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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

BARSUM-A Conn I'd sn;a. SSsss
Of corSi ,s"I Befran csForJhanN N. Y
BRUNSgEn Brook yn on Wednesday. August ~ Sarah ~ifs Of
The Of y and % her Rehad j. oSsn,
iyited 10 attend tie iuues tom her s ssasnoe
sve Mye>se Friday ateroo9a At o'clock r'h'ui
further Invitation
ByrLgRM Yate wsinsd,y Assgs "a 2, ss Dol M. in
q Ger sei year nd 70 ia day. melted T., attend III.
T2 ss -. na isis y h if Yoate on Friday
u ocOk Carriages oil he in waiting on ARRIVAL
cARPENrsR-A. Rd,eway Jersey Merrill only Of Al
D. els cod sarah Carpenter
Neucr Of ,he funeral o
coLEaAN-os day afternoon As:q e. a. the r,asen,e o.
her brother abraham Coleman No gJi We-, Twenty sde'
ea illness Deborah Coleman In the 0sa year o. hef ago
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DuRYEA-A, I.mae, L. l. on Wednesday Ausas, a. Edward
Carter sou Albanian aud Elizabeth Duyea aged "a Jear' ana
The eais the tm, arc respectfully invited attend the funeral
without further invitation.
FERRisAt Greenwich Conn., Tuesday August g. Ebert in
The an respectfully invited % i,send he az
from III. Capt samuel Fers, on THURSDAY too ID
inst. a. oo'oct
GooOWlE-D Wednesday, Ausa1 % 1866 Robert irgn God
win youas-. Obi Charles aud Hannah Goodwin ssei9 months
The s a,;so 90 Ss" IS Ass' W RI '"
PURsER-Ou Meny August a. Alice Grsttan infant daughter
Gauge II and Priscilla 5 Pufsef
PARRINGTOY-on weinsdy Aagus e. John Pafrnssoo aged
Flner ri. dny O'Clock from bis late residence No Ss E.,
Twenty 5urhst Relatives aud trends are respectfully invited
attend
PALMERou Tuesday evening August a. snr painful nssrio,
ineis Mrs Cara Palmer wf, Of Eristl Primer IL 'he ooh yeh
lie. roaa. will be taken Canton St Lawrence County for inter
v1LLAMsoN-Ia walassord Gem Tuesday Angus, 81 aud
months and % dsys John and Sarih H. Williamson
Of Brooiiyn
5e Arm wife d David Re and daughter Of the late Peter
re riS. and ri nd, Of the family respectfully oyi,sd to A.
end the from bre Church corner o. pioau"sy sns
Trnh - on Thursday the jd inst. a, 81 o'clock ~ ~'hoo'
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NETWORK CATLY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. AUGUST 81 1866

cau,'ess o. loyt peassfri and vltuogs citizens
wicked 10 ptI1l and Eells O. execution.
Nerecogrze witt ~ oand dsapp Nsiuent AMI sorrow
tegfre ~ nora. ald political deprsrv vfch tfs 10 pi''
vigilance D. low rrei tie part Of ti1ss hy whose yta
ala arms Ae Union saved Orr % secure the li D.
tnst ttioiy justice viii peace and liberty with g1iI1
"A p.hh 4t,te- ~ invitation % the de.egf}s was
adopted concluding IS follows
Your sureriog during the commanded helriieSt
smpatles and we promised ourselves that its Triumphant
close "oad Dug to you your reward no. Only m release
persecution ont N enabling you TO carry into effect your oDe
aspirations o. moulding into glorious nationality tle n
eTo jlrTng OF our country With you grieyc
seeks 10 reward treason and to punish haeuty LleIy
nor can We see aught but EVIL for the lu'uIo
IN the ubhoiy alliance between those on ne 9De
hand who sought TO subYert the Government and on We h
who cndehyorsd TO cripple that Government IN its Efforts OF
self preservation. With think the desInies OF ,no
Republic should not be oOnfded to who have aboreI @
It's destruction. With deprecae the measures WhIoD
place loyalty defenceess the power of such m1 as
lied the New Orleans With you, we de=re TO SEE
treason made Odious order to secure for our peffJ
tue blessings OF peace With you. Te supported tbs Na
set TO be hollow true 10 which both parties sho- De
eorung strength for anOtser conhie Nor sas u 70 ~ an
artfcs Wy which traitors should Obtain through ssallyn
ends Which they had failed to sscure BY force fos nave sus
country unity fact well and we al ecognz'
only be obtained by giving unserasi cons
ssnction TO the seraot rendered on te hen Vi pa
being communy Of feeding and OF purpose we hea
10 all hOEOr for the sseroes You have made aus when
you are ready 10 contiroe to the end we sSan at
all times feel hr5e bpnored by inc pres
snce OF yoHs steadfasy and dlScofrnpubie psuig
would respectfully reiue IT your attendance On the
de- OF Sep eeber that full int exchange oil seotinens
nav consolidate the nds OF mutual sympathy ana
good VIA Nav righteous God Oil yet your denoera'Vhs
render assembly efficient Instrument IN restoring
cousy harmony anc unity to Thioh IL has 30 o'g
n afr
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THE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.
OPENING THE TROTrISG CONTEXT.

