and soliciIs the call OF
all former Patrons, assuring them that
no trouble will be spared to give satisiac.
iion in full, aud try to please to the best
of his ability.
STRTCKER BROS. e. Co.
Oct, 10, 1865. l--tf
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The Subscribers,

The Subscribers,
Arc now receiving large stoct Of
Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Psints' and Oils,
Dye Stuffs,
Varnishes,
Pure Liquors for Medicine
Brushes in great variety,
Perlumery,
Hair Oils,
Trusscs,
Shoulder Braces,
Fancey Soap,
Photographic Albums,
Picture Frames,
pagguarreun Stock, &c,
All of which will be sold upon tho
most favorable terms.
St JOHN & 20.
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Go to JoHN RoBINs' to get
your Plain and Fancy Job Print
ing neatly executed.
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The Status of Negroes in Missis-
sippi.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 22..--In the
Mississippi Senate, a resolution, aimed
at Governor Sharkey, and restricting
the rights and privileges of freedmen
to what the statute law granted free
negroes before the war, was laid on
the table, by very large majority.
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sandusky, Dayton s Cincinnati II. II.
s o U T n 4.

On and after MONDAY, Dec. S, 1864 train,
wi llrun as rolowsi
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S0UDER Il CARPENTER

always have something on hand much
below their neighbors. Don't fail to call
before going elsewhere, Us we have somo>
thing new for you every day in the week
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.sa<aSa1 FTte1ns.
TIE y ehase Of the Cslsem5i., Pa<rss is on
sGatssssteset, second door from Plair:;
The sale advertised by F. Eugene Duf;bec to
take place this day, ia Richland street, is post
poned, on aecount of unavoidable circurn j.
stances.

Lass AND GARpEsx-The owners Of vacant.
lots in and about COLUMBIA should be- eous.ell
cd and -entreatsd to ehclsse and plant them.
They willthen. ipstead Of becoming source Of
disease, become source Of health and co,nfsrt-
The rich areas lately covered by buildiags
exposed to the exacting sun of midsummer,
maybe subject Of apprehension. Planted,
aud the. rich deposits effeeule1t matter win
lose their soxious character ID giving aiirnsn,
10 the plant; and all those spots, covered with
lime ind Ssbri. ashes and burnt naaterisls. form
beds of manure in which every planswill 5o,sr-
gso, aud hxuriate. -
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s.~CoK.1J1GBz.A..--:
Thnrsaay 13efuins, Aprii 80, 1865.
0ui Bono9 opiniosa.


We fare continually ssafarteesed. sehecks5,
o'eught sp suddenly, ss by .. sharp rein and
neaEy Spanish bit, when we would sliscourse @
eur pasiis aste the evl in their affairs and tho.
Remedial which n.y psssibly still be IN our
nands for sverting them and repairing the mis- Ii
hafs already DONE The ca; 6ono:-the "what,s
the the good or use of ia"-is-a . perpetual check on
stterancss OF what avail to speakg- The 10.
yernnsnt dosssnst hsar--will not hear-=a.ir.
Elnly not heed; s1asisls are prov.rbislly deaf
% counsel. and the lsbor Of speech and fh.ukht
1s VAIN % 30 far a. thsss ,nHs coDoe4ned Shall
We gain. or do we gain. saythine by addressing
INC Peopie' II does not seem 30. Either they
ao nos hear, like the Government NOR heed,
like the officials. or theylare UNCONSCIOUS Of .uy
-, need to hear Of sny evil to reform, any danger
70 1esr' any msttsr Of any sort seriously affect
mg ths'r inteEssts. In fact, there 10 SCARCELY
any interest shows, or any action taken, by the
people. st any period, In respect to their own
sffairs, except at the time Of q popular elee.
ton; and then they exhibit NO eoneefs a. to tues.
susss. and generally choossa yery poor devil
sort OF n'eas 1rieNS tasre Il 40, sp;,io,r IL, the
eo'setry. Psrhaps there never 10. in snv .o,;.
10 - eA1cAAS sputely 0SrleuIlu-
re1 people. 1zs to+maties Of opinion aepe,d.
apoa tie ps,pefssl y,e,,tai attriton Of the o,eat
sas'es Engaged So sAs daily struggle for ezi.te.es
Andserein lies the srsnd difference which. il
All eeuntrie...is is pereeptbls between tn. aeri.
: euitur al aad the msrcantls classes The for
: aers arrivss alewly st sslelusion. # il aver
reaches it at sll. wbiij the latter reaches it at
boand and has carried tepinion into perform
Ancs lo&g before tha former begins to mediate.
The latter may bjundsr, and doe. blunder q
~ thousand t'nnesenay. tnmblea over, and fall.
prsstrate in its impulse; but the sam. mental
activity which has made it 20 inprudentlv for
ward, enables it as promptly to recover itsslf
:eaP up. take new s1aad, and, lessoned bv it.
experience, to mako Ms farther way success.
fully Better fall a thousand times and nick
yourself up aeain, than net move at ALI Better
a'e in IN battle Than of etrophy and inanition.
) st.esief go through chaos Of false opinion. in
.se effort to reach the right than hover uss he
ora'ns ram to any purpose, Of at all Lssthe reader
ps.ssns this nattsr. for himssh We will bat
NOD, 'aat where there is No opinion formed. 6.
iRsthe eoainusd process Of fori;ssatisn. ther. ia
teaHy ,.2 ne ps0rle. In such States, the Govern.
lne''t. essentially an oligarchyCasd nrst rest
m ysry Jew bands, whatever the obvious pol;cu
sf the 9rclated design of hs:instisutioss
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Ts CoRREsroSDENTs-We thank our ceres
pondent, 'senSx.' Is. R. B.,) for his eonmuni.
cation, but nxefer that lie should address it
directly to the members of the Geperal Assem-.
blyrse'ho'ss giving st to The public in print Let
the policy of its publication be determined BY
their actisn. 1t is certainly subject upon
which our public ea,s,.os act, without the pre-
vious decision of the Legislature; nor even
then, save through the interposition Of tn.
aRointed officers. The Ms. viii be- reserved
for the author, who can easily place it before
tho General Assembly. through some Of the
representatives of Rishland,
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For Rent.

