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me HeIIsbure Meeting.
LAST NIGHTS MEETTNG.

The Court House Crowded from
Floorto Gallery.
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attempted TO destroy, but which has
oyerp0wered you, Some of you, no
doubt, went into the rebellion thinking
that was the way TO office, honor and
preferment. You did not care about
country North or country South, South
ernE Confederaey or any other govern
ment so that there was snug, warm,
comfortable place for you TO sic. That
was the motive that carried many of
you to my certain knowledge. Well,
you found that was thewrOng road,
and now you have come back and still
are alter the warm, SOFT comfortable
place to sit down upon, and so you can
get it inside of Uncle Sans domains
you are just as ready to Iake it there as
anywhere else. [Applause and laughs
teri We are told in the history of the
old country of a clergyman of the
Church of England, who got to be VII:
car OF the Vicarage of Bray. Amid all
the connections Of public affairs, the
mutations of the Church, the turnings
and oYeIturniMgs of the government,
heSwasi still there. the Vicar of Bray.
Well, some one asked him one day how
It happened, what his principles We're
81 Well, ;, says he, tsthe fact Is, never
live and die the Vicar OF Bray. - And
he, has transmitted his name to our
tines as. a proSerb. for that insincere,
tricky, slippery, dodgey, cunning, unz
reliable class OF men, who, so they can
get into place and office are anybodyis,
every body's man, good Lord, good
devil, whoever il may be. Laughter.j
Men of no principle, men of no convic-
lions, men that are the derision, scofn
and contempt of all honest, virtuons
and sincere minds, With these men, OF
course, we always have the Vicar oil
Bsay asa standing character Human
nature Is the same, The fellows that
were down at Richmond running the
machine there came back here and /
want 70 be the biggest frogs In the pool. /
Il Iaughter. Gentlemen i am tired of |
that. hada little taste of thai. when |
they were In power, and I have no de- |
sire TO feel their hands again; and If / |
can help IL, God being my helper, / /
do not mean to do It. .Goodn and
applause.
= Gentlemen, sIylhat do you suppose 4
would be tho fate of the Union men
of this conntry-of Wheeling, for exsi
aulpl Elf YOU were TO let that element
back again where they had the mower 4
ia their h6nds3 Give them the whip /
and how dnypu iInagine yonJFotild fare
[t.feel the lash. saw d little speeix
men Of It to-day down below here i 1
was waiting for the train shen a-youfirs
man came along, his face Nv dis.
figured his eyes bnnged mn. He told +
me he lived IN one OF The b6fder eounl (
ties Of West Rtrginia. BE had been en-
gagged selling goods before the war, and I
had LETT home andseryed rs 4 scout in
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A CHARITY scholar under examIna-
tiOn in tho Psalms, being asked,
"What is the pcstilcnCe that wHlketh
in dmrkncss?" replied, "Plense, sir,
bcdbugs."
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
THE GREAT ISSUE.

THE UNION RETU UHLICAN PLATFORM.
Amendment of the Constitution of
I'll" United States which Passed Com
ErCSH Rt its late Session by the Com
"titWtIOnRI Majority of TWO.ThIrtlS.
RnL IN now Before ihe = GRtes for Rat.
iIicnIiOn.
Rc"l,td by the Senate and House of Rep
rCs"niatiNcS of the United States OF America.
i'll Congress assembled, tWO-thIrlS OF bOth
Houses cOncurrinE. That the following al ticle
lr proposed Ia the Legislatures of the several
SlhtCS ms an amendment to the Constitution
nt Tie United states, which, when ratified
by thrtc-inurthS Of the said Legislatures
shall he valid us n part of the Constitution,
namely:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. All persons born or
naturaliZed in the United States and subject
70 the jurisdiction thereof. are citizens of the
United states, and of the State wherein they
reside. No State shall make or enforce any
law which shall nbridgc the privileges or i'm
munitieS of the citizens of the United States.
