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Supreme Court on Reconstruction, The
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OR ut. Speaker Colfax's Iecep-
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

Grace Greenwood, having lately
met Gen. Grant i'm the studio of Mrs.
Ames Ga lady Of extraordinary geni-
us who is modelling q bust of him),
wrote as follows to the London Star:
"There be many who find the char
acter of Mr.. Grant battling and inn
penetrabie mystery-who imagine
something Jesuitically dark and sub
tie i'm his imperturbable quietude and
reticence-in the impassive face,
from which all merely curious looks
glance off. There be others who, see-
ing but the remarkable simplicity
and straight-forwardness of the man,
pronounce him commonplace and
shallow. I remember q bay of Lake
Huron, of which the water was so
crystal clear, so uttery translucent,
that it seemed to me / could, by
reaching my hand over the side of
the boat, clutch the shining pebbles
ut the bottom; yet they were some
fifty feet beyond my reach. Still
there is something in first meeting
with General Grant that strikes one
aback-in the steady, infiexible, steel
blue eye-in the strong, reticeDt
mouth-in- the Gaelic jaw, firmly,
but not fiercely set-in the indescrib-
able air of self.poscssion and self-reli-
ance that envelops the man-some-
thing as far as possible removed from
pretenslon or ha1ttuer, but more eff
fectual defence than either could be.
He is a small man, who is never gull.
| ty of the disastrous mistake of seek
! ing to make the most of himself by
stretching up or swelling out; not in
manner, walk, voice or speech does
he overstep the modesty of nature.
If q stranger were seeking for him in
group OF our most distinguished
men, / should say, fix on the most ST.
lent, plain, mot ugly, undemon.
strative man present-it is Grant"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

er cares, or that possess more real and
lasting enjoyments. The labors of
the farm give health and energy to
the body, and strength and activity
to the.mind. Many young man
has left n pleasant farm and happy
home against the wishes of kind
father and indulgent mother, and en-
gagged I'm business which he vainly
imagined would make him more of
a gentleman, and in few short years
drank deeply of life's sorrows, mis-
fortunes, and, perhaps, crime, and
then sunk under load of disappoint.
ment to an untimely grave.
"Now something about an agricul-
tural education
"In the session of fS6f-62 congress
first established distinct department
or bureau of agriculture, and the
same session there was granted to
each State 80, 900 acres of land at the
minimum price of $l.25 per acre, for
each senator and member to consti-
tute an endowment for at least one
agricultural college in each state.
These most important measures will
no doubt have great influence upon
the future progress of agriculture.
"An agricultural college properly
conducted, would be the germ Of q
great development. A suitable farm
for experiments and practice, COM
plete library for agricultural chemis-
try, associated with those branches
of learning necessary to the educated
citizen, cannot fail to infuse new life
and vigor into this most important
interest. A proper horticultural gar
den will bling before the observation
of each scholar the various fruits, and
accustom him to the right treatment
of the orchard, as we'll as with the
relative value of its products. A well
systemized series of experiments in
the production Of new species, will no
doubt rapidly improve each class of
production, and the next generation
of farmers will be as far in advance
of the present, as the farmers of to day
are in advance of those twenty years
ago."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

