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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
Established 1926,

"Stinch; rou must do it.isnd re.
member Douglas nor eser ieJgot
q fFiepd." e neh- yic de- . re
luctant consent. "Now," said the
Dtctor, "Stinch, you must make
a big3speecb. you dom inseriere
with mea BIT. Throw yourself
The meeting was organized and
Slipchconlb INTRODUCED who com
menced aud dellrered Old'sspeech.
rer5afim, telling all his anecdotes,
having the crowd in perfect roar
al times and then assuming lhe
serious and enforcing the Doctors
argument agaiDst The policy Of
The opposing party. wifi his bes'
and most effective deIiscry and IL
allapparcntcanGor all you'd torn 10
lie DR.. to confirm and endorse what
lie wua saying. Slinrh. was two
hours delivering llr 0id3, speech
lie CONCLUDED and left the stand
amid deafening cheers and hurrahs
When order was again restored
0lds rose un1 foundGred throGgh
speech OF about fifteen N mites
duration, n,--iold the crowd he was
sick, md did not icel like saying
any thing after so abIe,a speech rs
Mr. StiUchcomb's. especially when
50 unwcil. He went to the Hotel
found Srinchcomb, and told bin to
| gn home. He could not trave'
with hm further Hl..'.r Y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

ToADs roE GARDENs.-A CORES.
pondebt OF the Lamoiliel News
Dealer says he successfully deiehds
bis vino patch by laying boards
between the GROWS. in such a man
ner as to afford shelter to toads in
The daytime, and leave il undis-
turbed, so that they will
make their home under il,
which they will do in great nun.
bcrs. At night they sally out and
1evour every bug. and grow fat az
aidermen. He says he has a dozen
or more nj these iittle philGuthro-
pi-ts making their home under a
single board not more than six feet
IOHS'rf,..trf...f .s-g f.UiN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
WoLvEsls OHIo.-The loss of

WoLvEsl IN OHIo.-Tbe loss Of
many valuable sheep, recently, in
the vicinity OF CasiaIia, near San
dusky, excited good deal of in
dignation against the dogs, and O
war Of determination had been
wagcd against the cannes in the
uelgh borbood, when it was discov-
cred that several wolves were
proving about in the vicinity of
that place. A large hunting party
was inaugurated for the lst day of
May, which resulted in the dscov.
cry OF tour large wolves, one Of
which was shot. and four cubs
about week old we're captured.
Another hunt was to take place on
the 2i OF May. 1t is supposed
these wolves came across from
'nunH1 an tina zoe
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

A party ftom Louisiana has ar
rived in Washington to ask the
passage Of law ordering a new
election in that St4te. on account
Of frauds in New Orleans giving Q
Democratic majority in the Stat,
Senate. which will obstrnct the
ratification OF the fourteenth art,
clio. -.- .-.r...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

A printing press has been in
vented by NJ. Marinoni, and is il
use in Paris that makes six bun
drcd impressions II minute! Foui
Of these presses are AT work in the
office Of the Petit Journal, striking
off A 600 copies an hour. The en-
tire daily issue of that paper it
4l6, 600. b.. ..rrI..s. cd. .. y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
LANCASTER, OHIO, MAY IA, 1868.
Nothing but Leaves.
Nothing but leaves when the master 5!


