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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-31

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-31

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rlab!y IN advance; Six months. two dol
f;Hs; three months. one dollar and twenty
ave cents. NO suhsrribtion received for: Il
less period tuan three months.
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Advertisements inserted at 81 % no,
square OF ten lines (brrNicr silc.y iir>l IN
sef''ol' ana % cents for each subsequent
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-31

.1he editor Of the Record Il mistaken as
to the locality. II was to have been Local
ted ut Sewanee. In Middle Tennessee. on
Cumberland mountain. about fifteen miles
from Winchester. The spot is a delightful
one. and besides the railroad which winds
I'D the mountain to and beyond 1t. there
had been money sufficient subscribed to
build two turDpikcs to II. one to commence
at Winchester and the other at Decherd.--
Bishop Polk afterwards Lieut-General)
had already built his summer residence
near the site. The corner stone Of the in
tended edifice had been laid--since dcs-
troyed by the Federal forces.-l Ed. HOMr
JOURNAL.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06

younger as dear, and perhaps to be more
useful than my own. have done my full
duty have nothing left but to preserve a
life dear and useful to my family" Accom-
panied by few personal staff officers he
rode down byro8d not thirty minutes be-
fore battalion of Federal cavalry passed It's
mouth. Next morning this small company
divided, part going to Dalton to surrender,
part to Athens, part to Augusta-an con-
scious that the failure of cause for which
they had sacrificed SO much aud fought SO
long and so gallantly, was not chargeable in
any degree to them. Defeated, but not dis
honored, they felt they had shown them
selves worthy to be the founders Of q great
empire worthy ts be the children of revo-
lutionary sires, whose deeds of heroism they
had equalled, if not surpassed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06
Chickens Come Homo.

The Cincinnati; Enquirer says Hon.
John Bel and Hon. Horace Maynard, Of
Tennessee, were both old Wings, and on the
most intimate terms Of social and political
fellowship. On the breaking out of the war,
Mr.. Bell cast his lot with the South, while
Mr.. Maynard adhered to the North After
the war, Mr.. Bell returned to Nashville,
broken-down old man. About the first per
son he met on the streets, whom he had
known, was his old friend, Mr. Mry nard,
whom he addressed In a cordial manner, as
of old. Mr Maynard refused to return his
salutation, merely remarking, Mr.. Bell, I
suppose.
Mr.. Maynard, as a faithful Noythern
man, was elected a member of Congress by
goes to Washington, presents his credentials
as member-eleet to the Clerk of the House,
who refuses to put the faithful loyalist on
has list of returned members. The question
of his admission is brought before the u1-
organized body Of Congress-so called, as
Bill Arp might say-on a motion to that
effect by an old Wing friend, Mr. Brooks ef
New York
Mr.. Stevens, another old Whig, Of Penn
sylvania, objected that the motion was out
Of order
" Mr. Maynard appealed to the gentleman
Mr.. SteYens) to listen TO him u few
minutes.
Mr.. Stevens-oI can not yield to any man
who is not member of this body
Mr.. Maynard squatted, feeling not hala
so proud and manly as did old John Bell,
when Maynard cut his acquaintance on the
streets of Nashville"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06

JeTusha Jane-A Poem IN Undress.-It
is many years since ] fell in love with
Jerusha Jane Skeggs, the handsomest coun-
try girl by far that ever went on legs. By
my meadow creek and wood, and dell, 60
often did we walk and the moonlight
smiled on her melting lips, and the night
wind learned our talk Jerusha Jane was
all to me. for my heart was young and true,
and loved with a double twisted love, and .
love that was honest, too. 1 roamed Gil
over the neighbOrs' farms, and / robbed the.
wildwood's bower, and tore my tFowsefs
and scratched my hands in search for the
choicest flowers. In my boyish love, /
brought all these to my Jerusha Jane but /
wouldn't be so foolish now, if 1 were boy
again. A city chap that came along, all
dressed up in fine clothes, with shiny hat
and a shiny vest and q mustaehe under HE
nose
He talked to her Of singing schools for
her raiisso-- owned farm), and she left me,
the country love- and took the new chaps
arm. But all that night ] never slept, nor
could / eat next day, for / loved that girl
with ferTent love that nOught could drive
away ] strOVe to win her back to me, but
it was all In vain the city chap, with the
hairy lip, married Jerusha Jane. And my
poor heart was sick and sore until the
thought struck me, that just as good fish
still remained, as ever were caught IN the
sea. So ] went to the Methodist chuFen one
night, and saw dark brown curl peeping
from under a gypsy hat, and married that
very girl And many years have passed and
gone, and 1 think my loss was gain and I
often bless that hairy chap that stols JeTusha
Jane
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06

