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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-12-25
The sberifr Matter Finally Settled.

The Sheriff Matter Finally Settled.
Genl. CAsBY has appointed ISAAC BoLEs, Esq,
one of the most respectable, reliable and popular
of our citizens, as Sheriff of Edgo6old District.
Mr.. BoLxs has given bond and been duly qualified.
Santa Claus Cutting Terrible Splurge'
Where, pray? At MANGEr HARRIsos's for
sooth. And not terrible either. We should have
said charming and delightful. See what MASeET
& HARRISON say about him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-12-25
GREEITIILE FEMALE l0LLEdE.
C. H. JUDsON, President.
ASSISTED BY FOUR PROFESSORS AND
THREE FEMALE TEACHERS.

uyHE NEXT SESSION will begin on WE'D
Il NEsDAY, the 18th of February next, and
continue Twenty Weeks.
Owing to the scarcity of money the Rstss have
been reduced as follows:
Boarding for 20 weeks, (Currency,) 5000
Tuition, Eigher Eng. Course, 5000
Latin or French, 1000
Lessons on Piano Forte or Guitar, 5000
Special Vocal Lessons. q.
Drawing and Painting, 1000
Singing and Incidentals, J, ns,at,Y va5 500
For further information; Apply y.for Late cstss
logue.
Greenyille, Dec.23 3t52
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
s.pla Good Rsint.

Tss;gd 10 ,dI.R-+-4alL EhOt
The gStatesuan pakea geod point
When II eplls attention tq.thaVfapt that
while the Badicsls propose to strike tha
|wordisRhite'' Oasof ithS Gobstitulion, 60
that, negroes can vote, and, Hold office,
aud sii II on juFidg. they leave hs word ia
Iii5nsRgSthelSu & clause ybich roads a. fellows. |.
An white ei.isens, residents Of the
State, being Slghtssh years Of age, and
-undcr thsagsof fortyifve years, shall ba
enrolled in the militia, and perform milf
ttaIy, duty 1iEsuoh mspPsBugt iAsonpati.
Bic with the Constitution and lave Of the
United States, as maybe prescribed By
law'IIIV4Ad RTlIIfw
Thus Of the amendment laws the negro
will belongllto a privileged class. He
will have the privileges Of citisen, but
not its disabilities. Hawill.be voter,
but at the same time will be released
from 6tats military dutya This discrim.
ination is the main feature in the plat.
form upon FhichY Hayes WAS nominated
for Governorad Thoseswho are for il will
vote foHhiM snt his associates on the
ticket. -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
A Chapter fromTthe Working Of
/ The Present Financial Sys-
tenn.

y SLyi.a ,Gi sjaz- sT S'''r a'ilh
In conversing with German, ycster.
day, on the financial question, he remark.
&c that the inequality aud injustice of the
bond system, the Radicals are for up
holding, are too glaring to be submitted
to in silence. Said he, 81 have neig Oh.
"bor whose sole property consists Of one
"hundred thousand dollars in FIVE twen.
cites, on which he receives annually six
"thousand dollars in gold, and which he
"can sell to tho brokers for about eight
"thousand dollars in greenbacks. He
"pays no State, city or county taxes. I
sam worth twenty thousand dollars, on
"which 1 pay State, city and county tax
and which does not yield me clear four per
"cent. His children and mine 20 to the
"same public school, / pay taxes to
'.school his children, and he pays none,
~ pay taxes to oschool the children Of my
Hpoor neighbors and he pays none. And
"this is a Republican government r. We
are acquainted with these two German
citizens, and know the statement above
to- be correct to the letter. Is it any
wonder chat the people every where, with
a unanimity almost unparalleled, demand.
ing that these fve.twenties shall be paid
with Government money, 50 as not only
to relieve labor and property, and bust
ness Of greVious taxation, but also bring
upon the tax duplicate a large amount Of
property now exempt from taxation, and
thereby lequaRzing the burden, - Eng. l.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
j LaborinIge! Men.

