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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-04
Domestic Markets.
NOM nTSpATCH-


Domestic Markets.
NOON DESPATCH.
New YORK, Match 2.-Stocks dull but steady.
Fi7e-twenties, '62 Coupons, 110b. Money per
cent. Exchange-sixty days, g; at sight, "a.
Gold 1881. Cotton dull, at 3ls for Middling Up.
lands Freights dull Flour lower. Wheat dull
and dropping. Corn 1a2c. lower. Pork shade
frmer; New Mess 81 80. Lard heavy and droop-
ing; barrels 12a134c. Whiskey quiet. Peas quiet.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton is dull and easier under the large receipts.
Sales GOO bales at 31@31ac. Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn closed
f1rmer at 81 05@1 % for mixed Western. Pork
frmer at s2l@21 so for new Mess. Spirits Tur-
pentine 7i@73c. Rosin 81 50@e. Groceries quiet.
Ereig' 20 unchanged.
Ne, onLEAss, March 2, P. M.-Gold 19Ss@1sS2;
Sterling A9A@5O; New York Sight discount:
NooN.--Sales to-day 4100 bales. Low Middling 80
a9Ot. Receipts for the week ,576 bales, against
% 7S6 Exports 29, 335 bales. Stock % 1893 bales.
Four-super s113. sugar-Fair 12ac. Molasses.
.' M.-Gotton unsettled but easier, with sales Of
2O0l bales. Low Middling 3Oa30sc. Receipts TAG
bales; Exports 5S02 bales. Sugar quiet but firm
Far 12lc. Molasses dull. Prime 76c flour dull.
Super s1l 25. r,-o,o, What
stsodr Sn Corn heavy and lower; 81 42af 4s y GENITAL
Provisions firm. Mess Pork S20; shoulders S4c'
Ribbed Sides 1O4 Clear Sides 12}:
CINcnNAr1, March 2.-Flour unchaaged. Mneas ,2ea1
dull. Corl-light demand. Cotton dull Mess M
Lard quiet and firm at Izsc. -
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MTThe Relatives and Friends Of William
MAZYCK EDWARDS, OF his late father, CHARLES L.
EDWARDS, and Of Mr.. and Mrs ROBERT MACBETH, are
respectfully invited to attend his Funeral Services This
Day, at Eleven o'clock A. M at the residence of Mr.
ROBERT MACBETH, No. Lamboll street. March
T The Relatives, Friends AMI Acquatnts
ances Of the late Col A. P. HAYR and Mrs HAYNE, are
invited to attend the Funeral Of Mrs. HAYNE, at St.
Mchaels Church, This afternoon, at halfpast Four
O'Clock. March4
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sF ESTATE NOTICEABLE PERSONS HAV-
ING demands against the Estate Of FRANCIS N SAN
DTRs late of Berkley District, win present the same
duly attested and those indebted will make payment to
MACBETH BUST, Solicitors, No. 40 Broad street.
......ss-.@ SAMUEL SANDERS,
TeIrnarv IA m3 Qualified Administrator.
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a% LOST CERTIFICATE -THPEE MONTHS
from this date application will be made for the renewal
Of CERTIFICATE (date and number unknown issued
to jesse CoRNwE deceased for Six t6 Old Shares
In the South Carolina Railroad Company and s. ". B.
E. Bank. -z' JOHN HARDEN,
Tebruary1 18 m3mDs Adm1n1st1ator
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,a% ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING legal demands against the estate Of oIIN B. DA-
WIS., deceased, will present them properly atested, and
all indebted will make payment to j. E. BuRKE Attorney
at Law, at No. 90 Broad street.
EMMALINE @. DAVIS,
Februarv t8 ma Administrator
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Washington News.

"HSHIH8toH N6WB.
WASHINGTON, March 3, o'clock.-The veto mes
sage has just been sent in to the House.
WAsH1NeToN March 2, P. M.-The Reconstruc-
ton Bill passed the House, the veto notwithstand-
ing, by q vote of one hundred and thirty-6ve to
forty-seven.
MARCH S.-General Dix has been confirmed Min
lister to Paris, and Hugh Ewing to the Hague.
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New YORK, March 2--P M.-Arrived, :he
sappho, from Newbern; Manhattan, from Livsr-
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J. III. RAY G. CO..