FIRST and Last DasI Sss Hlsi5is-.fz
FOrd's history of Illinois he states that the
| year 1920 was signalized By the frss snd
last duel which was ever fought IN that State.
It took place in BellevilIe st Clair county,
between AlphOnsO Stewart and Wm. Ben
nett, two obscure men. The seconds had
made is uP TO be sham duel, to throw ridi-
cule upon Bennett, the Challenging party
Stewart was in the secret, bat Bennett, iis
adversary, was LEFT to believe Il a reality
They were to fight with rites the guns
were loaded with blank cartridges; and Ben
nett, somewhat suspecting trick, rolled
bail into mis- gun, without the knowledge of
the seconds, or the other party. The word
to hre was given, and Stewart fell, MORALLY
wounded Bennett made his escape, but
two years afterward he was arrested IN
Arkansas, brought back to the State, in-
d1cted, tried and convicted of murder
A great effort was made to procure his
pardon, but Gov. Bond would yield to no en-
treaties In his favor and Bennett suffered
the penalty Of the law by hanging In the
presence of a great multitude Of people.
This was the frst and last duel ever fought
IN the State by any of its citizens. The
hanging of Bennett made duelling discred-
table and unpopular, and laid the founda-
ton for that adherence of the practice
which has ever been felt and expressed by
the people Of Illinois. The late Judge
Lockwood was then the Attorney General
of the State, and prosecuted IN this case.
10 ms talents and success as a prosecutor
the people are indebted for this early pre-
cedent and example, which did more than
Is generally known to prevent the baEbarous
practice of dueling from being introduced
into Illinois
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06

Properbs-G Go0d Adgice-If man cheat
thee once. shame ofl. hin; If be ohees thea
twice. shame on thee. If 8 man deceive
thee. trust him not again If be insnjts thee,
20 away from him # he striks thee, thrash
him ike smoke III y0u have lost your ere
dit, be industrious, and y0u VIII gsla II Is
you have lost your property, Be iIlnets9e
honest aud frugal, and yea Hiil acquire
more. If you have good wife. lake eaze
sf her; and IL you have act get one imnze-
6iateiY
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06

A gentleman, waking with ffuo ladies.
stepped on : hoEshead boap. sat aeW up
and struck him u the fee.
6 coed eFaeisEs aaid -. e szoh 81
zau. dFonnsa that -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06

A frightful story comes from BautzeB, in
Saxoney, concerning the execution of a man
named Botune, who had been sentenced to
death for murder. It appears that at the
time of the execution many thousands Of
persons were present, and watched while
the condemned man mounted the scahold
Arrived at the top of the steps to the gull
lotine, Botune, instead of submitting to the
attentions Of the executioner, engaged iB a
frightful struggle with him and his assist
ants. lie bit all VINO came near him, and
fought furiously, crying out from time to
time to the public to save him, and assert
ing his innocence. A fresh batch Of men
came to the assistance of the exscu6oneTs
but even then it was immpossible - get the
condemned man under the fatal knife. At
last after a quarter of an hour passed in We
hement struggles, an exceptionally strong
berueau de jltsticS seized him by bis. hair
and threw him down. He was tied with the
leather throngs usually employed for the
purpose, but more than once broke them t.
pieces. At last he was secured, after ter
rible struggle, and, having been fastened to
the plank, was thrust under the blade Of the
guiliOtine, which fell Immediately and ended
the strife. His last words were, Human
justice is butchery."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06

Arrival Of Gen. Lees Family in LIKING
ton.-Gen. Lees family arrived IN Lezing-
ton on Saturday morning last b. packet, and
took possession Of the presidential Fesiaeuce
on College Hid. They have been detained
hitherto in Cumberland county, awaiting
repairs Of their future residences.
It VIII be gratifying 70 the numerous
trends Of the General and his family Is
know that many Of their wants had been
anticipated and provided for. For soEas
days before their arrival, several 0fths ladies'
Of the town had been diligently sngaged IL
having the house thoroughly cleaned up,
carpets put down, furniture adjusted, etc.
Mrs Lees private apartments were con-
plstely and handsomely furnished through
the considerate and liberal Kindness q q
wealthy lady Of Cumberland county. And
TO her praise be it spoken, she had al the
furniture manufactured In LezingtoH--
thus setting an example worthy ol lHisa-
ton. Richmond Enquire.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06
oHURCH SCANDAL, ETc.

