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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-09
The Divisions of Clanhattan, and their &C
Causes.

NEW YORK, October ~, 1867.
My DEAR REPUBI1c Taking advantage of the brief
recess which the quiet Sabbath affords from the daily
routine of business propose exchanging views with you
and nduging in little friendly conversation the various
topics in which less interested and of which
you the able and true exponent Your through
the journalistic has been presume you had an
ticipatedo many Obstacles in which you have had
counter adverse winds and ride rough and turbulent
waves but like the noble bark you have surounted all
impediment and made your voyage far one of UMPIRE
cedented success AS our worthy president, William r.
Roberts, very truly aid in his Jones' Wood oraton
is impossible to mould mems minds to make them
form opinion coincide with every proposition said
written y is it impossible for honest straightforward,
upright independent editors please the tase feelings
and ideas of all their readers hence take it that
your will meet the deadly opposition osome Buyou
will have the approval of at least the majority of your exed
constituents. With universal liberty at your masthead
"breathes there a manHan Irishman-with soul dead"
as wish you success and put his shoulder to the
wheel and cry onward What if and then you tread
on somebody's corns? We have only Ito vulgar
presson grin and bear it and between ourselves little
Showing up of vanity and conceit and then,
be of place. but would enable to ourselves
others So long your bow is headed towards the
old land of suffering and misrule long should her
trated children embrace you nasmuch you the star
that will guide them and light them to victory With these
preliminary remarks, will proceed to business and give
you nking of the situation in the District of Man
haitian" AS this to be the hub of Fenianism
also is it the hub of dsunion and discomfort you will
hereafter learn and haven't the least doubt but you
of it before Before entering into any detail of
what this prolonged dissatisfaction and wrangng of
opinions where all should be working in the harness.
must say that the and Circles who have with unnch-
ing tenacy chung the Philadelphia constitution and the
principles there enuncate and since carried out by the
President and Senate of the F. b. making hercuean
efforts fulfill their glorious mission and bring to ter
mnaton speedy and successful possible task which
they performing with marked energy manifested by
the appearance of the Boys in Green at the numerous
drill Now there Disgusting the fact that Man.
haitian was hobed of corruption might say scandal
Here it was "the chief and his cansmen" uxuraed to
their hearts the sweat and toll of their country
At the eleventh hour they arrested in their
geous of plumber by whose consciences were
moved whose saddened at the reckless career
those principed patriots O Having succeeded in depos-
ing them and routing them "root and branch" from their
manson in the sys the work of freeing Ireland received
temporary check This unavoidable The result of this
proceeding green memories yet and strange say
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-09
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The IRISH REPUBLIC will allow correspondents to
bodes consistent
with proprety they therefore, that they
selves responsible opinions expressions under this
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-09
Written for The Irish Rcpubli
Petrarch's House.