oa Didoyoul ever think Of the fact thai
you are paying taxes on your little prop.
erty to school the children of your rich
neighbor while his is exempt from taxa.
tioha sai ,gs9lsA laSsnt's t'e ~
soHe misunderstanding money in Bonds
and pays no taxes thereon, but receives q
larger rate of interest than our State laws
authorize. His bonds are not taxed to
build schools houses, Improve the roads
nor for any purpose.
to Ka,pocr manhas b COW and otheriper.
senal properly it is taxed for all these
purposes, It's taxed to raise money for
school purposes, while the bondholders
childfehf receive The benefit Of II. Is
this right = Will yoa support q party
which ~ spsiains ss IN this oipeqpalityrl-5Rea-
~" Df"tVet Df"tfVge1tsuuti..va uuti ~ Al bne al aO r, -;
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
surprIscd at the ChanSgsss..l ss.l

A, gentleman who, has travelled from
Toledo, by the way of Lima, Wapakoiet.
ia, Sidney, Piqua, Dayton, Springfield
and London to this city, wssia our ofics
yesterday. He Travelled over The same
portion of the State one year ago, and he
assured us that the change in political
sentiment along the whole route is per.
fectly surprising Men who, one yeas
ago, were loud and bitter in their denun-
Citations Of the Democratic party, are now
jealous Democrats, Certainly we vere
glad to receive this good word but it is
ofa piece. From all parts Of the State
We are daily in receipt Of the Q most on.
oouraging word Columbus Statesman.
\ That confirms the adVioss We received
through our letters and from our
correspondents, as well as our iptelli-
gence derived from Democratic friends
whom We see at the Office. That emf.
grafton Of which we spoke . few days
ago from the Radical into The Democratic
camp has commenced, and is going on ip
good earnest.-Eng. S2i'f' ~ 'o'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
That ,DutcIlnlau,,,
< Speech of Fred. Hassaurek at Oolum
bus, on "Wednesday, night utter the Re-


( Speech of Fred. Hassaurek at Oolum.
bus on "Wednesday, hightafter the Re.
publican State Convention :0'St'aai f"
TsIENTs' UNIT TELLER zlTIzzFNs IL
yust speaks ,somodinks nit you. We
makes q pooty goot dicket to-day, fon dc
convention, don't itY Unit goot blat.
form, Dere is some fDn De .nickers in
dis platform. likes dem nickers. ,Yaw.
I likes dem better as dem, Dutch follers
In der Five wards. vas, speak down
dare, last jhear, unit dey makes me blepty
Ldropbles, amt i'll. One fellerh droRs
d pig cabbage at mine hst, unit under fel.
ler ho most my, plaoks NIT a pretzel,-
But dem niCkers, ah, be is de fellers J.
You send more as q, ,hppdret, million vite
soldats nit de var Well. do, Shonny
rap9ls. he tlicks dem soldats all, de vile
;Batty soon you yopst sent town may be
dirty tousant, nickert soldats, Vat dem
tpickers dc !, More, as twenty-five ton
SAINT he sday in de, forts and pick up lit
tlc dipgs, lAnt yip De Shonpies youst like
dophcr, ,,lbt. dake Richmond, Amt IN
Vow, pygoll5,, vast dink | speak kblepty,
Nine good friends all GoppeEheads dey
git de common Dutch, but we git do bet
tor fellers We glts, de ,nickers. Dat is
Igoot Don't it2 Mine friends. sgoot,
night may PEI gooms peck again and
speak somedints nittyoas,S rsv osism .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
Legal uEKtraeis bfrons issLoyaII
.slloJ 9di 20 a-hLgona qldsgEoI
mi =.

