davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
8apitel 9.
Ser ianaen 9iebe Sraum,

yer Jun9eu Stepe SrIU1,
2en,an 2onrsue, Son SranciscO's SscretGr, mar
In niso,issnl gtanee sstcrsn, ater Elm sloiertru.
Der ppn Can fSslirpe bate th 1eincr tn friter SUI
esno ansencmmsn unp i'm siinplid setilost. Sort
bate Ntrars5 ibp fennen sslsrnt une Su ienem Ses
eretat ssmsht, nn0 rsnlih bate sr isinsm germ
geoient.
Gr mar Elm laSner, ,ater nih i1a,f sstautsr Mann,
i,nb lsin @sliht psrtietb 8silt nno B,leuna. 8is=
msilsn iaisn Elm Nn1us ben Mslanhels aus sis
nen 3iasn III lprs6sn, ater pisllsibt mar feriete
mstr cine 8olss erniten Radesnrens unb antaltsns
ben Sturiums, ais Der Museruf zines fummsrrols
len 6crSsns.
gein psrr fatte iem aufssirusen, S7bcra in ben
rcrlherenen 9ranhsn, In oenen er fsipnosrs Az
!0auis mar, 5u lntsrraen, mas tsite nairlih bius
fig IN 8sritruns trin9sn mubte. 8st'm rlnsrs
ribt in Der Salsrarbs rnrre ss eft nStbis, itls
6ano iibsr eas 45aeisr gu leiten, uno nisls 8s.
ribruns pHests fets ieine Ssrjensidldss ar Der.
bcppsln, absr er mar III psie, sins @eiible aueer:
IA su psrratben. SeBtalt blisb er tSFiA unb Su.
rIfbaltenb sessn Sioara, relhe tsi ibrer tsrsimis
tbisfsit uno tSer;enereinbit lih fsnerfei 3pans
aufrleate, na iis tsi tbrer eebeu ssluns fsin gs
hsnfen tras, 10 eft unp large ss br ssfsl, an sse
man 2cnpsas's ;Seis Sn reilsn. gSar sr niAti If.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Raritel 10.
0es 2iaeunermiS6ens 6ers.

Sic aIssn,sin bsfannte Sbatiahe, eaS 6srnan.
b., Mcntsocrs gum finftissn @snatl Sfepra's
tcitimnst mar, mar Elm asniiasnher @runo, trarum
bic pslen 8sluGer in Son Sraneisco's ,Sauls ben
iunsen Garalisr ntht in 8sjus isinsr Gsfiitls fir
feline fiinftiae Sstsnaesfibrtin aenarsr tecbahtsen
6srnaueeS WDntsecre pinnete Siecra pielleiht
ulstr 2lufmerflamfe,t, ais ct Icnt aetban taten
ipree, menn man tsi isinem 8srbd(tnb III ttr oies
niht nit Webt Bon ism srrartst batte; allein bas
eurherin9enee Muse ncS Secrstars batts teee icra
lam tecbahst, uno Ct iprah tst iih ielbit: vSis
iistt tbn n'ht une er iie niht, bern cnit mIrten
ibre Gtfilbls b rdrmer ausb,ifen" 3tslsr Sc.
nanfs nahts Den 3ietsnbsn slidlih.
Sas 6erS nes 3isennermabtbsns mar and rtAt
sefHhaos, lcnpern iblus marm i'm naennlitsn
Buien. untsr allen iunsen @apalieren, bic tsi
Scn Trancisec ausz uno einsinsen, mar es 6srs
nanoe5 WtGntebcre, in bssn Nats le lidb am aliifs
lihfen fiitlie, cbrcbl meeer er nod Sferra etnas
baron ahnten. Grfabrung unb grsisbuug batten
iis 8orlttt selsbrt un5 ibr einen ourherinsenoen
Starfblif ssSstsn, meBbalb ss ihr niht letr lbner
fsl, bsi einem frSbliaen, ssoanfsnlcs 1teinsnoen
duBeren Setra9en se9en i'm Die mabren @eiible bs
res Ssr3ens 5u psrber3en. 9htt 1slten maren iie
atlsin ,uiammsn, uno eas 3iseunsrmdehsn nabn,
mabr, Dag Der jnnse @apalisr i6r cine marine, cruz
its Bewunoeruns 5clte, Tie iis lsbt su sinsm slis
bsnofn Sisbeefeuer anfahsn fonnts allein i6r Hetz
liHfSilss uns s'niianosseiubl lisb es nidtSu. Sis
fannie ben tsltimulten 4lan itrss siitissn @ctls
ttatsrs, jeeCh oft fam ibr bic 3ete neS SecretGra
in Den Sinn, unS lie mar absr5eust, DAP Siibcra,
rissidt obns ss lsltf gu ,riien hissits srminsrte
sieisr Ssbanfs tsrutists seniiisrmassn itr Ge'
ipilisn, msnn iis lh seiisben mubte, baB Germans
Dc; ibr nidt 9leihsiltis mar.
aSsnn iie nit ben 6alfsu jastsn, cser sniammsr
sinen srabierritt madtsn, 10 seiats iih Ger &c:
srstar iamsr 5u Silecra, unp tSs,nanrsS rin asti
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Gasitel IL.
(Sitcpga unb eer SerretGr.) }

