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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-15
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-07

lung menie binsusuiiiaen. user aubers.
baIb ,Deutihlanos Oerglei6en trafe,
ipirh GO faunl alou6el1 tpollsR, oabamit. :.
ten Ii europa mittel in Sentl4lanr, J
sini einellt 9eiitig 10 bod ifebenoen gOlfe
bereleid)et tusnab sberbalhitlle nod
nloglid fnb.
aBir ipre9e1t gar aidt BON Dem freisn
Gneldnoef, nidtpon oen Republ ifaiiet
Der Ser. Staaten, iie pereen iolde
Gr,abluneen eeneiet iein. unter bic
sfar.ben ;u berlueiien. stber ielbft Der
6ranseie. Der bod oaralt= seluohat i,
lid bon ieiner ei9enen &e9ierung, Die
er nit ieinen eigenen Steuern erndbrt,
lhubriegeln an lalfeA, ipIrp 60 nidt fur
ni6glid baltea. 6aB man 5eutsnta9t
nod in Der 5leli9ioa einen 9rnno fin.
ben Tonne. siner ,Glaffe BON Biir9errl
Den 8u0an9 gu ofentliden gemitern,
.Oes. y gsipifler @elrerbe, Den alllfsl
entbalt an beitimniten Srten, ben 9lns
tauf bon Grnnbta6en fir ibr sutes
@elb 3u berlager. DtrnIeid]eE Nnsnahs
,ne5ultdn0e iino cine 8eleioigung Der
gan5en Station, bic ibr befteben nod
6nIbtt; linen Gin Gnoe nta@en, beiBt
cnidts Qlnoeres, ale bic Gbre Der salisen
9fntion retten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-07
Sin @eiee, tpclehes Das Stimnlrefbt
an aeipifIc StuSldmbcr crtbeilt.

@eft. 1. sei es befBlOlieu pom Der 9e-
neral 8erlanmluns sbss sStaates SennelTee,
bas IL, alien Staats-, Goants-, Difrifts- atb
alien anbern GisilsgBabItn iOl6e ausIdnber,
nitt naturaliFrte 8iirser Der Ser. Staaten,
pelbe inebr als elm Sabr in ben Ser. Staas
ten unb mebr ais feds Moaate i'm Staate
Ienusiee susebradbt baben bas Jfs9t Der
@ablabfimmuns erbaIten fOasn = gprans-
geitst bab iOl6e YerfOnen ibre abf6t gu er-
fennen sesebsn babeny 8Hrser Der Ser. 9taa-
ten 3u perben llnb .bab bieielbtn ni6t Sbeil-
nsbmer IN Der Iesten 9ebellioa sepelen Fnb.
5tft. 2. Sri es ferner bel9lOiIen, bab
bieffs Geles BON unb mad ieiner palliruns in
6raft treten ioa. SO
gaffirt am 8, MGrs 1861
'7.f q. g. Mfullop,
ber3eitissr Spreder tes Observation-Disclosures.
45<g &sb JOlbna 81. Srierfon,
s@pre9er bes Senates.
SD bssiaubise, ba6 bas Sbiss cine treue
lleberiesuas hes iest in meinem Bureau bei
eea Attsn bsfnDlibtt Originates if,..s
.......-.. AS. Eletber,
hp3 GOT 81 @tnat5fefretdr.
9 s@ q "a ~ 5fas< a545EsesltEaF9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-07