No. 699 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
50 @os
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06
ASHLAND MuruAL IKs. Go.-This oil

~ ar rNA MG N.M 81 81 -
ASHLAND MurUAL IKs. Go.-This old
and reliable company held its Seventeenth
annual election on Monday, the 4th lust,
the gentlemen elected as It's Directors for
the ensuing year, are J. q. Jennings, J.
Grail, John Myers, J. Robinson, Hon. W.
Osborn, David Whiting, L. JEFF. Spren-
gle, T. @, Bushnell and j. R. Freer; sub.
sequent'y J. o. Jennings, was reelected
President ; L. JEFF. Sprengls, Secretary ;
Hon. VIM. Osborn, Treasurer. Executive
Committee, J. o. Jennings, W. Osborn,
T. @. Bushnell and l.. j. Spreugle. We
are happy to state that the recent heavy
losses which have thrown Eastern Insu.
rance Companies into a panic have not
effected the old Ashland lbs. Co., and
its future for usefulness was never blight
ed. ~
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DIED.

In Polk, on the 2lst Of Feb, RAcAEL
UATHARINE, daughter Of GEORGE and
SUSAN RoYER, age Is years, 2 months
and IA days,
Rachael was naturally Of a kind and
amiable disposition which for one Of her
age had secured for her many kind friends,
but like many others, she neglected the
one thing needful until laid upon the bed
Of death with her whole heart however,
she now entered ppop the work Of re.
pentance, toward God and faith toward
our Lord Jesus Christ, and by arpproprl.
ating the grace, she became prepared and
willing to leave the home OF earth with
all its hallOwed ASSOCIATIONS and epter 10.
to the better home Of heaven, May her
weapipg friends give "Glory to God" BY
remembering themselves with his people,
and enter upon 4 life Of holiness.
|B& MISS NJ ]. WIcKs.
o. the 25 Of Feb. 1857, Of Consump-
tion Mr.. WIZ, CARMoNEy, aged 81 yrs.
s months.
Mr. O., was baptized in infancy and was
received in. full ycommuniop with thu
German Reformed Church, His remains
we're taken to Wayne County for inter.
ment. He leaves a wifeand Eve children
to mourn his loss. May God sanctify this
dispensasiou to the bereaved widow and
all the surviving relatives.
M. ]. ".
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

PLowsl PLowsiI-Farmers look to
your interests. Now that spring d at hand,
every farmer should sec that he has a
good Pillow. GIRB's Cylinder Mouldboard
Flows, we are positive, are superior to any
kind now in use,-evsry pillow warranted
10 work perfect in any kind Of ground
Call and see them at Willis, KAUFMAN
a Cos Stove and Tin Store,2 doors east
Of First National Bank Main Street Ash,
land, Ohio.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06
Miss M. R. Craighsad. who was he,

Miss M. R. Craighsad, who was here
some time ago as soliciting agen; for mon
ey to teach Freedmen, hasn't gone South
yet, and don't seem any nearer now than
she was when she got that sl5,00 from
the "lOyalty" CT Wooster, as the lady was
Ashland last week asking for money to
defray her expenses. We pity her and
the Freedmen, if they have to rely on the
SO, called 'sGod and Morality Abolition.
lists for aid and comfort Wayne 60
Dem.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06
NEW MUSIC.

