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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-26
Miscellaneous.
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Good News 20 Baltimore Go.
People from
Z. r. CLEAvELAND q CO.,
RETAILERS a JOBBERs or
DRY G0OOS AND NOTIONS,
1O3 ~. Gay Street,
BALTIMORE

nEOPLE OFTEN WONDER how we can
III afford Ia sell our goods so cheap, a. they
give such general satisfaction. well, tho Tea.
sou Is, We bay chop for casA, and sell only loI
the same. We have now In use three stories
we'll hilcd with desirable goods Of every des.
cription. our buyer baing constantly Ia the
market We are always posted prices aud al.
ways have something new to show our custom.
ors. Our trade Is steadily increasing; We have
been obliged Z" keep IN our employ eighteen
lcrsons; We have fourteen young ladies in our
retail department, who have had lOng expert.
cncc IN tue trade. aud ia whom reliance eau be
placed when buying our departments are III.
vil"d ia the following order
FlRST-A large assortment Of all wool De.
iaincs, Mcrinucs, Cashinercs. Black Alpacas,
Culored Alpacas. Paul de ChevTcs. Plaid Mo.
hairs, and u great variety too numerous to men.
ti"n; neXt-s fnc stock of Linens and white
Gurts; heat the largest aud best selected
sr'ek "f sHAwLs ia baltimore. from 80 eta. up
g. Si1; next--a line line oi Hosiery. gents aud
la'llcs lidkts., Gloves. Tn crshifts. Drawers
an'l Suspendefs. On the opposite side, the
heaviest stock Of Black Doeskins and fine all
wpp. Cashmere ~ baltimore: a nice line oi
ll"avy tiuths. Saitinetts aud Ky. Jeans in
great variety; next varied assortmrnt Oi
Linssys, White. Rcd. yellow. iiu. and shaker
Fiauucls, next Brown Muslius from the line
lrVral tp the heavy Laurel u /: noxt-Bicached
MusiIhs from tic pretty AndForc''ggin I" the
durable Nainfuttaf ncNt-i-l. 81 Rhd 10
Sh~ctins Quilt-. Linen Damasks. Hue Denim.
Hickory, Canvas. Drills. Cainbrics. Canton
flhhncls. brown aud white aud last on our
ls-tatl sts's are the Calrnes. irom 81 rt-. a. the
best mnk"s 81 Merrimark. American aud
SPrasur., 90 - which We wall sell cheaper
than any ether huu.. IA l,altimor- cily. Aow
t''u turn o. y"ur i.lt and &" up I" ouF third
.i''ry. where tnu will hhd the best stock Of
UTE AND tUi.oREb BLANKETS. color.
80 Cuun,crpancs carpets aud llonP skirts.--
lnu aow iuFE aud Z t""Ur Whol-sale Depart
meats whirh are sto,kcd with th. same Kind
- ..'nisennin"ratrd IN our Retail department.
havins three f"'ms here all packed with go, :
h'nshi 81 factor! pr.."- and Wiil be sold ex-
if,mely low.
III Wr a.A 90 ts' .tv" iair 'flal aud We
aT" -ur, a. plea-" yuu oar clerk. are poiitc
aud are willing tn show you through cur estab
lshmcu; tall aud see "a hen y"u visit the
cts aud yau Wlli hc cure b, be feward,d for
visiting 20" g. ;.,blishment II
=. L. CLEAvELAND A co.
RETtTL Frs JOBH HEKN.
los y. Gay st. dDuT lrvu, fiontst..
Baltimore. Nd.
- NJ w"ul,i give our ru.i"mrrs "a under
stand ~ w IA IE W. INTEREST
VIM my c7HER STOEE ~ our
fIII fOat tU.--tf.
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RATES or ADVERTIsING.
p O q U q v.
Observation-Disclosures.

sh could lkstv In the world tr found
seine lttle suut of harpy ground,
withsut ths ViIInre tsttlinR
Ilau doahIv blrst rnfr placs vSuld hr
Where III lnlwht dwvll IN litretv
Isre f,om Ihr lattrr mls~ry
w s"'s'P'' sn"'ess P's'""s
~ .urh A.. .,,at w,te rally knoun
u.ur reser n,irl einIus "A a. her sun.
And In it shs uinht q her lhroar.
kor r,sv ana eor ever
fi.r, M, ! aa-vn mlrht rrlsu aud live.
whlls ever, sne Woald sosn 1pfslVe.
The little silnhta they might revive
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Il T. = Il I NJ O MAILS.