GHURGa SGAHDALs ETC.
-GINALLY FROM PUNCH AND SLIGHTLY ALTERED AND Al
DED TO By ALVIN ALLEY.
That printer fellow IS here to-day,
I wonder what g his name
His eyes are h1ed on cur pew
Do look at Sally Dame.
who is that lady dressed in greoaf
It can't be Mrs Leach;
There's Mrs Jones with Parsoa Moor
wonder if he'll preach
Lend me your muf-it is 50 cold
We both viii sit to prayers;
Mourning becomes the widow Ames-
How Marys bonnet flares!
Just look at Fanny Slespers veil,
Il 5 full breadth too wide;
wonder il she'll marry him
Who's sitting by her sidel
Lord ! what a voice Jane Rice has got
o I! how that organ roars
I'm glad we've left the singers seats
How hard Miss johnson snores
What ugly cloaks there are in front!
Do you observe Ann ChildeI
her new straw bonnet 8 trimmed With black
guess she's going wild.
I'm half asleep-that Mr. JOnssi
His sermons are 50 long
This afternoon we II stay at home
And practice that new song!
Is that tall fellow NOIin YOlin
Just to the Of General QuitE
I wonder If Mr.. jenkins
VIII give Esquire Quartz the ftsG
There's Izenesrs and Lucius Level,
They leOk nice and prim-
Good morning, Mistress FIarity-
30, how we apples swim
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-01-06

PoIitgness-Po Politenes5 may prevent the
want Of wit or talent from being observed ,osss
Wit and talent cannot provnt the discovery
Of the want Of peliLeness.
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Sine tpidbtiee Mdfreeel.