Petrarch's House
By 7. IRWIN DUBLIN, IRELAND.
Hard by Vaucluse an olden villa STOOD,
With mildewed, mottled walls above the flood
Of cool river, fountaining forth in foam
Through deep vale and aged lick wood
Behind it rose convent calm on high,
Whose steep walls cleaned white against the sky,
Upon verdant hill top like dome,
Girt with long vineyards and long fields of rye;
And undulated the gray sulty breeze
Of quiet evening through the gloomy trees,
Pale golden light and mellow odorous wind
Mngling with coo of doves and hum of bees;
While rustled in the vale the shadowy air
Through scoring boughs of poplar and of pear,
And cypress boles turned to golden rind
By some stray piercing beam of sunlight rare;
Thick cloud and autumn rain had dimmed the day;
And now a-toward the Apennine away
1t frightened with the tranquil close of eve,
Whose msts dissolve in films of lessening gray
And from the baconied windows fronting west
With struggling vine and rose and ivy tressed,
The drops shed from each lightning spotted leaf
Their dewy monotone musical of rest;
AS from the inner chamber, where the light
Fell on a sooty mantlepece whose height
Reached the roof, on arras'd wall, and one
Covered with pictures, scrolls and papers white,
A figure, tall and mediatively pale,
Advanced and leant upon the balcony rail,
Looking upon the swiftly sinking sun,
Half whose gold globe still famed across the vale,
And hillside garden walled with ruined towers
Massed with lush ivy and clemats bowers.
Through deep green glooms the rivers voice below
Sounded monotonous mid ceaseless showers
Slanting from steep to steep; and lower down
The nightingale, from twilight covert brown,
Began its plaint as in the fading glow
That tinged his mournful forehead like crown,
Pale Petrarch voiced his musings faint and low:
" Is it a blessing or curse to own
The lyre-like soul whose chords the feelings tone,
Walked by each beauteous melancholy thing,
Whose pleasures and whose pains, alike, alone
Make us seem ever? So acute the sense
Of each the light and shadow intense
That common soul no sympathy can bring,
Of heart or imagination, whence
To shape companionship. Love! What is Love?
Feeling idealized that sits above
The intellect, with gentlest tyranny
Swaying its waves wherever it may move;
Irratonally rational, creates
world wherein it all exaggeraes,
Now shaping from word, a look, sigh,
The forces of memorable fates;
Madness divine that holds the being shrined
In isolated ecstacy OF nina,
Or wrapt in moody mysteries of thought
Happy, but itful as the summer wind
Which feeds upon its seeming opposites,
Dull iealousies, caprices thoughtless flights
of willfulness or cruel looks, distraught,
Attracting by repulsion's senseess sights;
Now yielding the brains kngship to the blood
Which, deluging its throne with crimson Hood
T evels all thoughts, or in its blind career
+ban, slaves its impetuOuS mood
Now constantly inconstant as breeze,
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lGinalleianbt.l

Sn eiries MaiTehberiammluns Der Sareer
her neunten 9Earb, bic am @cnnabenb,
ben s21. @benes abgebalten Wur6e, Gnb bic
folsrnben oerren fiji bic reirsetipen Aemter
nominirt ipcrben:
e 6 Il q Sir alderman:
Gbarles 3ir6ber.
Sir gennriImGnner:
g6riftian &rice.
3bos. 6tlbfon.
frp23 fgB
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gfatltdtbs , gstrbanbtanaet..

8eIfern Qlbcno betIamntelte Ii6b Der
8oafo Ser Mlbermduner inter 8oriib
Oes Serrn Brobie.
@egeni0attig 9lloermdrner Sbomp.
ion, SmneD, SlDan; @teiebton, Sabnie,
@biltnn, Sirdcr unO Stolen.
Serr SintNA beridtete ais @ormann
beS Straben IS omites, Dap in Dem am
81. Septeubcr enSenben Sabr $780,
1868 fiirz Strabenberbe6eruna Der,
ausgabt mnr6e. Collie Die Straben,
@iienbabn bas NidoIion YFaiter smis
iden ben 9eIeilen in @bcrrp an sablen
baben, 70 ipiirOe iid Die Nusgabe auf
1906, 1865 Derminoern. 9lusaebefIert
iuuroen 5 StraBen in Der 1. 9Saro; s in
Der 2. gSaro; 10 in Der 3. gSarb; s in
Der 4. gSarb; 8 in Der 5. gSaro; s in
Der 6. SSaro; II in Der Z. gSarr; 13 in
Der s. gSarb; IS in Der 9. gSar6; 4 in
Der 10. ,g8arb.
Der gSa6ertaren>S oIIec.or beriAtet
cine @innabme bon $2641.25 fir Die
l,Bten 2 @oden.
Scr Gebenue olIcctor bat bon, 10
PA. Sept. S94S5.69, wobon $1544.
20 Dem @rSiebungSratb suiteben, einges
nommcn.
lleber baS Nrbeitsbaus miro berld,tet,
Dap inter Dem icki9en Splfem Der Gtaot
FUR lestcs Sabr $4,000 eripart wore
Den iino.
Die 8ebanoluna Der gefanaenen
ScitenS Ses Snipeftors @berett miro in
leSer BcSiebung geIobt.
Son Ocn SillS, Die bonn Common
Council iiberianot ipor6en itno, erbielt
Die $1,000 fir bas Set Der bieliaen
&auflcute bcniIliecnoe 2etunaen.
Die Bill be5iigli6 HHaitcrung Der
glllep Sluildcn Sprin9 uuo Union bon
Mfarfet mad CHERRY ipErOe auf ben
Slid gele9t.
Die 9tcnte Der SaIIe Seitens Der
Jtotbmanner iuurbe duf $500 erb0bt.
Die Bill fir Gritattung oes bcim
Serfauf Der Corporation @beds erlits
tencn Serlultes tpur0e aufaenommcn
uno beruriadte cine Iebbofte Sebatte.
Ser SorlG)lag, iie auf Den Slid su
le9en, 9tng nit 5 9e9en 4 Stilnmen
Oerlcren.
$err afOIen bradte cine (neue) 8ill
elm, Die gGdd)ter im IrbeitsbauS ebcnio
bod 81 ialariren, lpie Die Yoliseimam.
idaft.
Serr Sbonlpion beantra0te cine 8e>
iutlliaung bon $4,000 on ben @rSiebs
unasratb. Bafiirte 3 2efunsen.
Nod einige minber iuidti9e @eldafte
iuurOen erleoi9t, worauf fi6 Der SoarS
pcrta9te.
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/ Spbrr $. S1anteS. /

