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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
$40 Reward.

n. Was stolen from the premises of the suhscii
fS.sA her, usar Iron Hill, IA Penelisr Hundred. Oh
AIl the uiEht of the I'D lust, dark blvwn Cana
dian Horse " ~, heavy mHue the le eye dnl hug,
hia ,nuler heHDittun VIII 10 III the hind sri only
tour years old, and uushd, The above reward viii lie
paid iu his rptutn OF fir such Information will lead
l., his IL, OyetS TcsInablr reward VIII also he pail
l,r the arrest and conviction OF the thief
.rut I7.1tw LkNl GREEN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

g8-A Union Meeting will be held In the City
Hall, on Friday evening, when addresses will
b delivered by Robert s. Davis, Esq, of Phil
ad- piia and Capt. Killgore, late of Wisconsin /.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
MARRIED

On the 10th instant, by Rev. Thos l.. Poul-
son, Richard Warpole and Arabella Cas,elow,
all OF Delaware City
In Rochester, N. Y, Sept. 4th, by the Rev.
AC. Kendrick, D. D., Rev. J. $. Dickeraen,
OF Pittsburg, Pa, aud Emma H., daughter OF
Professor j. F. Richardson, of Rochester Uni
versiLy.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
KsIR'T

IAN Monday, September 81, at Middleton, black
, Summer Coat, containing two Memorandum Books
and several letter. aud Bill, Inward Of Sl0 will he
giyun f the the coat and contents the
tens Ouly, At either the house OF c. Lppencot or l.
h Davis, Middle own. Ne questions asked. The N
teut. are OF no use - any except the owner.
Odessa, sept 1881 WIN. POLK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
q NOTICE.


orfICE or TIE CHEsAPEAEs AND DELAWARE CASAI c..
August 10, 1896.
general meeting Of the ropretots u the said
pany is hereby apoOintrd to take place MONDAY,
the list DAY OF OCTOBER 1865 1T II o'cLook, A. Nj, At
the ohcs OF the Company az Walnut street Philade-
phia. A, @ GRAY,
aug 2O-6t4w Priest Ches. A Del Can< CO
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
NOTICE.

To all whom II MAY Concern
The undersigned intends to make application at next
s. zion Of the Legislature of the state OF Dsawa for
4 DIVORCE driHcHiJ Nuiriponi, between him and his
wife, susan NJ. bennett a. II BENNETT
~ LlmlnnInu. SAINT L lhn6 Inn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Price Il Phillips.

Successors to Samuel Kelly
Inform their friends and the public generally that
they hayc taken the Mn, below the Bridge on
the Whining on side of the Brand wine, and are now
prepared to grind grists short notice. wheat eoru and
oats bought at the htg hest market price.
flour and all kinds Of feed constantly on hand aud
sid Of the lowest market rates Every wishing
purchase are invited to call BENJAMIN PRICE,
sept BASIN JOS. r. PHILLIPS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

tP-I have Just received the latest STYLE of Pa Il
dress and cloak buttons in great variety john h.
Frock, 7O5 Market street.
tY@T The latest style Of bugle ornaments, ginps
and buttons, for fall trade, at John E. Frockt No
705 Market street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Special Inducements to YOuns
Mon


| do horeby appoint Hayes braves and Jackson
Holmes to apLrAise az Estray, which has been on the
premiseh OF Thomas Nj Dsey To- thirty days.
Nokeby April l. B6G, JOHN WOOD, J. =,
We, the uudeTaigned appointed Ms shove to appraiSs
stray Colt At the farm OF rhOmas kiusey, North
Ghris,iauA Hundred would say tbstsAid Colt Using
two old is aght bay star in the face, and gh
hind toet white, and valued at Fifty Dollars.
UAYES GRAVES,
hpril . l9th l2-6m JACKSON uULAiEs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
STRAY COW

p,g,,-34 Uame 10 the premisas OF the undersienee
RSSsnssr G-ntrsyille. ia ohristanA nundrsd, on
49, lhursdAS, August Slth. pale Red aud " bite
Gov. then near cayiDE and nov having her calf by
her slde. The requested to torw ard aud
prove property, pSy charges and take her away, or
oherwiNe she will be disposed Of MS the Law directs
sept ~ CANDY CLEMENT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Delaware City Academy.

1--WE next term this school will begin ID, - on
| MONDAY sept. "a, ls66 ibo Princi al reers To an'
II those III, had clIren wards in Ills charge daring
tue pts ,ci Information regard to the character
OF the school For te. ms, a. apCly 10 -
L. II. HAUGHEK.
sur6!m Principal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
DIED.