c<n Der @ibun9 be8 5auleS bonn 20. Stunt
fbra6te Sen. @arftelO etnen 8e16luB Elm,
bas gOtum aber bic 8tu ba8 Bureau of
Education betrefenb, in @tebererpGeun9
AT ate6en. Der Nntrdg purpe NIT 76 ee1en
40 Sttmmen angenDmmen u1p bic 8tu pal=
iirte bierauf nit 80 sesen A Stimmen.
DteIelbe beltimrnt, paB IN Der Stabt @alb=
thetun Elm @r3tebungSzD Department etablirt
tperpen fol-, nm lUl9e ltat;lttl6e Nptt3en unb
SbdtIa@en gu 1ammeln, ipelde ben 3ultano
uno SprtI6ritt beS @rSiebungSre ems In Del,
SeriAtebenen Staaten ,tnb Serrttprten seisen,
uno INN SnfUrmattpn iber SGulpr9aniiatiOn
uno QebrIpltem at Derbretten, rnb baburA Das
@ult in Der @rrtGtung unb @rbaltung gutter
Snulen 3u unterltiben un0 itbertaupt Die
Sa6e Der @r3teb1n9 int San5en 2anb gu I'M
tertiben.
Nt Der Optic beS Departments ip1 Elm
pom Nrdlfbenten NIT 9fatb 1nb Sultintnt1n9
bes Senats aneefe1ter grSieGun9s=@omm I
far lteben. Oerlelbe ipl etnen 0eGalt bot,
$4,000 iaGrli9 be3ieben urb befnst lein eineu
gttefelerf unO sWet l1nterrlerf8 SIT ernenner
nit etnem reipecttSen @ebalt BON $4,000,
$500 nnb $1,000.
Ser @ommiIdr it bur6 bic 8tQ angetptez
fen, an ben @pn9reB etnen ia9rli6en 8eriGt
3u MAIDEN iiber Die Ttelultote Ieiner @rbeit.
SIM erlten Sertht iel AUDI an9eseben fetn,
nelAe 9Gnbereien Der @pn9reB fir S6ulz
3wede b~epi0i9t fat, meG6er 0ebraud bon
bteien 8etptlteungen 9erta4t tpurbe lno tpas
lie fir &eSehuett einbrtn9en.
J~pleenbeS 1T bte Namentlt6e Nblttmmun9
iiber bic 8tQ:
Dafur %ltnntten : NQtlun, Mrnes, Nlbz
les BON NeUaDa, Q1blep BON Sbip, 8afer,
8albptn, 8anfs, Barrier, Benjamin, 8ibmeQ,
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Cobb, Scot, @ullont, Davis, Danes, Dtrpn,
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ton, @ltOt, 6arqua4r, @arftelp, 9aYes, 6en-
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WOUrbsap, Ntprriq, Mfprrts, Wcultcn, MYz
ers, S'Ietu, Srtb, @atne, @rtce, NanbaQ,
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Muine, SapYer, epend, Stelnberger, Spal=
bling, Stepens, 6runcts 59pntaS, SoGn 8.
SbcmaS, it,, Srpwbrib9e, l1plon, SAN Nerz
nam, San 5prn BON Wtiouri, @a16burne
BON Snptuna, @a19burn BON Ma1a9uletts,
@elter, @enttpOrtb, @baleY, g8tll Jon BON
YenniYloanta, WinDOm II. @OOObrib9e-80.
Dase9en: @ncCna, Barrier, 8saman,
8Uper, 8uflanO, OawiOn, Oefrees, DENTON,
@lbrtO9e, Sind, @lCBbrenner, @riper, Sale,
5arbin9 BON &entuf9, 6arptn9 6cn Sainpis,
!5Ulmes, 6ubbarO it. bon Stem gJort, 5urts
pbreY, SobniUn, &err, Qatprence BON @enniYk
nanta, 9e SlOnp, 9Cam, MarlbaG, Mar1pn,
Mc@nllUugt, Mercur, Nttlof, Nt6ulIon,
Yer9arn, 8lfe, BcmerOY, &anbal BON @enn>
i9lpanta, Sitter, 8Ogers, NOlltns, 8p6, Sit
9reoSes, StrCuie, Gabpr, SaYlpr, 3bprntpn,
3rtmble urD @tnfteLb = A.
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ten Stlber9etdBen I'M Wertbe Dpn $500. @S
miirbe Al nett fiibren, menn i1 AUDI bic ouesrp1
iiberarS Sablreiben Gie9er nnb YreiIe aufa6bleu
Wplte. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bemerfe iG nlr
nod, bob unter ben Sie9ern audi cine @ieaeriu
lift lllo Spnr III Der Yerlcn Der Meinb6nblerin
Ybilippiue Serbert babier. Q9er ben BON Qolis-
ri1er Sditbenpereine gum Croft fir ben idIebtes
fen Sdiibe1 9elhfteten, i'll eiaen1 9rOBen &rua
yEbtstep beltebenoen Yrei8 erbalteH bat. 1T mir
iIidt betannt.
SdDn ipdbrenb Der YreiSbertbeiluna botte sih
cine QrDbartige WenIdenmen9e einaefnnbeu. bic
atil 0fadntittag 3G pabrbait rieli9elt Dimenionen
anl4wcu. 0aS re9ite 2ebel1 ober ~entfaltete it'd,
fprttpdbrerle III Der SeItbdlle, ipD6in bic Sitoer
bonn @abenter1pel aus tbeilS 9etragen tbeils escDr.
tirt mur6en. Mie an ben rDrber0ebeubeu Soofu
10 wurben ou6 geltern in Ser 6eltbaae ber1diebens
mebr oper mtroer poIIen0e Geoen gebaItea. 81,
bteit9en @eldlt9pereile ruo ltnIere be1ten OfuSif.
corps perberrliGten baS 6eIt nit ibren SprtrIoeu.
9tad eir1er bic er tllnlitaliI6el Yro6uctiereu trro
Serr Gmtl Oteeld bon bier BON Der Gribiine Der
SeItboIe aus, ei1t BON ibn1 perfaBteS @ebidt opr
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mutb, tpOmit Spruce Greeley i'll leiner @eIdibte
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rl1o anoere Seloentbaten l%t1Ierer beuti6amerifoni,
ldel 5SeI0terren unp ibrer Sapfere1 tp6tiuIdpeis
gen lndt. ben nod INNER inter etrenl Sbeile Der
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Behalf. 3.. 5-@s .tl1
lletri9enS berridte aIf benz Se1te bas bette Gin,
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ridte oI8 ibre bellti9en &oGeseu NIB Spnteu ibn1
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feiue ein5i9e 9t8bormrrie 9eftSrte 6eIt ais Elm
9IdnSenber Sriurlpb belIti6er Observation-Disclosures UNI
peutifer 2e6ersfre1oe unb GemiitbliGteit beseiG.
net per0en. s..fa. ? .1 sid - "
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ut5 oauaua 0omph6if Go.

