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"DoE'r you know" said he, that Christ
came into this world to teach and to save
mankind that he was prosecuted and put TO
death on the oross2" q Never heard Of him
before, said the old lady. Pray, how long
ago did this happen?n' Nearly two thous-
and years ago" Bless my heart And
where did it all happen2" "In Jerusalsm,
more than two thousand miles from here" -
Dear me, parson, said she, " since it is said
to have happened so long ago. and at such 4
distance, let US hope that it is nottrue. Let
me help you to cup Of tea. ~ Clerical 7iss
It's
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-05-02

A PINT cup NAV not be ill-treated for not
holding quart This is indeed a new meas
ure for mQralobligation. The man UNDER
rates your argument, project, or improve
ment, beeause he cannot contain it. BE
does not report you correctly, because he can
not carry all your idea. He is pint cl1p.--
Your friend hetrays your secret. It is your
own fault You put too much in a small
vessel, and 1t slops over. Your neighbor has
narrow views feelings and politics, and they
do not enlarge. Be gentle towards him, f5r
small measures cannot afford to be very lib
ersl, and pint cups come to their growth
early. They are required to hold but pint.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-05-02

TIE way to select -four is. first, look to the
color. If it is white, with . yellowish or
straw-eolored tint, buy it. If it is white,
with blueish- cast, or with white specks id
it, refuse it. Second. examine its adhesive
ness; wet and kuead little OF it between
the fingers, if il work soft and sticky it il
poor Third, throw little lump Of the dFy
-four against a smooth surface if it falls ike
powder it is bad. Fourth, squeeze some Of
the -four in your hand if It retains the
shape given BY the hand, that Is good sign
Flour that will stand all these tests It is safe
to bTy. These modes are given by old -four
dealers, and they pertain to matter that
concerns everybody-the staff of life.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-05-02

The HISTORY OF VEToEs. Rich
mond Examiner has the following piece
of political history:
It is a noteworthy fact in American
history that every presidential veto has
been sustained by the people. We can
recall no instance of the contrary. Mr.
Tyler's vetoes we're quite as successful
as those of General jackson. Judging
from present indications, the late veto of
President johnson will command a larger
popular support than any act of any
American president.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-05-02

THE APPOINTMENT OF NEGROES TO
OFFICE URGED.-It isurged by Forney's
Washington Chronicle, that if there are
not enough Whites in the South who
can take the iron-elad test oath to Gil
the Federal Offices, that there are plenty
of Negroes there who can take it, and
that, therefore, the offices should be con
ferred on them, inasmuch as they are
more deserving and more trustworthy
than any of the men who took up arms to
establish Southern Confederaey. The
President does not subscribe to this view,
and hence is denounced as a traitor to
the Republican party.-Ohio Statesman.
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S. S. CALKr1Ts & c. P. eRTFrI1g,
J. b. MERRIAM,

Lecturer on Banking. Currency, Detecting Counter
felt Money Exchange, &c.
G. NJ. POND,
The loyal Georgian., 1866-02-17
EQUAL RIGHTS.
THE LATE CONVENTION OF georgia.


We are informed that many of our
friends at the North fear that the recent
Convention held in this city was not
true to the cause which it advocated !;
that to use their words The colored
people Of Georgia have gone back on
their Northern friends. They form this
opinion from reports that have been
circulated by papers unfriendly to their
cause, reports like the following from
the Richmond Republic
At the late convention of colored peo>
pie held at Augusta, resolutions were
adopted opposing universal suffrage, but
favoriDg the voting of such colored men
as can read and write well, with the ad-
ditlon Of the proper qualifications; that
all vices aud crime among freedmen shoald
be discountenanced; that the Freedmen's
Bureau should compel negroes to work
and make contracts, if they refused to do
The loyal Georgian., 1866-02-17
THE ADDRESS TO THE
LEGISLATURE.

