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der. aud assert IL right. not to federation only.
but to cs,en,icn and 10 political recognition
among the na'inns If the earth. II. in short.
ynu shall own slavery as the source Of your
authority, and nc, f,r it. and erect. az you are
commissioner :" ri"c'. not only " Southern. but
), slave Republic. The ""rk will be accomplish.
ed. fh".r S'a.'- iutrnIins Ia rspous" and per.
prinn,c thr in.,irn,ion y i'll enter your Confrd-
Ic,ncy th"s. that do no'. will not. Your re.
public will nnt require The pruning process III
another revolution. bur. poised upuI It's %ins,itu.
tons. Mil NOV" on IN u carer IL gr. atn,ss und
"t gl"ry 'nnppr' u.h Al b, amy o,LrF nation in
he world.
Hnt is policy i, spurious. as principle is false
nd ,,u.t me. thai men Nh" live by slavery will
ri''n."''!, >i'irn IN nc' WHICH charges it as a
,iiuc 20 purchase Slave, .
Opinions. When me, !, true. move slowly;
bur "hen approved mcguire piocliriry. Those.
~ ,n thu ri.ht Of LAY. rs have br,4l true merely,
=, far. hut thry cam. r,piily l.. culAina.ion.
wn, the single 4'iv ca" Of 'hc ,lnv- trade ia
1888 1T r"" f" q 'rsti"n III most t0ui
import. Mrny. "f n. rem -rhnrr ~hcn W heard
-i-r'Iy tr>t declared In b. nt III. normal con.
-ituiinu ut -n"ir'y; 'r~ No" VII dare to dish.
tim IT,. ihn-- "p'mi,n, nov roll on they are
nn~ nni DULY true. bn ar- Gaming u b. trusted;
,ir, ave moved IA" ,iuc ur- uf the State. and
mel, ~in viii MT take me ,:inpnl-c aud a advance
mL., p.ii,h IN the ,r,rk ri heir advancement.
IL. members Of your C,nvr,irinn ,nny ini-d rect
Ike movement the, IN ~ impede ,hr movement
they mry 30 divert i, that %nnnrl,r revolution
nay be necessary; hut If necessarily that other
, 1866-01-13

FREDERICK DoU.L>.s. SpsaIin. Of This we'll
known { 'lorei or .t'r he New d. lforI Sil1dard
SAYS:
:" rwcn.y-scvcn years a,o 4 fugitive from
Southern l~"nii.. f,tli his wi: ID this city.
He received here his 'r.tc,rIin:. ~ \ fre.n,n.
liz III .in:l einiin. n.nt i'll af,llir;. m willie
III ,y;n. TIE ',rll,vj n, .yrI vac iv.lo,th,
newspaper Sip s,ncs up b fore him. from which
ne WAS striving to- obtain kn,s.c,i . .Atter toll.
ing here for a few years. encouraged by n faw
w!,u recognized IN the capacity Of being more
thtnn mem day lnhorcr. no went to other aud
higher fields Of toll. Two evenings ago that
fugitive slave lccturrd hefnro the inrgess audience
of the season, listened to attentively BY IN audi
cure composed Of the best class Of our ~citizunA.
The next morning lie brcakfi,ted with the gen.
tlem,n who p.id him the frsl nincpcnce he earn
ed twenty seven ycIrs previously
, 1866-01-13

DAsclso -Dnnsing is JUS, the music Tor the
fer', the music for y"ung legs. and is well called
the pnetry "l mntlau. rrmr,pber 3 s.ory Of a
good old s's,- burgher minister. Il was ip ia.
days when dapeinx vas held ~ be . great Fin
aud ia he te4lt with by the session. Jrssic. a
co'ntly and good spd pli'hc young wopao, spa
y grrat ~fsy0J!te with the minister, had been
guilty. OF dancing VI y friends wedding. She
vs.. r%umm"pcd hrforr the session 20 be DIAL,
wi'n-thc grim old fcJln~. st9Jajy concrntr.,.
ing their eyes up ~ Der. as she stgud trembling
~ her striped short gown and her pretty nsketi
feet. The d"ctuT. whn Was one Of the divinity.
ni'd u dep 'hinkrr. greatly plying. sud. ]" len.
Ylt, my "nnhn. ~,r- ye Juncin' u Yes"
Rrird Josie. ~ muun cen prpinisr meyer 10
d"Hce again, Irssir !" = will. SIR. l will pro.
MISE" with n r"uF.rs;, y Nov. vim, w.,. =.
'hWk'n' H.J's'ir. when " we're dancing } TIL
~ truly >4rla" "ti rlicr. whu had been il
pl4ch'r IN his y,uth. :, Mar i'll. sir" snaorJ
out The dear little w"upap. Then, J.s.ie. my
w"nnn. aye drHce > crisd the delighted tinoror
Ana 20 say /, ~ the ry,rlit that ~ innK a. our
young s'ls 'hInk ""ar ILL.," they may t.ns,.
lbt1t f,rF, III, And ~ IN with MI lbr rnu,ul
nf tht sHnsn,ne a:d AnwrIs God has ,h,o~n on
ind along The path nf his chi!dr n N.. Bto,o ,
an AieqHh,
, 1866-01-13