The oppesitiea.eharges us and our bat4
ty with bsiagdisupiO nids 1eall us traitors,
copperheads, butternuts, and ahost Of
other slang Names. THEY claim also 10
be The only truly Ioyal,o Bnidn.loviug
party.D Read theifollowingextracfs from
IIspseches made bytheir leaders, and Judge
SFsdg fSCFr yourself Of lhhair lppyaltys and thsir
wendell Phillips saws: avs '',' 'a'
% "Tho' Constitution Of our fathers was q
mistakes oTsaeit'inl pieces. .Cahd' nuke, o
better ronesm0ur golaim is disunion7-.
breaking up Of, theState.,n,,,l olSs,s =
VIM. Lloyd Garrison says: ,...o 20
I i"The Union is d lie. The American
Union imposter, a cQyenaHt with death,
and on agreement1swith hell. In Tam for
its,oVerth nupaMith the 5faglof dis.
TuniOn.Has siI IliW oil .saP .yiiss7oV
m Mp. Banks says:s,1a 3D. dTS u ol'
ol sThoughi ,IamsSwilling Tinoa certain
stataiof circumstances toilet itsHdelpdHhis
Union cannot hndlought not 10 stand. :, 20,
! ldsB If. Wadelsays 10 "SipJ.Bg IG-ou
! ysTheIe was really poiU Union between
the North and South. I1go for asUnion,
where allmen are,eqqaL or!forsno5 Onion
FAT alLid' Il "a ,iashiJsI9 oi' ioAsqmi q,
| I,d,Charlss Sumner says,om b4ia bas
agNot that / sloHes the 8 Union,lesT but
lSpegrp) freedom more, do i insist that
(9egro) freedom Iat oh haEards, shall be
PrsseIyed' 1! bas ,ie,oao' fslb7uo7s .d
~ IL Spauldipg says :,lsHai ii adj %
nl am ford dissolution, and Learei not
how quick Il comea' 0o1u.luo ia1aai br
Carl Sehurz saysid blgods ysiAsA ,c
|, as.tYoul call this reyolutionlS It Is on
| this We made reYolution.is We must and
Twill have III Let il come. Has ,bigus II
| b Gee; W. Julian says;ni o, noi,siu n
! .o.aThe germiof al eur troubles are in
ths Constitution nidssW moil srsi
Are not these sentiments s,loyal2 And
is it any wonder thai a, party led by such
men as thoser above mentionedg should
charge every one who differss With. them
disloyalty? HOh ! consistency thou art
. jewel" Take tho speeches and, wri?:
tings Of all the leaders and members of
our great National Democratic party and
you can find no sentence like these quoted
And yet they claim loyalty to the Gov.
erhment Ifthat is aloyaltyjothe lees Of
it tho better, for JUS ol, 4 b,5 lea'iioQ >.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
sick1Sn lpdFitaS Intolerance

AEsmhssrfk AyiF y77-fsi4EFo1
The Germans are beginning 10 find tho
Radical leadegs.Opfs They find that Yap.
ikee puritauismy which has gutcontzul Of
the Radical party everywhereSis entirely
tOo'intoiefdht h regard 'to other social
customs than those approved ,of, IN New
England Carl Heinzsr, editor, ueff the
most ultra Radical paper in the country,
the Bpstonl Iioseer7 gives notice thai 6e
| will 20 longer eel with the party Of SUM-
|nsr, Stevens & 60, The Pittsbargh Holks.
blatts an influential Radical daily, PAPER,
says that the German Republicans must
form an ALLIANCE with the Democracy, ip
order to defeat The puritabicaI spirii
which is gradually taking possession Of
their, ,party.anT German, Radical,ipa,
,pers Of Iowa declare in the same spirit,
and even Carl Sburz recommends, in hia
ST. Louis dWestliche Post, The German
Radicals to vote for Democratic cshdI-
dates for legislative and municipal oflises,
These facts show thst the . Germans in.
tend no longer to be made the dupes Of
Radical denagogues, who have 30 long
used them for the accomplishment of
ther selfish purposes. Ohio Statesmen,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
Maxilnilisn.s Last Hours:

