Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

81 'Sl5 fesuIss g fns olS gen GOO
First. Sowing Wheat-drili or broad G A
st. Sowing In drills the best mode,
r the reasons that the wheat Is put
more uniformly, better protected, w
inters better. and there is great saw BOO1
3 of seed. lt9 ket.
Second. Advantages Of summer fall Xs
wing. It's advantages are inlsry's hope. He
8 IN clover and melloHlDgta TO which he
IL, but summer faliOW n0seuy aRo VIII De
eomUfa1Ied -1ring the sum-
Third. manuring the grou -
ire should be spread upon Grant
se and harrOWsd IN before d.
Fourth. Fall or Spring WIKI was one of
e ground Is well pulEerize and one of the
cd condition, the fall snd during the war
lng the suFest crop; otFashington IN the
tier to SOW IN SpFlnt0d with every oppor-
Fifth. The charaeng the truth. He kept
op and thss1fom which we copy the fol-
lsed Swing extracts:
to March a. 1851, the following strik-
,at ing allusion was made to the man who
. is to-day the Republican candidate for
~ President:
'rs 'sGrant will not be intoxicated with
tic hattery as was Mcclellan. never
"a met with man Of so much simplicity
"a shyness and decision" !"
US April 5, 1864, occurs the following
remarkable passage ID his diary:
"Grant has lost nothing of his fresh
ness Of mind and righteousness. He
avoids Washington and its various
coFrupting allurements, nay, he runs
away from them. And Grant IS right;
at his good genius inspires him. Grant
re- is essentially a soldier for the camp
and field. All Grants predecessors
ls, in command of the army Of the Poto-
sr, mae-seVerai commanders of the corps
$50 divisions, bFigades and regiments-in
re, one word, many officers, and even the
j. rank and file, came to grief and ruin
IT,, by Washington influences. Even
Mcclellan was ruined By his sojouru
ay in Washington, provided there was
le, anything whatever to be ruined
In Mcclellan. When with the army,
the thought and mind of Grants pre-
deeessOrs were not in the camp, but in
Washington, In It's various attractions
and intrigues. The commanders aud
IN generals, &C., visited and visit Wash
by iDgton when they can its various at
,ot fractions ruin them"
tIe April 8, 1864, GuroWski draws the
~ following admirable pen and ink por-
" trait of Grant:
How fond this giant is of violating
20 the easy military regulationsl Therel
y Grant establishes his headquarters ten
1b miles nearer he army than Meade had
as his. Grants headquarters are almost
zee amidst the soldiers That is a West
rs, ern, and not a Potomac army custom.
ad Bad precedent, and certainly an anti
IN IN Mcclellan one. Then Grant travels
y with the simplicity Of a second lieu
ad tenant, without fuss, with a small
We trunk which he forgets in his room,
is and to save time goes off leaving his
J. An IL
y. not lieutenant general, had splendid
,s9 travelling equipages, carriages, &e.-
ve all this for campaign of one hun
III dred and twenty miles space, and in a
re, country with railroads.. That I5Gs
OF commander like I
'st IfGrant fails, then curse is on this
Potomac army. Grant ie soldier 60
the core, aud a genuine Democratic
lis (not in the party senseJ commander Of
y. Democratic army from Democratic
l people. Further. Grant seDds off his
lis wife to the farm ef her father, some
HSS where In Missouri IF all tbis-to be
ics classical and hifalutiDg-is not Ro
A., man Cincinnatus and matron like
lie then am ut a loss for precedent,
- and for historical illustrations
nd - Per contra Mcclellan tried as
70 70 much as heseould to ape aFistOcratic
We Europe. Brilliant receptions, repre-
ey sensations, servility surrounded him,
nd and be thFiyed on them,
I'd The 6nal question is; Will Grant
re remain diamond, resisting the dis
re-. lsrlviyig ssllin0to1 acids S11 ~
ue a.g51 : 5e5rs9 60 = -.,,t, 8
be ically depicted -e-e-
to From what can learn of Grant,
re he Is no more afraid to take the Tespon-
ut sibility of million men than of
z, single company. This is a very praise
Ee Ee worthy feature in his character, and
n the more SO as it is not generated by
r. eoneeita and Indifference.
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