Nothing but leaves When the master shall
come s-r.l
To visit hls vineyard belox7
No "fruit Of the splrti" Kolife work oflove
Can II be that our he shal! be so3 IA
Nothing but leaves And the ma ster will cal
For fruitage, whom autumn Is here,
For the bough Of liies tree will yield nothing
but leaves, .'' r ''''
And these will be yellOwapd sere.
Nothing but leaves All tho son summe
Ia fa. showers, ....'
And the warm, genial sunshine, IN vain;
The bright buds OF promise, the blossoms Q
2 7 hope u TfEEAEE.N
Are gone, and they come not again.
Nothing but leovesi Opportunities gone,
Aspirations all quenched at their birth,
The higher, the nobler, the holer life,
Buried up meath the rubbish ofearth.
Nothing but leaves! The glad summer |
gone, - .r- n
And autumn is coming cen nop,
Alas for tho tree, It shall w:ther away;
Godlooketh for fruit frsm each bough.
Nothing but leaves! A llielived In vain;
And oh, how the good Master grievcs,
To find that for all he has suffered for us,
We omeladen with nothing but leaves.
Nothing but leavesl o God, shall 1t be
lThat this life shall so frutless be found
No graft IFS anew, with thy spirit oil love,
| u For without il, we cumber the ground.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

p Betser 395
Aaron DonaIdron 2S5
Al the election in 1921, the Gen.
erals name was presented Tor the
Legislature. The election TesulLcd:
David Ewing had 1895
SamuelS Spangler J llS3
George Sanderson 1Oll
John Greed 406
During the exciting Presidential
campaign Of 1882. the General was
the Clay candidate for the Senate.
and the election resulted as iol
lows: ." ~"
Samuel spanglcr had 2098
George Sanderson 1911
In 1910 the General was The
whig candidate TOR Congress. in
this district, in opposition to Col.
Medil. Tho latter, was elected
The vote Of Fairfield county stood
as follows
William Medill had 3307
GeorFe SaDderson 1894
In 1920, General Sanderson /" as
elected Justice Of The Peace, and
continued 10 servo the people in
that capacity for thirty years.
Gen. Sanderson has distinct
recollection Of the presence, con.
v,rsati"n and department, Of SIR
Isaac Brock, the British command.
Ter, 10 whom our forces surrender
ed at Detroit. lie also speaks 10
in the highest terms Of his old
Colonel, afterwards General, Lew
is Cass, and says that, although
politically opposed to the General
he conld not endorse the misrcp
reservations OF facts and riIicule.
in reference to his conduct at Hull,
surrender, 50 rife IN the presiden
tial campaign Of 1918
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
The Ohio Wool Buyers and
DeHieFs' Asfpelalian, which net AZ
eIeScladd last wteL. puhss4 the

following resolutlons'
-wHERsASs | Tie Wool Growers
have bssniRstrnmehtalin securing
the passage ota tariff vfAl excludes
esrIaia gfsdss. OF qaalllies OF wool,
much nsedvd by ;he manufacturers,
such Assembling aud s.rictly tine,
light fancy enltling wools; there
tore,
Rssoired. That we recommend
the growers ofohioto give special
attention 10 the production of those
grades sf wool that will supply tho
present wants Of The manufacturers
[and aefseI confident III Assuring
Etbe former that those woSls will
command q ready market and ,
| fair price 2 E]4tl 40
,RtsOIred,r That the mfmbcrso Of this
Ass0eialion do must heartily in-
Jorse aud renliirm the principles
-cmbOdicd ih tbS R6IeS aud Rega-
IatioDs adopted 10 1861.
W6iurtBer recommend all buy
ers 10 urge the growers to bring
their tags csrcfullyt tub.washed and
loose 10 market. outside Of the
fleece. and we agrce 20 pay for
them the priceritbe balance Of the
clip, provided they are in equal
condition.. oeG
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

The New York Tribune has the
following: B h, Bliss. u New York
scotsman, lately sold II barrel oi
potatoes for seed 10 n Massachusetr,
farmer'for' 200. They are kno WI
as tie Early Rose variety. and
originated in Vermont. Tney are
now relaiIed at 81 II pound. y s
Heron, Utica, N. Y sold l25
bushels 10 u New Jersey farmer d
$50 IL bushel. Mr.. Bliss has en-
gagged the entiro product of thai
crop, to be delivered next Fall, a
$40 q bushcl. ..r. #
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

S. G. Herring. the safe mannfac
turer, has a horse six years old
nineteen hands high, and wri9h.
ing one ton, It, comes. of Can.
adian stock, and j. said to be the
largest horse in America. O., d
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