In our last issue we called special at
tention to this paper. We feel that an
apology is due, both to the writer, and
to the public on account of the hume
rous errors which dis6gured our imprint
We hope that in the pamphlet copy. issu
ed this week, these mistakes will not
appear"
What first impresses US in regard to
this document, is the fact that it was
drawn up hy one belonging to the race
whose cause it SO effectively pleads; by
one, therefore, who has had experience Of
the wrongs which he would have redress
ed, and who has had occasion to feel the
need Of that justice for which he sues.
The writing is only one Of the numerous
ones extant, showing that the power to
think and to write we'll is not denied to
the black nan; that, give Mm the op-
por unity for self>culture, and the result
will vindicate bis power to improve 1T
If the cases which illustrate this truth
are exceptional, is it not because this
opportunity has been exceptional? How
often, and amidst all the disabilities aud
obstacles of slavery Instances oc-
Cured of men who have felt and follow
ed the Immortal longing for knowledge;
and, with results, that might well put to
shame the comparatively moderate attain.
ments Of their white brethren, who have
enjoyed every educational help and faclll'
ty. As regards the subject matter of this
PRAYER, who, with cart Of flesh IN. his
bosom, can deny the truth Of It's positions,
the Intrinsic rightfulness and justice OF
its petitions, and, at the same time, the
delicacy aud ability with which they are
urged Nor less marked is the document
in the qualities Of maullness aud self-re-
spect. 1t is the utterancc Of a man, who,
while be knows what is due TO others, and
especially to the body, to whlch-ln be-
half OF his long oppressed race he ap-
peals, knows, also, what is due 10 himself
aud to them.
Most sincerely do we hope that this
earnest and manly address will receive
from the Legislature the consideration to
which its intrinsic Importance entities It,
We trust that the prayer OF the petition
ers viii be granted. There is something
inexpresslbly touching III these appeals
from people 50 recently slaves to those
who now, as then, have 50 much power
over their destiny, for good, or for evil !;
in seeing ETHIOPIA thus stretch forth her
hands to nsan as we'll as to God, for help
and deliverance.
LII, only, in responding to this call, man
would consent to initiate the compassion,
and justice, and mercy Of God; doug as
he would be done BY /; that SO, he need
not be ashamed to utter the petition, or
utteripg it, need not belle it in his life
and conduct.
That mercy to others show,
That mercy show to me-"
The loyal Georgian., 1866-02-17
KICKING AGAINST THE
PRICKS.

In the proceedings Of the Legislature
Of this State during the past week We
have noticed the following:
Mr.. Bedford introduced bill to define
and punish capital and minor offenseS
when committed by persons OF color,
The bill defines as capital ofenses pun
ishable with death, insurrection, or at
tempting to excite il; poisoning, or at"
tempting to poison; rape on white or
colored females: assault on white person
with attempt to kill; manning, burglary,
arson Of any description; murder OF any
person; robbery by open force. The
bill provides to punish minor otfenses with
corporal punishment, in the judgment OF
the court.
It is strange what blindness and in>
fatuation some men and classes of me
are possessed Of AS true as it is that
we are occasionally visited with tempests
of the elements, and if We can believe
what men Of science tell US, by Magnetic
tempests also, SO it Is likewise true that
mental aud moral tempests sweep over
The loyal Georgian., 1866-02-17

We are very sorry to see-since the
above was written that the pamphlet
contains all the mistakes Of the newspaper
copy.
The loyal Georgian., 1866-02-17
From the Natienalis.s;. ;.

Colonel Robinson alludcs with severity,
IN his report, published ia the Nationals
ist of January IS, to the spirisdisplayed
by the press of this dis srict. His re-
marks might have been extended, with
equal force, to the press throughout the
States lately at war with the Union. It's
managers, through ignorance or willful.
ness, have set themselves the ungrateful
task OF preventing quiet acce tance OF
the new order Of things The Johnstons
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20

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