8eftern Nadmittdg traf BierieIbit
bon Chattanooga Die stelegrapbifdc
sfadridt bon Dem MbIebeu 6es Sberit
8 obn SameS elm. Derielbe
mar felt bierSebu Sagen ernitIid err
franft; bod bate fid lein 8uifarb
l1erflid) gebe6ert. Sa, Die beute frilb
bier eingetroffene. CHATTANOOGA llnion'
bon geiteru nnel0et, SAP in feirlem Be-
finoen eine groBe @en6erung gum 8eft.
fern etu9etreten iei. Sod f6on 9eitern
mor9enrm 6 ubr bau9te er Den lebten
2ebensatbein aus.
Sberf Sobn $. SGmes mar eff}d rs
Sabre oft. Gr mar in uciten &reiien
beliebt un6 geebrt. Sin eeborener 8ir>
ginier fam er i'm 3frIben 2ebensaIter
NIT feinen Neltern mad Dit SenneiIee,
iuofelbif er Dor Dem &riege ais FARMER
lcbte. geim QIusbrud oes &rieaes mar
Ct elmer oerient9en patriotifd:n Sfs
Eenneheer, Die iif, nm ben lliurpatios
men Der Gebellen gu entge6en, Wfondte
lang trob Sun9er Inb @leno uno Strae
paSen tn ben Bergen berite6ten. Oludl
mar CT pte6er elmer Der eriten, Die ;ur
Mrniee eingen, ais Die Sf Eenneilee
Gegimenter gegriin0et ipuroen. @r frat
ais Yribate in oas l. Dit SeunefIee
@apallerie s6egimcnt elm uno ipuroe
gum lieutenant eripdblt. BaI6 erbief
ct bic @rnennung oils Auartiermeiiter
uno biente nl8 brigade quartiermetiter
tdrnmtlt9er Dit SennelIee 6 dnaaeries
8eginenter. IiaEH III
Son ba tnurbe erals general. Quar-
tiermeilter bes @taates an 0ln6rem
5obnfon's Stab aberufsa unb oiente
mad Sobnfon's 9ttgdno ais Chief.
auartiermetftcr be5 Dit SeunefTees
OepartementS utter General Qlben 6.
Giaen.
sad 8eenoisune 0es 8rieges Der.
lieb ct Die 9lttnee unb iibernabm nit
Serrtt Sooper gelneiniGaftifdJ bas
2oofout Nfouiltaitt @aftbauS; fauffe
f9 aud cine Sarm z Wleilen bon
8afbbtae al Der SiIsboro 4ife.
Seine 2eide traf bettte gta@mitfaa
nm 2 ubr s. Minuten bon GhattaS
nooga Elm un6 ipiiroe utter @eIeite ser
Sreimdurcr uno Dieler feiner friiberen
Nrinee< Ganleraoen mad benz Wfount
Ofiper air6bof eebraGt unO bafelblt
beerbigt. ~ ~ 4'f aaatlg
@ir betrauerlt ben 5oS brs Sberlt
5nmes iIigeiicin. DerfeIbe mar ms
Srcun0 nn6 tuertber SameraO.
Geiner bintcrbliebenen gSittfpe un6 Den
nanmebr paterIofen ssaiieu infer berss
Tides 8eilcib.
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sept. l9th 1 month
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(9n.) surnoercin.