DIED.
In Kennett Township, on the LIST inst, VII.
liam Andrew, son OF Joseph A., aud Jane Y
McFaran, aged IL years and months.
A light is from our household gone,
A voice we loved is still,
A place is vacant at our hearth,
Which never can be filled
We saw his suffering, heard his signs,
With aching heart and fearful eyes,
But now all pain and suffering past,
He sweetly sleeps on jesus breast N.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
BRICK BRICK BRICK

Tho Manhattan Bd'k Manufacturing Company. is pre-
pared to furnish Dk il qu ,ntty at lowest Market
rates, delivered at their wotks KeSpnrt, ION the
Raritah Bay New Jersey any point accessible by
water. EDWIN WILMER, President,
Once, IA Broadway New York, or Report, Monmouth
Co, New Jersey, Sept 20sw,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

~ Runaway from the subscriber In White Clay
TX Greek Husdred an apprentices Boy, named john
IN NDegIoUt All persons are forbidden to barber
XII tIusi him lny uocsunt The above reward will
be paid ior his return, hut Ne charges,
Sept 2O..3t CASPER W. SHEPPARD
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
asla,tars q spnblitaa.
THURSDAY, septic nber 81, 1856.

IHUNODA1, SUpUtTHDcT ", IoUU.
UBLICAN UNION NOMINATE NS
For Governor,
JAMES RIDDLE,
For Representative IN Congress,
JOHN l.. MtKIM.
For Sheriff,
SAMUEL ALLEN.
For Coroher,
BENJAMIN T. BELLEW.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
UniOnvilIe Academy.
Boots and Shoes.
LippOtt's
ORNI CHOCOLATE.

1HlS highly medioated preparation has proved most
situal IN tSpeling Worms irom the human system,
being the torn OF popular Chocolate, be admin
i-tered to CHILDREN without difficulty; II Is pleasant,
sale aud reliable Acknowledged and recommended by
NEEDLES al men Worm des roger. Prepared only
by tho Sole Propri.tors, C. W. LIPpo rr AGO, Medical
De OF l3i Brown St. Philadelphia For Sale by all
spectacle Druggists, sept 20Sm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

The best Literary, Family and Agricultural Nswsps
per published. Issued every WEDNESDAY,, thorough e
IL loyal aud independent Price 81 SO cash. per anunm
Every family should have IL. Specimen numbers sent
As an advertising medium 1t is unsurpassed Address
PHILIP X. FREAs,
sept lT-3tws Germantown, Philadelphia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
FairvilIe Institute,

For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
Faivlr, Chester Co, Pa.
The Winter Session VI this Institution will open iOr
the reception u Pupils Second day, (SOnday 18TH
oil 10Th mouth (uotObetD aud cIntlnu' twenty week4
The n instruction embraces all the branches OF
thorough English aud Classical education, together WIN
Music aud Drawing Terms for boarding, washing, iue
.hts tuition in English Branches Latin and fr1seh
Lang iagos, flbO per week. For circulars addIess
JESSE u SuARPLEsS
rencher.-Iscob W Harvey, Charles 81 StehGins,
Emelinp Nialds aud Emfna ShaTplrs4. sept II
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Bacon Academy,

WOpDs WV Tvs ~ -
rINdIs Institution will be- open september .ith 1850
| rsru- ~ 70 Per week, For Circulars, address
AUGUSTUS G. NORRIS, Principal,
,r,, "a nms Wool-toWn, n J.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

KILLED BY BKEs.-ln Illinois, few days ago
Mrs. Kimball was driving along the road
when a swarm Of bees lighted upon her horse
aud literally stung him to death MI. Reid
who was working near by came mp aud was
badly stung in the vain attempt to rescue the
horse II seems that the bees stuag the horse
blind, ain ost at first, and afterwards he made
no exertions to free himself from his turmcn-
| tors. The horse lived about three hours
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
largest, most Practical and Economical
Commercial College in the State.
PRINCIPALS OF DEPARTMENTS.