They tell "a humorous story at
the expense Of the town council OF
Wirtembur2 Once Oh u time the
grass grew on enc of the church
towers so thick That the grave
fathers of the Town held n meeting
10 consider its removal. and il was
voted 10 koIst up the town bull aud
craze it off
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

The aising Of cotton in Egypt
has ceased to be remuneraiivcs since
the terminus OF our war. ard larg,
tracts OF land lately employed for
that purpose are being sown with
wheat. ....f ...- r.,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

Regarding tue merits Of Ramic
the n o. Picoyune says it is as
good as linen canbric or silk, aud
when it comes into use. tie wcarel
will tind that ''lhe chief difficulty
will be that it viii not wear out
when The fashion changes, and he
will hate 10 throw it away, when
after a couple of years wear, it i
still as good as new" ,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

A little girl in Dayton jumped
from a second story window while
asleep, IA few nights ago, and was
saved from severeliniury by being
caught IN the arms of young
man who happened to be passing.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

William G 3ltives. in former
iears one Of the most distinguish
hd politicians of Virginia, died a
Nv days ago at Castle Hill. near
Washington, in the 18th year of
his ace. 7HN .LUa2la4t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

The ToIcdo Dlado is Informed
that the next SEM annpalmeet' ng
Of the Grand Army Of the Rcpuo
tic is TO take place at Toledo early
in July. The Blade Gays it vii
be one Of the most important meet
ing+ ever held by the order in The
State. DOH. ID. ..., ...ry...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

" The Summit County Agri-
,ulmraI Society offer II premium
,f $40 for the best improved farm
a that county, and premium of
30 for the second best. This
.trikcs us as very sensible move
'a"nti worthy elimination by other
Societies. .rual ..s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

4r Moro than fve hundred women
lre employed as compositors on the
,Iaily and weekly papers in New
York.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

In and near London, England.
there are nine branches Of the
Mormon Church, one hundred ann
seven elders OF conference, fifty
three priests, twenty four teachcrs
thirty dcacons; in all, eleven hun
drcd and seventy.two Mormon,
attached to the London Confer
ence. @ ..'-.. .....
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
WHTLEY. BROTHERS,

DEALERS IN HARDWARE, COMPRISING
: DMechanic's Tools, ,Saddler's Goods, Under.
takers Trimmlpgs. Carriage Makers Stock,
Cutlery Of all descriptions, Agricultural Inn
ploments. &c., &C., MhhoR Block, Main street,
-tecpnd door nom, Columbua street corner,
ancAster, ,0hio. feb. III '68Aly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

The Louisville Joyrnnl says that
tho troubled waters arolnd the
White House must be very shallow.
rs tho Radicals expect to get John.
'on out and Wade in.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
.-,.... From the Ohio Eagle.
The Lancaster Newspapers
A Clance at the OIden Tlm.

