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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-29

GREAT SHORT ROUTE 70 TIE
* NORTH, East. AID Mhof, VA Wbs
ElCuMOND, FREDERICK X BrEJ. AND PMI0,
MAC RAILROAD. CAkhYIAG TIE U.iTkD
STATES MAIL. = VICE D&IhT-ELEGahfG ~
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPIIG CHAIRS ~
ALL TRAIES.-The fHEOUGH TRIES on III
road arc now run from tina southern terminu' ~
the Connection railroad, corner bYHD AHD hI"btH
sraggT5, ~ follow:
The DAY TFnUCGH MAIL TEAM leaves kieh.
rond daily III ll.l0 A. NJ, arr. wing IN W~rh1t,'
ton ut B.l5 i. NJ, connecting with the eaf's ~,
ternoon express trains Tor the IoEth, LssL, Ell
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TEAM, with el'.
CANT cars supplied with ta1 now Patrot -4re!tt.
chairs alta he'd. leaves Richmond dauY Is. 'a'.!,
H., Sundays eXcepledb arriving In WA"hlh1mH
ut q. 10 4. 81, connecting Tith tho cary MVfA'
ins trains for the North. ERst. and West.
NogxTRA CHARGE Tor sleeping cha!E,.
sACCOMM0DATlON THAIE. with local *.
press pac kages inave1 Richmond daily isrGdh!i
sxcspted) from inc depot, corner Of Broad Ena
eighth streets, at 7. H., arriving In FTeds'
r!cksburg at lao Z. II. ,c
THKOGGH TICKETS and THapUGH PC.
GAGE CHECKS 10 Alexandsia, washington!
Baltimore, Phiiad elphla. New York, Boston, and
all the principal cities IL the West
For furts err Information ana tErongh ucEsn ~
ply at the Office OF the company, corn"r Broad ~ .
Eighth stroets, shockos Hiii, and al tue uehs'
otacs, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
J. b Gentry,
General Ticket Agent!
sAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. q"
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LIQUORS,
SUGARS,
COFEEE,
BACON,
WOOD and Will NW WARE,
"a
LIQUORS,

together with a variety OF such other articles as
arr usually found in first class grocery.
TERMS: All sums Of SiO0 and under, cash all
sums ovar 500, sixty dAys' credit for approved en-
do!sed negotiable paper.
Sale conducted by COOK i LAUGaroS, Auc-
tioneers.
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Ey James NJ. Taylor L Son, Auctioneers.
9 iIice s2l Main street,
three doors below spo;swood Hotel.