Sn etner an ustaauacncm Ronfna abae5aItenen
8eriammlung oeo Sltgmitn 9urn ertiIs tpureeR bic
iogeteen yeanter ern iiblt: '4.t 43t
GTiirt Spreber-.S. @enraS.
3peiier Sp,ecbcr-ebaS Gnentel
3urnmur.-M. 8nrgmaif.
Sbriiiwart-J. ". apel.
Sddeipuri--eS. 8apptIo.
2enetpatt--gp. 2anolcr. e
Regctmdbtge p6chentllbs 9eriamHltneen iib
ahbefannt worbeu. <l E
=, 0D. Npcl,
iep23 Am S1rftwart,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
A PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
Executive Department,
Nashville, September 18th, 1861. ,

Executive Department, (
"- Nashville, September 18th, 1851
WHEREAS, Some excitement has
grown out Of the agitation of the
subject of tie approaching Municipal
elections to come off the ensuing fall
and winter, in the several cities and
towns Of this State; and whereas, q
controversy has actually arisen in
two or more cities as to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
and who are the proper authorities
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
said elections;
81 Now, therefore, I, WILLIAM G.
BRowNLow,- Governor of the State
of Tennessee, in the discharge of the
duties imposed upon me by law, do
hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioner of Registration under the
Franchise law is the proper person
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
all elections and that the qualified
Voters in all Municipal elections are
those only who have certificates of
registration, and who are qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly. The Franchise law is a
part and parcel of the Constitution
has been sustained by the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee-and all elections
held in violation Of said law are null
and void, anb of no effect whatever.
In testimony whereof, have
hereunto set my official signature,
and caused the Great Seal of the
State Of tennessee to be affixed, at
the Executive Department, in Nash
vile, on, the 18th day Of September,
1867. w. G. BRowELow.
BY the Governor SO
a.. A. j. FLETCHER,
y Jus Secretary of State. 3
Sont Ioth monfh
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gslAttiier Ntlna.

Sn 8csua aul ole beborifebenben
faotil9en @dklen finb foI9enoe drnt>
li9e Serorennngen eridienen:
r." Staat Senne6ee,
Grecutib Oepartemcnt,
Nafbbile, %. September 1867.
Sen. s o iepb q. Cooper, CONF
manbeur Der StaatS s@arbc.
Mein Serr!
Sic merben fofort ale Sruppen, Sn>
fanterie un0 @abalIerie, Die Sbnen su
@ebote iteben, mad @aIboile bringen,
INN sic in Den Stan6 gu ieBen, Die
Gidter unb @lerfS gu bcidiiben, ipel6e
bon Dem @pmnliliioner fur Ge9iitra<
ton ernannt moroen iinb, unb bas
Bablgc|eb ails5ufiibren. Soilte es
notbwenOi9 iueroen, 10 penben sic id
on General @Maior @eoree $. Sbomas
i'm Suecurs, bamit Gle Den SSrieoen
erba!ten nnb bas 8cies sur 8eltune
bringen fonnen.
Soda6tunespou
(geS. J g8. 6. 8roiunIou,
@ouoerneur bon Senne1ee.
Sauptquartier Ser SenneGce
StaatS >@ar6e,
9ai6bille, Semi, %. Sept '67
9ta66em Scr, coi1manoirenoe @enes
ral borltebenoe Srore erbaIten bot
iuarnt er alle 4erlonen Dor irgeno eli,
nenl 8eriud], cine gSnbl, tpel6e in
gSiOtripru9 NIT Dem 8ablgeieb itebt
absllbalten. Gud bena6ridtigt 6erlelbl
aHc Berionen, ipelde beia9tem Geiet
9emab CUR @abl bcredtist iinb, boB fl
beim Stilnineu 5eldibt iperben iolIer
unb ernabnt ole Sieieni9en, ipeltbl
gum Stimmen nidt beredtigt finb. Dor
leoem Serln9, fol6cS su tbulL o6Su=
itebeu.
Stuf 8efebl oeS 8risabe Genera
$ 0 fepb ". cooper.
+ g. 8. Gamble,
lieutenant unb 81. 8. 6.
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Sir NHaDpr .
s.. 81. geO1et,