oer NieoerIeae bei Gillaeos, nno DurSe
mertmiiroia srpeii e bon Sasnau in einem
anfa[e bon 0aaOtosr 9aune besna0iats
Baron Msnfbeinl Minifer pes SH.1
llerrI, rettete mad Dem 3ufanilneuiturSe
Der Mebolution leinen &opf nur barG
SIuMt ms MusIoiio. Serr @robe, Nis
hitter Des 6anSel8 nne 9lferbaues, mar
elmer BON Semen, sipelde Bic Gnttbros
nunesurfuuOe oes 3auies 9absburg uns
ter3eianeten, uno lebte oils Slii6tlin9
in 9onoon uns Yaris, bis er glei9seitig
nit S@trlerad1 begnaeist -puroe. 5or.
bath, Der Suiti;miniiter, mar zines Der
entl9ieoenlten Wit9lieoer oes Debrec'
amer 9arlamentS, uno Baron @0tb0s.
Minilter oes unterridts, fungirte 1913
ais Ntitalieb bts llngarii@en Niniltesi
RUINS, unter Dem itn9liifliden 9rafen
Batbianp. Sb Der 9lnblif bieIer un'
garifHen Wliniiter Srans sofepb Dobl
mandmal Die Srase auforangen mag,
nit tpel9ein yfebte .er 1919 10 piele ber
Manner binridten liee, oeren ein3iges
8erbreden in Der Sreue geosn cine
genl titution beltano, ..:ssie ct Ie iest ielblt
soen llnsarn berlisben bat? sv4Es
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-07
N''' "s''' z % y y ll 't y z
Obffaartem mmb 8almfcbmle.

Sic 0abIi6teit 6es Ginldlagens Der
Bdunle an sl9atti9e al0 fiible @ldse
miro man iest piiroisen, ba bas 9lns
EpfanSen nod LANCE fortsefeBt werben
tam, rabbem bic Baume in ben
8aumiduIen idon ausgefdla9en fnb.
Su bielen Saueu fDlninen s'ssllas.
Mnle aus ben 8anntt@alea crit
istt mad Iauger Msiie an. gSenn ae<
ofnet, m0sen oieiel6en eingef9runpft
ODER onf@eiHen0 iuertbios fem; uaren
ie biat uno feu9t berpadt, oann mo :
gen Die &uospeu lange unb weibe
Sriebe gebilbet baben, Sino iie ein>
gef6runIpft, bersrabt Die 8dnrne,
Stan1m ario @urseltt, cine @obe lana.
Sat bas Badstbunl idon be9ounen,
6ann ldaeibet bis auia elm nod ni1t
aus8efdlasenes Rsimauae surad =
ieio uiAt ban9e, bus WeiIer tl6tig gu
beniiben, inn nd9ften 9erbite iperSet
ibr fro6 barber ieie.
Bfropfen tann nod INNER ee.
i9eben, nit Nusnabme BEL Steinmolt;
1T oas Ba9stbum i'm @auge, bann
mub man borf6tig fem.
8urselpfropflinge, penn
nidt f3on ausgeiest, follten nidt Idn>
ger aus Der gr6e bleiben. Sept in
4 SUP entfernte 8eiben, BEL - Boil
Nbftanb in Der @eibe nno preBt oen
8ooen feft 6aran..
YfIanaen ints 0bffgarten.
Bir erbalten biele 4nfrasen barber.
Gultibirt fur, ben Sbfgarten. @eln
irgeuo seine Grnte ben Bobeil bom I'M
traut freier uno frudtbarer last, 6ann
baHt bieielbe. NnrseIfrii6te iino am
befen Sic baut @etrei0e unb Dor
allen Dingen probirt ME cine 10 aus :
fangenbe Grtte ME Snbad.., Siefefs
ben 8emsrtungen finben 9fnmenoana
auf @r6beeren unb anoeres Beeren0bit
stuiiden Den Sfeibeu iunser 8aame.
Gs farut nortbeilbaft gef9eben, -iuenn
bic 8aune ni9t barunter Ieioen.
8aume aus SunbelseGrten miilIen
nadgeieben tper6en. g8er6en Sriebe
unO unniise @doblinse BEL 3eiten ab>
gerieben, oann eripart man biel ip6s
teres 8urIGl1nei6en.
Snfeften. Sin immern6bren6er
Sertilsunestrieg folIte eegen bieielben
unterbalten tperoen. $50 INNER elm
y3elt" fi1tbar 1T, ipie immer flein bas
Sfeft iein mag, oann iinb fiber &aupen
borbanoen. 3iebt es nit ben SSinaern
berab, reibt es NIT Der 8iirite ab, aers
fort Is nit istider Geife bertiIgt es
auf ir9eno cine gSeiie - rur last es
ni6t 9roB 9enus, iperben, UNI, lpie. Elm
Correspondent angiebt, Batronen bas
3pii@en i6ieben au miiiien. Ser Cur
eulio beainnt iein 8erftorunssperf TO-
odIb RFaumen anb 9irf6en senug
fno, hab er einiteben fann., S@ltteIt
Die 8dume, fanst bic Snfetten auf Elm
Sud- un6 berbrennt fie.
SGmIinge aner 2trten Baume
muflen gut 8eidbtet unp ausae6lnnt
merben, no fie gu oidt iteben. Giuige
Der barteiten g8al6b6nme, mie Die 81.
den, beolrien S6atten, 70 LANCE iie
jung iin6. Dies 1T Defenders MOTH.
wenbig bel iungen Smmersriinen. Gin
Sdirm bon aatten iif AMI beiten.
(S&Ius folst.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-07
Saints Sra,s. 8iauos
NaS 9yiaup BON 9lmerifa.