We take from the Herald IN unusual.
| " correct translation D from q Mexican pa.
5et, n regard % the last morntip of Max.
| imiliau. We were about to translate il,
ourself, when we found it,well done, bg
some one. ,ioE tho Herald, we have;
5pffy, 5pffygoRin n sotIe 81 two' placcs, made the
lIttsSaatsS6OA AarmstO the Orisibal. Z M
loWhdt q msgh hifieentl what ami easaIlc
death !! In the very prime ,ofshisunalnn.. IN.
hood, and in the. .obserT,tion Of the high.
est, ,dutiss that q man sptr,,stsa with pow
er, 'cE owes to- to the mel, Mat have trusted
| lhimMbelfayed 'By Tho pavenu bastard
That rules Over FraE sand that has put
iby his treaehery, d foul stigma on thai
gallant & hasiea- ,t Atig@ashat gina ,RilLfeqpits
Young siIn l one lT0mt t6s ,throaue- imilIan
I With psentiRmaent that Ia never J apprecia.
ted ip tlfe qage In which Il is sdisplayedrr
lint @hicbl sin s6hgoand oetorgqb will live
hereafter if. the world lasis, when most
of us will be altogether iorgottsnTMaxi.
milan y refuses 10 save his life by dssert
ing his friends +, He says: "ThroughImg
heart, only, can you shoot at one Of themp'
lHe settles his affairs Of Conscience with
| his confessor, Father Fischer, He par,
dons the vile dog Lopez who betrayed
him. ,He pardons Mexico- God wi1l not!
Mexico, from that day, was blotted from
the map Of nations!I The Emperor, sa,
Iluting his friends in courtly and affection,
ate manner kissing the miniature oi his
afflicted wife, aud sending ii to her, Ii
lher reason ever sufficiently restored 10 re.
coeniizc u,ii Il. CALAMITY, with smile On his
| face, bows to tbo agents Of his a sassassins
and facing death as a gentleman, with
| unbapdared ewes, tells them he 4 ato otheil
disposal 100 s7ll9 10 ~
'saSorrv for Maximilian p, I'VE icaunno,
conceive the idea Except the death oI
a saint, tbat q comes under another % 'cate
porv we can copyeive Of nothing so,
much to1be enyied =! He died n The linz
Of S,,fy. md Of tho honorable conduct
Ithat div reo1ired No 7 prullipnsl fever.
| cd feeble death bed gaspin5g:@esach h as
fSS,St sts.osl s,yN'cti ~ s,-rf,5l ~ SrFI Q
some years nence, ne, ike tne rest OF Us,
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A Specimen Ola Radical Con-
Gs,i5as1 assd gFessmaR,. ,.,usb issi4 sal

The Cincinnati CoSimefcisI (Radicdli
says of'Gshoral Logan Z nesnsn A.'
a'iGenetHl Logan, Who took inc lead IL
excluding from seats In Congress, Ken.
lucky Congressman who had BEEN 40
cused of disloyalty, was lhimlelf, early in
the war, bitterly accused Of the same
thing. The National in.eliigeaccr, puts
|itin thisway.: sal g ,eiss srtt aeF 'tsd
sgst0f allthe men ON the Republican
sidstof The House Of REPRESENTATIVES,
General Logan is most ppht 70 bring for,
ward, or even support such a motion, for
the very worst Chafg6Ui disl6yaIIy which
he pronounced against anyone Of these
members elect from Keniucky d NOT
|Worse than the charges Of disloyalty made
upon precisely the same character Of tss,
Hmely agaipgt General Logan himso|1.
and from which he has not YET bcch
purged BY any Congressional oonlnintoe
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
The Time 10 Work.

= Both parties hsyo now placed their
tickets iu4tho field and defned their, po.
sition on tho issues involved in tho cam
paign. The opposition will leave moth.
imp uudOno which Oh can contribute in the
least to its success, and the Democrats in
the various townships Of this county
should proceed immediately, 70 the work
dforgapizing Democratic Township Clubs.
TITS all important that our tihc,honOrod
party, whose ranks were never broken by
the superior numbsrs Of its enemies, nor
demoralized by defeat, now rally in com
pact lines preparatory to our triumph in
October Organization and work will
make our triumph sure. this fall in Ohio.
Thisis 10 Wine for Iive Democrats TO
slumber. Every township should have
Its, club in active, operation. on..sa1'stu
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
The IEatheggOf, !, Tlairiy.s D v Q n
.ghAdren-SeYenteen by. one
ioitvife-FOtIf' Successive Cases
!, Of, tErtpletssz,and Dgol Rmfr Of
Twins-TWins Seven Times by
another WIFE, IsVo ~ 0sO'ltDg