Sci elmer irl&sn grSisbuns, mis Oipram ssbsr
fcnnte, mar cs 5u perpunbsrn, oas Winnetta mid
ibr 6tnlih setupree" mar, - pcll 9csbeit unb To-
fer 9eisunssn. Gine SAusssif lhien ibrs tsiis.
TEN @efable sepabrt, uub ibr Ser; rein une un;
l9uloia bsmotrt Su taben.
9cn Sraneisec Alparss Bate es ME Ninnettc
cffenfart, naB sr aud friiber nit ben 3issunerdm.
nten perbuneen asmsisu mar, uch fetu 2Scrt in if.
rer Gprade su ibr ssiprrbsn, ctwCbl bislslbs i'm
nod fssr sslauFs mar. alua tsfras,s sr fs nj
ftcr itr friibsrss asten, unS srlaubts Ssincm /,
lsinsm 6auie ss su teun. 9lnfanss batte isin Ger
wsssn 'brer tesautsrnesn shbnteit ftb Mnnstt,
5ussrsist unp isins 3unsi3us wutps balo purd
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
gittsburser Bldttsrn 1T 4Ofsenbes eni

-gittsburser Bldtsrn 1T isDfssnbes ents
ncmn'sn Gin ieltsnes S1auipiel fir unlere Sc,
ssnS iaben, irie Der McnCnsabela rRspubliean"
iareibt, am lssten 5,eitas sinise Mdnnsr nit an,
irsIae anf Der Tarm bonn gquire gbanncn i'm
Balcmfslo 2ctpnibip NIT pfassn bslddftist ma.
rem. @nf einem bsnahbarten 6eles pepeten rubia
einise SGafe NIT tbren 3dnmsrn unb rdbrsno ses
rase 5re Ssr Mannsr iih iiber is unertielten, Ias
ben Iie plSslia einen srcben amsrifani1den 2loler
bed aus ben eiften beratitiessn, Elm etma cine
9scHs altes 2amm in feline 8lausn faiien unb bamit
htsr bic Banmtpipfsl SapcnHissen. Giniss sseuns
ben lang fanoen Die @tannsr gang perblifft na,
eann aber ermanntsn iie ith unb psrfrlaten NIT
lautem @eIdret unb Soten Den &autppael, melfsr
Damn, aussntliflh oarcb srltrsdt, feline 8sute
fabrsn lisB unb raid iib BOD in DEN Nstber erbcb.
Sas Samn, melfes aus elmer SS6e BON pens,
items 100 sSns bsra6 auf Den 8Opsn ssfaIen mar,
tlsb tcot auf Dem 9lass lssen. Ser mGhtise
Naubpc9el tpurbs f4rn Sftsrs audi BON anbern 9eu,
ten tn Der gfaabarihaft ssieben, nod atsr 1T ss
fstnsm Der Scrtisen Saiisen sesladt, i9n auf's
Sorn nsbmen 5u fSnnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

