The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-10
opceptions, take 'tbs eaapaigus against

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conceptions, :! take tpe campaigns against
General y rope, tne ksurprllse of Harpers
Ferry, the grsas LARK attack AT Ohancel
iorsVilie, ana, ,tbe marvellous, success OF
! every ssy step taken IN 'ne campaign OF the
yaattey: Ihis " nos cue occasion n for an
anaiysis Oh tsese campaigns put i may
1pel safely declared mat they arc In3a9Gnih-
cent lllustrahps 3 tes'pthsmaAcass ssof
War;itnat .ne ofain wniGn conceived and
executed 2Naute designs 50 bold and splendid
must nave possessed sanity. for oil prac-
t'cal purposes, amcplt 70 dispute'
,otnch oackson = reilgious opinions ire uu'
! kppocWh pc 70 sne present writer. writer lie has
oeen ca'iea q iat1aiiSt' i!att1aii Al sensible 'ns
men are 'atalists In one sense, IN pos
sesslng!a slrong convicuon that what
wi. wIii DC wlll be-, But men OF deep plety,
HIS lnu : acEson' are not oriental in their
views: fa1e was mere WORD with Jack,
syn y no meaning MS star was Prov
iaence, Love Tor the. trust IN that Proyi-
uence uWei' anu peat 10 every vain and
Ppse ol ms nature. his whole soul was
apsptpea y ms IeHgEen, as much as a
melglanS y n MS business, or state
'usn va a ~ Puciio anails'Hne OeheVea tnat
m T,oo, lean' INTENSELY, anu meant good.
i;a H. nhu It's nm meaplng was ms meat ana
u'lnAA ..nA, ns rehSion was MS HE, ana
NJ NJ rsa' wgfu = mere pnan'asmagoria'--
nu seeleu 10 nave oiea rejoicing, pre-,
~ Iy,ilns aea,n % me- ] Strange madness !!
ns,; uls as,'glOus ur.amer was the stern,
4 aCSaH' = pa'reint'lsai ale4,SuM'Srg OF
a"Is' W u sne oDe'loaees upyietuipg n3nt'
- ~ aosS piosa'I VI reai's' IN an 'ne
IL 1"Ns 1 ,no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n' W " l O'
The world knocks down r man snsegopnlo sgpl
with that, ,cfy Of aeccentric . by vb;cb i
really meant ainsanep ,Anv J;vsrre moo
from the conventional ia m sn;doneo : g
mental upsoundpess jackson vaa 'sson
once io Lexinpton WALKING I'm .nd down
in heavy rain before tbe snns,;oton
dents quarters. WAITING for he clooLS n.
strike ben befo,e he deIivered b;s rsnor,
He vors voolen clothes tbrougLont II.
summer He7wonld never mali a lot,or
wbicb to reach ia dost;n o,;on mns, t,au
eli en- Sunday All ,bo.s ,h;nas 81
him laugbed at, and vet tbo nooJ sonsO
seemed ali on his s;ds !. ,hs c6IIv a. % y,ha,
Of tbe lau,bers !, The ;nsti,nto vos oa Nil; M
t,rv school. military obcd;enca wa. ,ho
sarcat. .important lesson ~ tbe .,mdant I ~
rigid. upauesiiopinc obedisnea Joctsor
set them The example, 4 He ws, ordorod
TO hand in his rendrt a, tsn Ia sJ;d no,
feel at liberty 10 prescnt il beS,re ton % IL,
CONSEQUENCE of tbe rain Hs wos ord or5or' -
ed to don o wooleu uniform in The w;n,er
and, having received no order nrooc,;h;n I
or permitting another, continued to wear
it, He considered 1t wrong to travel. or
carry mails on Sunday, and would not
take part in the commission of wrong
This appears logical at least, however &c.
centric. 'i' % 'T'-ne'r'no .'1on 900
In truth, Jackson was an altogether
earnest man, with little genius for the
trivial pursuits Of life or its more trivial
processes of thought and opinion His
temper was matter of fact !; his loyic
straightforward "nonsensed could not
live in his presence. The lighter graces
we're denied him, but not the abiding