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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22
Things About Perrysyille.

The winter term OF the GFTentown
Academy, Prof. J @. Sample, Principal,
closed on the 26th of March. This term
las been a perfect success. There were
between forty and fifty students, among
whom prevailed the utmost peace and
love and harmony.
We were present at the examinations
and were surprised and delighted with ali
NJ saw and heard.
There were two classes in Arithmetic,
Rays and Greenlief's National, two in
Algebra, one just flashing, n class in
Geometry just catering Trigonometry-
Glasses 10 German from first German
book TO William Tell, French, in Charles
XII, one class in Latin reading Caesar,
and one in Cicero's oratious. The Greek
we did not hear, but know there are
classes well advanced in this language
also. .v45uE
The spring term commenced on the
9th of Alphabetically we are thronged
with students,-every nook and Granny
from garnet to basement that is big
enough to hold a student, has one, and
the cry is, 'stilI they come J" .
u The board of directors who are the
bone and sinew of the place are making
preparations to erect a boarding house
125 feet losg and rs feet wide, capable
off yaceommodating fifty students, With
such men at the helm, there is no such a
thing as failure. ui sd
The old Academyis to be renovated in
the summer season., preparatory to the
fall term, and all things made new and
beautiful and commodious.
Our village is improving rapidly, sew
eral new buildings are going upthe com.
ing summer mechanics and tradesmenl
and those with growing families find this
an excel nt location, and best of. all, the
moral tone. of the place is one to be
proud of. Intellectually, we are moving
on surely. An audience Of six hundred
persons viii stand and sit, a perfect am,
listening intently and respectfully and
quietly on the evenings of the Excelsior
Public Society, to oratlons, essays and
deba.es, that in many larger places could
not find a respectable or a%ppreciative as
semblage Niger shows and fashy clap
traps of cheap panoramas, are expuDged
henceforih from Perrysyille. ,Z9E
The division Of the SONS Of temper
ance is still in a fourishing condition.
every body Is 'tenperance,'-it has grown
to be Indigenous
{. We have q eBond of HOPE" 10 good
working order, with a membership Of
about sixty chiidren-iittle chaps. who
viltrise and give their experience and
views on matters relating to questions of
morality and and temperance-talkz Of
theirdove and good will, and with ora
tons, deelamations, dialogues, essays, &C.,
make a very pleasant evening entertain
among themselves. They meet one
evening every fortnight =,
8-Our village has ne tattiing women,
mischief makers, or drunkards. We owe:
an this 10 the united influence of our
prosperous churches, growing academy,
and this rock upon which we stand, tenn
No village 10 the. State has mora rea-
son to be grateful and thankful for her
blessings than NE of Perrysville.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

The ASHLAND UNIoE.--The Messrs
LANDS have sold this paper to Mr..
GEO. W. Hill, which bears the title
of sThe States & Union" Always an
efficient Democratic organ under the
control the bMessrs Lands, We are
assured it will continue SO under, the
new Observation-Disclosures Mirror.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

! I. NJ. & S: DISABILITIES, gentle
keep-salk sorts of Hardware,
Cutlery, DC, on hand at their old
stand. Give them a call and suit
yourselves from q needle up to the
choicest of Hardware. Milt Il
Sherman are men of integrity, oblig-
ing and pains-taking7 Drop in
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22
Democratic Doctrine.

I'VE advocate reduced taxation.
We advocate q reduction of Offices.
We insist on a reduction of expenses
We protestagainst any more stealing.
We demand one currency for rich and
poor, u.s. q ,.as
We say rdiaband that large standing
Call back those exiied States.
Abolish those bureau poor houses.
p And Let every able man in the South,
white and black, have fair play and plen,
u of work, and all will go well again, as
it was before the war -Holmes. County
Farmer.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22
Infrmary Director.

Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce-the name
of MOSES LATTA, as a candidate for re-
election to thelofice of Intirmary Director,
subject to-the decision of the Democracy at
their primary meeting. and o blige%s
MANY DEMOCRATS.
ED. STATES & UNIoNAPlease announce
that JOHN JACOBS will be q candi
date for the Office of Prosecuting Attor-
ney, subject to the decision of the Democ-
racy at the primary election in May.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22
Tnr AahIANp un1oN. ATNis stse-

the ASHLAND Us1ok.AThis stsr
ling Democratic paper has changed
hands. j. NJ. ,1ANpIs q Bro, an
nounce in last week'sissue, that they
have sold the establishment to DR..
CIV. Hill. Dr!bHil is nowreport
ing the proceedings of the Ohio
House of representatives. He has
the ability and experience to make
the Union first class county pa
per.-Lima Dem oerat.
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s- THR LANpls BROTHERS, edi