lR0 5af pas ti5ufrv--~ ho 9N' tDi"N
On Thursday iestA sGetman,r hamed
John Hassf8lheTru liyipg,ip sLapcaitsrsb Pa,
followed tos the, grave, his thirty;thifd
|ehila, nahdshe was the tfathef 9of thirty
seven schildrSn, u rHaefilsf was hiSf ried
three stimeas Hislfrsti marriage took
place in Germany when be- was l2l years
Of age. With this wife be had seven
ftdeni ciildten!u At four Successive ac-
eouehmegts triplets, tEiCs twins, and tho
last q single, ,bisth,, Shortly after the
latter event the wife died, He. yasIagain
married, and the. Issue Of the second wife
ws fifteen ieliildrcnAseven times twins
andstho eighth a singlecbhd. This wife
also died shortly afioro the Inst birth.--
His thiFd1 iagd present wife has thus far
presented him with five, children, one at
abifth. Tho Sex Yf the' children we're
nineteeh ubcys and eighteen gifls, only
four ofghom nreanowliving4LbuB wheth.
erathe lHipg4Jsj all, jssues of the last
wife or part Of the, previous wives, We
have not sascertained. Haefaer. is now
/ ffty-twoy yearsof ofage, Of medium size and
|pe hardy Vigorous cens,itation. nsome
section Of Germany premium is award.
cd people who produce certain plumber
of ehildfeb.Ji Haefler lived in that sec,
ton, and was .thoerecipient Of one hun.
dred guilders previous to leaving. 81 Ge
apparently labors under the Impression
that D similar reward awaits him in this
country. 10 If there is any State ID ID the
Upions providing forsuch cases, the au-
thoritiesa better send ial9pg theogreen.
Backs Lar. Inten., IA
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
t% A special election for Justice Of
~ f.

11- A special election for Justice Of
the peace occurred lately in Monroe Up,
Perry County, iu this State. The Dem.
ocratic candidate, Mr., Thompson, was
elected on a full vote and after an ANNA
ted canvass by fifty y.six majority. At the
last election the Republicans carried the
township by nine majority. The Perry
County Union, in noticing the result,
saysfiafe8 I-ss ac.s'iaiba 3di gf5.. T.
ii sThis is ouly q 'straw'--but 'strawi
show which way the wind blows We
have said Perry would give seven hun.
dred Democratic majority this fall, and
we will wager a new hat she'll do it."
i Last fall Perry County only gave CAV ,{d one
hundred and eighty eight Democratic
majority. Now seven hundred is ex-
pected. This result, in Monroe Town.
ship is a sign ofwhatisgOing on all over
the State, ,,,,cy 6s,&5.A Al, giW \
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
temPIP,jmpFiFOned her prophets, and nd
ta'as tdovS1hts aaAss SAvstldl9ol.

Temple, jmprisoned her prophets, and
tatasge tdowS jhcf aa&ss q wotlasl looks
at you to see if you will silently permit
ths,chalice efl iiboEtysto psss from your
lips without a fearful struggle. Forty
tgcheraticas are yopf witnesses sss.,iaI ,aI The
FPasi, with its Statesnep its warriors and
SIZED blood ;iths1Rressp., with = its1iiyiDg i
fealitiss,S and ths Fdtute, FiMp ishppo Of
ren0En, oil copjure. you 10 be earnest,
vigilaht and faithful. A bright sun of
National prosperity sends its beams, strug
Cling with the clouds and thick darkness
to shine upon us, 'and it' is fot you and
you alone to bid the clouds depart and
darkqcssItO vanish Will you do itS---
Then work, labor, strive. Two issues are
beforSltha pddpld dlThe'frst is the Con.
stltptiopal Amendment, in alI its hideous
ness, whenswe are called upon to stretch
our arms like seas and call thes smsngrel
peopleOf the earth to siosiSS embrace
A few Of these are Africa > with its bar.
ibarous,tribss, Malasia; India, China, Ja?
pan, and mobgref Mexico stained in in
nocent blood. Our fathers, mothers, sis
ters and brothers are to, DO ,degradea.-
jFonr years ago our fairsst ladies carried
the notices, aRathers and Brothers, save
US from Negro Equality," "and every heart
Registered shloath, we will. PERFORM
YOUR vows. Phe. second is 10 pay
tho national debtin 'greenbacks. To do
these we must overthrow tho party in
power. But you ask how can we do this !?
What can dol? Much Live up to
yopfPrinciples. Stand fast by them =
Sustain and uphold the hands Of those
who are Sighting oursbattles. Take and
distribute Democratic documents. .d'irst
take your county papor--then others H.
Send them to your weak. .kneed noighbor
to recd-secure his yote-attend the
meetings-contribute of your funds-for
in the end yot will bo The gaiucr. After
youaro impoverished, beaten and made
to mourn tho loss of dearest friends, what
then is frecdOmlto sou? Remember, you
fight for cOuHtry, right and truth, and do
not give up The battle, BE ,yia1ANT:
aHcLldir Of Liberty issvStlaacc& II you
would prevent war Of races, work-and
again l say, WORK F! DIRK ! ! WORK Il!
-VERMILLIoN. n
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who ia Responsible for Amer,
be- ~ 9"uH sOnvilIe.