a Southern paper says the South
will resort to steel to overthrow the
Unconstitutional legislation of con-
gress." The southern leaders resor-
ted to steal years ago.
An exchange thinks 1t won't dis.
please Blair bit to come out at the
"little end of the horn" The little
end of the hornis where he likes to
be.
Senator Kellogg of Louisiana, says
that State is as sure for Grant as Ohio,
while Arkansas Senators declare Ar
kansas rs sure ON the same side as
Vermont.
Wade Hampton says he and his
followers will leave the country if
Grant and Colfax are elected. Then
hasten the election.
An exchange says that Gen. Bragg
is an honorary member of the Mag
nolia Rangers of New Orleans. He
was an actual member of the Horse
Thief Rangers Of the Southern Con-
federacy for four years.
Horatio Seymour, says an exchange,
is not a parent now, nor will he be
apparent after election.
The following hit at the intelligence
and enthusiasm of the listeners at
Democratic campaign meetings is
daily verified:
Spedker-Are We freemen or are
we slaves?
Chorus ofhearers-We aire, we aire,
we aire.
The New York Herald, the great
political newspaper gymnast of the
century now predicts the overwhel-
ming election of Grant. Vermont
and Maine fetched it.
Democrats are advised to study the
"Grecian Bend" as it is pathetic
attitude, and consequently will be a
favorite one for them after the Sd of
November.
The question in Mort h Carolina is,
as an impenitent rebel Democrat as
good as a negro ?" At last accounts
the negro WAS a long way ahead.
August Belmont Is said to be
much better Judge of paintings than
politics. He has $500, 900 worth.
The Springfield Republican has
excellent authority for saying that
Horatio Seymour has given up the
contest and freely tells his Democrat
ic friends in private, that he has not
the faintest hope of an election.
That's the only convincing evidence
of his sanity that we have heard OF
since his nomination,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

The Democratic papers are making
much ado over the fact that Senator
Cowan, of Penn. has declared for
Seymour and Blair. They have been
q long time in finding out his senti-
ments. 1t was known by the Re-
publican party tvo years ago that
Cowan was endorsing just the senti-
ments that he does to-day. Repub-
,cans didn't claim him and they
don't want bin IN the party.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

At the reunion of the 10th Connec-
ticut regiment, the other day, at Sa-
vim rock, Lieutenant Frank Otis, one
of whose arms is on a Southern bat
tle-field, just as he was leaving the
banquet, expressed curiosity to
know how the old 10th felt politically
On calling for vote every man stood
up for Grant. AS the cheers which
the incident elected subsidized, at is
the same old fight" said Otis, way
ing the empty sleeve, in his enthu-
siasm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

If any man doubts what the Radi-
calls have been telling the people as
truth, let him observe attentively
the speeches of those who were the
head and front of the rebellion. We
have held from the beginning of this
campaign shat the people of the
South were determined to regain by
the election this fall what they had
lost by the late war. When Gov.
Vance of North Carolina, who in
his own state led the van of armed
treason, declared that what the Con-
federacy fought for would be won by
the election of Seymour and Blair, /"
he meant it. And when Governor
Wise, who deserves the excavations
of mankind, for his barbarously, hur-
riedly end indecently, hanging OF
John Brown, denounced apart of
the Democratic platform because 1t
said that secession was dead, declar-
ing ut the same time that, "it was
more alive than ever" he meant 1t
as lie also did when he said that she
supported Blair because Blair was in
favor of Revolution"
These are but samples of the many.
Rake the rubbish of the bottomless
pit and you will not find more wick
ed cowardly, despieable treason than
YOU have in the utterances of the
representative men of the Democrat
ic party. Secession then they say is
not dead! Is the Democratic party
organizing for bloodier contest?
Is their aim Revolution i? Revolu-
ton means the overthrow of the Re-
publican party. 1t means the re-en.
slavement of the disenthralled ne
groes. 1t means the re-opening of
the African slave trade with all its
attendant and revolving horrors.
Revolution now, brands our soldiers
as cut-throats and our dead heroes as
murderers, who expiated their crimes
by disgraceful death. 1t means that
the 5000 millions of property spent
in the suppression of the rebellion,
have been worse than east to the
winds and that the conquered are
the utctors. 1t signifies that the
Union army surrendered to Lee. and
that the stars and stripes were lower
ed to hungry, blood thirsty traitors.
Revolution is the reaction of liking
Cotton" who abdicated his throne
in 1861, but tired of his exile, lie
seeks restoration to authority that
the sweet music of cianking chains
and swapping whips may be heard
again. Revolution as led and advo-
Gated by Seymour and Blair means
secession and the practical and sue
cessful acknowledgment that our
Government, established by the wis
dom of our fathers and consecrated
by the blood of their children, is
failure, that it is self-destroying-
that it can tear itself to pieces to graf
ify the whims and caprices of few
ambitious demagogues.
Strike you vipers with your treas
enable fangs, disclose your wicked
designs with your proclamations
shout your infsmy with the full
swell of your brazen lungs, and or
ganize your Ku Klux Klans If
you mean to probe the unhealed
wounds in the nations side-if you
are not satisfied with blood, let it be
known that we may be prepared to
meet you-that you may be taught
again that the Government of the
United States was made for the pro-
lection of loyal men and not with the
Ubiquitous object of rewarding, with
place and power, men who have for
feited their honor as men, and their
rights as citizens.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