Just published sent to any address on RI.
Oeipt Of price, Teachers supplied ct Tia
usual discount.
Cents.
Girls gel a home Of your own-Esw song /,
and Chorus by Tucker so
III never forget thee dear Mafy-song !,
by Bishop 4N
Ny blue eyed Jeknis Bsii-sons By
Holder 90
Oh Annie come back--song and chorus
Fucker GO
Toldin the twilight-song and chorus ~
orillsy
Don't marry a mani II he drinks--song 90
I'll merry no man that drinks, reply 70
the above 60
Beautiful form Of my dreams Qith)
song by banks %
When We marched to the roll Of the drum
song by Bishop %
oh come to me then when daylight sets
song by Bassford 90
Nearest and dearest (Lith) song by J..
r Thomas 90
Give me honest friends and true song
by Tucker %,
Do pot heed her warning reply 10 gap-
sizes warning song by Tucker 90
Jenny who lives in the dell song
4 Thomas Sc,
Softly Ger the ripping va.ers. AoBgt BY
J R Thomas, with beautiful Litho-.
graph Of the Author 40
Bells in distant lands song by tucker 90
The light step polka BY Francis II
Morning hight Shotische by Rsadon 90
Sunlight polka by Mrs Psrkhurst 20.
Banjo gsllop by Mrs Parkhurst 60
Something pretty Masurka by Mrs
Parkhurs 90
Beware, quartstte words by LOngfeilov so
Pretty Rosaline song BY 3 Hofman Is
Pm glad fathers come song 90
| Mollies welcome 10 Pat Mallory 40
Her heart is all my own by Hess 30
The oct beside the mill song BY Gallon 90
Swinging round the circle 90,
You naughty, naughty man song In
the Black Crook 90
Now l lay me down to sleep song snd
chorus by Walbridge 90.
Blue eyes or black song by p Baker 86
Stars Of the Summer night, quarteite 30
Coming coming BY and BY song BY Ga
briel 20
Wen go with Grant again song and eho- fe
rus by Tucker 90
Halt boys halt song and chorus By
McNaughton 60,
The new home sweet homo song by
Madam Parspa so,
Any music published win DO sent By re-
turn mail and parties over paying Will re-
oeive their change with the music. Addrsu
orders t'
o. j. WILLARD & 90,
81 81 No. 627 Broadway, New Uork.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06
MATRIMONIAL.

MARRIED,-At the residence of the
brides father, Feb. 27th, by Rev. W. H.
SEELY, Mr.. W, Il. LLOYD, Of West
Liberty, o., and Miss E. F. HARMON,
of Ashland.
On the Sd inst, by Rev. A. H. MYERS,
at his residence, Mr.. DANIEL BRADEN
and Miss MARY E. DANIELS, both of
Ashland County. .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

s6r Nov 10 the time to send ip new
subscribers for the Union, as the subscrip.
ton price has been greatly reduced, ma.
king It the cheapest paper in the country.
The terms are only $500 a year, to be
paiain advance. ssudIin the names and
the money. Subscribers rssidingin this
county have No lpssdee to- pay on lbq
.pNtoN. Our list could easily be doub.
led If tho friends Of The ,pspsr would take
an interest 10 iucrsasikg it, sirculation.-
Trv n sesf ,Nitt0 aofo9 .sga1gsi0 .nsi,s.
~ ,-utitfaxlu ID - s-asaega4.,b Js,u,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

sASE.-Is itssfe tosey thasbno better
Ealeratus ean madeTtbaD' D. b DsL Land
q Co.'S Beat ohsniSsl. Besides itis full
weight, and that 10 more than ean be said
Of other galsrstus.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

FOR RALE.&eircumstancss IN
duee me 70 offer for sale my premises, con
sisting Of anew frame dwelling house end
two aofes Of good productive land-sitpate
In the town Of A~shland-at . great BAnoNs,
Il must BE- sold--by applying soon . great
bSrgain may be secured. 4
B6B-FOr pprtisqiarsinsuir q. the "Tinss'
ptbcp.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

Captain Of Hoss--J.M N, Lands. =
Serton-H. A. Saner. :
The name Of the company 10 estar
Company No, 9,Of Ashland 10 composed
ofsi1ty able bodied men, and with The new
s,eausr are prepared to meet any cpsr-
gepcy.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

LiME ~ Rowland Ia, inst received
. car load Of White Lime. Mortar al.
ways kept on hand Gall spt bio lime
House, East q The Depot,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following persons have paid their
subscription 10 the ASHLAND UNION
since the last was published
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