Thomas May PIERCE, A. M.
II =. Barnef, h =. RsinbOld, =. Lyndall,
Ii. Kern, Z. N. Farr, Jr,, Lieut. j n Hickman
IL Several of the above speak GermAn.
y y Special terms for clubs.
H. = Soldiers received at reduced rates,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

PnoGREss or THE EIGHr-IIoUR MoyEnKsr.--The
lower house of the Ohio Legislature has passed by
large majority bill fixing eight hours as legal
days work. Similar progress has been made ia
several other States and in many industrial asso
Citations.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

reA. A Chicago dispatch Of the 23d inst. says 4
The great topic Of the day is the speech Of Prssi-
dent johnson last night. Nothing else is talked Of
The Radicals abuse It. though Secretary Seward's
speech evidently makes them more cautious. The
conservativesare more hopeful than ever and rather
admire The manner of Summer, Stevens L Ce,s
taking of, The newspapers treat the matter d.
vinely. The Republican denounces tho speech as
national disgrace and even intimates that the
President was drunk. The Jourual THINKS II was
an exhibition Of t,mIer on the part Of the Presi-
dent but admits that he made some strong points.
The Tribune has not had its ay. The Times I'd
declares it TO be his solemn duty to order the ar
rest Of Sumner, Stevens, Philips Cos and punish
them for treason. ".i. n'N n'-fE'i..lsff ~ pe
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

New YoRK, Feb. 23..Thc Posts special says,
there is much excitement in Washington over the
Presidents speech. .....
At the Republican caucus tonight moderation
was vounselled by the leader.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

BALTIMORE, Feb. 24.--At fire this morning al
6 orlock on the corner OF Ann and Fayetts streets
tamiiy OF five persons were burned 10 death
their escape being cnl OF BY lhe flames.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

psH-. We learn that young woman OF seyeaty.
four summers, married an old man Of twenty four
winters at the Roman Catholic chcreh. bsss SUM-
day morning When simmer and winter meet.
the millennium will soon come without he aid 0
sriTi,aslsm.- Aioayomefy Ledgr.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.--Tle President has re-
ceived the following dispatch -.--. ....I
'Sr LOUIS, Feb. 23.--The Conservative U MON
men of Missouri greet you with one hundred guns
for the noble stand you have taken in defense Of
the liberty of the people. ....r
lSigned,l "E, p. BROWN" r
President OF State Central Com. of Conservative
Union men OF Missouri" t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

The RADICALS on THE vEro.-The Washingtoai
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette grsaasias
the agony of his soul over the Presidents ysla.-s
Hear his report from the capitol.
Lieutenant General back In his faeo, To-day hN
has thrown veto In the face OF Congress which,
not only refers to the freedmens bill, but Govern
the whole subject af reconstruction. This action
is considered complete withdrawal from the sreat
party which elected him and union with eonses-
va,iye copperhesds and rebels. These saw bars
the only claim 10 the President, The loyal men
of the country, who In the field and ~ home have
sentative al the White House. Such Is the fssliss
in Union circles here" 4,,-,, ,.5 ..sa1s,l, ssi
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

DosT M DpcopRAaED.--F Young man, doq't b,
discouraged II you find II hard work and little pay
Work b honorable, and industry win certainly
have its reward At present the aawho is ostof
debt ard making bare support 10 well III. Don't
lie discouraged because You cant get married
just now, and take wife's cares and troubles on
your shoulders In addition 70 your ows. Wait .
little longer. Honesty and industry will soonP pct
you In position to get girl who viii divide yoaE
joys and your sorrows, At any rate, don, be dis
couraged because your wages are sniall-the con-
diton Of the country requires every business man
10 practice economy. Yea should do the sens
thing. Work on--a brighter day will dawn on
your efforts and your labor be crowned with fru-
tion OF ali reasonable hopes and expectations, ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

New YoRK, Feb. 22.--Latest Mexican news by
the steamer Mordecastle, says that two responsible
editors Of the Cowtien newspaper, published at
Orizaba, had been imprisoned for an illegal in
fringement of the Imperial press laws. aud the
proprietors of three other newspapers had been
notified by government officers that their journals
would be suspended unless they changed their
tone. ... I..I. ..I..
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

To THE People or TESSEssRE.-At the proper
time, the reasons which governed myself and those
who acted with me, in resigning our seats in the
House of Representatives, will be given to you.-
In the mean while, | beg you, procure-if you
have not--a copy of the Franchise bill now before
the House. Examine 1t for yourselves. Respect
fully WIN. X. PosroS.
Nashville Feb. "a, 1866,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

Correspondence Of the Chronicle. .r
While the aourshing city of C!arksville has the
advantage Of newspaper to Chronicle and herald
forth to the world its increasing business, and to
call attention to Its fine building sitess-its excel
lent schools--its numerous churches, and the
many Inducements it offers to men of business and
mechanics to settle in its bounds, the neighboring
town of .". .i
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

