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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-29

NEW YORK, WASHINGTON,
~ AND ALEXANDRIA,
EMPRESS LINE STEAMERS.
syrIETI5 OLD LINE. aEfrr:2
This Inc will be regularly kcptup during the
winter months, b. good and substantial OUT-
SIDE STEAMSHIPS leaving once II week, from
pier Is, L. River, New York, and pier H. Alex
andria Connecting at New York with the
Metropolitan Steamship Line 70 Boston, and
with the Orange 81 Alcxandria Railroad, nj Al
cxandria
Bills Of I.alins given through to Boston "i-
rect
Freight taken vt lowest rates, and forwarded
to nj parts Of the United States free 0i com
missions.
70: freight apply % ,.,,,,, -,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-01

Families, Hotels, saloons, and Steam
boats supplied at short notice ~
Z All orders promptly attended to- 100
Orders from a distance promptly filed
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uu svinto4, ON stonowall Jackson.

From q Lerington Letter ~ the ~. I. Times.
''I stood this eyeningin the light of the de-
scsnd;.a tbo crave of one Of q different
49, 81" - Tocl;oon-stin LAYING.
'p'ae the grave VI -, 80 :,
tot' IN the Valley OF lIG'hia' '''' ".'' ~
lies iii The quiet Village churchyarh ~ Sln-
Die slab is at The hcal with only the name
90 enaral 'Ebon,os J.ol,,on.'' and at his iect
INK IN; I ;, a garland
= 'n" 49, "''0 ',i'' '''''
OF io"''S ''y Oh me grave; an" III NY ",'''
could feel no other emotion than one. 'ehuef
interest in such proofs OF affection.
.SroSEwALLn JACKSON
-,,.l, ia
JachIo'l 'I' III" ven S'als PREVIOUS 81. - M;I;
outprGaA "a .,o % %". WI aTaeSSo ~ Ninr
iary llSl."te Ar,;llor to1GnsGt y arn
hl'osoI',s .,,' ' m;,h ,nonr 81 ~. hors
seen anu :'lh'u H.! h" ,', er wa, -, or,r,i nn
anu iali''l'.tS' '.u ,,,i' - .Ln n,Io,os Snh
groGs S v WIZ ;oi \, ort.hishnJ ma ca,,
pain 9ctoUi "l'l0n ~ r., ,,on, -
Quoted WIN ira. s' 'Ia~;;,i ,,nro1 I and
AS tcacIitt ~ "'S "0,,u os, ,,aIiJrn;, ~ lis
IL Is sao l"' Il; va s,.itoJ j.; nJ;crous
experiments, %;ilt'i ~ n,lJ ia,rl 49, Lnarty
plumbers, at "iito'i ~ "0",l nn. t;nc he Is.
as the OoyS IL IL: oi4i'' ,,o.I,;r~
terniinea 10 acIulc III: 49, - puG IT," e.
ano WIN tnlS VIZ" ne Gtnou t 49, hn- nT;ctnd
clety: lteEaly "ssGcta'!ot' ":i VII l.'sS 80
Tor many years ana "i,lch sun cAlStS Il! LIZ
lngton, lie used 20 take part III ~ '''oascs'
but with th2 most Distressing haIIligs, S;1,n
mcMngs, ana brcaK-Qo"iiS' anu never ATTAIN
any more than mediocre 'ac!ity OF utteIa'i '
As he came more under t1a iinuenfe OF cue ;.'G
religious sentiment alter the ucatn OF q ms Alst
wife, ne ceased to attend the HFanKiih SOCIETY,"
aus; becoming more ana more moody ana &C.
centric he grew more unpopular. =, lnuoe!'
he was looked upon as sind oI hiu !qhaiic
and the Board had FREQUENT meetings win thc
view OF dlsplaclng nm rom MS chal. IL inc -
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Belle Grove" farm, formerly the prop
erty OF Maj. Isaac Hite, but more recently be-
longing to the Messrs. Cooley, situated near
MddletoRn, Frederick county, and containing
GIG acres, was sold a few days ago by Mr.. VIM:
Fl. Beck, land agent, to an English gentleman,
for the sum of $4,000.
: The students of Judge Brockenbrough, at
Lexington, presented him last week with a
beautiful ebony cane. The Judge made an ell
oquent address, full of good advice, to the class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-21