OPENING The TROfflNG CONTEXT.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
CLEVELAND ONO. Wednesday, August o. ie6
Tee Horse Fair commenced to-day the lowering
weather OF a.t might which threatened to interfere mater
ally with todsy proceedings disappeared this morning to
the great relief sporting community and tue graea
ton of an interested In the saeeess'cf The far
Though for tOdsy were OF the common otue
q interest the part OF the pisc' aho
TIE attendants. was sge All tie arrangements had been
perfected at at the advertised hour fs the opening no
msseda delay found necessary. The opening race was
purse OF so open Cleveland horses that bad not
shown better than I'm. sos.
Mile hests three h ye Seven euries NJ sdc ard the
contest spirited though satrely OF local Interest The
second for purse Of $780, twone heats, two IN
ahree open to the world. Foos entries we're made, VIZ
h,orisey las Rich owned u Chicago) Pilot and ST Wal
Setting Sss Rich the favorivt bets ranging
iron 500 to So There good deal Of excitement over
this contest home feeling remas'ng high on the rse
sentative horse OF this Locality. Sir Walter.
The race was very fine the horses being IN the hands
of good drivers and their ,st speed brought out Tho
first heat was won by wster 5s Silas Rich second
errissey third Pilot distsnyed The two following heats
we're by Sas Rich in 5;lS and 56 Sir Walter coming
in second and the Others badly behind
Tomorrow two occur. the first for purse OF
500 owned in Cleveland that have never shown
and the purse Of $500 for horses that have
never shown a. opsn wosi -Four entries made
r the latter race Jeannets GRAY. Eagle American
star Rodney tho latter being the sVorte Ia the pools
to-oight
The city filing up WITH visitors b, be present at the rce
VI Friday foe the big pnse.
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PRNvSYLVANIA.
GREAT UNION MEETING AT READING.

GREAT UNION MEE4lNH ~ h--AD'''
specis Dispatch o Tie y. y. Tribune
PyADRa wednesday August q ls6i
Reading the home OF Hester Ciymeri VINO "ouh HAc
TO be Governor o. Pennsylvania, today his Wl'7s'u
Grand gathering tho loyal clan At least 2VoJl strangers
were IN the city and the music Of thT brass bands anu
drum corps euligencd the scene. Gen Gely was over
whemcd with attentions and loudly cheercd wherever Ae
was seen From the various hills around the clly cannon
kept booming all day while the arrival oil spec" u".ls
upon the various railroads nude the cry the scene Oh
noisy turmoil. :, -,
About noon the many delegations who had Dee1 ~ IA!
gathering the sJTects IN al drecu"hs "ci
wheeled into line by Ma. IN Harcraft Aulof DevI
Of Penns lyena VINO surrounded by large nuu"'
of aids az the head Of the column. brass bind followed
and in the center Of about 1000 boys IN blue "oe MAJ
Gen Geary with his head uncovered lie was gTae'el
BIZ the enthusiastic cheers all along the roul inca
came o delegation Of soldiers with banner, IAe HAN
col Contrary Of Boys Blue in POttstowa, 200 strong
followed by The Boys IN Blue Of Lebanon, WIN
drum corps with banner, We vote as We
hot 100 today mostly veteran soldiers
One Hundred and Thrty-crhth Pa. luutccrs drum
CORPS coOrs of the regiment 100 Harrisburg Assoc
ciaiion of BOYS Blue about 600 strong, with fil
bass land and q WoolepIcgged soldier advance
d Lower Allen" and Hamplen townships" llO men,,
banners ana flags. Geay Wide-Awakes" 80 men,
and several Union Aags Charles Comet Band,
ot the head OF large delegation from Eist
/ Coventry Chester County. with banner.
/ It's ali mp nos, Andy; Oh my Policy Equal
nights 10 all and about 100 mcn With badges and Gags.
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THE FREEDMEN,