Il T. y II L NJ o MAILS.
Hos. Gso. W. woopwAHp,
CAisT Jasiics Of As Ssprs-s Court Of "a, .spitss.
PAlsaslpAis, March 10, 1897.
81 find Hoohand's German Bittsrs is . good
SIssn aud "i sss.s. IN inc s.ss: s:o;.. q a..
bility. and want Of nervous action In the sys-
tenn. Yours, truly,
Hos. JAsKs Tsessssx,
I-ags o. t,s s.pre-s oO~rfy fyia.
pAiiG., April -, 1853.
IL consider 'iooaand's German Bitlers' q
rai.sbie usdiesHs IN case Of attacks of IndiEes.
tion OF Dyspepsia. ! can certify this from my
experience gift. Yours, with respect,
JAnHs T.onpsoS."
Paos Rsv. JosErn II. KsEsAap, d. D.,
Iasfsr Of Ae TeaA Bagiist CAarck, IAiladelpkia.
aasntiy requested 10 connect my name with
recommendations Of different kinds of inedi-
cines, but regarding the practice - ou tof nay
appropriate sphere, tNhave In ell cases de-
clined; but with AIV clear proof in vsri.
Gus instances, aud particularly ia my own
family. Of the use Of Dr.. nooAlands German
BitteFs, depatl iog onee from my usual course.
tO express Ny hull conviction that. for gsneral
dekiIily qf As systsE, aAd sspeeiaiiy for Livsr
Cesapiaiai, q 70 q sq|t and uaIsabt lsrsparsfisa
Ia some cases u laay fail but usually. doabt
not. u will bo very beneficial 70 those who sui.
fer from the shove causes Yours, very rec.
peetfuily. J. A. KExsAub,
kighth, hslow Coates "a.
fEsn Rsv. Y. ID. fsxsALL.
Ass,siaai Editor tArisiisa t1rssicis. IAiia.
I have derived decided 'ssnsft froul the use
Of Hoohand's German BittsFs, aud feel Il my
privilege N recommend them - . most valus.
BE tsnie, 10 I'll who are suffering from Rsnsral
menl of the liver. Yours. truly,
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pgEyONN 4DYANrrD ~ LIER
n D L | T..

bAii oi the female portion Of our population
are seldom ia the en- joymsntofG Gcsi health
or. a. ase their own preston. .nsvsr feel
we'll" They are languid. devoid Of all energy.
extremely nervous. and have no appetite. To
this class VI persons the Bitters. OF the Tonic.
IL especially recommended.
weak and Delicate ChilAren are made
stong by the use Il either Of these remedies. -
They will cure every case Of NARAsMUs.
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated
in the hands of the proprietor. but space will
allow Of the publication Of but Q few. Those.
IL will be observed, are men Of note, aud Ol
such standing that they mus. be believed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-26

THE ilsAsT ASp THK BLOoD.-The amount of
blood 10 an adult ls nearly thirty pounds or full
oas hilh VI the entire weight. The heart Is six
inches in length aud four inches in diameter. aud
beats srvsniy times f.sr minute, goo times i'eF
hour. 100, 500 times per day, 3T,TT? 600 times
prr yeAr. ?. 5G5, 10000 la ihtecscore and ten
and 81 zach heat iwo and half ounces Of blood
ARE thrown cut OF Il, Que hundred and seventy
Eve ouGcrs per minute, six hundred and nfiy.six
psssds per hour. .ssen and ihfes-louTlhs ton.
yer day. Al the blood Ia the body pass :
through the heart every three minuirs. OF should
DO so.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-26
EXCELSIOR STORE
Od Il I'cl low = Hall,
TowsONToWN.
4 BALTIM RE
DRY Goods. Grocery, shoe,
Hat and Gap. Clothing
and Produce Store
Combined.
CHARLES H. CHEW,