WAsHISGroS, Feb. 24.-Speoial DispotcA 10 IA.
fusheiiie Bdnner.-The excitement in political cir.
ces over the Presidents coup detat of the 22nd il
intense. ' .
1t is freely asserted by the Radicals that he was
under the influence of liquor; and articles of i'm
peachment predicated this assertion, said Il
be incourse of preparation. -fe.or 81 /.
l state upon positive knowledge Of my own, thai
the President was never in better heath or more a
himself that his speech was the result of delibem
ton; and that he feels confidently defiant o
results. ..,...
A preliminary resolution Of censure will he in
troduced on Monday. -..I N.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
cERTIFIcATE or AUTHORITY,


OFFICE or TuE NvplTuR or STATED
INsIBANUE pLPAHTMFNT.
COLUMBus, ONO, July 10 1866
WHEREAS, The rIlENiN MU1CAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford IN
The state Of Connecticut, has filed in this offe a
sworn statement Of its condition. as required lay
the act 10 regulate Insurance Companies ndtth
cnrporatcd by the state of Ohio passed Apfft =
1881. and amended February o. 1851 and the act
"1o regulate Foreign Insurance Companies -
passed April s. 1865 and, WaEREAB. said Compa-
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evil
dencc that il is possessed of an actual Capital of at
least oSH HUNDRED Ann FIFTY THOUSAND nOiIAEg.
invested rs required lay said acts; und WHEREAS,
said company has fled in this oncc u written in
Strumcntu under its corpurido seal signed by the
President nmt Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents OF said Company in this state 10
atknoW ledge service or process, for and IN behalf
of said Company arcording to the terms oi said
;unt of AptilS 1856
Now pHERFFoRR In pursuance Of the Scts
aforesaid, I, JAMES II. GOLDMAN. Auditer uf
state for Ohio, do hereby Vertify that said iHtf-
NIX MUTUAL LlFE INsERkNtE COMPANY,
of iarlOrd, is authorized to transact the business,
of 1dfe insurance Ia this state unil the thirty first
day OF January. in thp year one thpusai,d eight
lsEAlI IN WIrNRss WHEREOF. Ihave tctemto
subscribed my name aud cauScl the seal OF nay
onicc tn he affixed the day and year above writ
ten. l jan H. hOl}M IN
Auliiorof stut,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

II ighercby certHr,t that the foregoing Is % cor
rect copy OF the statement ni Condition Of The
nnnFniN MutiIil I.ifc lus uf:nct company, oi
liabtfohl CpnhCctirut. mndu Ia and Hlcl hi tltis
Onicc. tur the ear SIG d..
fr Witness NY hand aud seal oliicalL.
SEAL t...8.. LAS i.EODhtAN, l.
jyssWa AWiiinr state
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

Rob0cL'S BiffcFS.
They are better than an Pills. roWde, 81.
pther nauscuus, disagreeabe compouwi
RObdch's BitteFs.
They can be- taken wthnut regard TO uiri
an appetizer the! have no equal
RObdch's BiffeFs.
They are prepared by an old aud skiiiW pb}
cian, itom well known vegetable romcdu.
RObdci''S BifterS.
Wherever known they have become etant
family stengthing remedy
RObOcL'S Filters.
Try one bottle and You win AWAY nsr the /.
aud recommend thom 90 others.
TsnL,saTse ftgfsgtsg
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
Real @glaie.
LFET7 z. .ApPLEGATE,
REAL rSVA'gE AGENTS,
onicc ;5g3 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON, ONO.


N SMALL EARN. "a ACRES; GOOD
brick house aud well improved, siN miles from
Dayton adjoining Liberty &it0O.
a line residence, % acres. wen improved,
within one mile OF Dayton e. 800.
a ffumc house aud iour acres, on. 1rc,ncastln
Hili. s2OO Cheap.
4 laru OF 1gO acres on Hear creek, goad land
for 500 per acre.
\ farm two miles from hay ton. on tho toyiuB-
ton pike ~ acres Of lAnd good brick house large
new barn and other out-buildines. in good order,
Good brick house and sixteen acrgs OF ldhd on
Grccncnstle Iiill, viii be sold cheap u sold soon
small FARM OF twenty -nnc acres, SIS miles from
Dayton. ON Liberty pike; vel improvedi viii De
sold cheap and on easy terms.
Good farm nelr Centervilc, in Washington
township OF 1857. ucros known a- Tire LuWifs
farm. an Ia the best of order, will lc id chcup.
Good farm, all in good Onlcr, in warren county,
on Lebanon road hOm MiddletoWu, OF one mum
dled and fourteen aud 0ueshali aCuH bargain.
Good farm Of 65 acres IN Pfeblo county oh low
isburg and West Baltimore rOadi neW house amt
barn. gOod Young orchard, all in the best order
part bottom land ON Miners fork; bargain.
OoOd frame house AMI lot on Fourth 81 above
high water mark sold at % bargain ii sold soon.
a farm OF 100 acres, mile north Of Brown's sta
proved $1,000
a farm OF % miros, good improvements, ut
Browns station, on Western Il. r. $500
A farm Of rs acres, ON Gernantowh Pike, Smiles
from Dayton Sau0O.
A number Of houses and lots in different parts OF
uh city All VIII be- sold cheap.
icb2tf LENTZ q APRLEG ATE, n, y. y.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

rhc amount Of lis capil;l or caruings de-
positpd hi any other state, rs security
iOr losses therein ........... none
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