SS1tc sU(dDDr.
Die pOn pieIen 9ireern untersei6ne,e auffOrbes
RUG an =
s.. 81. gcooet, y
efngdnDibot fir has aapor's Amt III rver5en, 1T pom
bemielben bcjabemo beantwortet wosben. ip24b23
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'E Nla1ot 9 rom lit nun iuies
Der NIT elmer YrocIauiation berausqe>
foinnen. Ser 4eier finbet oicfelbe an
anoerer Stele in n6rtli9er ueberz
legung. 8iefe 9reclamationen boren
f9 gang bii5ld an itn6 bdben .einen
b0df tftdrtidlii6en 9Infbeitt. ,.ss
IS Oo9 bebor Der Sonnabtnb ms Qanb
riift, miro Die SlngeIegenbeit in cine
feIAe Gage getreten fein, BAL, nibts III
befiirdten 1T. Mir iin6 Ser feit II Wfeis
nung, Dap feline llnruben ltattFnben
mer6en. 81 ..a
SeIbt penn Nnbrclp SobnIon lid, 10
melt bergeHen tuolte, bic @inlnifd)und
oes re9ularen Mlilitdrs AL @unffen Scr
itdbtifdei geb5rOsn ai,sloronen; 9rant
dno Sbermau fli6 linfere @udrantieeu,
adb Oetattige Befcble nidt eriafIen
iper6en. So b.
Sn3fuifden bat General Cooper fid,
an General Duncan uno oieler an sc j
neral Sbontas nm Snifruftionem aes
tpnn6t. @beHfo babeu Ste lta6tiIden
Bebor6en cine ginaabe an .Generof
Duncan 9emadt, Die 9lntiuort, lpeIdlc
fid ieidt borausfeben Iabt, pirb beuse
bier eripartet. a'.a5 q va
Die rcguIdreH Sruppeit, Sic Sa,usha
fIno, UNI &ube unb Sroniiitg su erbal>
ten, tperoen MIR bann fidI ctnmiid,cn.
iDenn &ubeit0rer es berbin0ern lollten,
bab Die Staatss @efebc, nopon bos
ySrand)iie Qatp" Elm inteorirenber
She'll il, CUR gIuSfiibrltng gcbradbt
iperSen..
llHO mir BADEN feine 5urdJt, bab bas
9efdeben iuiro. Gs ipirS siuar biel aes
fd1rien unO biel procIamirt. gSciili cs
gum &lappcii tom,nt, erBdlt Die @ers
nunft bod, Die Sberbano.
Gs tpiro 9lIles in better Sr6nuno
bcriiber eeben.
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: SaaDtf ,,aS @DrSe.