CHARLES X. CHEW,
HANIS" rurch..,i ih~ >tucs ,',-od Will
IL abi aAiurr. % thv p,rc recently oI.ned
~ T.. X. Cleveland tu..iu
ODD FELL0ws' HALL. TuwsONTowS
win Acrp oA band q stsck ,tnal,Hg ANY 10 be
found "a ste eis, exrrriing any 1" be found
70. the county.
", Will hat, . ua st.ck "i Dry GOODS
ot every A.ul. -u.u s- hl = ani bro Mushns.
'aicoe.. '"tiunadrs 'assimsrs. Of which We
shall haze th. Iais,t stsl... l.latur- aud all
Caubf.,.. Itbi. liuri. A.. Al... Pins. Nee
dlcs. spool cotton. Thread, Buttons, Brushes.
tollafs. Cuts. '.iut-. tslntr.. aud a in. aud
cheap line .f HOSIERY. ar.. 4c.. A.. our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Embrace. hur line 20 Teas. Cohes sugar,
Floor. sugsr-''pf,i Haas. Tabi. salt q. \.
>aii. Musiari 'ing.r. Ai.picc. Corn Meal.
t"ai otl. AMI iL fact everything pertaining 20
The Gr"e,rv business a iill stock of every.
thing. I'D. iie.i. md kept in No. ! order We
al-a have a CO. a.V lot ni TOBACCO and 81.
CARS HATS and ears or men aud boys /.
BOOTS aud 81 ~ 'sr lsiics. gent. and chill.
drcn HARDWARE 'fc,rry kiui CANDIES.
CHINA tEk A. A'.'. nm lat Of
NAM UADE 'AU THfN..
lafc' -t-k 81 Tin ani wooden Ware aud
everything hat - sept "a a general Country
store. ~ Of Witch Will ~. s,ld a. city gr,css.
A. puf wagon will run To aud from the city
We will constantly b. IN receipt Of New Goods.
al IT which We will be enabled Z" sell as low
q they cau h. bought from any house in Bal
traorr rh'ia ielphia or New York We IN.
tshi crutuct onr Store upon siFscfiy cssA
;, ,stSat. and know W. can show that IL u much
cheaper g. huy good, for cash Than On credit.
We respectfully ssk call from the citizen.
II IoSsoniewn aud vicinity.
We are az all times willing to show Goods
and quote prices
re- COUNTRY PRODUCE taken IN ex.
chang"
CHARLES Y. CHEW.
T,ws"n'oWn Baltimorc County. Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-26

THE LAsr CHIcKES GoxE. heI lLs Conlet-
snce assembled in Ililisboro' some years since on
the last day Of the session, - lad. whosr father
had entertained some half dozen preachers, en-.
tered the room where the ministers were seated
Ia = terrible state Of excitement
whats the matter, isaaef' asked one you
seem excited"
Excited ! Ain't excited; 4 m mai all over 4"
What are you mad about, Isaac Don't yoa
know It's wrong TO suffer ourseif TO become m.
gsIsi p
Wrong or not wrong, IL enough to make
anybody mad but . preacher. Here's every
chicken on the plaae eat W, except tlse old foos.
ter and jus, non he happtned TO get glimpse
Of sou fellows, and sung out "ARd must ihis
feeble body.y dice, - aud dropped over stone
dead"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-26
Hoolland's German HBialer~,
AND
HoOPLAND's GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY
Dr. q. N. JACKSON,