IL FOREIGN NEws.-A diplomatic note, signed
by France, Russia, Prussia, and Italy. was
presented to the Cabinet of the Porte, on Sat
urday last, on the subject of the situation OF
affairs and conduct of the war in Crete. In
this note the signing powers urge on the Sui
tan the propriety of an Immediate suspension
of hostilities in the Island of Gambia, aud u
government inquiry into the grievances Of the
islanders Christian and others-in Crete; the
inquiry to be conducted bya commission ap-
pointed by the great powers Of Europe and the
Government of the Sublime Porte u
The Ambassador of the Sublime Porte to
the United States, has departed on his voyage
to America. {~@ s5.$''3
The special commission in session at Liner
erick has concluded its labors. Several pris
oners convicted of treason, have been sentenced
to hard labor for life
In the British House of Commons the Gov
eminent was asked if it could give any infor
nation in regard to the cruelties alleged to
have been practiced by Omar .Pasha in Gambia.
Lord Stanley replied that he had received no
official advlces that such cruelties- had been
committed, and knew nothing more of the mat
ter than had appeared in the public prints
PARIS, June, 20-Evening MARQUIS de
Moustier, the French Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs, has held q special conference with the
Ministers Of the United States and Spain.
The meeting was called for the consideration of
South American affairs, and it is said the war
new existing in Rio de Ia Platte, between the
allied South American powers aud Paraguay,
was the principal topic discussed.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

INCORPORATED 1852 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY
4 OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.,
Winchester, Va.
Jos. > Carson, Prest WIN l.. Bent, Secty.
Cash Capital. wv.
Aggregate Losses paid in T. years, ending july
/, lsG5, $50 20.
Losses cau.tnbiy adjusted and promptly paid
20. w. W ATrLES, Agent Alexandra,
AZ ounce OF Brent u Wattlcs, Attorneys Ut Law,
This old company insurcs Buildings, Mer-
chandist, Household Furniture and Personal
Property generally, III city, town or country,
against loss o. damage by fire, on a. favorable
terms as other responsible companies liel3-Grn
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ALEXANDRIA,.
FRIDAY. EVENING, JUNE 81. !

GREELEY S DOCTRINES If Horace Greeley
is right -he is wrong thousand times
and IN has apay is just as intolerant as the rest
OF the ultrasof'his party. A streak OF kind
ness, shows now and then, through the dark
hess of his vanished skin-deep philosophy"
which is as much like, true philosophy as the
comedies of Aristophanes are like the dialectlcs
Of Pato-but he returns soon to the radical
ism he has imbibed from party newspapers,
and party pamphlets, not from books OF solid
merit, and from the writings of learned men
aradicalism composed of the teachings of bedru
RolEn and Louis Blanc, Henry Ward tBeecher,
and others of those schools. We are lead to
these observations by the comments of that
excellent paper, the Boston Post, upon some
recent remarks of Mr.. Greeley relating to the
disposition and use of the Peabody educational
fund. We.quote: 9 grn 49,,
Sin discussing this question, Mr.. e. lays
down, as the principle Of action, the following
rather striking proposition IF anything
NAV be taken for granted, we should think he
right of the Northern people might be, to send
their principles where they are compelled to
send their power ''- 4. We will say nothing. for
the present, upon point so very doubtful, as
that Of :compulsion upon "the Northern pco-
ple"a to send their power to the South; except
that, if there is any such necessity it has been
created by those in sympathy with the teach
ings Of the Tribune; and that q power seems
to us little abnormal and oppressive, in its
very nature, which can only be maintained by
the forcible introduction OF novel principles"
of thought and action. In fact, the doctrine
thus laid down by Mr. Greeley is precisely that
enforced by the swords of the faithful. a good
while ago, under the teachings Of their proph-
ct The theory Of Mahomet was, that there
could be no permanent fruits Of conquest with
out the conversion of thefyanquished to his
own system Of faith, and that those who were
so obstinate ms not to be converted were not
fit to live. Weneed scarcely say to any per-.
son of Eational mind, that The spirit of Mr..
Greeley proposition is not only arrogant in
the highest degree, but utterly subversive of
every idea of mental and moral freedom. 1t
comes exactly to tllis-that if Mr.. Greeley had
the power, the exercise of which he so i'm per-
hnently aud mptuously ADVOCATES, he
would use it in the intoerant manner of all
bigots and tyrants''d .lA@ ..,.:. var ..,'.z,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-21
4 RCTIC SODA WATER