al NIsFAlMf |TfL|N" EAaHH HhNlaLH NA HMN4FH
A MuLIEr HEAD.-A thing, with
about the modicum Of brains vouchsafed
an oyster, undertakes to do the local Of
the Ashland Times. His last effortis to
give that really excellent theatrical troupe
that entertained our people last week, a
puff, because they gave the picayune ig.'
noramus a ticket. Behold the effort:
ITO speak in particular praise Of any OF the
artists connected with this theater, would be
doing On injustice to ALL"
To praise them at all Hwould be doing
an injustice to all p ts he 5ssl
Again, he says their conduct is indis-
peusable. What Kind Of conduct 7 In.
~dispensable for what 7
Verify, if the managers Of the State
Fair would offer a premium for superla.
tive asinine qualities, in beast or thing,
the puppy of the Tines would getit with.
out question. Z
enee OF thesstatS authority 20 uG.
those void. He slsne is permitted to 4
luate mine what are tho rights of person
as. property. He may protect them in
!, aud way as In his discretion may seem
true, Fer. pr1ia'pr .t
mat It places Of his free disposal al
lands and goods in his district, ar
pow, may distribute them without let or
i've, derence to whom he pleascs, being b.
e. by 30 State law, and there being no {
|ates law to regulate the subject.
may dc may make a criminal code Of
laws own, and he can make it as bloody as
An recorded in history, or he can reserve
P,ng privilege Of acting npon the impuls
Jaw evidence. There is indeed no PROV
its by which be is authorized or require
!. take evidence at all. Everything
t!ing crime which he chooses to cali 90, an,
Is TO persons are CONDEMNED whom he prom,
pro- ces guilty. He is not bound to make
ave report or keep any record Of his proc
the edings. He may arrest his victim wi
OF ever he may find him, without war;
I'm accusation or proof Of probable
IN he gives him a trial bef~
Ted n--:i ~
CouRT.-The Court Of Common Pleas
for this County commenced on Thursday
last, Judge OSBORN presiding, The case
Of Henry Trease VS.. John Newman aud
John Troxel, brought for the recovery Of
$4,000 damages, for injuries sustained, by
the defendants sheep communicating the
"foot-rot" to the sheep of the plaintiff,
(the sheep being pastured in adjoining
6elds), was one Of considerable interest,
and importance. 1t lasted four days, and
was closely contested, a large number of
witnesses being examined. The Jury re.
tired, and after being out seven hours,
"agreed to disagree" being equally divi.
ded. 1t is rather remarkable that each
Juror hid made up his mind upon the
case before retiring, and not ono changed
his opinion.
Insolvency. & Bliss and Geddes, burns
q Dickey appeared for the plaintiff and
Kenny 4 Campbell for the defendant.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06
Remember

'H',, -
That We hare on hand and are daily re-,
ssivins Hoop Skirts for all Ashland Co.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

10 Stock Of FLANNELs was pur.
chased at such prices chat we are enabled
10 offer them at . reduction Of from ~ to
26 s.nis from fall prices.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

PAT MAILor.-Ths bs,i and mos.
popular song Of the day, "Pst Mslloy,"
can be had st YoKE's Music Store.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06
Are Sold by alI Druggists and
Dealers Ia Patent MedIoines =
EVERYWHERE.
RRRoRs OF.,YOQTH

A Gentleman who suffersdf for yea from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, nd al
the effects Of youthful indiecretion, will, for
the sufsripg humanity, send free % all who
need u, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit BY the adverdssrs
experience, can do 90 by addressing
JOHN b, OGDEN, 5
No. 10 ohambsrss 81, New Torh.,
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REMEMBER

That VI have a good assortment Of dress
trimmings
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STAR COMPANY No. 2.-Pursuant to
notice, q number of citizens assembled at
the Engine Room, on last Saturday eve.
ming, to perfect the organization of a
new Fire Company. Tho meeting was
called to order by NJ. NJ. DEasENBERa,
Chairman. j. M. lands, from the
committee appointed for that purpose,
reported the Constitution and Bylaws,
which were adopted. On motion, a large
number of members we're elected, after
which, the election for officers was held,
with the following result F.:
FOreman--H. B Hershey ;
LIST. Assistant-M. NJ. Desseuberg
End. Assistant-J. W. Springer;
7redsmer-E e. Fast;
S~ecretary-B, F. Nelson.
LIST. Pipemdn-B. Linbeck:
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-06

Remember

Tia. eur SHAwLs,
BREAKFAST guAWLg,
KNIT HOODS,
..,s.s saDd bleached GOODS
.saatr are marked down
- t. sst
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HsW GOODS.
Remember

NT WNNf 0T9FT az -. w.
this Stock o. Goods was purchased very
n cash, and will DO sold at prices that
wtbs beat.
MO-
TT GOODS MARKED DOWN
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HOTEL ron eAIRl

rtyHE sabssribsr WI s,rl ne oonukN
HousR, in sniliysn. either for salt
trade. for ether properly -,
Hes. 7-saal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07