.-9ie ShisenpeIt bes gBeifens reat
lidb, unb aalsitiS psrSsn @rrbsrstunsen 3u benz
am 13. Stunt tn @bicagc su tsginnenbsn arcsen
SsRs setrrfTsn. Sn Rem Ocrf uno 9bilabslpbia
ritst man 7h our 8slhtdung ees Seftes 0pn
8remsn 1T frlsenoss Sbreiten snsssanssn:
Scr 8orfano bes uGemtihen Shibsns Buns
bes" an DEN 8orfanb ess ramerifaniIhen SHhsen,
Bunoes", 3. 8. Germ Otto Mutials9nsr, Yraa,
bent, 64easc.
9remen, g. spril 1866. Nlit GROCER Srsube
baten mir BON Der teablidbtiaten fyeier zines aes
msinlamsn Shhsenfsitss in gmerifa Sunbe erbals
ten.
GlsiA mis unisrsm i'm ssr1ciienenSatre In 9re=
men ahasbaltsnen Z. bentlhen BuneeslhieBen bic
Sbsilnabme Der i'm Nuslanos rsilenben GeuIdeu
tn faum erirartetem DiaBs, namentlib Sstens Der
amsrifaniIaen Shhssn iih sumsnoete, llnh isbt Die
Blide nnlerer Shisen na4 Sbrem 2anee aeridbtet,
nnb iitsraa iinn Sbrs 8sifrstunsen TN ssmsinia.
men 8unos fit Gle Nushebnuna nno Nusbilouna
tes Saismsmsisns tn slmertfa 5n wirfeu, NIT benz
slsibsn Satsrsiis tssriSt wcroen.
2lls Elm auBsres 3ethen bieier nnIerer 36eitnabs
me BAT Der gOrifanp sss Senti4en SHdssn Bun.
heS hs1tlpiisn
6 psutids sdissnraifsn (Butb 800 9blr @Ulb)
gum amsrifaniihen Seae su iencen, unb tssbrsn
mir uns iclhe ale uGbrsnsafe bes Deutid,en 8uns
hss~ fei Stnsn an5nmeleen, nit Dem griutten, uns
ssfaGisit iibsr ben 3sitpunft bss bcrtisen Ssfes
unterrihtsn su molten, oaniit mir In, sfanbe fine,
bas rehtssitise Gintreffsn unisrer gbrensabe ~
fhern.
WSse Sbr iaSnss 6sa bon bem befsn grfolae
atfrSnt lsin |
0ait Sutiaem ghhbena.us,
Der 8critanb Ger Seutl6en shassntunsss:
$. 3. ShrSoer, S &. glate,
4rdfpsnt. 8iee, gr6Feent."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

= Sas Ser. ct. sriessIhiff r8sariase" ssfane
fh am IL. 9lpril in 2iebcn, 9rrtusal. gluf lds
nsr sSabrt BON Sisrra Econ parsn Sff,isrs une
z Natrcisn am sslten 0ietsr 9eRprtsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

Scr Gbolerafaa 1T SEEM Yorf. - Gariitsr
terttiet Die Staats5eituna pom Spnnerffaa 9tah
ensr ltnterubuna ourh Sr. 6arris ifsIte iidt fcls
scnoer Saapsrbalt 6eraus: Cine 35iibrfae Srlans
berin Namsns Wtrs Ssnfns, pelde in einem dbmus
stssn alten @st6uee mrbnte, nas BON Samilisn
terUbnt mar, bate iieb felt msbrsren Sasen bamit
tsihdftist, Den Snbalt oss attrits ienes baules in
snen benahbarlen @arten aus1nleeren, utn renlels
Zen su biinssn. 9lm Mcntas ga1mittas aesen
1 "a utr ruree 'e BON eiuer harfsn SiarrtSe Re.
fallen, auf melde tn rentaer ais elmer Stunee Die
Gbclera fclete = rie aus @stswaiIers @ntleerun,
gen, SrGmpfsn unb einem gridlaffsn aller @efGee
5u erleben mar. Sie itarb au. 9ienfag Mrrssn
srilasn 9 uno 10 ll6r.
Sr. Sarris ersriff sneraiIhe Masressln iur SEES,
injection: er lisb bic Ron Der Samile bewpbnten
3mmsr hurdliiften unb alle BON Der ssrau aebraud=
ten Slsinunssitiide nstit 8ett8sus Gerdtbfbaften
auf eusm rffsneu Ylase perbrennen. @tlcrfalf
unb anbsre tarfe tesnfcirenoe Nsihel, nan,entlids
bas uYbSnir 9esinfeetant," purnen In unb 6ei eem
Sauie anssrpanht. @eitern icatsn bic iibrissn
9austerptnsr in 6oipitaljelten ienieits bts 6au=
Ies auf8enrmmen unb unter Der Nuflidbt nes Sani=
tGt5ratbes scbalten wsrben, bis man fett, pb reis
tere @bclerafdns pprfcnlmen. 9as 6aus 1cn pers
mitte!if elmer Samptihrtse ausssnaidten umb bann
srinnlidb eesinfsir tperoen. Sie Nahbarn tes
tanpen, bic 8emcbner bes 6auies titen 6ibner,
3iessn unS ct breine Bis binauf i'm stpeiten, trenn
niht Sritten Srdmerf ssbaltsn. 3ieIes rirb BON
Den 8stpcbnern entf9iecsn selsusnst. giast Der
Nnittht nes Gr. 6arris enilfanb nislsr Gbplerafaa
lepiSlih aus lcfaten lrIa1en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
g,caer gufrubr In W,empbis. = en- geer