Having spared neither pains nor expense t.
make our SODA WATER equal, if not sape-
rior, to any in The city, being the manufacturers
Of our own syrups, which We warrant pure, and
entirely free from authorizations, and COmprls-
ing many Of the choicest and most desirable
nayors, among which may be found Coffee and
Cream, Eggnog, Vanilla, strawberry, SherbeL.
&C., &c, al of which are drawn from one OF
TUFTS UNRIvALLED SODA FOUNTAINS,
now SO universally used in al the principal e.
ties, both North and South. We would only
request the lovers Of this delightful and re1re1h
inc drink to call feeling assured We shall be
able to give perfect satisfaction to all who may
a. favor us WAKEFIELD 81 HALL,
iel Corner Prince and Fairfax streets
NEMENT FOR FEUIT JARS.-W1e oner
~ for sale Cement prepared, especisiIy' iHt
eesI;no mir TIGHT. Fruit Jars or Cans 1t Will
be- found very CONVENIENT for Housekeepers in
preserving Fruits or Ysgetabdle for W WI use
JANNEY s. CO., Druggists
ie 10 No 145, King street.
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Registry

:; RICHMOND, Va, June 2o.-Mark Downing
and Thomas B. White, two well-known citi-
zens, we're arraigned before the u. s.. Commits
sioner this morning, on the charge of perjury,
in having taken, the registration oath, yester-
day. The U. S. District Attorney said that
in the first case the prosecution would be on
the ground that the State constitution, adopted
by the convention at Alexandria, DISTINGUISHES
all persons who aided the rebellion after 1864.
This constitution, it is claimed, is not set aside
by the reconstruction bill. About nine. tenths
of the State will be disfranchised if the District
Attorneys ground is sustained. Both cases
were continued until tomorrow. There is
great interest manifested by all classes of Cit,
zens in these cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-21

A Royal commission has been appointed
in England to investigate the subject Of Ritual
ism in the established church in that country.
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DIED.

@p- FUNERAL. NoTIcE.-1he funeral OF Thos.
8. Smoot will take place tomorrow, Saturday,
morning, at O clock, from his late residen &C.,
corner Wilkes and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-21

The registration in Richmond up TO yester
day stood: l,0l6 coIored $50 whites.
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re The Winchester Times says: 'It is under
stood that Cen Schofeld has issued an order
directing thata joint possession be given to
the M. E. Church Of the church property at
Berryville, held since the close of the war by
the Trustees of the .sMethodist Episcopal
Church South. This Joint possession is to
continue until the military. authorities deter
mine who are entitled to exclusive occupancy. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-21

. REGISTRATION expected session Of
Congress, and the anticipation Of further pro,
ceedings in that body, relative to Reconstruct
ton, should not deter, those, who can do so,
from Registering under the present law
Sufficient unto the day, is the evil thereof =
Act under the law; and according TO the law:
What may follow we do. not know. But Reg
istering cannot injure any one qualified to do
so, and may do much good, now and hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-21

The National Intelligencer thinks the next
move Of the Radicals will beato render the
Military Commanders in the South entirely in
dependent Of, and out Of the reach of instruc-
tons from the, President, who, by the Consti-
tuition is Commander in Chief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-21

Several thousand citizens of Richmond al
tended the funeral OF late Judge Lyons.
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= According to the latest reports from Mexico,
Santa Anna has had sudden end put to his
newly projected career in Mexico $50
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ALExAMDRIA, April 22.--tr
PAINTS. OILS, NC.