Christmas was narkencd in Enrfolk and Vi
rinitv hy stories "f y pr"j'ct 1 negro in.urreo.
ran. but The ehost'nf J I'm Brown kop, quiet
and The day passed of pretty smoothly. IN
Nnrf.Ik city. hn~evct. a policeman and a negro
hal q misunderstanding, which resulted in the.
death Of The latter. eS
Mr.. Sumner h+, Introduced in Congress . bill
10 confirm shr title. to grants Of lands in the Sea
1,'rnds and Fi'rida. given under general orders
1T Sherman to the freedmen, nearly : yssy
ago.
A colored man named John White. died At
The aims house in Colehrook. C,nn., list weak.
Rs was Resxi7 one haadssd yeals old.
, 1866-01-13
A Weekly Journal OF the Times.

M -..|-L -rr-
TIKI LEADER viii! ir devoted 10 the intere.t of
Free Labor and general REFORM. .8I
The FeJarli Government will DC sustained n all
hazards sud we hope that iia ultimate policy towards
this State will ensure peace. prosperity, ntd dohiea,
tic tranquility.
That seif cyid+nt truth. contained iE thc Dcclsro-
ton or Aforementioned. "Tlint NIL man nre created
equul, - = III be -,en.ifWstlt adhered to.
In matters VI iucal cDncrrn. il will Siyr It's earnest
support 10 ali important public measures and pracsi
cal improvements.
while fearless In Its advocacy OF The right. aatl
frank In It's dcnu uciation OF the wrong. It's co!1ms
will never he made a channel Of course IArsnnal
abuse. II Will deal with principles rather tiIsn men,
and n!low The free aud candid ii-russinn Of VII sub
jcrt. pertaining to TIC public good.
Ia striving. 10 make this .,nphm,irNlly "A paper Tor
the people, we coQjdrn,ly look 10 them FIR the
amour, Of -ub-rip,i9Y and advertising patronage.
which It's worth icuI+uiS.
y. HURLEY e. CO.
, 1866-01-13

from The London Punch,
fr0m Tie LondOh FL
ABHAHAM LINCOLN.
FouLIr A%s,Ass1sArgp. AralL IL. 1865.