Ncaer Muirubr In Mempbis. = Sn Mempbis
sntipann iih am 1. Stat sriitsn Nsgsrn umb Der
prlisei Elm gtrsi Der balb ia einem btutisen Nufs
rubr anmnhs, nslhsr iih am natitsn Gag rieesrs
bclte. Sis 9erthte iino mod immer Su perircrren,
um etnsn 1aren ginblif In Den llniprnns une @ers
lauf Der tlutsen Srasrbis III seitattsn. Nsssripls
paten unb etsn rerab1hisbste Ressrclnatsn bstteis
liaten f3b haran unb es Sat Scbte unb 8erpuneete
aegRtsn. Sin pcr uns liesenoer 8eriht bonn 2.
gtat iaat, has Die Neser ben Siio Mempbis an
jeusm Micrsen auf einsn Wei6en fsuertsn, ibn per.
punbetsn uno cine meibe Bram anarffen. Sine
Shsriffs 9ciIs psrluGte bic Nssr au perbaften,
absr iie fcben mad Sort Ydsrina uno feuerten im
Slisben auf ibrs 0srfclser. @is nurben Atenes
pom Sort rertr,sten unb Hpbsn In ben aBalb. Gas
0hlttdr mar ben sansen Sas uutsr gBafTsn unb es
icllen bis babin Is 9fsser mnb Meibs setSetet
ircresn fsin. Wtan firhtet, baB bic Nsssr bic
Stabt in Brano lie6en pirbsn.
Sine Gepsibe bonn g. Wlai faat, bae 80 gfeaers
tduier lno ale Shulbduisr In Glib Mempbis tn
Der rorbsraetsnbsn Nabt tbsifs sinaedihert tbeils
niseerseriifen purben. 8is nm 8 llbr Mcrsens
mar allies rubis. Mllsin aussemuitsrte Nsssr Scls
naten Die sben in Sort pi6srina attesablt rurben,
nrcbten bic Stabt In Der n1biten Yatht in 8rano
su itsdsn unb ss berrihts sro6e 8siorsnis. Sic
Nsaer gcleaen irureen eurtt &:aul6re pom 16.
&eaiment feitssbalten. Sen. Stonsman aab benz
Wapor unb DEN StabttebGrpen Hahmitaas gipti,,
DaB er als 3uiammenrpttung BON bemaifneten
gSeiben inb Shmarjen, NIT Musnabme Der YOli,
get, ifrenS rerbiee. @ne UsaiIs 9ieser purnen
rerbaftet; rtele fano man fbper bsnaffnet.
Sic lpGtsitsn Nahrihten BON Msmpbis meltsn,
SoB alss rubs mar. Sis rielen umlaufeneen Sc
rie ttclen mir nidt nit, na iie rsntar iibsrtries
ben iinb. Ser Stabt Mapcr lpl tpG6renn nes Mufs
rnbrs berunfen gerslen lein. (O
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19