In April, 1926, Messrs. Geo San.
derson and Benz. Oswald estab.
lished the "LdncdSter Gazette =
Mr.. 0. was a native of Hagers.
town, Maryland. He continued
his partnership in the Gazette Of.
flee until the spring of 1929, when
he withdrew, and returned to bis
native State. The Gazette was
thereafter published by Gen. San.
derSon until the spring of 1881,
when severe and protracted illness
obliged him to relinquish business,
He then sold the Gazette to Gen,
William j. Reese. That gentle.
man continued the publication OF
tho paper about one year, and then
disposed of the establishment to
Col. 2. Van Trump, who in May,
1881, had commenced the publica-
ton of paper here caRed the
"Ldncaster Enquirer" Tho Col.
united the two papers, and thence
forth printed the Lancaster "Ga,
zette Dc Enquirer" until the spring
OF 1885, when he sold the office to
Gen. SanderSon, who upon resum-
ing his favorite business, dropped
the name Enquirer" and assum,
ed the original titlO of the paper
which 1T has held ever sincc-"Ga.
zelte." The General published the
papor until the fall Of 1888.
Tho veteran General, whose &c
tive and interesting life has en-
braced the various pursuits of mai
carrier, printer, publisher, editor
soldier, sheriff, legislator, and thir
ty years of civil magistracy, still
resides in this city, enjoying the
honors due octogenarian years
and fair degree of good health
His father, alexander SanderSon
emigrated from Pennsylvania tC
Kentucky in 1897, and from ther,
to the Hooking valley in the year
1900. He resided in and adjoin
ing Lancaster tor some years, and
died in Perry county in 1915. Th,
General was born in Cumberland
county, Pa, in January, 1889
During the years 1S04-5-6, thol
: a lad of fifteen, he was employed
as one OF the first mail carriers from
"New Lane caster (Nec was dropped
by legislative enactment in 1905,
to Chillicothe,"u and also from
"Chillicothe to Wheeling" Th,
mail was carried on horseback, auC
the route was to follow "Zdne'
trace" which was done by watch
ing the blazed trees and cleared
underbrush of the forest. Th,
J trip in one direction occupied tbre
? days and a half "there and back
required a whole weeks journey
This employment, never pleasan
because Of tho lonely rides in tn
!, then comparative Wilderness, wa
i at times very dangerous from higj
waters, as the carriers were obiig
: cd to ford tho streams at grca
}. risk to themselves and horses. Al
I ter several years service in tina
+ capacity, the young lad resolVeI
upon q change in bis labors, an
betook himself, in the spring
1907, to the printing office of job
G. GilkinSon, Esq, who was the
publishing q paper in Lancaste
r called the "Oracle," and fnishe
< his term of apprenticeship in th
3, Office of the "Medonidn" at Chill
: cothe.
h The General is we presume th
Oldest printer in Ohio. Althoug
far advanced in years, he enjoy
D. his accustomed daily walk upo
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
JOHN WORK 4 SON.

NManufacturers OF Tin, Copper ana
IVu Shpet.Iron Ware, and Dealer in Stoves
Graies. Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House,
hold Wares. &c. o,.,u
Kaufman Building, one door West Of wide
sta;rwov' feb. 27, ls68---ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
M. IA. GERELEIN.

IN Fruits, Confectjonery, Nuts, Reislns, Figs,
q Clifton, Sauces.. Pickles; Catavba and other
Native Wines. Importer OF Rhine Vino and
other pure Foreign Wines. Durain's Bottle
Ale. Stock Ale, Cincinnati Lager Beer, &e., &e.
Main streat, Lancaster, Ohio, one door East
.dfg1bkinA Valley NOtional Bank.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
T. T.. RiLLINGHURsP.

A GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
2 "A AND 'HlWH'S SHWtNG MACHINES,
, Machine Findings AShee6 Mnsic and lnstruc-
tion Books; all the latest Newspapers and Pc
, riodicals from the East aud the West. l'
-Four doors West ofthe HockinF Valley Ma
tional Bank, Lancaster, Ohio. feb. 81, '6S-l,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
]. NJ. CREED,

DEALER AT TWHoLEsALEAND RETAIL,
lin Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned
Goods, Tobaceos, Cigars, Provisions, native
and foreign Vines, Confectionery, Toys, &c,
Nam street. Lancaster. Ohio, opposite Hook
n ing Vail ey National Bank. - .a..
. 'Ezii kinds ofoouptry Produce wanlcd: Goods
= iSlgerAd, &c. aE~ta F0b.l "a, '6scsly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
..JILlaA.l HEIM,

Manufacturer and Dealer IN
GADDLES. RRIDLES, HARNESS
and ali kinds OF Riding and Driving Equip
mentS, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, j. N
Little's old stand. -
work done to order, and repairing done
peatly and promptly, .
Feb. 81, IS09-IV, s.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
Lancaster Gazctte---Gen. Geo.
SandersOn. T