Nnr snail any State deprive any person of
life, liberty or property without due process
OF law. nor deny to any person within Its
jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
SECTION .. Representatives shall be nppor-
TONED among the several States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number of persons i'll each state, excluding
Indians not taxed; but whenever the right to
vote at any election for electors OF President
and Vice President. or for United States Rep
rtS>cntAtiveS in Congress, executive and Judi
clpl officers, or the members OF the LegISla-
ture thereof, Is denied To any of the male
years OF age, and citizens Of the United States,
nr in any way abridged, except for Iarticipa-
iion i'll rebellion or other crime, the basis OF
representation therein shall be reduced in
the lIOIOrtIOn which the number OF such
male citizens shall bear tO the whole number
of male citizens twcnty-One years of age In
that state.
SECrI0N 3. No person shall he a Senator or
Representative in Congress clectOr of PreSi-
dent or Vice President, or hold any office,
civil or military, under the United States, or
under any State, who, having previously ta-
Ken an oath aS n member of Congress, or asa
member of any State Legislature, or as an eX-
ecutive or judicial officer of any state to
support the Constitution of the United States,
shall have engaged i'll insurrection or rebel
lion against tine same or given aid and COM
fort TO the enemies thereof; but Congress
may, bya vote OF two-thirIlS of each House
remove such disability.
SECrIOS 1. The validity of the public debt
of the United States authorized by law, in
Guiding debts incurred for the payment of
pensions aud bOuntieS for services in sup
pressing tnSurrectiOn or rebellion, shall not
hc questioned; but neither the United States
nor amy state shall assume or pay any debt
or obligation incurred i'll aid Of inSurrectiOn
ar rebellion against the United States or any
claim for the loss or emancipation of any
slave, but all such debts, obligations, and
Claims shall be held Illegal and void"
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DIR. T. J. KISNER.
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OF MHEEIIEH.


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GEO. MENDEII, Vice President.
n. g. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Office, No. Mcclure House, being the tzlme
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it coodent do without the others to

it coodent do without the others to
turn the grind-stone.
The Southern delegates some on em
wuZZent SO well pleased. "What in
thunder" sed one nv EN-, "did they
mean by pilin on the agony over tho
Yanks we killedT-by pledgfn on us to
pay the Nashnel Yankee debt?"
places. My friend, they didn't mean
it, or eff they did ace didn't. Is oath
SO hard to break? Wood it trouble
that eminent patriot Breckenridge after
all the times he swore to support the
Constitution, to swear to it wunSt more?
and wood it trouble him to break IL any
more than it did in '6l? Nay verify.
Dismiss them gloomy thots. Vallan-
digham wuZ kicked out, but Il thou
sand mules, and all urlem old and ex-
perienced, cooden't kick him out NV
our service. Doolittle talked Northern
talk COZ it's habit he got into doorin
the war, but he'll get over it. Ray
mond will be on our side this year,
certain, for last year he wuZ agin us,
and by the time he is ready to turn
agin he'll be worn to so small pint
that he wont be worth hevin, and the
Democracy NV the North wuz alluz
Ourn, and eff they wuZZent, the offices
Johnson heZ in reserve will draw EN-
like lode stun.
My deer sir, l wonst knowed II Irish
man, who WuZ sence killed in Feniun
raid, employed as artist i'll we'll
diggin. 1t was his lot to go to the bot
tom of the excavation and load up tho
buckets with earth. The dinner horn
sounded, and he, with the elacrity char
acteristic NV the race, sprung into the
Duchet and told me to hist away, and
they histed, but as they histed they
amOozed themselves droppin earth
onto him. "Shtop!" said he, but they
didn't. "Shtop!" said he, ''Or be gorra
l'll cut the rope" My deer sir, Ran
dali, and Doolittle, and Seward, and
johnson are n histin us out of the pit
we fell into in 1860. Their little talk
about debts, and slavery and sich, is
the earth they'r droppin onto us for fun.
but shell we, like ijeots, cut the roper
Nary! Let EN- hist, and when we're
out and on solid ground, wo kin, if we
desire, turn and chuck en- into the
hole.