idea of its utterance, begin to speak j,
boldly and frequently, Cherish no fond
deluslon that you will ever talk like y
native. Listen to the Germans o,
French who have spoken our lanehac,
daily and hourly Tor ten, twenty on
thirty years and you know they are
foreigners when they utter two words
II Is all nonsense to suppose that yOu or
any LnglIsh speaking person ever will
or did become so perfect in French ac
cent a. to be mistaken for a native -
Tue French will tell you. tor, (horre.co
r.terens,) they have actually said to me,
You speak French very we'll but don't
believe it You will speak it az well ns
accomplished f)rei yners speak our lar
guage, and thar is all you ought to ex
pec or desire
1t is no, easy to find books pre- ared
with translations il her modern lam
guages than those of French an En-
gs and ofthe French am ,peAkly
now the more parllcnla'ly, Because it is
th' la' guage OF Europe, the great medi-
un Ut Intercourse among the nations,
ana next to ON own tongue, the most
iesl ablrtr Americans to k,ow. Par
rents should fe, tn importance Of max,
my Their rhlll tanliar with il IA tn.
early stages Of their education AM il
the syst IN OF NJ Marcel il inlrod iced
INTO Ochuols and families ,honsand wlli
learn 1t. where now it is mastered by
only hundi ed. or scores
The EngIsh language is destined, in
al probability, to become the prevailing
language Of the earth Will other ppo~
pies are not Increasing be area over
winch Their tongue Is sp ken, ours /
enia ged with every msl'um. Ai'Ica
and India and the islands of the sea are
becoming moe and mere Angllclsed, as
religion aud civilzulon. with the arts
anh commerce, spread themselves over
the world. But tor ma y generations,
aud, perhaps i'll the end If time, on the
Continent of Europe, where art and na>
tn e both attract tie traveller Of taste.
the French wi be the ai gnage ofsocle
ty, without whlch none can enjoy TO the
fn'l, the pleasDre ard h. p'oft of tonr
abroad Therefore, su!y French Ii
Is an easy III ter 10 learn il, ii YOU have
the will. and moth ny worth knowing is
to b learned without viii And it
yop have will there j. n way NJ
ia'cel's is thr simplest and il YOU do
not llkelt, tax The old me'hod. but, it,
one or another, learn the French. aud
that speedily. IRENEus.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19

Recalld him not to revelry.
With soul aglow, his thoughts were high,
For in the depths of his clear eye
Was mirrored true nobility.
His thoughts were such as do not sway
Those who are made Of common clay;
Enlarged his soul, beyond his years,
Not bound by common hates or fears
But more expensive than the air
He scars above and in the glare
Of countless suns, he roams in grandeur on
Until he views the All Eternal throne,
And sees those many worlds revolving
round
The One Great Centre where our God is
found.
Nor in the sky alone, does his young mind
See beauties that are worthy ofmankind;
But in the realms of nature broad domain,
Rocks, trees and hills, and field of waving
grain,
Tie flowers that bloom in beauty at his feet
And the green carpet Of the meadows sweet.
Fill his young mind with beauti.s rich and
rare,
For God speaks his goodness to him there
Every fragrant blossom on the tree
Portrays at once n watchful constancy,
For He who ri 'cs the heavens above
Is yet through all a God of Love.
L.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19
A GOOD ANECDUTG.

One Of the tlvori'e expedients of lhc
Copperheads durug the late elec'lon
was t. eH.ploy colored men tn ride II
their professions for the purpose Of
bringing discrc lit rpon the colored race
However sucl, a task degraded the white
men engaged in 1t. it was only rarely
that they could induce colorpd nen to
assist in it. In one of the towns OF
Maryland The returned rebels. in order
to excite hostility to distinguished
champion of the Union cause, procured
an Old bureau which they called his
pet, and then canvassed the town for
the purpose of innucing a negro to take
his seat upon 1t, and 50 to ride IN the
Coppcrhead procession. They went
naturally to the most worthless they
could find, to those stepped in disslpa-
ton and vice. The first answer they
received was from an old bootback
who said. 'You can't git dis chile to dc
no such ting. l luis my grcg. but
couldn't talk to de gentlemen after hac
gone wild de Copper heads And thu
other with more emphasis and lnd'gna
tiou SAID, i won't do it Use u poo
man and very bad man, bXt I aiu'
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19
-~s-- '@Ef. -,p
WALKING