STEM 9orf, Wfitiuod, IS. Sept.
Sob 6ffnete 81 143s unS ltanb nm
104 llbr 1871, 121 llbr Mittaae 1431.
u. g, Bombs 6proS. fdIIig 1851 1105
5z2Oer /. Geries. LII
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Cine 8erfammIrng Oes @itp @oun<
ellis puroe berufen, unb geitern 4benb
abeebalten.
0ie foIgenbe 8otldaft bes Mayors
tparoe empfaneen:
Mn Den ebrenipertben 8oaro Ser 9lls
oernnanner unb Common Council Ser
Staot NafbUbiae.
Nfeiue Serren!
Sic fiab belite M6enb suiammcnbez
rufen iuorberi, UNI in 8etr1dt su sieben,
mas fir WaBregeIn, ipenn iiberbaupt,
9etroHen tuerben loHer, um nniere
Staot gegen @eipaIt nub Sronunase
miorigfeit BEL Der beborfebenoen Mu<
nicipaluabI gu befdiiben. Sisber bas
ben unfere itdbtil6en @efebe einen
glanSenben @boratter fir SSrieoe un6
Srbnune bel lolden geleaellLeiten be-
pabrt, aber iebt iperoen mir nit einem
3uitano Der Din9e bebrobt, ipeIder
0ur1auS berldieoen nit Dem friibereu
lit uilb iuelder Die 9lnpen6una 5brer
rahi9lten 8eurtbeilnng un6 Discretion
erforoern biirfte, i'm NtaBnabmen baae@
gen arSnorohell. Die game 9tnaelee
genbeit miro Sbrer gSeiSbett Hnterbrei<
tet obne irsenb cine Sinipeiiung barauf,
mas fllr Sofii6tsmaB regeln gu er0rei@
fen ieien.
3 Sodadltintgsboa
SIS. Matt Brown, Magor.
September 81. 1867.
Ste $erren McrriS unb 9i6ea bonn
Common Council, SEER &inneg BON
8porb DER 9tIbermanner uno ser itabe
tild)e Mniualt 9ellbett ipur6en aIs ae<
rileinfameS @on,ite ernannt; an mcldcs
bic 8otfdaft bermiefen ipurbe. So
Nadoein fid 6nllelbe fir cine balbe
StunOe auriifgeso9en bate, fd)Iug cS
SSolgenoeS Dor: !"
/ DSn Betrabt, hdb unfre 9tabt nit
elmer benaffneten, mtIitarifden Sn>
5luiidenfnnft bebrobt lit, I'M. Die ocfeb<
mdBigc stbbaltung unfrer beporlteben<
ben ifaotifd)en gSaBt sii berbinSern,
lei eS
8eidlohen bonn @itD council bon
Gaibbille, bab ser Nfapor bierourd
an9eipiefen iei, in YerIon an General
Dnncan unb bard ben SeIcgrapb an
Den Yraiibenten unb an Sen. Sbomas
81 appeairen, banlit ie burd Die Ser.
Staaten Streitfrafte, tuel6e bier itas
tionirt fin6, baSiuiid)en tretert, un Die
@inntii9ung Der Stats @N1ilis in Die
an9clegenbeiten Der Stabt 81 beriucb@
rem, in anoerer g8eiie, oils sic 8err-
banolungen Ser 8eri9tsb0fe burdsu<
fiibren, iuelder iebod nit 8epiaianua
Der Wunicipals Nutoritaten fcin ISL
oeritanO geboten petben miro. ,-,a
~ @lnitirHmig angenommen. 49,
8ertasung. -
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Spbn g. Sebr

III Ganbibat Der Ga6ifalen 6epublifnuildfn
Vartei fir bae Amt efne5 Go u.n Ina NJ.
neSuon Der 8. gSarb unb perpai9tft
I'D, leine 9timme nur fir ebrlfGe trene
MANNER absnefben.
aus3l bsgs*
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0rpfla,,,atiD, SIS eaDcfs,

