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Spirit of the New York Market.
Ksw Vopr Nov IE


Gold closed at 1921. It is supposed thai
Government sold about 500, 900 at l3O. Ex
change Is moderate, at 1898. The Govern
ment Securities were rather frmer toward
the close, especially on Ten-forLy Coupons
which arc the lavorite at present.
At the Produce Exchange there is n con
tiuued depression IN tho market Tor Wheat
and Flour, with further decline. Corn
was firm a. the last Boa d.
The market is strong on Railway. Pc
troleum and Mining Shares unchanged.
At the New York Dry Goods Exchange
to-day the market was firm and steady
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings-Appleton
A, Ole; Atlantic A, 211zc; Augusta, 19c
Bangor, l9c; Broadway, pc; Dwight A, zoe
Indian Head, 2l1zc; Laconia B, 2lc; La
mark, lie; New Market A, zoe; Oregon u
Zoe; Pacific A, Die; Salmon Falls A, Die
Stark A, zoe; Stark NJ, Use; Stark o, l6c
Bleuched Sheetings-Bay Mills, 35c; Canoe
33c; Dwight, p &c; Forestdale, S3c; Harrii
No. I, 2sc; Home, 32 Nc; Hope, pc; James,
22c; Langdon, 26c; hew Market A, 24c; New
York Mills, ~ &c; Palace Mills, 25c; Ports-
mouth b, 20i4c; Reynolds A A, 23c; W8m-
sutts, Sac. Prints-Allen's, l6LC; Ameri-
can, l7c; Amoskeag, 1870; Cochoco, 19ci
Dunnel, l6c; Garner a Co; Is &c; London
Mourning, 10 &c; Lowell, &c; Merrmach
ID, lsc Merrimack W, l9c eprsgue'l
Frocks, I9c, Sprague's Frocks, fancy, Sc
Wamsutts, &c. Corset Jeans-W ashing
ton Satteons, lie. Shirts. W. l.. Stan.
dsrd Dress shirts, No. 20, per dozen, SIS
No. $50, per dozen, S25; No. 2lO, per dozen
500 No. $50, per dozen, sac; No. j25, pei
dozen, S45.
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Khnt the ..Press,, saw of Us.

