Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

What e ehanse, end LqFd, hosF glo-
rioas,y ihsY 90 inPFoEe H. The omAAa
hvaia Nsbgaska Cry A'ars al all ne
Lille Paps a. lhsi ak bark 10 gFtad
ehsFsa vita hs n. y. Warld. Nmfa &C.
They ere "a iansisienl, a. 4 Is thaiF
"fone" n FillifY sly nan vho has ihs
moFal courage 10 aei upon his own con
ricuons. and 70 ask thai IS mach honor
be sh0Wa The poor man as h rhowered
upon aFisioeFaey.
The ~. Y. Times says; "MF. Upton
couldn't vote FOR IL ungil be knew how
MF. Peabody stood during the rebellion"
And sneeFs ~ him as a "liberal soul"
u. J. Raymond, editor Of the Times, has
doubtless a liberal soul" or il Wal never
excuse ihe "lhing" d inhsbits for Pening
he above falsehood, as blr. Upton point.
sdly said be did not oppose the resolution
on lhat score, but considered the source Of
The Tetolulion-Charles Sumner -sufi-
Client guarantee on that Pcirt. A lib
eralsOuL" indeed, PrssidesOf the Times /!
bat the clay il inbabits is shaky.
The great soul Of lhe ex-sultler who
edits the Omaha Herald is terribly anxi-
Gus 10 al in judgsmen, on somebody
Hear him
AS 70 our clerical friend Upton. we
GrTaign and denOunce bis vote 10 the Sen
ate the other day against the resolution
Of thanks 10 the great American Philan-
thropisi, George Peabody, as a Islander
upon tks religion he ProfesssS and upon
tie people Of Nebraska" Il was such
He was guilty, as a Senator, when be
cast that vote, of an infamous wrong, or
else all Christian example and teaching,
and the maxims Of an enlightened civilI-
zation, are a cheat, g swindls, and a lie"
How vOluble is this Judge Of "Chris.
lianiiy'' and civilization" who 60 glibly
"arraigns" one who is thrice his peer in
all that constitutes manhood and christi.
anily. Another case in point occurs to
US, which may illustrate the principle Of
Nj. Tipton's vote, and may furnish This
Judge" Of christianity" a chance 10
"arraign and d~enounce" still another:
"And He looked up, and saw the rich
men casting their gifts into the treasury.
2. And He saw also a certain poor
widow casting in thither two mites.
8. find lie said, OF a ruth / say unto
you, that this poor widow hath cast in
more than they all:
A. For all these have Of their abund-
ance cast in unto the offerings Of God !:
but she of her penury hath cast in all the
living that she had. LUX xxi.
Now, Miller, go in; because this case
illustrates the principle involved.
The Nevs sings its filth thus, after
calling Senator Upton an "ass'':
1--WE will not tire cur readers nor
shock the moral sense of the people by
further extracts from the insane, brutal
and Nebraska disgracing speech Of the
theological mOuntebank from Brown
vile"
Wonder will Morton survive the
shock 10 his "moral sense" which is
principally in the fact thar Upton would
not stroke and fatter this great donation
to his rebel friends, though his vote was
cast upon the principle enumerated by
the founder Of Christianity
We believe in the position taken by
Senator Upton. Il is anti Democratic
and anti Republican and anIi-goOd-sense
for the Congress Of the United States to
honor with thanks and medals special
charities, be they ever so great. Let
this plan be inaugurated and the country
would be impoverished for gold medals,
aud the time Of Congress frittered away,
for dare Congress, in our form Of Gov
eminent, make distinctions in favor Of
the rich nabOb who scatters n million
and a half out Of two hundred and fifty
millions, and the poor, honest mechanic
who gives one-tenth Of his wealth TO edu-
cational charity We have fifty candi.
dates in Ibis city for medals, and here is
another:
I'D. Appleton s Co., have given n
hundred thousand books 10 Peabody's
trustees for The use Of the South"
Congress, she'll Out your medals and
ye "hberal sOuled," web-fOOted, morally
sensitive Christian genllemen-desci +.
pies Of old COpperhead-hOwl if Con-
gFsss dOsen't do its duty Hold 'em
Ii ......a ILL