Tim bent 6ffentliden @etit genuo<
tbuun9 unb 9titbe gu berIeibeh, iotueit
es Die beborfteBenSe @aDl betrifft, balte
i'd cs fir ineille Sdulbigfeit, Ill erflG>
rcn, baB Die Dem Charter gent1Be, re-
gelmabige 8obl Der Stabt 9laibbiIIe
nidfen Sounabenb abgebalten meroen
tpiro, es iei benz, Dap biefelbc our6 Bic
Wtilltarma9t Der 8ereini al e n
g eaten berbtnbert tucroe. @s lit
meine 8fidt, aIs Nfabor Ser Sio6t,
oarauf 81 ieben, DAP Die @eIebe 9etuil@
ienbaft aus9efiibrt iperben; un6 mir
tueroen pohl faum bon Der MusIbuna
oieitr Yfi6t bur9 irgenb cine Sorce
bon bloier NfiIiS suriifgei6reft ipers
Den, nit ipel9er unire guten lInb rubis
gen Surger bcbrobt iueroen. Sieie
Ndaner ipilien, 0aB lpenn iie nur i6re
9eleslnaBi9en ytedteSu ertan9en iub&
ten, Der 9lbbaltung elmer beion6eren
gSabl uidtS I'M gSe9e fteben niirbe,
ebcn 10 iuenig Dem 8eitreben, sur Belt
oes tiefften Sriebens, TIRE giefte auF
notwithstanding feitsuitellen. @enn,
fatt oeiien, .unter Dem 8orgeben, Die
8eItimmungen beS gSabIaeiebes aus
sufiibren, unire Burger ODER Gidter
anf cine morberii6e 8eiie aneeariffen
iperoen, bann lit es meme 8flidt, oie>
felben gu beldiiben. Gs eriftirt fein
Sdatten zines 8elebes, Die anaebro5te
@imnii6ung gu rebtferti9en unb bie>
ielbe ioU ntbt gefottet iperben, lpenn
Die in ntetner 0fa6t ftebenben MitteI
es berbiiten f6nnen. @s lit nidt Die
Nbidt Der corporations MmtoritGten,
NIT trgeno elmer SlaiIe bon 8iirecrt
in Der friebli6cn 9lusibuna ibrer 9tedte
mad tbrem eigenen @utbiinfen gu in>
terferiren, am iuenigiten lit eS tire 9lb>
fidt, CUR @euaIt gu i6reiten, um cine
freie 9lusitunJ Ser @ripdblung mad
leber gSeiie uno ieber 9lnii6t iiber Sic
@efeBe, ais fe begiinlti9en m0gen, slt
berbinbern. Man laiIe Die @eri9tsb0fe,
Die einsigen ri9tigen S9ieo5ridter,
sulebt entid)etben uno ipenn mir lln@
reAt baberi, 10 tpollen mir rnS ibrer
@ntldeioun0 unteriperfen; aber mir
wollen uns nidt suriididrefen InIlen
bon Der freten @uSii6un9 unierer Gedte
ourd ir9eno cine Ma9t auf Groen,
oubtr Den Der 8ereinig IT E II
Staaten.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-01-24
SOLDIERS ORPHANS.

And while we would remember the
soldier who has borne the BATTLE" we
must not forget {" his widow and his or
phan children" Among our most SOL
emu obligations is the maintenance Of the
INDECENT widows, and the support and
education Of the orphan children, Of those
noble men who fell in defense of the Uni
on To affirm that we owe debt of graf
itude to those who have been rendered
homeless and fatherless by their parents
patriotic devotion to the country, is a
truth to which all mankind will yield a
ready assent; aud though we cannot call
the dead to life, it is privilege, as well
as duty, to take the orphan by the hand,
and be to him protector and father.
Legislative appropriations have honor
cd the living soldiers and entombed the
dead. The people, at the ballot-box, have
sought out the meritorious veterans, and
the noble spectacle is now presented of
the youthful survivors of those who fell
for their country, cherished and educated
at the public expense. Even if were
differently constituted, my official duties
would constrain me vigilantly to guard
this sacred trust. But having served in
the same cause, and been honorcd by the
highest marks of public favor, | pledge
myself to bear in mind the injunctions
aud wishes of the people, and, if possible,
to increase the efficiency and multiply the
benefits of the schools and institutions al
ready so creditably established for the
benefit of the orphans of our martyred
heroes