"N" %'nnHhu &"|1UspNutU Nus
lz$gSSLh Iler. 8rOwn & SBbne,
saesAss' General Ngenten.
Nacs Ne1u SrlednS unS ,eSaDoua.
Eadg bel Sep Weit anbaItene.
BIbreu bic Der. Stuaten @Sf.
DIE i. sIaHt DdmPfI4ifie bteier 9inie fa6ren nte fOlot:
VubG, 100 Spuneu,
Wtlltam &oIttns 6, Sefbfsbubsr.
rad Sapana am DOnnerfas a, II gInt
&ibertG, 1850 &onnen.
N M. S. StGftprb, 9efbIs6aber
Gm 6 am tae, %. Stunt.
gtdd Saodnd pia 9ietp Orleans.
Atfabrt BON grOpus Bbarf, EeuS gOtnt. pur,t 4 liz,
Wa4mttto8S am ans sJeisten SAGE.
sDeeen brd5t cher gaiase, NIT unItertrefdt6en De
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9enrb ~. u rfteIb&G u.
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ltettrttn tserten unter5ei6net. @ilaubntsf6eine FIR GroeSt
nrNen IN bteier Office ~etn8ebplt mer6en. Mrn GrpebstiprS.
tdse rersen reber 8rd&t dn8tnummsn rod QaOunasi@eir,
uuterset6nst iosi7NW
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Baltimore @Dnfune SSerein.

Inter obiseu gtau.en BAT fu9, mad Dem 8crtil6e eies
Ter StGbte in @nglaub, Selsien unb DsutiGlano, am
90. Ntirs B. 9. rabier elm Serein s~eSriiubet, irel6er gum
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erbaltsu Werbeu, all @pniumenteu 5a bebeateno btls
BreiieH Sl ~certaufen unb pet6er ben Rats
fer, fans er ib an ben Sereiu aui3liest, an sem er3iels
ten 9epinn tbeiInebmeu IG6t.
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felbft Der llubeulittelte I'M @tanbe, itR an Sieieu Seretn
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Gr6ause Ylace, @Ge bon Seutbfr., erbaIteu, aud r'rs
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GbWdro u. Scene,
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oanndb 0nnpfI@ttt "a. 8ebsr nun ire iof3t ab:-&te yer,
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aafs @tnausst uab @&AtuRt bsiurst bet
q. i. ~. s dbH, aqEg4t
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24
Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
sCripti0n of COAL OIL LAMPS. CANDT,E
ana COAL OIL LANTERS, which we viii
nov ~. ~ 'nan cincinnati prices.
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New Stock at No. 81 Locust Street

M OSES WE'LL WOULD RESPEcT.
49, fully inform his old friends and ems
toners that he has opened an entireIy new
stock of FAMILY GROC ERIES At tha
above stand. which he has selected with
tail as cheap as the cheapest. He viii aIso
nuy all Kinds OF Country Produce. for
Wnlch ne viii pay the highest cash price
city free of charge PA - Va INC
declI dim MoszS xyrrr
courier, Union, and Democrat copy one
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Dealers In Steam Guages, Gum Betting
br1ckss Wrought Iron Pipes, Boltina
@oth, &e., ut Manufacturers Prices. @.a.ss
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Repairing Done at Short Notice.

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and need no artificial 6xings, but we
adylse them not to marry modern
girl without investigation.-Euening
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vote, we hold that virtue and patriot
iem are more essential qualifications
in the voter than intelligence. If we
have had virtue and intelligence
enough to fight on the right side, cer :.
tainly we viii not vote on the wrons
side.
We arc not asking for social "a
equality. Social equality D. does :, 10
exist in any country Or community a,,ua "
The members Of your heglsl aaea,;, W
n nos TIER Her canals socially. Such equal
H ~, ca vno1' hc brought about by legis.
Iagtion' but depends upon culture, and
Il a matter Of taste. Because men go
=. ~ tbe nolis and vote on equal terms,
~ reason that they should asso-
c Il together, unless they choose to
do so.