TYR nrRRAu OFFICERS IN NORTH CAROLINA TO Bs
ACQUITTED.
sp..a Dsp,,oh q The n. Y Tribune
WA-HNaros Wednesday Aug. % 1854
Although the findings in the cases Of the Freed
mons Bureau lately tried IN North Carolina have not been
made public it is wei understood that with possible e1cep
uoo they have all been acquitted.
FREEDMEN SENT NORTH.
Miss J. S. Griffin Of this city, who is general agent
OF the Freedmens National Rlef Association here for
varded today to the Rev A. q. Stewart At Providence K
L. q colored persons who TO DO oand employment 10
different parts OF the North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

sATIsPACrORY TRIAL OP NEW RIFLES FOR THE VOL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID TUE GOVERNMENT
LOAN.
Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune
OTTAWA Wednesday. August p 1865.
subcommittee o. tho Executive Council, consisting
of the Hon Messrs Blair, McDOugal aud Co,sburn was
appointed lately 20 collect samples OF The best Dr'ech
loading and revolving nAes which could be obtained on
this side of the Allntc with the object Of a'certannS
which would be the most servicclt weapon 70 place ID
the hands Of the volunteers the frontier tra was
accord ugiy had yesterday in the ncgborhood OF the city
two or tareo le best shots m ne c,y Joining ID L.
The result was most concnsvcy % favor OF one particu
r weanop b-clch-lo'dar, but lt revolver inc hsmo
of which is withhold With the rife m question L shots
were fired in one minute on accurate aim beng taken
every time The Subcommittee have accordingly re-
ported in favor Of this arm, and sufficient supply Tor
nret purposes Is TO De- procured % once from Boston
f,r IA, incr,s, bearing debenturcs continue
10 como in rapidly Inc amounts nov applied Tor nave
n rncL wider r,ngs than reported before. They vary
-, Sioo to slnU0). They came from all parts OF
the c,nntrv showing that large amount of money has
hr 1 IN in places where its existence was not Sus-
ctd Money il scarce in Montreal - 70 10 per cent
heinz rot for outside the Banks on paper at short dates
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CALIFORNIA.
AL UNION
DELEGATES

DELEGATES APPOINTED TO THE NATIONAL UNION
CONVENTION.
SAN FRkscIsco Tuesday Aug 81 1896
Tie California Union State Central Committee have 70
sc.ted Senator'S Conness aad Cole, and Representatives
McRuer, Biiwoil, and Highly and Frederick Billings,
Richard Cheney, and Moses Ellis, now at the East 70
attend the Southern Unionist Convention and assure that
boe5 Of the hearty sympathy Of the Un,oniss OF CALI
fOrnn.
San FRANCISCO Tuesday. Aug. p. 1885.
Cci- ID. T.. Huntingdon, late of the Army OF the
Potomac receng with 81 W join Jdarez at Mexico
Acting Gov Meagher OF Montana has issued procl.ms
ton ordering election for Sept for member Of the
Territorial Legislature Mining shares remain hrm. yellow
Jacket 800. Cholar SIS. 0phir- ss55. saoogs. si6'
Legal Tenders. 81.
san FRANCIsco. Tuesday. Aug. 81. 1850.
Manuel CULLEN, the Mexican Imperial Consul
gives Por. Angeles 10 she State Of Osxsco
Kco. opea 10 slmltei nunbe> OF vessels bringing
foreign gNg.is
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Colombo gewet on the State Of the Nation.