The Ohio Eagle has for few
weeks been publishing a series of
articles on the history of the "Lan-
caster Newspapers" which the
writer connects with various re
collections of the Golden time" in Il
manner quite graphic and inter
esting. We copy from that paper
the portion of the last chapter pub
lished, relating to the establish.
ment of the Lancaster Gazette,
with some of the personal memoirs
of our venerable fellow citizen Gen,
GEO. SANDERsoN. We omit the cx.
preston of the gratutitous sympa,
thy Of the writer with the Genera
for declining to become o modern
democrat when he might have done
so and kept on the strong side in
politics. We don't believe our ole
friend is troubled by any qualm'
Of conscience on that score.
t,.. From the Ohio Eagle.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

General Bacharan has ordered
he assembling ofthe ToSas con-
Slitntional convention on June l.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
II. C. SMITH,

~rccer ana Ooufectt0ner, Tall
QT madge piock. Main street Lancaster u.
two doors West of Hotel Entrance Oysters
and the various popular Refreshments ID 'he''
Cakes. Ice Cream, &c., furnished pnrt,ssmnno nm
familiesto order. ieo' z'' looo-"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
nRENNEMAN.

rool.seller md staIioner, Main
* street. Lancaster, Ohio, one door West oil
Tailmad ge House Entrance! School BOOKS
RIank Books, Miscellaneous Books, Pictures
Gold Pens. Envelopes, Inks, States. and Sia-
tionery Of al kinds. eo. Zi' oo-H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
J.PARsoNs & SON.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
iOtHOCERIEs and Produce Of ali
NE Kinds, .i.,.if ......I ,-.I 4,
Main st., opposite ne,c Court House,
,nJs LANC AsTER, OHIO
! March 10, is6s.s2-iy ''-'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
Cash and Produce OnJy.
FOR SALE.

#. - A HOUSE and lot on the corner
Kss. Alley. The horse is a neat brick
Iuks In good repair-Cistern, Stable,
FruitTrees and shrubbery on the
lot.
Also Ave vacant lots--tbree fronting on High
street. and two on Walnut street.
Early possession OF the house can be had,
. N y oFl7I F.A. sTEoK,
April 70, 1903, ". CIV. BLAIRE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
c.1As- Won BONHORsT.

r1GyrIsr. Every Operation I'm. In
nsntal Surgery carefully, and ss'iitIi,y ~
psrformed. Artificial teeth inserted III '"'
ssst%sSSSI as oser Rlsnss new store, corner Main
and Columbus streets.
Feh 2I, '6S-lY
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
JFUTHILL 4 RIGBY,

N.a.t,ouars, RoOIxsehers aud Deal.
gd - Frs IN WALL PAPER, NEWSPAPERS,
perio ilcas, Sheet Music, and all the latest pop
nlir publications. ,AA-A At!2
Greoues Block, Main Street, doors west OF
Public square. req z" oo-iS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

About this time tho Generals
political sun encountered an eclipse
from which no never recovered.
Party lines were now being strict
ly drawn between the Jackson and
anti.Jackson forces, for the ap-
proaching Presidential contest OF
1909 X X X
In 1880 tue General was a can.
didato again for tho House. The
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
GEORGE RORNMEIM.
STnOPET. a. EVERSOLE,

MFanafact hers of and Dealers In
wi Furniture and Cabinet Ware of AZ kinds.
Undertaking promptly attended with hne
| II earse, and all kinds Of Undertaking Goods
furnis he'd Mt reasonable rates.
! Shop and Ware Rooms two doors East OF
Hooking Valley National Bank, MAN street
Lancaster, Ohio. feb'zI, isoo-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-27

/ DTThe Republicans are attempt
ing to deposs Andrew johnson in or
der to place in the Presidential chair
the most protane ami degraded Radi-
cal in the Eenate---tbe Same man who
said that "any man who advocate the
payment Of the government bonds in
greenbacks is penitentiafy bird, and
IA thief" What fine prospect for
poor mechanics WHEN this man, who
is in favor OF rage for them, and gold
for bondholders, shall be placed in the
Preside entail Chair. VI ~ a4HoN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-27