SIRABLE; THREE STOEY
n BsiCK DWELLi&G- house ON TIE EAST
SIDE Of THIRD Be- WEEN GRACE AND
FHATKLlN tTaEhTS Fog SALE IT AuCTlbH.
4th day oil November next, 1t o'clock p. NJ, the
TIME. STO.Y BRICK D"ELLlSG-H u = as
above located, and at present occupied by Mr. ..
/. We siger. The house has been recently re-
paired, and IS in good order. From the central
it il considered to 10 worry desirable. 1t 10 now
renting for ) .sJ par year.
TERMS: me. fourth cash; balance o. credit
q. four eight and Twelve months for neEotit blc
no.e. intsrct added. and deed Of trCst 70 secure
III y deferred p yuents. ~
oc Eucnonecrs.
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conner OF Franklin and Governor streets.
TURNITURE, or z u e TS, BED
g DING, CURTAINS, &c, AT AUCTlOA.-nn
TUESDAY, tn. 29;h instant, at 10 o'clock, We VII!
sell at our store very large II. oil aselal
Household Furniture. embracing almost every
article necessary for housekeeping
Velvet and Bruss-i5 Go kPEiS ~
Five hundred yard new lnsraln tAhffI
Sar,r.I rolls n,w FLr,.1 III cloth
New double Il, silgle SHOCK MATTRESSES;
FEATHER BEDS, BLAAkEfS, COUNTER
PahE@;
hat HACKS, ETEGREs, s'FAs;
WINDOW SHADES, ENGRAVlNGS, &c.
ALSO,
Several sets very handsome panask ana Lace
WINDOW CURTAINS, with co!nice, tas=eis, &c
C6nsi. nmenl, of similar articles will be received
up ~ '"' COCK LAUGHToN,
M % n, AuctlonseTs.
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SALE OF A HOUSE,
4 WITH SIX ACRES r LAND NEAR UNION
HILL. At AuCTI ~ WILL be- sold on MONDAY
the 2sth day OF October. the premises, at
O'Clock p. NJ, a desirable TWO-STOkY FRAMED
HOUSE. with SIX ACRES OF LAND, now In the
occupancy Of Mr. Conrad FeitiE, we'll adapted for
gard ming or for raising fruit a Convenient dis
lance from the city, with the usual out-buIdings,
all In good order. 1t i. within one quarter Of
mile OF ha present corporate limits. adjoining tho
lards Of Mr. Peyton Joh aston and others.
TERNa: cns-thrd cash balance on credit OF
four and eight months tor negotiable notes, int
rest ad ded and securad BY deed Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Trustee.
Sale 70 be conducted by JAMES Ii. TAILOR = soS,
Auctioueers.
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BY James N. Taylor Son, Auctoneers,
Office No, SCI Main street, three doors below
Spotswood Hotel
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On and after OCTOBER lar the Nall Tain
VIII be run between Richmond ana stanton
daily, except on sunday, ald on -rudty between
Richmond and Gordonsvllis. West Of stsuu,on
the Mail Train will lrsy- for CovinstGu on NJS.
DAYS whDAE>DAYc, AID EHIDaTS, and re.
turn alternate days.
isd"e hlGh mOnd ................,...,,..G'S A. VI.
Leave S'auut0n for Covington..........3.r p. VI.
IsaVe S"vliSton'...:.. .'...:....'.'....S.!o A. a
Leave stanton for Eichmond...........s.oo A. ".
Freight Trains daily lsXcsrt sunday leave
Richmond at z. 81 and A. u.
IHROCGH TICKETS sold 10 all proUinsr.
points North and south and 10 gnchbnrs, Lex.
lngion, EarticonburS, Lewisburg, ana other pro.
mlnent points IL the West.
A, Govin2;or. J AMES J. A. TRyTTER & BIO.
THEIRS STAGE LINE Conrecr- with the Mail
Train for White Sulphur. LeE!,buty aud "A.
nawhl. Time from Richmond or Baltimore 20
Charleston, two and a half lays.
A. Stduntou ana Goshen, HAENAT ( CO.'S
STAGE LINGS connect with Mail Trau Tor lex.
ingtou daily Except sundays, ADD passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
the Passenger Car heretofore attached 10
Freig 1t Trains will be- discontinued.
II. II WRlTC0MB,
ocl General Superintendent.
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Re0I ,Est0te Eyencies.


DOBERT Il MAURY, JE:I
~ Real Estate aGEaT AND AUCTION Eh1,
1. nee in rear OF tho banking house Of h. Il.
Mary Co.,
oc lT-2w+ no. tei' aalN q hont.
NABELL q WATKINS, lib Man
Z street, Lancaster Bclltiug, hichmont. Va,
KEAL ESTATE AGENTS aHD AuCTloaEEss,
having especial facilities with northern aad II
ginla Urrchassrs solicit consiHnmsnts Of al KINDS
Of REAL. ESTATE. In tina city and state; ior SIS.
sxchangs leese, purchase, privately anu IL
auction on Ito most liberal terms:
"1' 2 GARRlSGTOT CABELh,
sr,osm J. s. WATKINS.
!. CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
"A LANDS! savs formed b1sinass eonnse-
ton with Messrs MuTpAsy Ffnntmaa, Esa: hh-
,aGa Scants and Brokers. Phi!adslphla. who nave
applications for III purchase OF large number Of
farm. ana other rea! property in Ni:s.nla ici
which fair and reasonable prices WIZ oe pslH py
p.nnsy!yanians desiring 10 remove 20 THIS State.
On application, In parson o. by mail, viii with
n,sesurs furnish any one having land for Eaie ape.
eiho Information on the subject.
J. D. IaBOpES, Attorney a. Law,
,n.,z Richmond. Va.
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Aascta01I Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

BY James NJ. Taylor & Son. Auctioneers,
once 80. SCI Main street, three doors below tho
sposswood Hotel.
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BY aesnault & Co.. suctioaeers,