You lay = wreath on murdered Iincoln's bier.
i"u. VIII" with knocking pencil wont to trace.
broad for the aeii compiacent nritish smear,
Ills length VI shaInbliuR limb, Ills furrowed face,
Ills garb uncouth. his bearing Ill at sass,
Ills lsek OF ALL VIZ pride as drbnnair,
or power or will 70 slliuc, OF art 10 plrass.
You, whose sraart pen backed up the penrils laugh,
Judging zach strp, as though the way were plain;
Reckless, so It coath point its paragraph,
OfchIcrs. prrpiexlty. or peoples pain.
Bc.ihe this sorp.e. that bear. for Winding shoe.
The stars ami stripe. liz l!,cd 10 rear anew,
Det...cn the ulOnrners At hs head anu frt,
Gay, scursils Jester, ID there room for you!
Yer, lie had lived to shame me from my sneer.
To Iamr my I~ncii. and cnnfute my PEN
To make me own this kind or prince. peer.
This rail.spltttcr q tru,-born king OF men.
Ny shallow Judgement, I had learnt to rue, #.
Nothing how TO vcrusiou's height he rose.
IInw his quaint vii ma,t,. hn,n,.,ruth scrrn mo re true
How, irum.iikc, i,s temper grew by blows.
How i,uinllr, ,ct INV hopeful hr conld be
How in good hnrtnne ani IN III the snnei
Snr hitter In aurcn.s, nor b,a-ffnl he.
Thirsty nr gol':. nor rercri,h ior rainr.
tie vent about his w0rk-surl work az few
Ever hal i.i.t M head and hear, and ,mnri-
Az "nn who knuws, whc-" there's aiaak tod,
Mxn'. lIoirat will mu-i heavens good grao.' ~ u,
maud;
Who trusts thu strength. will With the burden gro~.
That God makes Instruments 10 work HI. will,
Ifh hut :ii"t will WE can arrive 10 kn"~,
Nor lamp r will, the weights Of x'nt ami III,
~. H. .y-,.. t.-.i: .: ,:;::is 49, -; E, i'd H .
THAT hr Elt clear W.. Liberty. aud 'lirla's
As IN ..> pcS-aut tny,"ni Lr hah piled
Hl. -ariar- with rude NS,urc'.% ,,wsrtleg sn'1 n.-.
rhr unrirarr,i forest, The untIr.,kcn soil,
The iron bark : NJ turns the luml,crrf's axe,
rl,- r,p,i, thar %o'rrh"nr, the ,"itt mnn'. tMl,
Fac prairie. al ling thr III ,kel wan I.rrt'. tr.skzt
The .!ah:.l.ec Indian. nn't the pr,wi;ne bar
Such ", re- III. needs TINT i"l,".l hi- y"t Il, To ,rntn;
Rough cut,urr-:nt aurii Tree, larY., fruit may h",r,
r. but their stock, b.. uf ri :!n yir,n misr,a.
Sn hc grew ny !. destined work to 10.
And lived - i"i: four | 'n%. mi .rlaI year.
ln-intr, II, t.ii"s. III report. iy~l through.
Aud thru Ia: heard ihr .,i.acr change I ~ CHEERS,
The snunf' 4" tribute. The abuse - praise,
Ant tonk l"ih with The -a,l. unwavcr,,g muod;
TIL, M t- c,in' on li.hr. from ia rki:ny J.y..
Aud serinri 10 touch ,ir gal tru,n wh,s. hr stood,
4 fe'on had. hrtSrrn the goal AMI him.
U-.c'i"d from te'iinf hi back. n tri. ger pfvst-
And those prrp!e 1rl ant p,ticnt eyes were iln.
Those gsuni, long Lburins limbr were laii 10 rest
The words "f mercy were upon HIS lips,
For:irene.s In his hrart anl on Ills pen,
When this vile murderer brought swim eclipse
TO thoughts OF peace on earth. good viii 10 men.
, 1866-01-13
go Posr ~tIh!flrAi.
SuxAEav En-. s. O., Dec. IS 1865.

-#.. -
DEAR S,R.-I improve thi. opportunity OF
s'ndins you a few lines upon nur own colorrd
Tact. persons ~ho were stolen from their father.
land. sold from their pareots, and kept in bnnd.
see thu. they might ,nii for the wealth Of their
npp,esSors. Hut I think the lard that the yoke
il broken and the oppressed set free. Until .hi.
present hour I know that tho ash Regiment
hal dine is duty as ~eil as any Of the brave
boys who defended their country'y Gag snd
their conn,ry.s honor. We want TO LEI Sauth
Carolina know that we enlisted Us men and
shHl! come ovt Of the service as men Of average
wiadorn and capacity, unwilling 30 he consio.
cred fools. W. Tough, for our rights, and now
We AK that We mar receive them, promising to
use them as wise and discreet men should.
RosaAr WALKER, of U.e.C.T.
, 1866-01-13
HxAparARrEsn u. S. FoncEs.

hhttltOInuSni o.I J".,. =. 1900.
To he Editor Of The South Carolina Leader.
The late President. Abraham Lincoln, shall
luDg be remembered and never BE- Forgotten.
Our regiment was engaged at the battle Of Gu
lustee. Fla., Capt. James Armstrong. who ha.
been With his company since lis organization,
chccrtd ns on by hnyinH Stand by the Nation
al Fing." We stood b. the f. * and tie honor
Of the country. and prnyrd our lnyalty and DE-.
vntinn. And nov, will not Congress allnw MS
the rights Of citizenship in thar country which
we have hrlp'd TO save from drstruc,;oD-,he
right TO vote for those who are TO rule US, IF
not then emancipation has not done us
ju, tee.
Out Of seventy .eigh. men belonging 10 our
company We have only three sick at this dine.
Gen. Brecher told the citizens OF Wutertutnuxh
hat the nHrd aud inirm who were not .ble TO
wn.k would b. kindly cared for; hu, tina. those
vho could labor must do NO or hey would have
to suffer lie consequences whatever they might
hp, suppose that tke payma>tsr. has entirely
foJgntten Us As it is about Fix months since We
have aeen him. II have made any mistskes in
This article charge II 70 the Giro uln,lanc of my
situation. rlsf1s W. p
Il, il]t,4raa Yours resplaifully,
Isl SrIE. II. u. DvpLsY. e. K. 35th. Resi
, 1866-01-13