GREAT GIFT DIsTRIBUuOE.-A rare opportunity is
offered for o. tanning Watches chains, diamond
nngP, silverwsre, etc, by Msssrs- ArTandse & Co.,
AZ No. l67 Broadway. They have an immense stock
Of articles varying IN value, and all offered at
one dollar each. The distribution Is very fairly
dOns-yOu agree TO take a certificate OF certain ar
tcle, enclosed Ia AN envelope, and not required 20
pay your dollar unless you satisfied with the ar
tcle, which viii certainly be waTIh more than thai
amount, and may he so or SlOO- An excellent mode
this Of investing doIlaT.-Slddy Itgcs, ~ Y. City,
February 10, 1896.
Messrs. Airlndale & Co. have long been person
ally known 30 us, and We believe them 10 be very
worthy Of public cOuhdence.--A. J. Scottish AHIcr.
jour. June n, 1854.
We have inspected, at the Office Of Arrantisle &
Co. 5 Agency Tor European ManufII turing Jewel
iers large assortment Of fashionable and valuable
ieWSlry OF the newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quantity Of silver plate, and understand that
the whole Of these newly imported articles are to be
dispos' OF on 81 novel principle, giving great al
YantBges TO Euyers, and RHvTdmg eXtenAIVe EN-
ploymentt TO sgents We know the firm IN question
10 he very respectable and thoroughly worthy of
public confidence, and recommend our friends to
read Their adverilsement.-N. y. Albion, Sept6Hl-
Der 3, 1864.
by Messrs Arrandale & Co.'S arrangement, the
advantages must be on the side Of the customer,
for nc has every thing 70 gain and nothing compar
atIvey 70 lose. he Knows what he will get for bis
dollar beforehand, and he need not send t If he IL
not sstished-N. J. Weekly Aei0s, dug. 6, 1854.
EAFL0YHEST FOR LADIEs.-1he most eligible and
profitable employment We have heard OF FOR ladies'
is the sac OF certificates TOY the Great IL Isgr bu
ton Of Arrandae & Co lady of our acquaintance
has been very su cesslu in this way, NOS only IN
filing her own purse, but also m doing good turn
10 those 10 whom she sold tue Certificates as will
be seen by our advertising columns. Gentlemen
can also he thus cngaged.-A. i. Sunday Mercury
august Il, 1864.
In our columns the reader will find an advertise
ment Of Arrandale Co.'s GIFT Distribution Of
watches, leSelry and sllveTWsre. In payment OF
that Advertisements We received several sets OF the
lewelry advertised, and We warranted IN saying
that, both IN finish and quslty, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned ont % lie Just what
they had been repIe .ented-TIue Democrat, (Let0-
istotra,) Asg. n, ls6E.
AGBNTs.-We want agents in every regiment,
and m every town and county in the country, and
those scting az such viii be allowed 10 cents on
every Cert, hcate ordered by them, provided their
Hemlttance amounts to one dollar. Agents will col
lect rs cents Tor every Certificate, and remit Is
cents 10 IIs, either IN Ca7h or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO..
l67 Broadway, New York.
or No. 254 King street, Charleston, y. O.
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TIE "CoUSTERBAED BIBLE - The
jackson News says When General
sherman passed through and destroy
ed the city of Jackson in July, 1868,
one of the soldiers stole Bible kept
at the Mayors office 90 the fly leaf
he wrote David w Hills book, found
at jackson, Miss July the 18th, 1868,
thls book is counteIband-love nor
money can't get it
A few days since our worthy ex-
Mayor, Mr.. Chas. IL. Manship, received
the Bible, accompanied by the follow
ing note
MENrHIs, April, 1850
Mr. Manship, formerly Mayor Of Jack
son, Miss.
DEsR SIR,-I accidentally came in
possession of this Bible, which was
taken 10y one David Hill, who consider
ed it Cumberland, It appears that
its iniuncuons were regarded contra
band, at least, Judging from his disre.
gard
return it TO you 10 be placed in the
Office again
Respectfully yours, TIP.
| send 1t to you, as you were Mayor
when il was taken. T.
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HAVING suggested The insolvency az The estate
III Of Alexander NooLou, decreased, d the Clerk
ut ne Comfy Court OF smith county. Tennessee
aud order hEyiuE been inside Tor publication IN the
Ns-hy lsr Union, Newspaper published IN tie G. ~
~ Nashville, Tennessee, for four cuu-trut y-
weeks requiring all pers1Rs having claims alAiast
rad estate 90 ME them, properly authenticated
with the Cefk 90 sad Court. on or before the lbih
day OF October, 1900, Tor pro rata distributor or
they viii he forever barred iu Law and eluIiN
This j. therefore, H0tce of ne same tho April
2sth, lst.- MARY DOUGLASS
mhyl-itW' Admin O. ARK.
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AHRAEDALR a CO.. Mauufactu,ers,7 A.

No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all Of the above list OF goods Will be
sold for One DOlQT each.
In consequence Of the great stsgnRtion OF trade
IN the manufacturing districts Of England, through
the var having cut on the supply Of cotton, large
quantity Of Valuable JeWelry, originally Intended
the English market, has been sent OF for sale
this country, and must be sold at any sacrifice! In.
der these circumstances, AkRANDAIaE a W, act
ing az agents for The principal European MRnuiac.
turers, nave resolved upon great Oft AppOgtiOn-
Dtclt 10 he divided according 10 the following regu
latIOns
Certificates Of the various articles put into en-
VelOpCs lndlscuminstely, scaled up, and when or
dered, taken out without REGARD 10 choice, and
sent by mail, thus showing no iaVOTitsm On re-
receipt Of the certificate, you viii see what you are
to have, and then II II your option 10 send the
dollar and take the artlcle not. Purchasers may
thus Obtain u Gold Wstch, Diamond Ring, or a0y
SET Of JeNeIrY On our LET for Doe Dollar.
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Administrators Notice.

IL ANlNG suggested the Insolvency of tho estste
II 81 sarah Taylor, deceased Coz winch 1 sm The
Admin sTstor) 90 the Clerk 81 NE County Count Ui
smith county, Tennessee; and su order having
been made iur publication m me Nashville Union =
eWzpapor puthsi iu The city Of Nashville Zen
nsuree, icr ioaT successive wee -. requiring all
pcrsunz having csins sgsinst rad estate s hle
Them, properly authenticated, with the Clerk OF
sHd Court on OF before the let dsy at September
lstt, Dor ratsiae settlement under the insolyent
lave 90 the stase, or they will bs forever barred
The Dr. therefore 90 give notice OF the came Ami
ath. issn- lsIs NAs'l WILLIAMS Adm.
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Sand 25 Cenfs for Cer1Ilrafe.