WGeneral Sheridan appointed
eight negro councilmen to take care
Of the interest OF the city OF New Or,
leans. General HancoE removed,
them, and. appointed white men in
their place. General Grant has over.
ruled Han cock, turned out the whites.
and put in the negroes. In his opin-
ion, the proper parties to govern New
Orleans are negroes. Grant is as
good a jpigger Radical now as any
BODY. Life the balance OF this class
Of the population, he belives white
people should be taxed to teec and
clothe niggers, but thatniggers should
not work. .ts-l'tA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-27

p"Ons OF, the Iases. forms 10 which re-
pudis,ion has showo its hor,ia front is ths,
proposition to PAY Of The whole national
debt in gseenbscks.''-I Morton's Columbus :
Speech. : '"'A " "'' '-'
The radical convention. endorsed
Morton, and Of course endorsed that
sentiment. II is the last PLANK iR
Meir phtitYm." '7'al "n.. "''''. s''.sf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-27

10 U7A young countrymaR lately
took . notion ~ get married. After
the ceremony was concluded, John
then took q quarter Of asdollar tfonr
his pocket, dsAbsxately walked W 10
the parson and handed, it to him, say
ing: .Psrsop, keep the whole, You
needn't give me, back any change.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-27

tends TO make Oh the prophes sies end for
bodiogs OF its enemies true. The great
struggle in New Hampshire has been upon
the advanced lines. The friends Of the
Constitution and Of ,hss liber,} It wss de.
signel 10 secure, while they brsvely held
their own and made large game. nave no, won
q complete victory. Perhaps . complete
triumph io New Hsmpshre now would have
allowed the people Of Other States TO imsg.
Inc The great victory already won 10 be less
wise end lees prudent, and 10 underrsss the
Tremendous struggle necessary 10 meet and
overcome the rsdicslism which, 10 The name
Of . great and successful General, now
thrsatebs to destroy the Constitution the
most sacred rights Of the States under il,
and the liberties Of the people have revo.
luton in favor OF Generalization end i,nperi-
slism more insiduous, but not less dsnger.
|ous. than secession ITSELF Yesterday, al.
though they were centered upon the friends
of constitutional liberty in New Hsmpshi'e,
they stood nobly; when blows fell fast and
shickest, they advanced. they gained, bot
not al that was hoped. To-day al eyes arc
thrned Upon Connecticut; with equal exer.
tions. your majority Of last year will be
more than treble, and then il our conven.
,ion in New York on the 4th OF July nexr
will select our stsndsrd bearers. and placing
them upon the issues Of the brSsens and
not Of the past, and whoever they De, civil.
isns or military mem statesmen or Generals,
from the East or West. II they do not place
us upon The defensive. but give the word To
advance on the whole line from Msine to
Californis, we must be- victorious in tho
great struggle in November. unless truth
and justice snd the. love Of true liberty have
csssed TO rule the hearts and cousciencss Of
the A American people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-27

"A farmer who had employed green
Emefs lder, ordered him 10 give the mule
some corn In the ear. 90 bic coming in
the farmer asked: aai srs .sa4ssayas
welt, Mike, did you give the mule The
corn!' ..,..,. '.,n' y,.,,5
To bs sufe ! did, I"
How did you give i.l'
'An' shure, 90 you told mr., in the eas.'
But how much did you giveT
We'll, you gee the cssh,ur would not ho'd
|s,ill. and kept swisching hIs ears about Co.
I couldn't get bet about . 6st full 10 both
sassp nh n ,'Ns #rN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-27

-Thsd Stsvsss ssys: The principles
Of the Republican party are eternal so
are tho ears Of tho lss end the mslico oi
devi,,, ssys Prentiss..