Ma. EniT"R.-It IS for the inte1es. Of ,ny
race. thai big the Use OF one Of The COLUMN. in
your pnst worthy paper. ] have .no.iceI. ir Der.
era, Ut illc Z litorial. in The daily .N44r. tnr assrr
linn mi'lG in regard to our incupabil,ty of mklns
ear. 0i ourselves. noticed how il was blow ing
Us because We have not ! nj, agricultural impl..
ipefts. Hc,iical sttuIdahtc, provisiUy!, clOlning
nInl sBDes. Suuth Carolina would have Elrs
cEnngh 10 make PUBLIC sucil faus. just think OF
hnying IL prurlc. numbering over 4, 1000 TN, lubor.
ing for "a years. and it separated to Gay, We
have moi y tool Of land u rpi.e a grain OF corn
IN. or 2 single hoe ~ Il siullar 10 huy one wi,b,
This shame lies not an rs, bur op tile har,i., urt.
cd ~1lite people uni Ihcr unyodiy laws ny which
We wrrs forced into slavery nnd compelled to
labor fpr them for tIHt long period; and VII We
got tor our la'nr Was one peek OF corn aud ono
pin. Of Dntnsses per wreck. and on" slit Of clothes
q year AMI in many INSTANCES Nc were rot III
lowed ~ raise even n chicken. This IL tile ra,sr
OF our not having the things mentioned ly ,hs
Editor Of the daily Ne.o.. an! he took particular
caution not 10 give the cause. If he knows one
thing be must know another. AMI i. is Strange
shat hr Devrr Stated Ills, nnjpss he means oni,
,"drgraJc H.. md ESQ, ! don't see Why liz SHOULD
do il. unless : is pnly 10 hare his press patron.
ixpd,
also noticed that he claims tina, the whi,s
race only are TO be cbristianszcd. and We are III
, 1866-01-13

The !" bite F'pp!' m Wilmington. Nmr.h Car.
"i'nH, md s'1'n'ty failed g" g"s up u fnrmida nlr
negro RIM mn QhIistnns day. aud we 40 inform.
I'd that ihrir 'ifrara 1T M l,sur,cctip, are ,ub.,.
ding Nemesis .r nni ~ rcvengs,ul n. they had
supposed.
, 1866-01-13
SLAVE TRADE IN THE SOUTH
ERIN CONGRESS.
rAKRa FROM ''snuTnEnS IIT.n,Ir XHa-ESGER,
NIcuAnSD. jcSH 1851.

From the abstract Of the t;nn.ritn,inn Tor tn.
Prnyi,lonnl Government il nppcnrs ,hn, tn. Slave
trade. ,4cept with the elav. States nf Eo,,h
Amrrira, shall be prnh,hi,rd. The @nr,r..>
rh.,, fore, No, content with the Laws IT ia, ..,,.
United States nxuin,, il, "hirh. lis IN h. ~.
sunri were rc-cnnci-h. have unhitcrnhiy fixed
he su ,i.rt l,v n provision Of The Cnn>,itu,ion.
Tina, provision. fpt reasons .unnll, conclusive
y iii doubles. pa, into III. C.,n,t,ru,inn IT the
Permanent, Government. The proh,hntinr. ,hrrr.
fore, will no longer be- II q,i.>,inn If pnlrv. hu,
viii he Il cardinal pIsncipir IL the Sru'h,tn
Cnnfrirracv.
Thu South is now in III. formation ot n slave
Republic. The con
test i, not between thu North md South a. .rn.
s%rnplioHl sec,inn-tnr between such -rct,pn..
merely. there can b. no untruvtr-y--nc be-
tween tn, people OF the Sutih urd the people
nf The S"ulh. fur our relations, have been plea.
SAINT, and on neutral grounds there j.. etlI no.
ching "a ,s,1nnsr u.
And perhaps II II not the least remarkable l.,
this connection. that. while the one. u shape
ir.., "tganiesS. mere mass OF social elements in
no definite relation 10 each other. j, loved and
~rtI!1si>,d aud stand, the ideal Of the aye The
o:hct, colnrly AID prnpnItioncd with labor unh
direction. mind and mu,tc1 III just relation 10
each other. prr>,ntu,p analogy To Inc very
highest developments in aniln,trd nature, i,
rondrinie.i anG Iepr"b4ted. Even We ou1sriv,,
save hardly vrn,ur"t to affirm ii.-wh.ir ,hr
c''ck. c'rws. i'll fact. az. i--4 u deny i.,-and
# 1t shall not = .,>h an !hs r.s.s, uf human
judeme"'. It must, br t"I the reason, that ,hv
, 1866-01-13

me order 7, Gently issued fr,ln tir war drpa,,.
mint. mastering out 81 regiments. includes "a
c"lored "rga .~iz"'ions. The aggregate force
mustered out is about so, 900.
, 1866-01-13
Presentation.