.x,ios. bu. outside the Consultation,
Nv . power which y above the Coa'
si;.ut;on That 10 the idea Of rsAi-
eslisn. 1, = ~ ealy sAis to, BET
Il = idps.ical With tbs 5asa Of 5000
siss. II is the ssseses q rebsiisss
.e,isA TIE Cosstitutica Z The Uss,
q shses. Whether i y asserted
b. JsGsnon Davis At tes scsta o.
Thaddsus Stevens at the North, II "
. new rebellion against the govern
men, of the United States. tAP'
pssuss) We have BY force Of ar~'
%, down the rebellion Of the seces'
s;oo;,s. a, the South. We do aos
expect to be compelled to put down
,his new rebsllioa a, the North BY
force Of arms. (Applause We
expect TO pst IL dovn BY moral Pow
or alone, by argument, by reason, oy
persuasion, as W have done in Con
necsicut. in California, 10 Pcnnsylva'
ala and Ohio, BY the power Of the
ballot box. (ureat appiau.1 Mr..
President, I will not detsin NJ any
longer. I trust the Americans viii
rise in the majesty Of their strength,
and by their moral power, by cal"
r.a.eu, By sa.ns-. snd truthful arsn'
men,, aud by their votes, proclaim
n,ain the supremacy Of the Const'-
tuition Of the Uni.sd States in the
States Of the South, not only in spite
Of the sscessionists Of the south, but
in spite OF the radical anarchists and
rrvolusionisis Of the Nor.h. Cereal
spplause.) | can very well see BY
the election returns that change
has come over the spirit Of the coun
try When | come to Racine now,
the place where I have lived for fl
teen yesr., | am no, met by an infu'
rated mob who would prevent me
!.om speaking to the people Of my
own town. (Grest applause a
mighty change is being wrought
Cheers and great applause. II
attend a meeting in the nelgheorint
county Of Kcnosha, to proclaim thes'
doctrines there, in which ! believe
shc very existence Of constitutions
liberty 10 us and to our children II
involved, there will be no one to ~
serrupt or insult me, to prevent thei
ut,eranc or to interfere with me il
any manner. Applause. VIII.
this change? simply the work 0
time. Men are beginning to refecs
to reason, to think for themselves
The exci.emen,s, and passions, an
prciudiccs which war has engendere'
are passing away, and cool, dispas
,iona.c judgment, is once more 81
sorting its legitimate sway. j..
l thank God for what l aIread
acc, and I think We shall have occs
sion to be yet more thankful for wh'
Is yet to come. Great and prolons
ed applause
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07
Arrival and departure Of the Nail.

Shreveport, and all phases Ra.t ds
parts Mondays, Wednesdays, and ri
daysAt q A. "; arrives on the same DIV,
1t q IN
Western by way Of Henderson and
Crockett, departs Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays At O.. H.; arrives Tussdays
Thursdays, and Satsrdays n Orr.
Northern, BY way Of Jsetrsoa, Clarks
Sille, 80, Departs Tuesdays, Thursd ',
and Saturdays st Q A. H.; arrives -
days u err
Tyler, by way Of Starvills, dsnar,,
Aeudsys AID Tharsdeys .. 6A.n.; ar.
ri.ss Tussdays and TSuysdays q ; ~
Dallas, BY way u 0ilaer, Qsitnan
&c, departs Moadays aud FIa--, Al
Dan arrives Wednesday, sad ss,ur.
days At q IN.
San Augustine, BY way Of O,,,d
Bla6, Carthage, &c., dspash Thur,dsvs
at 9 4 NJ arrives Wednesday, At s n =
Posr OvvicR REGULATIONS The az
Gee will b. opened and closed - lolhv,
Opened SIS o'clock, a. ~; elossI Il
" o'clock. 4 "; rsopsasd ii o'ckock
?. n; closed at & o'cloch,.s. n
Opened on Sundays 1t = O'Clock .
Tor one hour.
All persons will bs faithfallv .s,,.d
during oe4cs hoars, and none nesd snnlv
II other tines fae they will l,e rs6serI
HENRY RAWSON, PN
November 18th 1897
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07