BY 2egnau!t s Co., SucuoAeefs,
Main street between Eighth aud Ninth
FURElTUkE, ca 70
81 PETS CUnT ms, &c AT AUCTloN:-Wa
will sell by auction, 1t the retiderce On ienll
street hetwtc Leigh and Jackson, on MnNDa
MORSINU, 18TH instant oeucl X at 10 o CLOCK,
portion OF the very Excellent FUhSlIUah In
said residence, en- Jraciug in part
PAELOH,
CHAMBER, and .
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE,
Four splendid suiteS OF SATIN Della IN Fan
LOH CURTAINS. heavily lined; Cornlce,
Tasssls, Loops, &c.. all complete, win
beautiful LACE GUITARS
CARPETS, &c. hEGNhUL"' CO,
AuctionesIs.
pCSTpuNAMEhT.
The abovo sale is postp. ned on account OF the
incirmeney Of the weather .nil THIS (Iuesday
NJ X y G. at 10 O'Clock.
oc 90 hE MAUI o.. Auctloneers
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ate, As low as by any other line.

of 4uIlucI mo ul&lio,,, hPpiy ~ -, ,.-,
WILLIAM y. ESbs hgeut Richmond
and York River Railroad company.
A. NFEDHAI L sons, Agents, Baltimore.
a,
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followed by two members of the Order to Witch
ihe saint belonged, OF by two priests or lavmen,
the postulator OF the cause ana two cardin ais
with their gentlemen bringing up the rear. The
ceremony therefore continued for some time,
and during this interval We were INDUCED with
q Litany composed expressly for the occasion
0y Inc Weil-kh0wn soprano, Muytafa, ia which
the names OF the new saints were introduced
for the fret time, To give effect to the music
three several choirs were formed, one of which
was placed under the direction of Mustata, near
the High Altar; another over the great window
at the entrance of the church, directed by
Meliszi; and third, composed of four hundred
voices in the cupola, under the direction Of Ca
pocci. Such delicious music surely was never
heard, as the dulcet tones hoated in a series of
echoes through the vast building-hrst rising
from earth in full body of sound, then gradu-
ally diminishing iu power, though not In dis.
tinctness. and then softly breathing forth as
though they we're angels whispers. As the
High Mass proceeded, and the incense began 70
spread It's misty veil over every object nothing
could exceed the beauty Of color His Holiness
took the Sacrament IN both hands; the Bene-
diction was given; and the long-exDeoted cere-
monies of day which will mark an important
epoch in the history of the Church we're over.
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r S BLIsHE ED 1895.
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1nTH DAY OF OCTORER.

1887 Il CfC nsn ASb q tHAt daf " Se
CHAIRS, SPIRES FROGS, sWiTCHEs, and other
kSN hSGs %Afs Aps fLfHS OF sM6 MMA9
PIEks, %HARyEs, EREGItoHs lJy M & &EENCE$; 2 :;
INTERESTS, and all and every other proper y and
estate, real, personal. and mixed, of belonging or
fFPPShato5lRHk FiPPhoR HkAIIw%Y CONF G6MPANY, and ali the S cor
Porale rights franchises and privileges 3 or belong
lar the LoeOmouye4 ana other Engines, renders.
as well as materials for cOnstructIg, repalilng re-
planning using and operating said Railroad aud Rail-
H M q TRGS IL II being
the same property, rights, privileges and franchises
Tie SD day Of May b. 1855. and duly recSrded in
the office of the Recorder OF Deeds or Vena go
etc, the 4lh day OF June, A. d. 1855 gra1led and
20 sns bo6d 1bereip
And which the said Company Dy indenlure OF mort.
Of said Recorder Of eeds OF Venango County afOre.
said. in Mortgage Book No. page 474, ETC.. the
6 Sors Ss K. Jessap and m The Undersigned William j.
Barr 1st 70 SECURE S cs9tsn sn ne9s sneTen G en
ance of decree catered by the said supreme COur Of
State OF Penns lVania on the Sd day Cf July A.
b. 1867 cause pending in equity q said court upon
bill filed by the said John y. Sauzade, Trustee,
Jessup and William j Barr. defendants. praying,
bDter ALA, TOR decree Of sale Of the snid moItgaged
iooWs:s '''"'S anu 0OHO'on' 0' 'Aie WIN DO as
First. The mortgaged premises will be sold in one
parcel and VIII be struck OF ~ the highest and best
second five per cent. Of the purchase money shalt
be paid u undersigned At the time OF the by
the purchaser and be mnsl also sign the terms and
be in m ediaIeiy resoid = ~N', = VS.
Third, The balance OF the purchase money shall be
Dr. xel q Co... No. ~ $, Third street. PhllAdel.
Lhla, within thirty days from and after the day Of
WILLIAM ] BARR. Trustee
PHIIADELPBIA. July 8. 1857. m III - :"
Nj. THOMAS q SONS AucIioneers. 9tuism
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EXCURSIONS.