Gieie 9ianos rperben aueemen pom eompetfnten
&ibtern fur ale 9iancs, bic nod gewacbt Iporoen
fnb, eIeidb ansrtannt. MIs GmpfeHlungen fanuen
MIR uts auf piee tauerb 6taSts unb Sanoberuobner,
nebft sreben Gnsablen Der 9o4f@uIen, Seminare u.
(. 10. be3ieben. > = -
Gieie gianos baben nidt aasin ben beifdnbisen
0ebraud tue i5pere Bragis DOB eiiten Sabre aifs=
gebctten, fohoern inb bic etfeu Is Sabre pou.
dueigften 3nfriebenhet Derer, IpeEde ne sebran ten
benutt MOI ben. a. ~ -
DiefeIbe baben grei-e unS ReSaiueu erEaItef, NO
fie ttrr fmmer uusgefteHt wurbef DDS Serfdngen
mad tefen 4ianos itfp gro geueien bab bic 6erren
6ain q res. fid gen5tbj9t faben. sihre Arbeiten
;u benz BetrGge DON "a bis 30 8ionos D6Geptlih aMs
subebnen. - - - r,-i-aa
Dtefe boben iest cine Der oussebsbnteien unb Dols
fdnbigten Snbriten IN ben Der. Staten, inbem bic
6dbrf ALIEN Cher Sfet Bierfel zines Aders 2anb be-
6edt Hnb cine rent Don 2te 5 an Der 3weiten
Arenue eftIpideIt.
GieisIben inS entfdieben he tiHsiten 4ianos erer
9Iae i'm @abei. 9an ienoe Fir iauitrirte gtrtulare
a56s s5s. $50, ;362, 36i, 366. $685. so 37s,
fn,R 39H pfeffe Mbenue 4efn 9nrfs Gifn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-07
GreeutiDus Scrfauf,
2Sunberfb6u SamplGte fir
I6nb1tcbe gStlaS.

Hie es tn benz Geitameut oes perftprbenen Roipr
D NJ. q. 10 ts pprgefdriebeu 1T, fiio bic GEeca=
loren iett beret, einise BET f5nten 8aMpdse in Der
R6be 4ai5piHe,s auf 6er Yrtpatpese ~ pertaufen.
9 Gie 8dhvldse bt[osu ben Tbeit bes sal feb Tract
rpeIdber an Der Sront Der Smith NiH TurRpite ien=
fetts Der 8rcpn's Greef Iiegt. - So 1ae
Gs pirb IN 2ots Don ungefdbr Mder nnseboten.
9iefelben eiguen fi6 am 6eften fur Bobuftdtte1,
nelhe ale cine wlmeeri dome Ausfbt auf Aaibuile
Sir weittre ginSeIabsiteu penSe man iidb an
80, .. NJ. 6oss,
3AHtHaNIfHM.0. 3. einsstep.
mic 1@ GEetrtoren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-07
u sRdmbe.