AANOWfA y Aettfff
Prince Walton & Co., Sole Proprieto
Aud oompounder 0f stomach liiucrs Hood i'Dli
der and BLOOD Pills ami nistillcr and Alanut,c.
ttrcr OF CntaWha add Swedish himdiCs, AID nil
Kinds Of tie finest domestic liquors yhch are fii
Wholesale or in any desired quantity, al Nus lG g.
G0 and G9 East Third street, Cincinnati ohio
For sale by pfnggists amt liealcrs IN Medic,n,
every y here. H ..ul lchihdhNlt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing,
ROSE & STERN,
No. aO5 rhird street,

No. ROD fhird street,
lOne door West of Ph~niN lioHse,)
RE now receiving choir stock Of Spring and
N summer L91fhihg. embracing all the newest
aud most fashionable STYLES. rhcr stock is one "i
hs largest aud hest in she ami the good, haze
been selected cNpressN ior tht, market. lheil
mer suit oceicganc, tyle aud iiuisl, and "a general
assortment of d
HenfIeD4eIiS' Furnishing Goods.
In CUSTOMER WORM they can nut be ev-
rcIlrI having engaged as cutler, Mr.. AUGUST
LOOSE. late In the ,tnpluyot y. klOp'rr lie is
we'll known u tho citizens Of Dayton as one OF the
best m1hS line. The qIliir nl thnlf Enn'l, is uh-
ivlllp,l aud their lirus aAtti ha surl as tu give
Full = ArI-G ACTION to theit customers,
.i-sy4 tpIi aud eXuain4' aIuI assortment heiore
erchnSing elsewhere and YOU VIII Had that we
ELI4GDODS LOW Ei than thnSr who boast So
mnrl, Of b'v prices and thHr sent higher than any
al, N-c. .er. plH-dtf
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

CLEVELAND, July 81
EDITOR, LEADER: George vosburgh and
others nave made an important discovery,
which they deem highly beneficial to a
short-sighted and hayward community.
They arc now heneeforth and forever op-
posed to keeping up the old farce of cele-
brsting the emancipation of the British
West Indies, aimee as they allege the aU-
thorites on the Islands have e-ountenaneed
the brutal murder Of some fifteen hundred
of its cllored inhabitants, with the execu-
ton of an innocent man, the Rev. Mr.. Cor
don and seem to set forth in their article
in your Saturday evenings edition that fat
slavery is far better than lean freedom.
They inform US that the slaves were set free
and no provisions made for their education;
and they advise that all demonstrations OF
the kind in the future be directed 10 our
own national emancipation. So far as eel
ebrsting our own freedom, sirs. you have
our hearts and hands. But shall we forget
whence this great ball of liberty began to
roll? Shall We forget a Clarkson and a
Wilberforce?
Did not their laundering appeals for liberty
eeho across the waters and kindle SO mex
tinguishable ere for liberty in the breast Of
a Garrison, a Smith, a Giddings. and a Sum-
ner, which has eliminated, in liberty to the
enslaved of cur own land?
Her Msjesty's government did investigate
the Jamaica affair, and so did our govern
meut investigate the New York and Mem
phis riots and SO will any government do
10 exhonerate itself in the eyes of the world.
Can we with any greater degree of propriety
cease % celebrate one emancipation than
the other, they being national declarations
Of freedom2 And must we, in connection
with our Anglo-Saxon eountrymen, diseon-
tinue celebrating our Fourth of July Ma
tional Independence, which We nave cele-
brsted heretofore with so much pride snd
pomp, to celebrate the recent victory over
the rebellious portion Of our country? No,
sirs But the true lover of liberty will eel
ebrate both and we, as intelligent (ss-
sumed) people, think we see through the
thing. JustaboutnOw " there is something
rotten in Denmark Do not become petu-
liant Come, Brother Vosburgh, let US pull to-
gether in the one common cause of doing
good, and surely the Lord will bless US.
jos. L. SAMPSON AND OTHERS.