PREPARED Bi
Dr. q. ". JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA. P.
Thtty i've years siBes they were hrst iniru
duc-l inio iai- couhtry from G-riaany. during
which time they have undoubtedly r-FfaFn,r,l
mp.e cures, aud benefited suffering huinsniiy
a. gtest.f vxtant. than any other FeiBsir.
kB"~n L. the puddle.
Thsss Teuie.lics will snectually care Liver
Nsrsoa. DsbiiityE Chrome Di.rrLss.
Disease Of the Kidneys. aud all Diseases Aris
iug ffDn Disnrderesl Liver, stomach 80 intss-
tiusss
DEBILTTY.
Re Eesaifi-g frvs. any fa"ss TAatsrsr I'SVsfraioa
u hs .>ystsn.. 'aisesd By &rsSs Labor.
HagdsAips. Exgossys. fsrers. &c.
There 10 no medicine ~xtAnt equal ~ thrse
remedies IN such cIsss A tone aud vgor is
impaired Ia the Who'll. system. the appetite is
strsn 9Th ne.i. fDol is enjoyed the stomach d..
gests properly. the biool Is purified. the cota
Low tinge 10 sFsdicated from the eyes. a bloom
il gwen u the cheeks. aud the weak and nsr::
Vous invalid beeomss . strong and healthy be-
ing.
PEgSOSS ADTAHcED ~ LIFH,
Aud feeling the hand Of time weighing hesvi.
ly upon them, with ell its attendant Ills, sill
hnI in the use of THE Bittsrs. oF the Tonic. an
elixir that will instil new life into their veins.
restoSe IN . measure the energy aud ardor oi
more youthful days, build up their shrunksn
forms. aud give health aud happiness n their
fattN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-26

CIN0LE RAILROAD TICKETS At IS csa,s
- each. esr sale by
wM 3 sHEALEY a BRO'.
Jvly ls.--sL Towsontown
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- "wili you give me ihsm pennirs now T.
,hlg newsboy 20 little one, aI,rr giving
sA-r~-i.Sg, won't" Then
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vEHl WAL ToLD. next morning IL,
judge OF the police court seat fer me vent down
aud he Trrrisrd me cordially said he had heard
Of The ~Oedrri1l ihing ! had accomplished b.,
knocking dosn I've PERSONS aud assiuiiisg siI
others, aud ~Hs proud of me. Was - Jnsising
youag man, and Hll that. Then he ohtted q
iOas, Guilty OF tot guilty p responded In
brief hut eloquent sperch setting forth lbe i'm.
poriAnce Of the occasioa that had brUngh, NJ 70.
Feshsr Afrr the usual crrcnOnirs, vas rtqaess.
ed 10 lrnd Ils city ten dollars.
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- ''DvgiOF," said on Old LADY to her fami.
~ phy sirsn "kin yOu tell me how Il Is that soiuc
folks is horn dumb r why. hem Vrflaialy,
madam" rpiud the doctor, ''it Is owing 10 the
TACT that the, came into the world wilhoat The
powcT " spcsyh y ''is., me-, remarked The old
lady ''ao~ jrsi srs what Il is Ia have physic
education. I've Axed my Old man more not
bundled iiInrs that same thlng, aud all that
could ever get Uu, of him was, 'ksss iAsg "a
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auu Aau4ts W NtaEtas
The conifart having been signed aud read II
was aow taken 10 the hack pa'lor. where II re-.
tsalasd ,hroaghogi the evening, daring which
tiass the ssnsiurrs fall who witnessed The mar.
risRr ~sfr affixed The people now pFor,ed 10.
wards the aewly msrsied pair, the nearest reia.
tives KaiuR arsi aud others following In their ap.
propFiate order. As The aaeles aad elderly Een.
ilesnsu relatives kissed tie bride they slipped
Gfty-dollar hill Into her hsnd. 40 part paymsut
fOr The kiss. lmmrdialsly after the eongfatul..
tIons the dining RON was thrown open and the
wedding supper nnnounced. This was much
like that u any other wedding. oniy The bridal
party ssi At an elevated tsblr aud The bridal cake
wss not cut.
The whole eeFrfnony e0nsunssd about 0ne hour.
bstwssu afy snd siK,y slgnatuFes ofths Relatives
of The bride and bridegroom usre sppsndsd 10
the parchment. This 70 . good custom, aud
serves 10 call 10 mind each one pfssfni ai the
wedding. u 10 little eurioas thai the msrrisss
csstlacais hes 70 hs procured in Philadrlphia. u
3 afforded 81 the Feas0nabls prics of 6ve dollars
a asW. .aa'1 nan snd ease ls always purchased fss
This may bs pre-
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HOoRand's Column.