To NY Co0YTRYNEs The condition u the country moi
beng such TO Justify @great political movement az yet.
suggest East the independent National Convention for
nominating President and VIcePresdent the basis
hc Un,on IS wa,, creep, Siqrsry b. allowed TO stand
oyor the first Wednesday in September 1867 and that
those friends who have voluntarily eosPsatsd with me liz
the movement defer action for the present.
Submitted to tie late despOc unpstro,lc Convention
ehldelphis Address setting forth my reasons for
deemng bes to sustain the present ascendsncy in Con
gresl orcfer to Liberty and lasting Peace.
VIM CORNELL. JEwETr.
Yn,L
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ARMY GAZETTE.


by telegraph
THs PROVOST N AssHAb GENERAL
The f,c,-ing Impo tans order, aOosHius the Provost
Marsbs Gener9rs uresu ives issued to-day Geo. Fry u
fry-Conk,ing Investigation fsne was its cniei
WA SHIsCToH. Aug. - leo1
GENERAL 0aDEas No &C. Ft,s Porsusat 70 PROVISIONS "
Sect.on 81 Of tie act 10 ma TX we hiaIy 49,
Bureau office Of the Provost Marshal Generator tne
sates will be dscontuued tue 2sih INST ana s,s tua
Generals Bureau raising u troops with AZ accounts a1
claims connected Herewith o whatever cbaA cter or ce OF
Incurred viii be conducted through tie Adatant
OF Army whom all records, paper funas ana
property viii be Turned over.
Second The Adiuant General authorized 10 ain sacs
officers clerks orders Of the Provost tafshb
General as may be required and b reduce 1e tore from
time TO time ~ il csu be without detrment 10 the 'aoho
All existing regulations aud orders franco Ion
Provost Marshal Generals Bureau. In Tar teey are P
pcabe Will farce the Offices the respectvy
states and Territories viii I've continued aD otherSs Or
dcred by Instructions from Ghe Ad)atsBt GeaersL
BY order the Secretary Of War
Il. d. TowSeSD Assistant Adj1tsut-Gen.
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MEXICO.

CONFIRMATION OF the EXPULSION OP THE GOVERNOR
OF rAMAuLIPAS-FORCED LOANS or the PEOPLE
OF MATAMOROs.
NEW ORLEANS wednesday Aug p 100
Tie Rio GraHde COurer OF the 10th and l7th con-
General T. NJ J. Carsvaai-by the garrison OF Mhta
orts They appoint Col Gcrado Cegale MS successor alH
refer the natter 20 President Juareg D., 49,. -
The that Gen. jose de Ia HAA' u '''' J."
Drownsvilie. following his superior olcer
Cortnas j. still about MGR ard leynosa - e,
The nea commsndant II Matimogos has mi"c we loi
oans saturday OF SO OOJ anl anotheioo tie
lnl,aIng OF llOO-O.
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chrscs IN defense o. ,he nocy o. Congress and m sup
05r Of the Republican pa.ty he remarks were 'a.hu5
.s'clily received.
Hon LOWS Barker OF tas Sato no was President OF tho
tar.
Gov Parsons OF Alabtma and Mr. t'oott!e Of Wiscon-
sp are here 70 speak a. the Dcm0ct VAC aGi Johnson
meeting tomorrow. Fernando Wood who
nnnncni las MOI arrived and ID sad will not be present
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DIAN a.
Union MEETING AT INDIANAPOLIS.

sp..i.i D.rl,ch to tn, Tribune
txor,,APoLis wellesley Aug. q. 1856.
Gov. oelc.by AMI COL r. l. lnger'o. OF Illinois ai
$500 - ,., ,,raJ rin aud the fact that every hall u
V"' i ,,gel tae Els' Mlrkc'-l0usc used
Gov 0r's.5y d.ly.rela settling d'ngac1iion Of teo
,p! GJIt,, c'nrcut1n, tie President and the
M, MAJ ~ R,v.onls address Of another civil
u .'LS ! II, ais showed tho difference The
', hal f.r..i ,hc C1pprr-Johnsous 10 make between
o cleo an paa P'IE@ ~, c .oa,i iasS g rs
..,s.I WIN oit1us,-uc cheering. Indiana Is fully
,. 81.
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wordrou-Iy Sustaining Thou ghi