#31 A LARGE and. CoAMoDIous RESI-
a4k DENCE on Sshate street, betw cen Sumter
and Marion streets. The house contain, eieht
roome; the seryants' houssi arc ample. Apply
to A. r. PHILLIPS,
April 1e- t6~ At DR. Geissr'A
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$500 Reward.

OST,, about Friday last, COW and CALF:
~ The COW is dark ash color, with very larxe-
horns; notin very coed ORDER The calf il a
heifer. about a yearlold, white BODY with red
head. The COW aud calf are. always seen to-
gethsr- Tire above reward will Be paid for
thsir delivery to me. or any information lead
ing to their recovery. A. TRACER.
April 20 = t3s
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Que lady of Richmond has given M b.r
teMs.l!S valued ct $14o. 600. to The Treasury Of
si'e c.slfsserass States golden example.

Tho famous blue grass region of Kensuesvis
z an with gu4ril(aas
u s. Pass cSssss IL n. zssss. zsssssse '0f the choir
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h Che debate on the Oregon hill, in 1s4s,
Daniel Webster ssid: Il understand that 81, 5.
half the people who settled in Illinois arc peo-
pler or dascepdsnts of people, who came from
the Southerh Statea And suppose that one.
third Of the people of Ohio are those, Of do.
scendants Of those, who srnigrAtsd from the
South" We daresay that large proportion
Of the people.of other &orth.w estern states
areain like manner, Southern citizens, or men
Fof Southern descent. -
ThSm6s formidable armies we have encosn.
tered il this wat ere made up Of North western
men. and Kentsekiana and Tenpesseeane It is
the hands Of her ewn chiidrsa that:haye given
the South more trouble than an the. Puritan.
European and African troops combined.
Doubt less, this is true. 1t is an i'll bird that
fouls its own nest, saith the proysrb. But what
must be the terribl. ignorance of people
which th~s prompts them not only to bind
themselves as the tools of tyranny and usurpa-
ton, but which prompts them to lift Particidal
hands against their own ancestry. Nay, which
makesFthenl lift weapons, against people ac-
tsally fighting taesr battles, for the South
really is wsging war for the freedom Of
agriculture. The West IL almost wholly agri
cultural, and it is 6 fishtingns now to uphold and
extend the ssurpation of the ranufa sturino O
and trading population of.New England, Penn
sylvnnia and New Ee,k This. ignorance Of
the people Is the terrible curse of every coun.
try the real source Of all its mischisfs a.d must
be essentially the curse Of al demosracies,
placing them at the mercy Of the cunning de.
n1aeogue, who soothes heni with lie. while he
saPs tho vital fluid from theft stem-the
vampire who fans them to sleep, while he sucks
the blood from the very fountains Of the heart.