'st General Butler, if he has not exonera.
ted himself from the charge Of opposing
the exchange Of prisoners during the
war, and by so doing causing the death
and extreme suffering of thousands Of
Federal prisoners confined in the South.
ern prisons, who might have been ex-
changed 5and sent home, has, at least,
proved that General Grant was not for
relieving the Andersonyille victims. He
produces this letter. '1a' ont 1r''s A''a
s;' u 4 TORY P0IsT,Ii August Is, 1854,
: aTo GEssoB BUTLER ,sgIlSam satisfied
the chiefsobjeot, Of your Interview, be-
sides having tie proper sanction, meets
with my entire eaappr0val. CAP have seen,
from Southern papefs,that system Of re.
taliation is going oHinlthe'Souih, which
they. keepirom Us, and which We should
stop ina some way On the subject Of
exchanges however, differ from General
Hitchcochf; IL is hard on our men held id
Southern prisons not to exchange them,
hut itis1 ihummitytoi those left I'M itIi6
ranks d tOfght our obattlsspii Every man
released Ion parole, ,or Otherwise, becomes
an active soldier against us at once, either
dirsetlSG iadireetly ~ If We commSRco
a,system iof, exchange iWhich liberates dll
prisoners takepa.we will have tol fight on
until themhale Southsis exterminatsdI.--.
1--we bold thosh caught 5theyamouutstb
Pora thar deadnen u Al this particular
tmss 70 rslsase allgTebsl prisonss Northi
would sipsures Shdfman,ssudsleaty yiAmd'
would ,pcppreqisonusl safstyshsrsa snad
-.inr'l RsH vftus Sc GR ANT,eSusl
"LioutenantEeHcral.psS
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,%o1 g 3 ~ 9S ~ &ss,oI,|ssIiFIssy,s,

I sFrisHndss seosHts5AsH, 2 DshSssts, hes
"A Z, ssss:s n; IT.
are engaged We have all to gain or all 4
lose. The spirit Of our outraged oOniti
tuition calls to you for VENGEANCE On Il
ruthless hands which have defled he
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
=, : Ediioeriai slavery very

Il
isrEvory editor Of a uewspdpcr wilfap.
|prdciatathe truth d fbe' following pas.
sage from some Of the writings of Capt
sslssstpyA!tF ola 3GAI9 T5Nl1
It is not the writing of the leading ar
ticle itself, but the obligation to write
that article every day, fOrweek,) wheth.
er inclined or not, in sickness or in health;
in affection, disease of mind, winter and
summer, year aftor year, tied down to the
task, remaining In one spot It is some-
thing like theo.Ealking ofAa thousand
hours. l have a fellOw.feeling, for /
know how periodical will wear down
one e1istepep.u In-itSeG> it appears
nothing ithe hbos.b dot smabifest; nor
rs iktlic kb6r, ,bdt II is&hsAschtiuuS a 1t.
tention which it requires. Your life be.
comes, as it were, the publication. Ono
days Tor week's) paper Is no sooner corr
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