Our N-o herrdn!'-CcntfHref
wives when work preseswhen mus'na linens
prints drawc AMI little camoT for sPnng
tte s that pour sitting waits TO hop,
you silent usty friend, Of forty sewing woman powell -
rdr0ny And Wits the novelty LISTS al least.
Wisox sewing uschne IL incentive 10 iudssry
family Restless e girls dehgh IN kind Of work erceed
like and boys take - aud think Il Jolly good
b. Manufacture their shirts Lrs PIgr,~
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
fBJ Telegraph. '

Thomas Grsg has been appointed Naval OfhsSr at
San Francisco Cal vice Noah Brooke removed for sesGg
Rsdicsd and ag ainss " my policy"
The following additional appointments wefe made Sd
ney Of nots COIa for the port OF Trieste and all c>hes
ports domnioIs the Aoriatio coast e,ess
ing ports belong to TIE Lombsrto fenean Mag
dom, Ihopas Gray OF California Naval Officer ST San Ssa
CISCO John McGiaaes Of uaos Comm,ssiooer b. sss
Paris Exp1s.tion.
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WEEKLY TRIBUNR.
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DAILY TlIBUSB.
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Address TnE TRIBUNE New York
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Fire I'm chicago.

CHICAGO "Wednesday aus. - -.
7 X. Wilson's machine shop on South ClaiK.sti
and Two adjacent buildings destroyed by he 's sH"
Loss about siJ OOJ insured for el5ODl . 1870, q,
FegbIeen o. cholera and sG Sesl1 NV0 AVV'V~ "
tae Uealth Vtlcgg ges.oTday
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Qb,tuary-Dentho OF a CLersymas.

SCRANTON. Pa. Wednesday. Aug "a 1866
The Rev DR.. Brainerk the venerated pastor OF tho
cd Pinest Church Philadelphia died Suddenly last night
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MAINE.


uyf,y CONVENTION rs BANGOR
E.,aoR BE. wednesday. Arg. p l-6i
~. rr,i,,. p.nrilcan County Convention assembled
here toby ana mad, It, go@ao,' held a az, =, SgSnbe
uI' aJ1ros,sd hv Toe Hop, HsAu WllYoR Of Massa
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CANA

sATIsPAcrORY TRIAL oP NEW RIFLES PoR THE VOL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID THB GOVERNMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

At Brownsville Nebraska during tic month Of
TIy lseE sctss % pulc lands we're disposed Of fe2o II
which for actual aot.le1eIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

In.srrGuou Las been received at Army Headqusr-
bTs fa4 tle General commanding CafJraa that careful
tnves lad been given 20 ne report 20 widely cTcu'
.el chou, country weeks stating that
tbs LaIs lad assembled ia force at Paradise Valley Cal
and lrc mastered n nunber o. residents ard com
. niliei ogacr -o1trageS The General pTouourccs the
TegOfi IS wholly without foundation, anl be bad
rcason o. ee1e ihe report originated b tie nhab
las Of ae valley in ord The presence Of
troops Ai,orGeu Mcdowell. commanding tie Department
Of Csl.oa has order prohibiting the soldiers Of
hs eoHltd interfering d'oiiaB matters The order ap
pies srssaig Arizona where at the recent elections 10
tst Terro tAe Uriel Sstss soldiers stationed there 10
.5riersd IN 1ae election q a &c egaie 70 Congress
TEg BILL GIVING E0CNTIEs TO SOLDIERS.
Thsrc Is official authority for denying the statement
HAT the Secretary Of the Treasury given instructions TINT
81 be- paid ofho Treasury under tie
Of Cir Appropriation Jaw ioT additional boutuc 10 Sol
dlers the regulations governing the payment
shall b. agreed upon by tAe commits on. they viii be
furnished Treasury Department and Un viii
BE- pressase8 fo decision Of the Secretary question
shelher l, aw carries p.a appropriation for the object
specified
PURLiC LANDS.
At I,.,.t,revflle Nebraska. during tic month n
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Sp-I D.patt'i 10 The y. y. Tribune. - a..
CsnBRIDGE "Wednesday Aug -. 1856
TIE First District Union Convention not to-day, bat
made no nOInation desiring TO wsit until after Johnson
ties make seaton Conference Comm ttse ore from
each county aus appe.nted to solssct candidate
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-06-28
The Irish.