Bon redts nno Iinfs, bon iberau
boren mir bon Nnsitanoen inter ar>
beitera auer 8randeauno bon glrbeitsS
einfelungen in 6olse oieier Substance.
Sn Chicago uno ct. 2ouis baben ole
Gustdnoe Die Sorm bon impoianten,
6fentIiaeu 9e,nonitrationtu ansenom>
men, unb in inan6en aotalitaten, itie
gum geiipiel i'm Bettbeile Don Gbi>
easo, baben iie 9fiots nao Blutbers
siesen ibreil acknowledgement sefun.
Den. = Mud fiaS 0iefs Bepesuneen
ni9t in gmerita ALIEN en- vogue, Sn
England iinb fe sbenfO gang unO sdbe,
unb ebeniO gut Orsanifrt iuie bier in
amerjta, mas in 4nbetra9t oes grosen
Ilnteribiebes in Der focialeri Geffaltung
beibr 9anoer seiuiB fuunoerbar If. Die
Nrbeitersg ombinationen IN Gnslane er>
ftrsden fib iogar mad Dem Continent bin,
ano 70 gei@i6t iino bic Sdben seipannt,
bab in neusiter 3eit alusfanos in eng,
lamb fofort Elm edo in gelsien ilno
Orantrsi4 .fanOen, mas sur unrsittel.
barren 6oIge bate, baS es nidt m6eli6
mar, gsiasmaaner ~ ilnpottiren. Das
bur6 bieies 6aftum offenselegte Sbfem
uno Der internatienale esprit de corps
senIst, UNI SeDermanH au ernittm Nad'
oenten ,u beipegen.
Mles in Glem gebOren 6iele ars
beiter>austanos isnbeafaas sn3oen in.
tereGanteften GrlAeinunsen Der Gesens
mart. 81 1T f6ipieris, cine pbiloios
p6ifdje Grtlaruns Oerielbtn ~ Seben
ODER bic SOIeen Oorberiniasen; bod
allen @nf5eiu mad m u 3 6iefer fDite'
matild aberaa bin iid eperbrtiteHbe
Gdbrunesbroceb NIT Der 3eit cine 9rofs
artiof llmiualsuns in ben gsesnisitieen
9fsjfhAngen her beiesn grobea Glenltnte
BET @sisaf4ait GapitaInao srbeit -
berbDrbrinsen. Is
Hn.L.l ..s-..a.s -.llL ~
Son ldmmtlihen Wfitglitoern be6
neu eraaniiten angatifdJen Ntinilteriunls
mar Graf NlitoS, Wliniifer Der Vers
Febrenittel, Der eiitjiae, Der tuahreno
Aer Mtpolution BON 40 auf Seite
Oeij9fftid60 ftanD. gfHt Hebri9eN lDareH
...4fa.. 81 ,,e Ofnh1naer hxf MebOtitl0u.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-07
Serausseber bir Sfttbitt.
9ienitag, ben a. Nai 1861.
4 at1nl.s.' o. gEomltlun'.
Gaa6iOat ioer i0ns=8artei5 str 8ie=
nH i berpabl ais G0nbernrur.
Mufrllf

30 eIHer 0DnDentt0n Oet NepuDitIa=
6s.Ia taniidel Bartei bes 6iiuhen
aasa Gonsrefiioaelleu 0itriits. a
gaf etasr am %, 5ebraar 1867 in Capitol
abssbaleasa gsrlamHlhus per 81 spabtifant-
isben tlriOns- Yartei beS 5, @OagrelfiUNelfn
Dilfrifts pureen bic ,lluteraei6neteH alb elm
aGsmite ernannt, nm cine GOnpeutiOn Der
snniOasparta bed Iifrifts 81 berafeu, bic. ben
;3ped babsn siua, eiHsa Ganbipatea fir ben
eGepsrfb Az, esaenneu. .gBif fnaa absrfiase-
femmsrL pie Gsaesrstisu 81 9faibpiae am t
!, Oonaeritae, ben Jig, Nfai 1867
in Ser pale 6ss abseOrbastsn oaafes ;absa-
ebaltrf ua6 pir fOrbern bic llntOnsmanner bet
Guaattfs gBtiliamiOn gBtlfOn, SumneE 9a-
;DiblOn, Rsbertipn unb Gtratbau auf County,
sGpnpeutiDnen absubdltet urb Seifsatfm fir
ie befaate GeaSeution 3u eraenneh. - as. .s.s,,
~Ssss @8a 80. .. Gltfe, non gBiIliariipn.
- ssEEia1 s. N. 9saIners uer Gbeat4ant.
SIN. gbanes ppn SGuibisn.
sd. Seamiieu5 BON Robertfw.
8. WeeRiulsD. pon GUNNER.
II go. 10. aSdters. non gSiIion.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-07