All went off satisfied-the Northern
men, for they carried home with en-
their cOmmishuns-I, feelin that my
POstOtlice wuz sekoor, for cf, with the
show we've got, we can't re-elect John
son, the glory NV the Democracy heZ
departed indeed.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, z. NJ.
(Which is PosLmaster.)
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Sensible MnrIm.

Never taste an atom when you are not
hungry; it is suicidal.
Never hire servants who go in pairs,
as SISTERS, cousins, or anything else.
Never speak of your father as "the
old man,"
Never reply to the epithet of drunk
ard, n fool, or q fellow.
Never speak contemptuously of wo-
Never abuse one who was once vour
bosom friend, however bitter now.
Never smile Mt the expense of your
religion or your Bible.
Never stand at the corner of n street
Never insult poverty.
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EtIECiARAY INSTITUTE,
" (French and EngIish.)
For Young Ladies' Boarding and Day PupIIs
I'57 and I09, Spruce st, Philadelphia ia.
VIII reopen on THURSDAY, Sep. %.
Boarl and tuition per annum...............Si $50
40 do for two or
more sisters,
(eaIch) .......... 100
French Is the Language Ofthe family. and
Is constantly spoken In the Institute,
80, MADAME D'HERVILLY,
~ "ul-oln-eou Principal.
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Under this head, the New York Clh-
zen says:
"There is one description of slavery
at the South, which was long enfor-
ced by southernerS and cOnniVed
mt by men of northern birth and resi-
dence, emancipation from which must
be decreed and established before peace
and prosperity can prevail in our re-
constructed Union. We ullude to sla-
very of speech. Since the war it has
been fully established at the North, as
is recognized by the fact of the recon-
mendOtiOn at the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, that body of southern orators
should stump the northern states, Civ
ing correct accounts of the state of fool
ing and opinion at the South, and ex-
hibiting the spirit that is to control pol
itics in that section hereafter.
'"This is movement which it is i'm
possible to find fault with. But it would
do no harm to either section were it
made mutual movement. 1t is true
that since the war there has been much
misunderstanding of southern motives,
much misconCeptiOn of southern Opin-
ions, much miSstatement of southern
facts prevalent at the North. But this
condition, temporary with us, has last
ed at the South for more than n genera
ton. The term Yankee indiscrimi-
mattel y applied to every American born
north of Maryland, has always been
one of Opprobrium, and Yankee opin-
ions, in print and in speech, have ever
been deemed fit subjects for suppress
sion by the strong hand. Now, it
should be distinctly understood, that
In the Union of the future, which may
bN called the Union as it should be,
speech, which includes the written word
ns well nS the word of mouth, may 10
free everywhere"
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THE New York WOrLd ftncies that it
cOmmendS JOhnsonism to tho loyal
people of the Union by such paragraphs
Hs the tollowinE:
DELEGATES TO THE MEAN WHITE CON-
VENTIOS FROM THE BOGUS STATE OF
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, WEST VA, Aug. 2G.-The
following gentlemen nre appointed del
egates to attend the Philadelphia Con-
vcntiOn OF Southern SncukS on the Sd of
September: Gov. Boremnn. Senators
Wiley and Van Wrinkle, and Generals
Kelley, Harris, DuvalI, Lightburn and
Strother (POrte CrayOn.)
If fthese are Southern sneaks," }" where
shall we look for the true men of West
Virginia? While treason foamed and
seGthed around them, they were true to
their country and her flag. Nearly all
of them fought through the war for the
Union; not one of them was ever for n
moment other than loyal and devoted.
Had the rebellion triumphed, they
would have been hunted from their
homes, il not killed while defending
them. They would have beon disfran2
chiscd and ostraciZed as traitors to Old
Virginia. DO these men deserve such
insult?