The fcuian demonstration upOu Can
ada has failed 1t was visionary and
homeless from the beginning, and wrong
because IL wa- violation OF our neu
trality. aud tended To involve the | nj
ted States in a war with Great Britain
Nevertheless II possessed elements
which entitled it TO the respect OF man
kind II vas an expression OF deep
seated longing for liberty Of brave
people who have been oppressed Tor
res Such IL continent will ever com
mand the sympathy Of the masses OF
mankind. and especially of Americans
We care not how visionary 1t may have
been in conception. or how QuiXOtic the
attempt to execute it, people who Will
venture their lives upon such risk, urg
ed on only hv n sense of injustice to
their country, and hope, however vain,
Of liberating it, and sacrificing them
selves purely for others-their country
men in Ircland-show that they possess
elements Of character, which, under
proper dcVelopment will raise them to
the plane of the best civilization, Such
people are worthy cultivation PolIt
zeal parties NAV smart under the lnfiu
cncc of their opposition, especially when
they hold the balance Of power But
the true patriot and statesman, looking
over and beyond present and pressing
prcudices, cannot but acknowledge that
the incorporation of such an element in
our body polite. must ultimately prove
most valuable acquisition
The immigrant, or even his first gen
Grafton in this country, may not impress
a homogeneous American nationality
with the better elements Of his character,
but the modifying influences of our in
situations and society, must finally de
velop ham into the best type of the A
merican citizen The Irishman has
frailties some glaring imperfe"tions OF
character His frailties are common to
mankind, but his most Objectionable i'm
projections are not his own, but the ef
fects of the terrible system of oppres
sion which has ground him and his i'll
to the earth for centuries. Take the
grievous burthen from his shoulders,
give him opportunities, and he rises to
the stature of fully developed man -
Even with the scars Of oppression dis
figuring his nature, he exhibits most of
the noble qualities which belong to the
best development of civilization. Heis
industrious, perseyering, thrifty, proud,
generous and brave, In our country II
is true he has too often lent himself to
the cause of oppression, yet the fact can
not be concealed that he has done this
under the delusiou that he was but pro
tecting himself in the enjoyment OF his
own rights and privileges, of which he
had been so long and so cruelty depriv
eel. In this respect he is no worse than
thousands who were born to the enjoy
meut of full ledged freedom and its
manifold blessings.
The tiippant may ridicule the hope
less demonstration of our adopted coun
trymen upon Canada, In the vain effort
to contribute to the welfare OF their ma
tive county, but Just thinking men can
not and will not withhold from them the
tribute that is due to the honorable splr
it which inspired them i Dayton Jour
nal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-06-28
The Proper View.

We find the annexed paragraph in the
Huntsville Al, ocate.
"A great change in the opinions OF the
Southern people has taken place, and We
now favor and desire and invite lmmi
grants from all quarters 10 come among
w. to restore and build up our waste pla
ceS and give rs again prosperous
State Population is wealth. Popula
ton is security Population is strength
Population i independence. Popuia-
ton will settle the vexed question IN
this region,
Sound sense permeates every sentence
of that paragraph. 1t points to the III
innate and etfectual settlement OF pres
ent difficulties The Southern States
have immense natural resources. Now
that slavery Is abolished, and labor is no
longer a mark Of degradation, millions
Of white Immigrants will pour into them,
rebuilt the waste places. develop the I'M
told wcal'b and prosperity, and lay
new. on the basis of universal liberty,
the fouuliatjons of social and political
societ, old things will pass away, and
all thinsS become new