256s $751; $50, 362, 36i, $3.50. $685. SO 81,
ms2s sR 8peite gbenue, 8ep gort Gitp
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-05
Salt Lake City Wifsry.

4 Salt Lake City letter says, "Poly-
gamy is not generally practiced, but in
dulged in according to a mans means,
as a rule, though many whealthy men in
the city have but one wife. In the eoun-
try one can always tell, by the build of
the house, how many wives a man has.
If he has but one, his house, if pne story
in height, is nearly square; should he
have two, he builds an addition to one
end of the original house, which is an
exact counterpart of it, having an out
side door and windows Ike the 6rst, and
differing from it only In newness of build.
In short, he builds snch an addition each
time that he takes to himself a wife, so
frequently one may see q half dozen
thus. growing out of each other, and
presenting, with their array of front
doors, singular appearance. l think
that over half of them have but one
wife; great many have two or three ;
numbers have from four TO six, and few
have over ten. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-05

Gas suppose tou ffave done; but we
are only even now. Heifer for filly is
6tfy til f6f tat " .5.
"Neighbor Dood, chou knowest me
not, if thou thinkest would harm hair
Of thy heifer's back. She is in nv farm
yard, and not even a blow has been
struck her, where thee can get her at
any time. / know thee shot my fly !;
but the evil one prompted thee to do it,
and l lay no evil in my heart against my
neighbors. l came to tell thee where
thy heifer is, ard now I'll go home"
Obadiah rose from his chair; and was
about to descend the steps, when he was
stopped by Watt, who hastily asked,
"what was your filly wortl, %
"a hundred dollars is what l asked
for her, replied Obadiah. 11n--
wv ait momentr" and Dood rushed
into the house, from whence he soon re-
turned, holding some gold in his land.
'Here's the price of your fillv; and
hereafter let there be pleasantness be-
tween u.s." -.fa#
Obadiah mounted his horse, and rode
home with a lighter heart and from
that day to this, Dood has been as good
q neighbor as one could wish to have 4;
being completely reformed by the re-
turning good for evil.
Cincinnati Columbian.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-05
Across the Sierra NeVadasi

The great tunnel of the Central Paci-
ic Railroad at the summit of the Sierra
Nevada Range is opened. The track is
being laid on the eastern slope; locomo-
tive is already running in the Truckee
valley, and in few days the road will
have reached the open country of the
Salt Lake Basin, after which progress
viii be rapid and easy This overcomes
the only noticeable obstacle on the west
ern portion of the through line; and its
significance is understood when we are
told that the cost and difficulty Of grad
ing the $50 miles now completed, is
greater than for the $50 miles next fol-
lowing. The chief engineer expects to
average mile day across the interior
valley next year. The local traffic on
the completed portion surpasses all Fre-
viods estimates, and is lucrative without
the immense through business which we
may expect to flow over it.
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Legend of a Musket.