In his article on 'W alkng, Prot. Smith
has the following somewhat tanclful
p culations
The tradcsmen in walking give signs
OF folding cloth, measuring tape and
Sakiny down bun lles. The pondcrous
arm ani heavy fall OF his hand betiav
he-back'mith and the quick. r,ou,
grasp with which she jn,ts her dress,
gives unmlStakabic signs of fac onv
Operative. Travellers who visit the field
Of Waterloo are ac,,,s,om Il to enter
theit names in register This book
has b"en kept for many years BY thr
same pnson, anl with wonderful ac5u.
racy he Il aol' to dc eignita the visitors
nationality s'mll by in .petns the
handwriting. Nh h IN IRE easily can III o.
profession or nation he detected by the
az. The grqve Spa liard. the phleg
mai" Dntchna, the vlvaciouI aul m ~
gun Frenchman, the reserved and formal
Baton, the iquisi'ivc, impcnons. and
-clF,confi lept American, each letra, 5
the nI.oll glt IA hi, style Of walk -
The s,il n rolls when on shor IA it Nut
trim planet sale unstea,llly. The SOL
dier marches even when no longer nnde'
orders. The sycophant bends the knee
as though every man he meets were II
prince The lawyer steps boldly AMI
patlonlzingly, The clergyman abstract
cdly, as # the street were his study. o,
c,ul on y as il mindful Of the sna, o. a ID
pitfalls spread for tac unwary. The
waiting clerk is known by his bows and
graceful effi'D' erv. We distinguish tn,
coXcomb uy the ,nref | manner in whlcl
he drop, his tool and picks hls wa,
along Ihc stree, n Waterman. by hi
heavy. measured tread. Students sauu.
ter, school girls tlip .cho,l boys daily
ami loier, children patter, doctor bur
ry, hunters stride. tcains,prs trndgo
gos-ips gab, ma'ket-women hustle
boatm,n shuttle, ghosts stalk and alder
men strut.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19
OR AN EASY WAY TO LEARN THE FRENCH,

OR AN EASY WAY TO LEARN THE FRENCH
am getting realizing sense OF the
great advantage the early preachers had
to whom was gwen by miracle the
IN ghty facility of speaking with lon-
gncs. lfyou think lightly ofit, or, az
the deacon said who tried to preach, if
you think it easy. just you come here
and try.
met, few weeks ago, an admlra-
BILE woman from America one whom a
man is proud to krow IA q country,wo
man, anywhere, but she spoke no tor-
eign language. AS 3 me surprise was
expressed at this. she said, i was
brought up in place where one tongue
was thought to be enough tor woman!
1t was witty, yet | have no doubt shH
would have boen very glad to have two
or three tongues, or languages at her
Co'hiilhhV oii wv t'HtlHe'l vi EUIbpe.
In fact. there is so much more to he had
of n country. where you know the speech
of people, that it is worth while fol
any one who meditates a foreign tour.
to spend some time ,hetor, hand in get
ting tie hang Of the tongne that he
mn use when he goes from home
II makes one very content with his
own blnndetiug gait, when he sees 9th.
ers s,umbling all around hlm. am
daily amused with the attempts Of the
French and Germans to speak the En-
alish, and their failures are so ludicrous.
IT may well console us who are not yet
alb @ to swim in dep water W thout
tladdors One of these foreigners wish
inc to ask me it would not have the
top of the carriage put up, (he was
German said viii You up slmrsF |
could no, but encourage him by re-
plying Keep on, my good friend, aud
| y IL vi soon spraken de English so gool
a. nopody
came back to my hotel in Paris nfer
fort 'Igni's absence, ard n French-
man wishing to give me cordiai wei
come, extcn I'd beth hands ani exclaim,
ed Good bye, good bye
One OF my couulryncn, at breakfast.
Wishing to ask 'ior cafe al laH. coffee
with II ilk, aud not cafe mir. tha, Is.
black coffee, demanded very decidedy
('s NV coun'rymen generally do when
abrnadD that the servant ST. yuld bring
cafe an imt noir, coffee with black milk
The waiter was confounded, and it v as
a kindness to interfere and set the matte
straight.
Yourg America and his wife arc
abroad now. Formerly few but those
ho had got on in the woll; could lind
u Z and nancy To make the CRANE
tower But now when Young Amer,
lea marrics, he brings his bride abroad
She knows little Of the French. II,
picks up little from her. 1t is pleasuu
to nee aud hear them trying to order
breakfast pr dinner. lie begins =.
Poisson for fsh is NO much like poiso,
that he il half afraid to speak it; but h,
has hardly ent tered on the list. before h.
hesitate-. breaks down. sometimes say
} a naughty word, and then she takes N
the mournf''l tale and finishes |, wit
hating tongue Still more raintul
: entertaining is it, to hear them dispul
. with a coachman who has driven thei
Il about town for an hour or two. 1t in
!, rare thing for one Of that class to
q 90 lsfed; and # you give him full far
n and drink money besides, he wan,
d more, and TO argue tho matter With hi'
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19
For the Republican

