Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09


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Cion OF sne New Iammany Hall, New YORK
City, on the4th inst: TS8IlftL ffEkHa
-Rporutsps OF n r.,t,.nv. Your 1societv
with ire J,dien name a,,d onstons ;s hnt
on ri srmhoi 81 az, a., NO" ~ t5o,,,
Thot tbong6t ;s Democracv nnonnaiiaS
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lesson wnicn q 2eate requires Is eaugne
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ne lloiu ms 'u.elsiew wiz! tlle
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ha'snot tor he I;es yvitbin the great Ind;s
fort pear Must;nonmi =, when read tLis
Rrothers of Tammanv NV heart leaned
nj Wos not MnsL;ng1m NJ Tnotive yoIIen .
Were not ire waters familiar To me. from
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carstvas~wbere the oood Mora1;sn Tn6ians
1;,,o5i f;II the M ranc3SSr y6;tes otadot;ns
rho condncfo of their des.endants Of to-Say9
,,,,,r5arad ttn,,, Tann1a,,ss1 80 ;ts ~
atsNfs ristta ychar, + ;n;ns fba statsIe 0b;o
familiar as the majestic Hudson is to Won
But confess. thou yh had studied its ear
lv history. this siunificant fact of the tomb
of Tammany had escaped me- Unc6a-
scious was isthat its rushing waters. Hken\
ed for its clearness by the Indians to the
Elk'seye. chaunted in LIQUID lyric the re-
QUEEN of your chieftaini Since such is the
fact, ask of the Grand Sachem, to be hailed
as, the immediate representative of his
sainted Chief. TAppiause.l Allow me to
imagine that his spirit yet fingers on the
shore of the beautiful Muskingum, count
ing the waning and waxing moons as they
dlstll their dew upon the r1pentDg maize.
over its sheen-pelucid as crystal before
1t. was riled and damned by civilization
the children of his tribe in the glamour of
With Tnsean sonaws ond i,,,,,aroass,t;TI
nsrooses Nv tha;r ;n,noInahIo ,so5diosi
On its Green hanLs nndar ;ts suoy;nor icc sTc.
enares, the sbaJou1v lhrawos . ;rd;ffarssnt %
alike to greenbacks, reconstruction or leg
islatiye commissions, smoke the sweet In
wifi, thar .s,nost Ty;rf,,ons u,aed,,W Wuy6oso
exbalation. nertvmed with the K.nictins
;cl- Iias IN OK a1,r- coo rfnova,. tha hosn,.,
of the hills. or tricked ont in war na;nt
and -fe,thprs move aronn6 tba onc;antp pt0 tort
ehof, in tba;r s,oir;+''oI .onos;re ~ ,,a. ,oa
1nord 60. az ,,o,snIa,,,o of tI'o; W ot;ot,
fSnniansa O1o in"ueo,o""i oi 'i'eii enioi
tHPPi"i
Ihese are Dut fancies. Thls fact remains.
Long before the HenCeIlcan quarrles gave
there marble to the Parthenon-far back in
the Trearward and twilight of time-the
wonderful mounds of the zMuskingum,
made of the rich mould of the valley, rose
at the bidding of mysterious race. Who
were they unless they were the tribes of
Tammany? These monuments have been
attributed to the Aztec, the Celt, the Tartar,
or the LOST, Tribes L reject the aztec
theory, since Juarez has shot Macmillan,
tCheerSJ Nor do you ever t'catch a Tar
tar'pexcept on nomadic expedition, with
horse and herd.e and little reverence for
locality IreJect the Hebraic theory The
tribes of Israel have not been addicted to
digging ipthe earth, but ratherS TO trade.
ILaughter,J The most reasonable theory is
that the celts-the Irishmen, in fact-who
are found all over the world, of whom it is
automatically reported that they carried the
hod at the building OF Solomon's Temple
Ilaughterf; were the mysterious people
who erected these memorable mounds
daughter and cheers.t This theory is
strengthened by the fact that we know they
are handy with the, spade, and from the
number of Irish connections at the present
day with Tammany, it is a fair Inference