Mark Twain tells the following story
related by a fellow passenger; who, be-
ing bantered about his timiditY; said he
had never been scared since he loaded
an old Qheeii AIne's ttidsket for his fa-
ther once, whereupon he gave the follow.
ing:
''1ou see the old man was trying to
learn me to shoot biackbirds and beasts
that tore up the young corn and all such
things, so that could be of some use
about the farm, because / wasn't of any
use to do much. My gun was a little
single-barrelled shotgun, and the old
man carried an old Queen Anness mus
ket that weighed ton, made q report
like thunder-clap, and kicked like o
mule. The old man wanted me to shoot
the old musket sometimes, but / was
afraid. One day, though, l got her down,
and so / took her to the hired man, and
asked him how to load her, because he
was out in the field. Hiram said: DO
yor see those marks ON the stock-an x
and V on each side of the Queens
crown? Well, that means ten balls and
FIVE slugs-that's her lOad.'
"'But how much powderf'
"'Oh,' says he, st don't matter; put in
three or four handfuls.'
$50 loaded her ub that way, and it
was awful charge-T had enough of
sense to know that, and started out. /
leveled her ON a good many blackbirds,
but every time vent to pull the trigger,
1 shut my eyes and winked. / was afraid
of her kick. Towards sundown / fetched
up at the house, and there was the old
man resting on the porch.
"'Been oft hunting, have ye? he
asked. -f
"'Yes, sir;' says /:
"...What did you kill p ~ ni .1ar3
"Didn't kill anything, sir-didn't
shoot her off, vas afraid she would
kick Il knew blamed well she would.)
"'Gimme that gunp the old man says,
rs mad as sin.
'And he took aim at a sapling on the
other side Of the road, and / began to
drop back out of danger. And the next
minute l heard al earthquake, and saw
the Queen Anne whirfihg end over end
in the air, and the old man spinning
round ON one heel, with one leg up, and
both hands OH his Jaw, and the bark fly
ing from that old sapling like there was
a bail storm The old mans shoulder
was set back fottr inches, and his jaw
turned black and blue, and he had to lay
mp for three days. Cholera nor anything
else can ever scare me the way was
scared that tiBIe." s. r
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aELEcT POETRY.
The Footsteps of Decay.


The following is translation froft1 ali a1clen
Spanish poem, which, says the Edinburgh Re
view, is surpassed by nothing with which WI
are acquainted in The Spanish language
o, let the soul its slumber break,
Arouse its senses, and awake,
To see how soon
Life, in its elories, glide away,
And the stern footsteps of decay
Come stealing on.
And while we view the rolling tide
Down which our fleeing moments glide
Away so fast,
Let US the present hours employ,
And deem such future dreams a joy
Already past.
Let no vain hopes deceive the mind ;
No happier lot hope TO find
Tomorrow than to-day
Our golden dreams of yore were bright,
Like them the future shall delight
Like them decay. @
Our lives like Fastening streams must be,
That into one engulting sea
Are doomed to fall
The sea of death, whose waves roll on
Ger king and kingdom, crown and throne,
And swallow all. Il.
Alike the rivers lordly tide,
Alike the humble rivulets glide
To that sad wave
Death levels poverty and pride,
And rich and poor sleep side by side
Within the grave.
Our birth is but starting place;
Life is the running of race,
And death the goal
There all our glittering toys are brought
That path alone, of all unsought
Is found OF all.
See, then, how poor and little worth
Are all those glittering toys of earth
That luIe us here
Dreams of sleep that death must break,
Alas! before it bids US wake,
We disappear. -. ,-
Long ere the hand of death can blight,
The checks pure glow of red and white
Has passed away.
Youth smiled, and all wds heavenly fair
Age came and laid his finger there,
And where are they?
Where is the strength that spurus decay,
The step that roved so light and gay,
The hearts blithe tone?
The strength is gone, the step is slow,
And joys grows wearisome and woe.
When age comes on.
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Independent in all things.
AsHTABULA, OHIO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1857

to broaden the elective franchise, to
strengthen the National Government,
ana to harmonize it with the principles
laid down in the Declaration of hide
pendence. This amendment tends in the
SHINE direction, and beg of ycG to do
as yoti have done during the war, to dis
regafd the st1eers of party tl,st Hives
upon petty prejudice. Let us do an act
of justice worthy Of. the great Republi-
can party, by engrafting in our State
Constitution the general principle that
whether man be rich or poor, white or
black, learned or ignorant, he shall stand
equal before the law in rights, privileges
and immunities. ,.... 70, ~