The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

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| sl.se ~ last ] AavS listsned 70 tie Latter
Dey seint. - Aeensa., His destsins Il equally.
waA ~ fAAsse, we'll lsuadsa in the Bible. Ia
Ass quotes NON Nss,sy; gave history Of the
~ Ind psorss q xormonism selects, like an
selsstis pAysisia,. vAas h seasidsrs ao,d from
stAr aAiahs, aad s,srafts it into his own bs.
lisvss list Ne BibSs Sosstsld disciples and il.
spirsd saiAts. even y this day, and the scarcity
| Of speh vss owing y wsat q faith and TN.
christianity; bslisvsd Jss Smith wss ip,pirsd
tFsn 0sd.-wss a illitssats boy, and had built
| up Church that numbered seven hu,dr.d
thousand soals; Jos Smith prophssi.d Of Ia.
lsss MEDALLION. whore and how It weald e,m.
nsscs and terminate, &c.. reading the prophesv.
He Ands NormoAism consistent with thu B;b,.
hsacs hs believes sad Adhere 70 that faith. po.
lygsmy no part d his creed, although som.
tsaeA IT, 20. an' e1,t,
Prot Hall, principal Of the school, and inst;
gator Of he enterprise 70 rsplsnish our library.
closed the series Of lectures BY giving a state
mont q finance and thanking the people for
astsndanes, and statement. that 10 believed tho
Isetsrss lad been advantageous In bringing neo.
Ys 70 unassstand each others doctrines and
views ahd thereby renewing, to great extent.
tae seetariaA pvjudiess that had existed betve,,
religious sssts. ..8a.
FsuR other denominations have made written
spplications to enter tho ring, bu. publi. ,.nti.
msas, Or Mr.. Hall's timidity, forbid them a
hearing. Oh, Christianity thsu an, indeed.
The finale Of the Lectures sums up A. follow
Seventeen yards Of tatting; one embroidered
handke'shisf; two tidies BY young ladies' Of
the choir; eighty-two dollars and forty.uine
cents net proceeds; amusement and pastime, il
not religious instructisn, to three bundled pse-
pie for six evenings and as many dipped by
their Curiosity into belief that visible report.
or from abroad was taking the lectures ssr5atiu,
for publication. Reporter being no other than a
laborsr n tho tannery, who regularly took hi,
seat by tie stove, with paper and pencil IN hand.
and assumed . disnifed air Of industry and at
tention, bat whs, in reality, can not write short
or long Aaad legible to man or beast.
g aviss into science hsvsbut profundy words
ramOr
Aadshen ses doubts Inspirations are lef where ,hsv
At differentiation Of clown things are because they
The tinD left me to prepare thi. for p1i,lica-
tios being 50 short, fear have not done il
justice. Il any feel agxtieyed, will be pleased
70 give thsis case special hearing have the
points, and can refer TO them at any time.
Democratic Caucus.
The Democrats have just held caucu. at the
sfice OF h A Chase, Esq, in Earyille, t4th
inst. TO p0t in nomination candidates for town
ship sfiicsrs for the ensuing year. Several gem
tlemen addressed the caucus but the speech of
Col. Hill was 80 good and unique in itself that
your correspondent ventures to report pars of il
for the benefit of the readers of tn. FREE
TRADER
The Colonel said: I'VE must begin right, if
w look fcs success. The Democratic party will
net die whilo anything remains Of the Republic
worth saving. Tho history Of the Democratic
party - the history Of our republican institu-
tons. Thes~ institutions and this republican
form q government win never survive the death
Of The grand old Democratic party. [ am q
Democrat, and know all ~ history. We used to,
fight the whis party in its palmy days The
whig party advocated . national bank, high
protective tariff and National bank national
blessing. We repeatedly met the whiy party on
these issues and beat it and these Issues. There
was small but Increasing abolition party in the
country This party knew nothing u the firsn-
sss Of the country, and cared less. It was an
ofshsot from the Democratic party. The whig
party joined this small party, for tho express
purpose Of stealing upon the people the bank,
tariff ana debt. They have accomplished these
measured We to-day have all the old whig
'measarss upon us. We have . bank, in tho
shape Of untaxed rillions, robbed from the
sweat of toiling people. We have . tariff for
tho purpose Of protecting the bloated aristoeracy
We have national debt, which 10 the bonahold-
.sf il national blessing. The abolition clement
in the Republican party is opposed to these three
measures. This elsment, now slavery is gone, is
Democratic in its instincts II is for free trade;
so j. the Democratic party It is opposed to the
present banking system; 80 is the Democratic
party 1t is in sympathy with the toilins mil o
lions 80 is the Democratic party This Demo
cratic element must and will come out from the
present Republican party. Let It come ); do not
rspel it, ~ yeii .s,s t,.ts ssaa- ea 70 s..s
The Colonel was in fns feather, aid enforced
his remarks with warmth and energy, The re-.
marks were listened to with marked interest.
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