HoeRand's Column.
MOOFLAND's
German BitterS,
H00FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
THE GREAT REMEDIES FOR ALL DIS.
EASES or THE
Liver, stomach, or Digestive
Organs.
H00FLANDSGERMAN Bl9TERS
I, composed OF the pure juices Tor. as they
are incidentally term II ed Esiracrsl 81 Roois
Hsrbs, aud BarLs. II making a Prspars.
tion. highly concentrated. aad entirely free
from ateAohoiie admirtHrs cf say kiad.
Hoofland's German Tonic,
l. combustion Of all the Ingredients ofthe
Ditters. with the purest quality Of SaHta CrRS
Ram. Orange, Ac., making one of the most
pleasant And agreeable remedies ever offered
10 the public.
Those PrsIsrring Medicine free from Alcho.
holic adinsxture, will use
Hoofiand's German Bitters,
Those who have no objections To the comb.
nation of the Bitters, az stated, will use
HooPLAND's GERMAN TONIC
They are both equally gool. aud contain the
saine medicinal virtues. the choice betwseh
the twO being . mere matter OF taste, the Ton.
&c being the most Palatable.
The stomach, from q variety Uf causes, ouch
ss Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility.
ranged. tx. Eivsr.OsympsIhisiass. q.
closely - IL does with the Stomach tbeL be.
comes siiected. the result of which 10 that ths
patient suffers from several or more Oi the iOl
lowing diseases;
Constipation, Flatuience. Inward Piles.
Fulnsss Of Blood 70 the Head. Acidity
Of the stomach. Nausea. Heart
burn. Disgust for Food. fuln-ss
or Weight in the Stomach.
Sour EructAtions. Sink
ing or Fluttering At the Pit
OF the Stomach, Swimming ot
the Head, Hurried "F Difficult
Breathing. Fluttering st the Heart.
Choking or sufocating Sensations when
ia n Lying Posture. Dininessof Vision.
Dols oF Webs before the sight
Dull Pain In the Head, Deh
cheney Of Perspiration. Vel
lowness of the skin aud
Eyes. Pain ia the Side.
Back. Chest, Limbs. etc. sud
den Fiushes of Heat, Burningm
the Fiesh. Constant Imagining Of
Evil, aud Great Depression of Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should -xsr-
else the greatest caution in the selection 81
remedy ior his es's, 0Pureh.'ing only that
which hs is assured Birun hi, ibvsstigA.
iions aud inquiries. Iossess~. true merit. 10
skilhilly ,nIaunded. IL free from injurious ia.
gradients. aud has established hF tt,eifs rspu.
t,tiou Tor the cure Of thee disrasss. In this
cont ect,uu ws would submit th".r we'll kn"un
remedies
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80. This spi,AFb Is found 10 q Western cl,u,cli
yard
.iiers lies the tnathsr ofchiidgtn nye,
Tvo are dead aud thrse alive
The too that are dad pFehrrima ratlssf
To die with the msthsF thnn live With ths lalh,s.
Heavy, this, on the father
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CINGLE RAILROAD TICKETS ~ Is cent
- each. iar sale by
CHARLES CHEW,
Authorized Agent. Towssniown
Jaly Is.-M
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0As PIPES INTRODUCED.
nw-Repalrlng snd Alterations Promptly at
tended 70. iAug. -. isae.---ly.
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CAUTION.
PRIoR u O.


And BY all Dsusslsas aud slsssksspsTs every
where. loepA 10, lees.-eowiy.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-04
ANDERsONvILLE AND ELmIRA.