Gen. Thomas c. Hindman, late of
the Confederate army, was assassina-
ted in his own home at Helena, Ark.
on the 25th of last month. No cause
can be definitely ascertained. A man
who formerly belonged to his COM
mand was arrested but nothing has
been proven against him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

Secretary Seward was recently in
vited by some New York Democratic
politicians to address Seymour and
Blair meeting, in reply to which,
Mr.. Seward told them very empha' =
ically that he did not intend to sup
port these candidates that he was a
Republican and should support
Grant. There is hope for Seward
vet .-..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

The World says the Democratic
party lis no more bound by General
Blair's previous declarations, than
by Gov. Seymour's." (which We
take to be true" says the Hartford
Poet. 1t isn't bound by anything,
not even sense of dccency.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

Gallant Phil. Sheridan wrote just
before our victory eliminated ut Five
Forks.
at think Lee will surrender II
things are pushed"
And Grants laconic reply was
"Push things"
Phil. writes now from his head
quarters on the Plains.
EVERY man who loves his coun-
try will vote for Grant"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

will be able to speak at Nation ON
the Goth of October, aud at Chicago
and Galesburg on the two following
days. Will write you.
FRANK Z. BLAIR.
An effort should be made to have
him come to Burlington from Gales
burg.-Brtington argus.
You will be better off without him
in Burlington. Frank has the facul-
ty of making Republican votes
wherever he speaks. Few listen to
his revolutionary slang without be-
coming Disguised with him and his
party. Better pay him something to
stay away,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09

Said an old darkey, when Sherman
was moving southwark, ~ reckon
he will win. They always whip
him, they say, but still he keeps q
comm and q COMM 1t is pretty
much so with these Democratic gains.
They have gained ever since the Re-
publican party was bern, and still il
"keeps a comin." Bye and bye, the
rebels will "get it just where they
want it," much as they used to do
with Sherman and Grant. And then,
probably they will surrender at dis
cretion!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN RANKRUPTCY.

Tn the United States District Court for the Dis
II tr;ct of Iowa.
In Bankruptcy. Notice is hereby given that on
the oath day of October A. ID. 1858 at o'clock T.
M. of said day, will offer at public sale, at the
County OF Black Hawk, Iowa, to the highest bid
der for cash. the notes and accounts Of c. p. Phelps
Bankrupt, AS provided by law.
j. M. BENJAMIy, Asrigncc.
CEDAR Talia Oct LIST fS6t.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09
Grand Barbecue at Des
Moines.

On Friday and Saturday, October % and 81.
there will be at nes Moines a Grand Mass Meeting
of the State. at which the following speakers will
he present. ..
CEN. LOGAN, HARLAN. q. W. McCRARY,
GEN. OGLESBY KIRkWOOD, WM. SMYTH,
GEN. PALMER, WILSON, w. b. ALLISON,
GEN. HURLBUT, STONE. LOUGHRIDGE,
1NGERSOLL, OCONNOR, PALMER.
YOUNG, GLASGOW, POMEROY.
Local Committees win please make appointments
for those days. All Ttinner Organizations fit he
State are especially invited to make arrangements
for attending this meeting. Let every county in
the state be represented.
p. MELENDY, Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-09
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II. MILLER. cor. Randolph & Clark streets,
N. Chicago. importer. Manufacturer It Whole
sale Dealer In Watches. Jewelry, Silver and Plated
Ware. Agency of the National Watch Co.