In all transactions by mail, we shall cLarge for
forwarding the Csruncstes, paying postage and
doing the business, Is cents each, which must lie
enclosed when the Certificate - sent for Five Ger
thcaJes will be sent Or 81, eleven for g. thirty fol-
50, sixty five for $40; one hundred for SIS.
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Cincinnati Lumber Market.
MAY is.

NIAI TO
There has been no change during the
week in raft Lumber, but city dealers are
ofIsh in sustaining the market at$3O. The
yards are fairly supplied, and instead Of de-
pending IS formerly on The river for stocks,
that business has become in measure
subordinate to that done with Lake ports.
At the yards there is a steady, fair trade at
tba oh Trtcpa
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Renewal of Government liz
Cansas.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
COLLECFoRs OFFIOE. 20 DIsTgIcT or TKNs. :
NASHVILLE, May 2, 1885,.
A IL persons doing business are hereby notified
IA that their licenses must he renewed forthwith.
Neglect and delay sfser this notice, will not be
overlooked, hat any person found doing business
without license, on the lsG July next, will Be fined
$500 Hereafter, no license will be granted for dis
bilug 10 person who y IN srTesrs tor taxes, End
all VINO are found engaged ia thai business without
license, Will Be prosecuted for the fines and penal
Ees pres ubed by law, and immediate steps v y be
taken 90 conhscste their distlleTy and the iEnd
upon rhich It n situated.
mAy6-2w CD Il. l.. NORVELL, Collector.
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81 FER E r s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!:!
TARRANT 4 Oo.i

TARRANT Co.!
GentieEnen-I am sTesident Of Curacao, and have
been disposed 70 write to you concerning the real
value Of your SELTZER APERIENT a. q remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia. 1 desire to express
10 you my sincere gratitude tT the great benefit the
SELL TER hss done my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has been sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and sfter btng under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two three years.
she was hnaDy induced TO seek the H-lYlce Of a
learned Physician, Doctor CRbalis, OF Venezuela,
who immediately treated her with your EFER-
VESCENT SELfZER APERIENT, she began to
improve at once, and is now PERFECTLY WELL.
feel Il 70 be my duty for the good of humanity to
make this statement feeling that medicine 30 val
liable should be widely known.
frUHting you viii give this publicity, and repeat
ING n earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
3. D. q. HENRIQUkR,
New York, June %, '65. Merchant, Curacao, A.
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His Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
in less than year after their introduction

attained a reputation wide spresd as the CONT
nent o. North America But Che grooming glory OF
this life remains TO be attained IN bis discovery,
rather combination, for he does not claim to have
been the discOTerer of CEDRON, which is the basis
Of the Bltters now offered TO the public That hon
OF belongs TO the native inbaOitsnts OF Central
America, TO whom its virtues have been known for
more than two hundred year,. Armed with i the
Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly Bal6ria,
and handles, without fear the most vsnonoons sar-
penis. il is a belief Wite them, that while there IL
breath IN the hCdV the Cedr0n is potrnt 70 cure,
matter what the disease may be.
While DT. Bull Is rot prepared 70 endorse this
eKtrsVsgsnt pretensIOn he is nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination OF the Evidence rela-
ting to its virtues, that as remedy and PTevents-
tive for all disease arising from exposure either to
the weather or climate, or to miAsmstc iBf1snces,
it stands
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Two Through Trains Daily
For Sale.

ONE Of The beet Residence iu Ono country. ..
~ the southern part 90 l1e city. Hes-f a. ......
Of the South Nashville Horse .r.... ..
rate nelgnDorHoot. The iHur. a..... .-. o..
tNO-7ioTy brrE5 with TEN rooms. F.H.H...
BRICK smoke house and servant Un..a.
tern, large yaTi well auoI0-HI. a..rf
land, part OF which b. bret rat. aar|#
Ttn choice fruit tr-es. IS Usr. .-..."
yard VITA plenty Of FIfar. HlI a
Tor getting wood. Tho r.. agI &
~ the corner Of Che psrH from who
ceiYed for burning D1rk. Tho prHT
the corporation, and fa therefore ...
porauOn taxes. a good HprHr boz
IOluiug the property. Terms easy.
Enquire Of MELON a HIsEHHU
aosi-u W NATT EEHug l To- HH
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal veal ness, etc, can be cured By one who
hss really cured himself asd hundFsds Of others,
and viii tel you nothing sout tbs tEuth. Address,
with stamp, Box 81,
d6o2ezdkWlTi Bostos. hsssl
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Administrator Notice.