TMR ELECTION IN 0.oso,A-
Another State has been cnshroudea
with the sombre pail. Georgia, fol.
lowing her sister Sosthsrp St.Is.
viFgiaia. Alabama, and I.osisisns'
has been swept into tho black Rsdi'
cal vortex. Briefly, W mar rsssra
the entire tea usreceastssetcd sosth. .
ern ssasss-with, possibly, oss o,
two excspsioas--as forced BY !, =.
erst and overwhelming rsvolst;ossrv
'nhssnce to . Common and issviNnhis
fate. They are al gslsg 90 nv.
They are al bussd 70 b. rsvev,cl
" blacks, SPARED on BY vcrss tIss
hiseks-whits vrssehes Who dars ~
show their fsess il respectable viiss
socisty sayvhsrs.
This u shs most aboaisabls pAss.
barbarian has assumed siess n.
davis Of civilization. Il M Iii rislt
ssd proper 70 pat dovn ths ssbsilio..
Il W. al right, perhaps, 70 snssci.
rae re slaves, although Tie risht to
hold thsa bad bssa seksovIsdr,d
oefors. But II y rot rieht 70 ~
slaves Of white nsa, svsa thossh
they may have been forssr ns.ssr,
Of blacks. This Is bat . oha,r, l. :
.'yssss Of bosdags that b sesdsr.d
'Ae more odious and intolsrsbls b.
'ans, II has bses isauguragsd il %
'slightsusd isstss.. Of : All "a
aneivilissd age.
The Ronass, In The height of III,
lriumphs, haadsd Tie xovsr.ns.. ~
'e.qusred kingdoms ovcr 70 ,hs
~h.ss races who psoplsa thsn--sev.
y % aegress. II appsass, thss. hat
'As Radicals are ssseaiae from NJ
Of civilization which u.,k. |
y The era svsn Of Ne Old Reuass.
rAsy srs srsasisg black reverpDeses |
a W. sosth, vhish will set oely ae. |
troy Tie industrial iatssssss u III
; :. !. q u essassy, bst syssts,s |
u de established ~ .svari. n 20. |
'ised sosisty sad Isad = ate, H.. |
'aFssa % iaplass spss u IN ~ |
'af own Sssth ~ s'vilssatiss - |
. the iatsrise u Aftisa: Aunas |
laughter, slavery, 10 IL nest Ai1s. |
~ sksps. nsstal igsossaes and -. |
=. HsrsA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07

- ssgioas ssv AsA BY oilisssy
pwp AID Who dasss 70 ~ tAAt
apds = warrant fcs tbs sstisa IN
. Consultation which ~ ao1A n
eairss him to support' Bet ~
nls asd miserable ansvss y ~
onzyible accusatios is that H. peoP@s
e the South have been 10 rstBllion
sad deserve no batter Al IL 1nsds
Of victorious power Dos. this feet,
svsa II il we're 70, Justify rsvoassaoa,
usurpatiou, broken oaths asd dsiib.
sssas ksesos 81 ~ part oecssgFsss
Admit that ths South attempted to
rsvoiulioniss ~ Govssnusst esd
destroy it, Institutions. does that
nis;rats TIE ehns Of H. North in
completing what the South lsbored
for In vain? No. Nor ns this
destructive aud despotie policy Be
punued vita inpunity to tbs North
itself. While IL Il only yoar ssigh-
Dor vAo Is proaessse BY ths vayside,
bruised and bleeding, the psisst and
the leyite of Radical Vengeance will
pass on heedlss- Of his groass.
While the Sosth alcne sass~ in
chains. the North msy still sleep
aoftly on the bed OF its luxurious
wealth. But the day 10 ciosa 81
hand when the blighting inAueaee'
Of \ standing army asd military
power in one section Of the cosntry
will spread and be felt over all
Indeed, the day already is nov upor
us. The public mind Of the North
10 almost fatally accustomed 10 sct'
Of Federal usurpation. We have
stood BY with folded arms in
species Of ss,onished apathy whit
pillar after pillar of the temple o
our institutions has been torn away
until I fear, at times, that If sh'
sacred edi6ce itself should fall, ~
would be content to emerge from
the ruins with no present intention
Of rebuilding its glorious proper
tons.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07

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