RUGS PAINTS: " ''"' &''
We would call 3pncial attention to our large,
~ increased stock o!
DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, WARM iSIiES,
PATENT EDlCINES,
AND PAINE BRUSH ES,
which We offer 4: very lowest rates. and can
confidently guarantees satisfaction.
Orders lro.n Farmers, Country Merchants or
Physicians will always receive our prompt and
best attcntInn. jhNNEI & CO.,
my4 Druggists, No. AS, King street.
ETIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Stolen from the subscriber, near Front Royal.
Oh the night Of June 7, II BROWN or DARK
BAY MAIZE, four years old, about Is hands
high, white right hind foot, Il good deal Of
nLornat!nn respecting her will be gratefully
received. The above reward will be paid for
her recovery, and the conviction Of the thici.
MRS. MARY SIMPSON.
Warren county, JIG 15-3t
GCHOOLEY'S REFRIGEKATOES
- .WHITALL'S FRUIT JARS, (thc bcst)
PATENT FREEZERS,
CLOTHES WRINGERS,
INFANTS, BATHS, GAS SToVES-tor syic
at lowest prices by JOHN OGDEN,
Houscttlrnishing Store, 49, It'll St,
jc l5-1w%' near Pr. nv, Washington, d. G.
l>,D,,,Nrun,,,r11,C ,T,T,, =, ,,-,,r,l-,,,,,,
- l'S !. T. ''t nlnn.o R R;1tdI hi9 lohhN
Lnimcnt.
g Cough Syrup.
Rat and Roach EXtcrninator.
H"In Miller.
iiorSe and Cattle powders
For sale Wholesale and retail by
my4 IANNEI s. CO., Ids, King st.
I1r,7,,o,, .,nDr>-C-, r11I w ,r,,D
4 ~ uolA 81 Nh 20 a. a. . ~ " N1hI = H. 49,,
- '',@t rccGt'eG, !recI from C;t 'oPl'.S W.
ctI IS +fiSn@vt 9pt1''S2 +N'"r NH.Ft; III nt'
NIowcd for the return of the empty bottles.
JANNEG " CO.,
my 81 Druggists, l43 King st.
Z q L T g = q Il
The UNDERSIGNED is now prcpared T., furnish
ICE at No. y, North Royal street, next door
to old stand.
ie - .. f.. G. SWAINE
= -
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= ~
,9 9O o u, NJ" "i'" raH'''S t'oe he'E'hS
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April -, 1867
Ny La WEENCE TOLSON,

=. - ,-,1,l, -,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
sMp Wholesale AID RETAIL DEALER ~
HAY, FLOUR AND FEED.
u.iberty HalU No. 50, Cameron II.
The undersigned is glad 10 inform his old
customers that though his loss accustomed 50 re-
Gently by fire has irnp:dei his business To- p
great extent, that he is now prepared. having
replaced the implements that were consumed,
to any orders for articles III hiA line they may
need f. LAWKENCE TOLHON.
V,---
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NOTICE.

IOPAkIN ERGHlP NUTIEE.
The undersigned have this day formed g 90,
partnership for the transaction Of n general
COM MISSION HUSlN ESH, under the 4fh
name Of ". a. ;MOOT " co.
" \. %MOOT,
j. ROET. EDMuND&.
ALExANpRIA Feb %, 1867. mp r.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
We, the undersigned have this day formed a.
copartncrship to carry on the l.lQOOR AND
LIE HtIHlNES;i, under the firm name Of
T.. +. DOW MIAMI X co.
T. f. DOW MIAMI
HENRY GREEN.
ALEXANpRIA, April 22--tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-21