TkVTNG qualified ~ Administrator on the es-
tste Of John II. Hail. deceased, this - % no.
DIV Al peraon8 having claims against sad estate %
AZ them with me within The time presented y
lsu or they viii he barred, End uloss indebted 70
come forward and make payment.
i.nls-a JOHk HU. aNITH, Admir-
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UE1OE 0FFICE,
Nashville, May IS, 1856. !

DAILY UNION 0FFICE,
Nashville, May IS, 1856.
Foreign Commerce of New York.
The following is the cOmpA alive statement OF
the eEpOrts exclusive Of specie, from the port Of
NeW York 10 foreign ports, FOR the week ending
May s. and since January ]:
1864. lSG5. 1865.
For the week-S2, 800, $50 Sl,757l5l S7,2ioOu
Prev. exported .55,Us5s $50 % 1884 s4.Is3,526
Since Jan. SIS sss,us f,is2 ass So, 400 $50
Fuce # gold. lO5 10 lHs
The following is the comparative statement Of
the imports VI foreign dry gods and general uneT-
chandise for the week ending May II, and since
January /:
For the week 1854. 1865. 1895
Dry Cloods........S7 ga az S7yG C3g 81, sos 7f3
Gen. Merch' d'se. 1885 l,579,749 3,z5s JGs
Total for week "a. go O62 $3.50 3ss s47e7 III
Pre-, reported. ~, z8Z b2,47Z7 y3 $3.50 T2
Since Jan. Isgs 2g9, 2gi So ,lsl SII5, Gzzs 35
Included IN the preceding statement are the fol-
lowing dry goods imports for the same period:
For the week. lSB4. 1855. 1876
Fnudstthe port S97s, I82 Si2ls,96t Sl,5Os 733
Thrown on m zt Il n6,Cs6 I,f03,6Gi I,4G7, KS
since Jan. !. 1864. 1855 1866.
Fed at the port $50 40 "a SIC Ga S57 Iig $50
Thrown Oh m kt 1851 64 IS.5lZsse 81, ~, us
srEc,f ExroErs--FoI the week ending May Il:
Previously reported -.......,...-..--..- 7,3 55sG4
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED BT
Special Act of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June sth, 1850.
sHARRHOLDRHs
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital stock, 100000.
Divided INTO 90 600 Shares of s9Oeach. 1890 shares
or sl6O,0eo have been appropriated Is work
ing capital for the developement OF the
property OF the Company.
A limited amount only OF the stock thus sppro-
prn ted has been placed N the hands Of the officers
OF the company 10 be sold az s. per share and as
the stock has all been issued, full paid IN pay
nent Of property, It Is not therefore. liable to any
inture assessment.
OFFIOE No. 661z North Cherry street, PostOfice
box VA, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
?. n. ooIroS, ofTenn. O. L. HEoUEMBoURa, ofN.Y
WA. @. BUNTs, % DELANO p. SMITH, Of Minn.
A G. sASFoP5, g A. 9. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
PrcsideRt,-A. G. SANFORD.
Pres't LIST National Bank Nashville.
Wee RsSidsHt,-A. G. WELLS.
S6astay,-F. Il. COTTON.
TrsIaTeT,-WM. c. BUNTS.
Mining SilperinteldeHt.-C. L. HEGUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists Of lease
hold interests IN the counties OF OYertOn, Fentress
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the state Of Ten
nessee, amounting ia the aggregate to over eight
Thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of thorough and practical &C
quaintsnee with the oil mines Of Pennsylvania
The Mining Superintendent was one of the drst ex-
plOreTs OF the oil field Of that Stale and struck the
FIRST flowing OIL well in the country well known a.
the HequembOuTg we'll, and TO which the Gil inter
ests OF Pennsylvania then In their nasCent stlIe
very largely indebted.
This Company will lease portions o. their yalus-
bic lands, IN small tracts, 10 private parties or COM
panies, Tor lhHEDlAfE DEVELOPMENT. Ihl5 II q rare
chance for bona Dds operators to obtain leases on
terms that viii be amply remunerative.
Terms made known on application. o.
NO HRRE sPECULATORs WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Description oflands and samples Of OIL obtained
from the property may be seen by calling at the
office Of tho Company, No. 6G5z North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn
The Secretary, f. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ce1Ve orders for stock, and viii Onward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order
Oct. 8-f
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NATURES
IN II II u III -
REMEDIES
-asE
1ff.5
Empire Spring Water, &
- ...........f % l
Congress Spring Water,
@
Columbian Spring Water