sIEss.@ EXCURSIONS UPTHE RIVER
EEEsElxssssAs The splendid steamboat JOHN A.
" AkNEK makes daily Afternoon Excursions TO
Burlington and Bristol stopping RvertOn, Torres
dale. Andalusla, and beverly. each way. These
excursions leave CHESNUT STREET WHARF at
O'Clock in the Afternoon Returning, leave Bristol
at O'Clock. arriving In the city at O'Clock p. N.
FARB-ExcursiOn, 40 cts. Each way, Csc. rs 25 3m
EsslE@sA THESTEAMER ELIZA HANCOCK
nfssE.Attaa4ssAs having with accident her
nia. .Iner! Will be withdrawn from the Wilmington
and Chester Line for few days 10 undergo repairs.
Due notice VIII be given when she Is ready TO resume
her trips. .. .. - -rI
~ l5tf L. w. BURNS, Captain.
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a. s. RoBlNsoN,

French Plate Looking Glasses,
ENaRAvINes, PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS. ETC
Manufactured of ali kinds OF
LOOKINa-aLAss, PORTRAIT, AND PIC.
TUBE FRAMEs To ORDER.
No. e1o OHESNUT STREET.
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL
PHILADELPHIA. Sa10
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229 FAIRIES 6 WARNER. 229
NORTH NIN'EFI STREET,
AROVE RACE