FMEND s>YERs.-I" peruslng the col,
umns of the Messenger of the 9Th inst :,
my eyes CHANGED to fail upon two ar,i,
! cles. both relative to INN raj ty. and
loosencss OF juvenile conduct, prevalent
to an alarming extent. in Our midst
The writers had mater al. quite enough.
whereon TO base their remarks and in
the main agree with them throughout,
but-did they prescribe an efficient way
Whereby we were to rid ourselves of the
disgrace, the evil, attached to these
high handed outrages aglinst law, civil
and moral | think not, We were
told Of the crimc-anl how often have
we not been tod-narents were advised
Of the secret doings of their chill lren-
but how many is thsre who will heed
the warning who think ''surely there
can be nothing in our household {" The
time has passed for merely "crylng
down" this matter This is an aye of
r1d;ca'ism. and experience md surround
ing. demonstrate clearly tha, coaSerUat
ism has ''diel the ,leLth We betrny
our weakness when we say a thing
should he .orush.d-ve display onr e er.
gy when we crusi it d, not mean
by this assertion that 1t is not well
enough to say, but that 1t is better to
act.
In the premises then, we assert that
the feelings OF our community, yes. Of
our county, must undergo chnnge--a
radical change-betore he hject which
we would attain $ all be approached one
step. In all respectable societies the
moral element is supposed to be in the
ascendant If we class ourselves among
the respectable, the fault lies lirectl,
with the better class. and It the fault,
then, too, the rene y. NV. aside
from the parental guardianship. the reg
ula:ion Of c,mm,nwealtn aff .lrs i. Ell :
trusted to pnblic tunct'onarles. If there
occurs IFS and d.-cord We ascriOe it Al
once to incompelency oI neglect of duty
Neglect Of duty on the the part ot the
oliclal and neglect OF duty on the part
OF the in elligent and better class o
citizens. laws we have and they mus
be executed. who it is that shall execute
them remains with the IN 'rity. and il
Decided by the ballot When they
think and vote ariglt then shall th'
much desired change he wrongh IN co
ita'e ct famtiae As long as we st,l
ourselves christian people and CIV,
positions of trust into the hand, of ,ho.,
who prostitute their Obligations, paude
to the caprice Of the imnoral few. tron
personal fear or favor, just so loIg wi
out-lawry reign supreme, and the boil
social aud political, tester with th
putrid sores OF vice.
, In many places besiles our own III
cause OF temperance reform IL being no
tated |. has been u pleasure to me I
Il
attend several meetings in Waynesburt
: and l have watched narrowly the spiri
1t and energy whioh moves the reforms
!. ton During my observations I Imad
note Of this fact :: Thrt we hear lea
from men who Uarter in public opin;o
and who profess to be jealous Of u
: oountry's veal; some even whose nam
! are registered among the laymen al
At flgTlJ-t fViG
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19
NO. 29.

quite so low as dat. Why, if | went in
dat dar wagon all de darkies in the
country would dribe me out Oh it Thus
disappointed in securing negro, the
returned rebels did the next best thing
they could do, hired one of their own
number to paiM his Ioce blsck and had
him to do the work A little incident
like this is worth remembering when it
is claimed that the coloreh race wonld
not 90 with their friends if they were
clothed with ,hp right of suffrage.