FROM MENICo. Mexican news, via Havana,
states that General Santa Anna, who lett New
York about five weeks ago for Fera-Cruz, os-
tensibly for the purpose Of placing himself at
the head Of revolutionary party. in Mexico,
landed at Vera Cruz on the 4th instant, but
was Immediately compelled to rc-cm bark on the
steamer Virginia The vessel then lett for the
port of Sisal, bnt on arriving there was sur.
rounded and attacked by Liberal gunboats.--
Santa Anna was forcibly removed from the
ship by the Liberals, and was taken on shore.
He was there subjected to summary trial be-
fore 4 court-martial, and was sentenced to be
hanged on the Sth instant. No further par
ticulars Ct these extraordinary proceedings have
been received. Dispatches from San Luis
PotoSl represent that one OF the objects held in
view in The postponement Of MaxlnIl!an S trial
was to await the arrival Of the American Min
lister. The troops, however, were SO camorous
for his blood, that bogus reports and proclama-
tions concerning his death We're kept continually
in circulation, with view to deceive them as
to his being still alive.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

POST OFFICE, CoNFEDRIT x ROADS. \
(wich is in the Stait NV Kentucky. !
Aug. l, t67.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29
OTTUMWA, IOWA, THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1867

goodly number of good churches
Property rates about the same as ir
Ottumwa. 1t is situated on the Han
nibal & st. Joe r. R., and is decided
|ly . pleaeant place to live. We founc
Eere two of our old Wapello county
friends, John Giltner and DR.. Hilton
The former engaged in the drug bu
siness. The conservative element i.
very near equal to the radical, bu,
they are kept under by certain law
that don't allow Rebels to vote
There is very bitter feeling exist.
|irg between the parties which now
and then shows its self rs it did here
a few days ago, when pistols were
freely used, one man killed and sew
eral others wounded. The prctext
or beginning was small dog fight
but the actual cause was politics.
The Conservatives-an easy name
for rebels-elected their. city Offices
by fraudulent votes, the election was
contested and they were beaten and
hence the shooting ARRAY. The Con-
servative Marshal shot radical Mar.
shall twice and vice versa, and while
down the radical Marshal shot and
killed conservative who had the
radical Sheriff down, and was in the
very act Of dealing him death blow.
We visited the radical Marshal in
company with his Physician and
found him doing we'll, although shot
in the breast and face, neither ball
having been extracted. He was
formerly from Iowa, and personal
acquaintance Of Col. Kitridge and
Joseph Merrill. His name is Dudley.
There is guard kept around the
honse of the Conservative Marshal
as he is under arrest for beginning
the affray by shooting Dudley. His
recovery is however doubtful, but
our space is full. J. =. g.
CHILL1corHE, Mo, Aug. Is, 81.
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THE OLp GuARD-A Democrat,

THE OLD GuARD-A Democratic
monthly Magazine devoted exclu-
sivelY to Copperhead politics, and de-
flying the living and dead heroes Of
the lost cause, edited by G. c. Burr,
long time incarcerated in the Old
Capitol prison at Washington, and
who by the mistaken clemency Of
the government was discharged, in
stead of being hung, is out in favor
of Tom Seymour, the worst kind ofa
blue bellied "cow boy" Connecticut
yankee, for President.
The Old Gurad (should be Black
Guard) says tho nomination Of Grant
by th Radicals, is inevitable, but to
give our readers an idea Of what this
Rev. scoundrel and expourder Of
modern democracy has to say Of Gen
Grant, we will quote him literally:
"The whole African party, with
the exception, perhaps of Wendell
Phillips and Mrs. Swisshelm, will
unite on him. He has shown him
self such an infamously willing tool
in the enforcement of the cut throat
and cut purse acts Of Congress, that
he has made himself their man, above
all others. Then he is intellectu-
ally their man. He has no moro
conscience or feeling than piece Of
leather; and then he is so utterly OBJ
vious Of all statesmanship, that ne
would be like soft mud in the hands
Of the Wades, Summers and Schencks.
Grant 10 the mar"
He thinks Sherman might pass
muster especially since it is reported
Of him that he is opposed to Negro
suffrage. But the man Of his choice
who above all Others represents in
his person tho principles Of pure and
undecided democracy, is Seymour Of
Connecticut.
"He is the truest representation Of
the old Union, and OF tho liberty
which has been thrown down by the
African party. And ii elected by q
majority ofthe electorsin Safes which
have perfectly free ballot, he would
a. surely bo inaugerated as God
would be to let the sun rise upon the
4th Of March. :
Inaugurate him, even though it be
over the dead bodies Of tho Congerss.
ional desperadoes and al their haclsl
We have the power to do this, and
mono will dispute the right. But
there is . watery kind Of mon who
will cry out "Revolutionl" Il, how.
ever, would not hs rsvolusion but re-
sist0nos - rssogsti0M The plan u
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elect Presidency by military votes
is the revolution. The entire spirit
and programme of the African party
is revolution. Our plan is to resist
it by any and every means which
may be required TO crush it. Are
not hundred years Of war for liber-
ty preferable to an eternity Of shame
and despotism? Who hesitates in such
a cause? Only the most craven wretch
whose existence is q curse to himself
and his countryl"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