ABOVE RACE,
Have Just received
Large lot OF Hamburg Edgings and InsertIngs
Fine Lace Hdkfs from auction bargain
Fine quality Shirrtd Muslins TO- s5c q and si'ls
Plaid EainsOok Musllns, 25 81, 371s 49, So and 6Oc
solt Finish Jaconets and Cambrics.
NaiDsOOk MuBlins Swiss Mulls. etc. etc.
White PiqHes, SOC
shirtng Linens, So sc, 90, IS, 75, s5 cents, etc,
Linen Shirt Fronts. 30, S73a, 45, 80, 621S cents.
Ladies' and Gents Linen Hdkfs cheap.
Gents Summer Undershirts, 75c
Linen Fans below Importers prices.
Table Linens, 40, so. IS, and rs cents
Linen Napkins, Towels Doylles. etc.
Linen Drills for Pants, 3T6. As and SOC
Plain Linens, rs cents.
Fine quality Bley Enens, S7H. 40, 45, and so cents
DOMESTICS DOMESTICsI
Bleacbed Muslins. l211, H. Is, l6, 1e, 2Oc, etc.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins.
Unbleached Muslins, l21s, l5, l6, Is, 49, 2Oc, ETC.
Cotton and Wool Shaker Flannel, 25 cents
Domet Flannels, ,25, 81, and S71S cents.
Grey Twilled Flannel for Bathing Robes.
Black and White Balmorals, 81.
Best Hoop Skirt in the city SIPS.
FAIRIES b WARNER,
NO. SAP NORTH NINTH STREET,
229sI AROVH RACn
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r-ia
t-4z
-
tiiinf
9tep =
el1 Hnd
st Bld the
.tl acre we're
In the Dass
ase. and slowly r5ced-
...a-.f ~ - fr5rf3agy
stauO0u. It is
s-voos eE1 aided up the Tiy-
1..s = tar.a ea. ..ill .1aiI them =
lew lrcs5a. HCass -ave Iess trouble
near s. Paul now tasn formerly. 1he
IegglS- me I,Gafs qs4175fre between St.
F'54iis A. q F<eoEu5 done run verv regular
IL There iSaI@yavs one or more OF them
aarouT7d and behind time Boats running
I,s1ca fe 1Ho5rfS beloyv are also sufferers
from antion.
Tonnage for new Orleans continues in
in the morning, asking sac per barrel for
flour. we understand lots were shipped
AT 75 cents
Capfain 10. Kinney has contracted for
nov f,90untain boat the huII to be built at
fSe Caron6eIet Iy4vs Prime Emerson, Su-
perlntendent. It will be ready for an early
START ir the Spring and Captain Kinney
saws she will be the fastest boat that ever
| went to Benton. It will be a si6e-wheeIer,
LARGER than the Cora, 2l6 feet in length, 80
| faaT haeno q feet hold. 1t viii have apart
yt o,1 3fba IoxTey. deck for accommodate
ne; - u -, - 1f4icers and on the upper deck
or4iz VI Ipi1ot-honse@ neither cabin nor
| texas This boat will have three boilers
and 22.inch cylinders, six feet stroke. 1t
VIII De very Asht VI ''0sii'' anu ''-7'
st Siit H. Mcpherson sold. on Thursday
| his i1ine-sixteenths in the steamer Lex
| ino+a1 al the rate of $4,000. to Messrs. z.
| w Alexander & Sons. of this city
Mr. Cbos III seaman has bought Cant.
| VIM. F. CIiiham's one-fourth interest in
| the only Chance, at the rate of $4,000: He
| il now sole owner of the boat, and will
! hereafter command her. The Only Chance
| SaTd dollars C,aptain GiIham has gone to
! Red River to take charge of the Iron City.
,,e rrt,o z,,,,,onc5e of Thursday
AEAlFdlo--1 Nc -A0''''''''''0 "
says:
| weather cool and cloudy. River station
w 81 ,;tT a y1a feet n Point PLEASANT which
| is the worst place between this and st.
/ II WIlita ana Arkansas Rivers re-
main low with no change in the channel
depth
"GteSea .,borf r,raSanted a duu aDpearauc e
! ,,asfsrdav vv{fh INT one boat in port re-
| ceiVine for New Orleans, and the Paragon,
| fron1 e. Tonis disrharoi0p The news
- +I,e ST1;o i2iUar IL oI1ite encourapino
| - ~ ~ ~ boofn1an and we notice Thai
| MANY Of Our river friends who had gone
~ tI,ysir holes on account of the long siege
| - in,TI xyatar ana dniI times have come
81 10" VIZ ;1i ,d bnaf,Ii ~ a ravivaJ of
ioIIn . tSlA - 80 =, = ,.a,,o ,Iia1.
ousIness tllu go" ST1t1 TaSa,,t yiSa in fbe
| OF Ihe season iI ne 5pi ~ 11avioation
O1t4o W. ~ III II -, + 81 class boats come
, ~ ~ ~ 49, We viii Certainly soon
I0H Il NJ -, 1Tfs,iSsi mi ond +riI,y1-
| ntEe d rlse III Ine "a
t3r1es.
! NEW ORLEANS--Ihe 1tn9eS cohIa1Hs me
| following:
/ 1,,-rrr s,,x, MAD SATURDAY. October :.
80 . ~, $780, d n O5PiIav
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wcntE,or asaes waeer.

The weather yesterday was partly clear,
with q stiff, cool breeze from the North
west. The river has fallen an inch or TWO,
though the strong wind blowing up stream
rendered the decline scarcely observable.
The rain of Friday night will serve to
check the decline. There was light rain
yesterday morning before daylight.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up 10 .
O'Clock yesterday include the Pink NarbIe'
Louisville to Tennessee River; Alpha,
Cincinnati to Cairo; News Bow, Render-
son and return: Palestine, Louisville and
rpfI1rn
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STEAMBOATS,.
s HIPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
Nd TENNESSEE RIVERS.