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LADY at tho Louisville and Nash
vile depot the other day, startled every
body by crying out: "I've got the
choiera!" A fine boy soon made his
advent into the world, and it proved
fantum
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9usuranrr.

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
President, GEORGE X. WHEAT,
TTce President, JAMES Mc(.LuNEN.
DIRECTORS:
John f. Wilson, A. C. Quarter,
Sam1 Harper, Jas. &. Orr,
George Adams, James McCluncy,
I. +. Updegraff, George X. Wheat.
Christian Smith.
NNHIS COMPANY HAVING REEN Full
l. ly organized, is prepared to transact buSi-
ness and asks liberal share OF public patrO-
mage. Rates us low as any tirSt-ClnSS company.
Office No. d Monroe street, up stairs, next
door to First National Bank.
mr22 JOHN BISHOP, Sec'y.
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES COM
i bining tho maximum or efiIcieI'cv ami
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sent on application. Address,
,,,, j. {. HOADLEY & CO.,
SLs-Smeoo LAWRENCE, Mass
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The Louisville Journal, which with
all its faults, has many lucid intervals,
addresses itself as follows to that dia-
bolic sheet, the New York NepS:
The desperate factionists are doing
their worst to intlame the popular mind
and to involve the country i'll further
commissions. An ntrocious Jacobin
paper in New York urges the President,
upon the reasSembling of Congress, to
take steps to force the admission of the
representatives from the South.
This means coup d. etGt, nothing
more or less. The sheet in question,
which never failed to rejoice ut Union
defeat or to bewail n Union victory,
wants the President to resort to force
to effect the admission of said repre-
sentativeS. 1t wants him to surround
Congress by bayonets and soldiers. Ii
wants him to play the Cromwell or
Louis Napoleon. 1t wants him to take
the initiative TO Il renewal of civil con-
vulsiOns. 1t desires him, in Il word, to
turn military dictator and overthrow
the forms Of republican institutions.
1t is of course II Radical, reasonable
sheet, and of course rejoiceS exceeding
ly in the secession victory in this State.
Its proposition for the President to
turn dictator and trample upon tho
forms OF law, Rs well as the spirit and
letter of the Constitution forcibly illus
trateS the black and diRbOlical character
of the desperate secession faction in the
Northern StntcS-n faction that is con-
temptibly small, but whose malignity
is in an inverse ratio to its numbers.
II is this contemplate, REASONABLE fac
ton that is hanging like milestone
upon the Presidents skirts. It insists
upon sustaining him. It's perpetualIy
beSlObbering him, dnmning him with
its praises, and Mt the same time urging
him to commit unlawful acts, which
would, of course, have the two-Cold eff
feet of reproducing commissions and of
utterly and forever blasting his policy
of reconciliation. There is deviltry pc
Culiarly Satanic in the support which
the Jacobin faction in the North is Civ
ing the President! There is method in
it, as we'll as an undying hatred of the
Union, betraying itself upon all occa-
siOns. The support () of the President
by this malignant disuniOn coterie in
the North is one of the chief obstacles
to the success of the Presidents policy.
The masses there lOathc it with II de-
testRtiOn that nothing can smother or
eradicate. They ascertain which WaV
the secession cOterie goes, and they take
the opposite direction. Whatever the
disreputable junto sustains, the masses
deem unpatriOLic, if not reasonable,
and hence they are almost sure to vote
it down. There is II pretty wei
grounded suspicion in the minds OF
patriotic men that the organs that sus-
tain this junto are kept up by the dom
inanL party opposed to the President
for the purpose of being able to quote
from them in his favor, and thus to
damage him in the public mind j.!
Whether this is SO or not, it is certain
that the Radical Republicans always
make free use of the secession papers
for the purpose of making or trying to
make the President and his policy un-
popular in the North, and generally
with great effect.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-02-01
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