MO natural or artificial compound has yet been
IN discovered or manufactured that equals these
waters preventative, relief and permanentcure,
for msny temporary and chrome diseases, IS prov
ed by the experience of many thousands who have
drank them for Yeas, with The most beneficial eff
fects.
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glaaIlrlllG @Anlun.
FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1866.

80 FRIvTKD AKD PUBLISHED By
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS & co.
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Establishe ed in 1862,
ialsJ OH
a.-s o.
AND NOW ABOUT EETERING ITS
1.f.-I
...uE . snow
Fifth Volume,

.1 ..Hl1E Ed ,l4. EE... IL. .ra-
Is firm and consistent in its support Of
the Federal Administration, and par.
ticulsEly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizens' and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
..- -.. .. .-
gG.s"E
..
-l O.. G..
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER.
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUPSORIBBI
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBEY
ONLY s. 90 FOR THREE MONTRSI
ONLY 50 80 FOR THREE MORTHa
ONLY 50 90 FOR THREE MONTHSI
ONLY So 30 FOR THREE MONTHSl
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CONGRESS WATER

IL cathaTtic, alternative snd tonic, and is a valua-
bic remedy for affections the Liver and Kidneys,
dyspepsia, Govt Chrome Constipation and Outane-
Gus diseases Is most powerful preventive OF the
FeveTs snd- Bilious Complaints, so prevalent In
warm climates.
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As A TONIC

Il has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up the system, beng entirely pure VINE OF 3
most valuable grape
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Every Family a. tbs season should use
SAMBURG PORT WINE.

Celebrated in Europe for it, medicinal and beue-
fetal qualities, highly esteemed by eminent ply
siclans used IN European and American Hospitals
and by some Of the first families IN Europe snd
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or No. 254 King street, Charleston, 5. @.
feb2-d4t oew Wft
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Louisville. Kentucky.

His inimitable preparation of SARSAPARILLA
ass long stood at the head of the YarIOus.s com
pounds OF that Palusbie drug.
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SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital stock, 100000.

Divided INTO 90 600 Shares of s2Oeach 1880 shares
OF St5O,0eD have been appropriated as work
ing capital for the Developments OF the
property Of the Company.
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Speer's Wine

Il mpsrts 8 healthy action Of the glands. kidneys
sud urinary organs, very beneficial IL dropsy, govt
nd rheumatic affections.
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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA,

have approached Mr.. Lincoln on all sides, am
now sorry TO say, and treated him according to
the angle approached.
''There are contradictory opinions in reference
to MIR. Lincoln's heart aud humanity. To use q
general expression, his general lite was cold. He
had, however, q strong latent capacity to love,
but the object must drst come as principle.
second as ri9ht, and third as lovely. He loved
abstract humanity when IL was oppressed. THIS
was an abstract love, not concrete in the indl-
vidual, as said by some. He rarely used the
term love, yet was he tender and gentle. He
gave the keynote to his own character when he
sald, with malice toward none. and with charity
for ALL he did what he did He had no intense
loves, and hence no hates and no malice. He
had a broad charity for imperfect man, and let
us initiate his great life in this. Let US have
. malice for none. and charity for ALL
"' But was not Mr.. Lincoln man of great hu.
manityP asks friend at my elbow, lttle an
grily; to which reply, Has not thaC question
been answered areadyr Let us suppose that it
has not. We must understand each other.
What do you mean by humanityg Do you mean
that he had much Of human nature in him? If
so, will grant that he was a man OF humanity.
DO you mean that Mr.. LlLcoln was tender and
kind then agree with YOU. But ii you mean
to say that he so loved man that he would sa-
crifce truth and right TOR him tor loves sake,
then he was not a man of humanity. Do YOU
mean TO say That he so loved man for loves sake,
that his heart led him out OF himself and com
PEELED him to 90 In search OF the objects of hls
love for their sake2 He never, to my know
ledge, manifested this side of his character"