me Evansville and Cairo Packets are
ttthCf6zed 30 give through Bills OF Lad1ng
Z 8 the following points, at the rates men
iousd below: To Dycusburg, 55c.; EDDY
.tiIie. zoe: Canton, rs: Rockcastle, 75c.; Lin
ton. 75c; EastpOrt, and points below on
the Tennessee River. Sc; points above
hfI1f az Jading :. Privilege of reShipping at
Paducah." We guarantee the above rates,
until further notice. Any overcharges That
14e bierchanfg are requested to see that
the weights are placed in every Dill OF
fading. 0Ise6 til FOWLER, LEE q w.
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ROats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Mary Erwin, for Passport; Wild Duck,
Lawrence, and Anna White, for st. Louis;
Clifton, for Memphis; Edinburg and Tab
Ieuuah. for Arkansas River; John W.
Garrett and Champion, for New Orleans;
Linton, Chattanooga, Mayfiower, Quick
step, P. W. Strader, and Louisa, from
Cairo; Michigan, from Memphis; Cora s.,
from Louisville; Ada Lyon, from Padu-
cab; Phantom, from Eastport; New York,
from 1t SOuis
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06

reconstructed under military rule, Grrespec-
tive OF their real interests and welfare by
Ignorant negroes manipulated by exotic tools
OF the radical party, simply for their political
Is Le1tSeRey when they have been strip
ped OF everything they possessed which it
was found practicable to deprive them of?
There Is not stone left unturned in the
exhibition Of malice, hatred, revenge. ami
mostly, and rapaciOus appetite for political
plumber, by this party whom we are told we
should term lenient.
Had this assertion been the utterauce of n
radical demagogue whose inward hates and
antipathies would have been a sufficient ex>
PLANTATION Of his true meaning; it would be
well to pass it over unuOticed. But when it
comes from one whose record of the past is so
well known, surely it seems to be an excres.
cence as far removed from natural causes rs
the imagination is competent of coneeiVing.
L, for one, who claim to be as loyal to the
principles of American liberty as any man
upon the face of Gods earth, who receives
the blessings of Its benign influence; who
believe secession and rebellion against the
government wrong, first, last, and all the
time; and who have never offered aid or COM
fort to the rebellion, in the slightest degree
whatever, am unwilling that the measure of
leniency to the Southern States. shall be
weighed in the balance of State Rights. trans
formed into radical consolidation.
he conscientious believer of faith and
consistent exponent OF its doctrines, will chal-
lenge respect aud admiration even from his
most hostile opponent. But the pluudering
proselyte who iicks the hand that snites him.
and valves the dignity Of manhood that sandry
ends may be accomplished, presents an object
which to see, is to detest; to hear is to disbe-
lieve; to touch, is to be polluted. ANON.
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OLD JOHN BROWNS CHARACTER"

A Boston clergyman proposed to lecture on
"The Lesson of American Manhood afforded
by the character of John Brown" The
history of that old gallows bird is no doubt
full of instruction to the young. If the rever-
end gentleman can only point it out to his
hearers. The great ''lesson" taught by his
life is, that blood thirsty fanatic has within
him all the elements of great criminal
against the laws OF God aud man and that he
is, therefore, quite likely to die felons death.
But this same malignant wretch, murderous
assassin, in intellect dwarf but in crime
giant, is more than likely to be eulogized as
a martyr, when he is made the subject of a
lecture before Boston audience. Verify tho
standard of moral excellence, in America is
high. With Brown and Lincoln for its mar
tyrs, Beecher for its saint, Brownlow for its
patriot, Sumner and Stevens for its statesmen,
and Butler for its gentleman, the American
nation may we'll exult in its superiority over
all the nations of the earth. With such mod
els as these before their eyes, the next genera
ton of Americans must surely eclipse hell
itself, in unblushing wickedness.
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conclusions, and viii he have any right to
complain if he is regarded in the same light
as Joe Chapline and his cOnfreres2 These
are questions. thrown out as suggestions, for
his reflection, and We hope thcy will receive
his consideration.
And what we say Of Mr.. Butler will hold
good of others whose names appear in these
radical delegations. We mean such men as
Thomas Licklider, John E. Schley, Lind F.
Curry, Daniel Reynolds, &c. They at least
have a claim to responsibility, which should
not be jeopardized BY the concentrating In
fiuence which must ensue from association
with radicalism. But if they continue to ad-
here to that party, to act as its delegates in
county conventions, to sustain its nominees,
to advocate its proscriptive policy, to ac-
quiesce in its rascality, they must endure the
odium which attaches to the party aud its
leaders, and when the general reckoning
comes, which is to cOnsign the party to an IT.
retrievable iguOminy they must be content to
sink with it-nOt only to sink politically, but
to sink socially beyond the reach of plummet
This is the fate which they are preparing for
themselves, and when that day comes, as come
it will, We hope the society of Joe Chapline
will prove agreeable.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06

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