The Jackson Democrat, Miss, pub
fishes, in the biggest type its limitcd
printing Office can supply, this alarm
ing decree: "Tbe Negroes must be
Deported or DIFFERENTIATED |
All the devil hegotten imps of dark
ness, whether black or brown, whcth-
er NEGROhS or Indians, whether
Mongals or mulattoes, should at once
be dismissed, and that forever, FROM
THE CARE, FROM THE SIGHT,
AND EVEN FROM THE THO'TS
OF THE HEAVEN BORN
|WHl1Ee~
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Yankee Notions.

You may talk Of perusing arailroad
edition Of some favorite author, as an
agreeable mode Of passing away the
tedious hours between the point Of
departure and your destination; you
may tell of beautiful scenery by the
way, and speak rapturously Of the
fine opportunity to view it, or amuse
yourself watching the trees whisk
past, or the hills. forgetting their
dignity and losing their stability,
rush along in shameful confusion, but
get q newspaper filed with well dis
played advertisements, settle your
self in the most comfortable position
circumstances will allow, let the mind
laxily follow the eyes through the
columns ofimpar,aa' annonncemeits
and you are as pleasantly fixed tor
journey as you could wish.
Mr. Robbins, who sells chickens in
Fulton Market, Brooklyn, tending
his stalls himsslt, il worth s0ms s2-
ooo, 900.
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Carlyle and the Chicago Times

Thomas Carlyle, the brilliant, Bit
ter and cynical Essayist, Phiioso-
pher, and Critic, has had his right
|eous indignation greatly exercised,
BY the success of tho Reform Bill in
the British Parliament, and is cut
with characteristic phillippic against
extending the right Of suffrage
to any more Of the ignorant, deluded,
Masses, and in which he compares
Manhood suffrage to Doghood or
Horsehood suffrage, and ridicules the
idea of human equality by compar-
ing "Quashce Niger to Socrates or
Shakespeare, Judas Iscariot to Jesus
Christ, Bedlam and Gehenna to New
Jerusalcn," land details what he i'm
agines tho effect will be upon society
by saying'that twill add'new supplies
Of blockheadism, gullibility, amena-
bility TO beer and balderdash, by way
Of amending the woes we have had
from our previous supplies Of that
bad article" Now all this illnatured
stuff, coming from : born and con
stitutional growler, pedantic schol-
ar, full OF the aristocracy Of blood and
brains, and . thorough hater Of Re.
publican institutions and one
of our most vindictive enemies
during the late struggle for existence,
I is perfectly natural and what might
have been expected from him, Or any
other shoddy constitutional pro-sla-
very oligarcnistin Europe or America.
But what have our democratic
friends to cay, especially Irishmcn,
who fed from their native country
to escape from the tyranny Of these
ideas practically enforced, to the fact
that the Chicago Times, the great
organ Of tho democratic party Of the
North.west, virtually endorses Car
lyle's splenetic and sncering assaults
upon Republican governments, and
impartial su4taes, - il dsss 10 The