There is no blacker spot in the history of
the yindictiye party which has been for so
long time dominant in the United States,
than the murder of the unfortunate Wirz.
History will record that, in violation of the
laws of war, in contempt of the plighted faith
of great nation, he was sacrificed on cool
and malignant calculation to appease the san
culinary appetite of brutal and revengeful
faction. And history will, likewise, record
that he was innocent of the acts charged
against him; and that his prosecutors DELHI
erately invented a system of slanderous mis-
representations, in order to blacken the char
acter of the people whom they had subdued,
of the eminent men who conducted the
struggle against them, and of the unhappy
victim whom they had resolved to immediate
on the altar Of their calculating vengeance. 4
time is to come when the men who were en-
gagged in this conspiracy against truth and
justice will be exposed to the world. and
when their own countrymen will be foremost
in condemning and execrating their crimes.
As an illustration Of the kind of revelations
TO be anticipated, we copy the following COM
AAhhANotlNA NUN TIC NEW lOIh lflDUne.
10 the Editor Of the TriAune:
S1'-You have heretofore declared that Won de.
sire 10 see every offender against the laws aud
usages Of civilized warfare brought to answer for
their crimes. and punished according 20 their de-
serts, whether belonging TO the South or theNorth
Now you know that the Horrors of Anderson.
wife have been bszoned in every journal in the
lano nave been the theme Of male and female ora
Tors; every political preacher. every father and
molher and child Of a Republican family has
seuooertd at the recital Of cruel les unequaed in
me eeisiogue OF crimes against their fellows In.
nlcted by monsters in human shane: Congress has
exhausted the vocabulary Of horrors and tbe
courts have condemned to death, in Difference IN
public opinion, one miserable mani fear uniustlv
/ now call upon you. as simple act Of Justice TO
give your readers the facts as exhibited nv the
record Of deaths at Elmira among the Southern
prisoners confined there. The Elmira Gazette is
authority for the following: In the four months of
February, March. April and May, 1855, out of
5OzI prisoners confined there. 1911 died, showing
death rate per month Of q per cent, against
less than per cent as AndersOnve, or more
than double az Emira to that at Andersonviile
Again, Mr.. Kelley. in his journal of September
1884, vhen confined there. kept record OF deaths
for that month, and states them 10 be $50 OFT Of
$500 then there, or at a rate Of per cent against
per cent 81 Andersonville. u must also be
taken into consideration that in the South our
armies formed a barrier sgsiust the Introduction
OF both food and medicine, while in our case there
was abundance OF everything. J.L.T.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-04
FOREEY AND DICKENS

The editor of two newspapers, both daily,
intimates that Dickens does not deserve any
thing from the people of the United States
but the delicate attention Of bowie knife in
his entrails, or halter around his neck. He
says that "for insults to our flag, less than
the cool, deliberate words of Mr.. Dickens, and
coming from poor, illiterate and angry men,
We have taken life" We presume that the
truculent editor of two newspapers, both
daily, does not use the "we" in its editorial
sense, as history does not recount that Forney
d. d. has ever taken anybody's life-not even
that of an "ex-rebel" It is to be supposed,
therefore, that when he makes this ferocious
statement, he speaks not for himself, but for
the country. Possibly he refers to the execu-
ton of Mumford murdered by General But
Ter for taking the Unites States flag from the
mint, where il had been surreptitiously placed
by Farragut. This is, indeed, a shining pre-
cedent; and not to be forgotten by the great
party of moral ideas. If it was right to hang
Mumford for pulling down the flag, in time of
war, why should it not be right to assassinate
Dickens for speaking disrespectfully Of that
sacred symbol in time of peace? We expect
nothing less than that Forney shall urge the
incorporation of this eminently progressive
idea into the radical platform. It is SO ex-
quisitely congruous with the general tone of
radical thought and radical policy that it is
almost sure to command approval
1t is a crime against the nations life, viewed
from the radical Standpoint" that the au-
thor Of american Notes" and Martin
Chuzzlewit" should be suffered to breathe the
free air of the Western continent. If not
rebel" himself, he, at least, manifested a
criminal sympathy with anticipated ''rebel-
lion" and he redupicates 'rebel insolence,
by presuming to read before '1oyal" au-
diences. As the editor Of two newspapers,
both daily, is politician, we expect him to
make the punishment of Dickens prominent
issue in the impending canvass. Failing in
this standpoint" requires him to constitute
himself the champion of an outraged nation
and an insulted flag # would, clearly. then
become his duty to send friend, say the elo-
quent and erudite Sumner, to this insolent
Brton with a note couched in terms like
these:
OFFICE OF Two NEWSPAPERS BOTH DAILY.
ST--About twenty-five years ago YOU had the
Impudenee 10 rdeule people who possess the
best government the world ever saw, and there.
by 10 insult the "old flag" In the mans of that
people, and as the champion of that cold aag -
oemaDd the satisfaction due from a geutlemsn
10 patriot. Your obedient servant.
J ". FORNEY
D. D.. Editor Of Two Newspapers, b5ta Daily.
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