.# . CnaTtt,ton, prc. SUtn, 1900.
GESriEvEx.-Ptra-a accrp, THIS Banner, a. q
feeble ,oken nf the high appreciation in which
your Association * regarded by one Of the hum
ole daughters Of Charleston. I nope that YOU
vii! fling it tfiumphantlv TO Tie breeze on our
.rnnnY glorious nAncipntion day, SO that ali
~: Cnrnli',a's .on- an.i dAugh' rrs may behold il
nd * la,m-" W, trust in God"
Win high regard. | remain your. with re-
poets. etc. SARAH FRAsxR.
Charleston, Jan. 3rd. 1865.
RESPECTED MADAM The Mechanic As.ocis.
;i"n highly approaching the motives that pront.
ri you IL present ;hrm with the beautiful banner
that wAs UNMARRIED 10 the breeze on En.ncipa.
.i,n day, would take thi- method nf rendering to
you The tha,k-. which ynur n-lutiful gift so
richly deserves, Il. assured. VI .tam. that the
NJ, chanic Association IN ever cherish v it'll
Irldr that baNi,rr rs u ucmrn'oo of dear wnln4n's
approval Of i, ur "ndrnvnI> To benefit our race.
Accept, also, our thank. for ,he noble motto
inscribed On our banner
In God we Trust"
And may that God. in whom no trust. crown
YOU with his richest blessings. IL the PRAYER Of
raur humble servants, ". e.
for NJ oh mic Association.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
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der tue msmssisaip snosH tho o. psop'r 81 ron
onaaae.st 81 ths numerous Insurance Companies pre-
takes credit to ITSELF that lie payments. Of lo,,ss
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ness and losses reaching over SiooOoo. net a snse
case OF litigation has occurred and one with
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| tits the wsrk Of the Farmers of Delaware, ana az
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| DIRECTORS
kli Wilson. Braudywine HID; james Daiapiain,
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Ri Wilson, Brandy wine. Id Robert MeGabs, MIL
Geek I'd James Dslaplsip. Cbristisps Hd John 2.
Peneader HID; Rsl Lion. 81, Georges and Appoquini-
| mink Hundreds; Joseph oriHth, Smyrna James
Cnppsn, New Castle HID Charles T.. Plstu mi ng NH.
ford; Charles Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd,
Dover.
Commu neatioasoh general business addressed 10 the
undersgned Wilmington will receive mediate ste
lion ROBERT McCABR M u
July n Secretary.
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Agricultural Chemical 0o's
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Err.
HENRI Y b. McCOMBS
WILL co utinus the manufacture of kind ofLEArE
" ERfor Shoemaker ssddlers and ManufActursrs.-
Also will eep hand and make to order
LEArHER HOSE OF ALL SIZES,
and Patent stretehsd whole Hide and side
LEATHER Betting,
single and BILE thickness plain water proof
ted and warranted psrior article. norders will
allied to the entire sstsfsetion the purchaser aud
lowest market prices, at the old stand South
ofrhird and Orange Streets wilmington, :, el.
July 2u HIS Il OOMb
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

New Castle County Mutual lnsuranc
COMPANY.
OFFICE "wILMINGTON INSTITUTE"
Corner Eighth and Market Sts.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
tetsst en- Premium Notes r educedts per ct.
THE Prlneipso of Mutual Insurance 10 believed to be
he saisst and experiences, 80 far has proved be
s cheapest means Of Insurance against BY
s,honsh tb nsttution has been but twelve YEAR, 10
anyoher apith losses by Pirs during ts
in.utss " th p pna, A. 80 ~ Eao nave oeen
burned out attest The object has bssp 10 secure
good list risks rather than the number Of
insqIe without regard TO hassArd iesenins the
army OF sinking the Oash Captsin of heavy dis
DIRECTORS.
NIininston City.-William CANDY, as9rgs Richard
Cismsnts smysh. john opchrsn, kdvard +. ssish,,
Samuel Oanby, CHARLES v; Bowisnd.
ghJistiapa Hd.-JameH Riddle.
New CASTLE Hd.--John auyer,
White Clay Greek Hd;1Abranam shannon.
WILLIAM OANBY, Prssidsot
D. SNIIH, Secretary and Treasurer.
oboe hours from Q to I, and from YtoA