Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16


ana OF have I tltciad I could hear
coming on tbe soft-Whi=pe per5rs 5re. re
OF Jl1e south, from the loUly pillow Of
the loyal soldiers sleeping EH-eetty
where they teil gallantiY- the a-Ivct ION
ATE message. &. BE Of good cheer; stand
fast and firm at duty's sacred post. A.
was standing there we lost the crown OF
! life 70 win q crown OF glory and we ap-
! peal 70 you now, Irom our bright home
Z here in Heaven, t1 ssfve our offspring
/ from the dire uecessitvof having to per
I ish as we perished, to save from destrue-
I ton the affairs and temples of liberty. p
And now are we to GotHis ElatterIng
! rebels, toieratinz treason and betting
I political pr0Higales?
4 The gentleman has nominated Gen.
I Grant Ior the Presidency, and if tfener-
y al Grant has any euea-ies, dare say
4 the gentIeman's nomination must have
I made them profoundly happy. Genera
I Grant rarely has anything % sags aud
when he G0es speak 10 is generally aI-
] rectlT to the pDiuf, and from Uh1t Iact
/ the iufefShce is fair that be viii be found
/ more than equal TO any occasion that
I may call on b i'm to take care Of the true
/ interests of his fame and fortunes, when
] ever and wherever they may be q rect
I lY or indirectly threatened. But were
y General Grant and really aspiring 10
Y tine Presidency L would give the gem
] tleuaa lOf ice that if he wanted an Office
| from ME. his claims TO consideration
{ would net depend upon how much Dut
\ how little lie mad to say I'm my behalf.
/ daughter Presidents rarely owe their
/ success to their enemies. Gen. Grant
I mav learn q wholesome lesson from the
7 South abOu5 the consequences OF FALLING
4 into bad company hunting for friends.
! Gen. Grant is certainly q great and
/ good man He deserves and enjoys the
/ His person8I popularity IS universal
I His military fIuIe has spread
I d" From earthrs remUtest Bound to oceans
IoneHest shore.
| Ib rests upJa ale.ld iHnautine pedestal
! OF success and rises ABOVE mortal erItI-
[ cism, and III 10 can survive the admlra-
/ ton and friendship of home-bOund sym
( pathizers with me precious southern
I brethren. al WaOze ign0miniOus expense
I ae won his laurels, then, Indeed, may
! his true ana real friends rejoice in the
4 conclusion that it Is beyond d lingering
: shadow o. doubt more than iudestruc j.
] BILE. ParadOXes do NOS alao0nt to Pine
. n9u1eUa but neFsTth heless they rGrely
pass AWAY uuuUU!ced aud the paradox
lf.ll proposition as finding la the self
same member OF fhls House he friend
Eauke of General Grams aI:d Jefl- Davis
c.mnob 90 So. It ~ a5. least worth pas-
siag comment. There 5 Hot ore SING a
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@ II stories ueHia7r eulall,s. pr.ucI pies,
sentiments, or purposes OF tne arca-tFal-
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