Sar The Lands BRoTFERs,T edi
tors and proprietors of the Ashland
Enion, have sold their Office to Geo.W.
Hill, Esq , and retire from the "edito.
rial treadmill." We wish them great
success in whatever business they-may
engage. To the new editor we extend
the F.righ. hand of Fellowship and
shall nlTsys welcome the States and
Union to our sanctum.- GaHien Re
rienr. ! -.Lel. L.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

H A.oMrdEERs, at Citizens Bank
is Agent herevforo the North West
ern Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Milwaukee, Wis, one of the best
and cheapest. Call and get a pam
phlet Free {2w43) 3
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

.G GREAT ExeeTrTEEnEsr. Kagy q
Moore have gone into business in
the old stand Of John Burke It
will pay to visit the provision store
of these gentlemen for they expect
to keep OF INLAND a good supply of
family groceries Of every kind
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

OLD STONE - CoRNERGFrazes &
Rebman have JUS, received a larg . as
sortment of Family Groceries of all
kinds, which they viii sell cheap
Give them9a call. yiseI bGa ,qw ..
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

Is Provision SToRE-Can at the pro-
vision store of McoooE & srEvrNs
and you viii find them Dhliging, at
tentive, and ready to furnish at
cheap rates, the substaptials, in the
way of provisions, &c. 'ss zrA.zd
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

Doors & Shoes has a
fine supply of first class Shoes, Cal
tors, &C., at his store. There is no.
occasion to wear old shoes, when
new o4es can be obtained at cheap
rates. Give Limbeck a call, and
you will not regret it. .
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22
Prosecuting Attorney.

/. ED. STATES AND UNION Please. an
nounce the name of VIM. M.sBEER, as a
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic !Pr1-
mary Meeting and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The terms for announcing the nan e
% candidates for nomination at the
Primary Meetings, will be as follows :
For subscribers $500 ~nOn-sub-
scribers 50, 5o-iavars@og In adeamee.
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Commissioners,

g E D UNIoH-Please anncupce the name
of VIM. CoWAN, Esq., Of Green Town
ship, as o candidate for reelection for
County Commissioner, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Primary Meeting
vfMay 80, 1858. aT
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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A Noga c E Nj
Auditor,

Ed. UNION Il will be o candidate for
re- election to the Office of County Auditor,
to the decision of the Democratic
Primsry Meeting of May 80, 1868.
r, NJ. CAMPBELL.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

B@- Systematic Advertising is the
most cel tain plan to secure and retain
business The ECONOMY Ehieh. would
save money by not advertising is the
very supreme of folly. Advertising
has now become an art and as easily
learned, as those of any other art. The
advantage resulting from it's j~udicious
employment are not fully appreciated
by our commercial community, Thous-
ands of persons are constantly on the
look out for something to buy, either
to crafty their own Immediate wants,
to crafty their fancy, or to make an in
vestment, Money is made, to use for
one purpose or another, and some body
or other always has some to spend some
way or other. - :
SUDDEN DEAThAMr. John Lu-
cas- an old citizen of the north part
of Perry township, in this county,
was suddenly killed near Ashland
on Saturday evening last, just after
dark. He had been to- town with
his team. and was returning home,
when the horses became alarmed,
and after running some little dis
tanee, the tongdeFof the wagon
broke, and Mr. Lucas was suddenly
thrown out upon his head and shoul.
ders, and so much injured, that he
Survived only a few minutes His
body was taken to his residence dur
ing the evening, by his friends,
where a sad scene took place in his
family, on seeing the Hfsless body,
bof one who had a few hours before
left home in good health.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

~ Z. w. WALLACE, in the New
Bank building, opposite the Town
Hall, has received large2and we.
assorted stock of Boots and Shoes,
adapted to ths wants OF the people,
In variety, style and quality, his
goods viii be found the best in mar
ket, and as low as any other house
in the trade. We believe it is to
your interest to p~atronize a man of
experience, with a. Thorough knowl-
edge of the shoe trade, sand who has
one price for his goods. We take
pleasure in saying that all who wish
"a fine bootamade in good style and
from the very best French stock,
should give HIM a call.
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ar See advSAisemeht Of H. J. IRA
yer & Co., in another column.

e R Five-tESenty bonds on hand
for exchange for Seven-thirty Trea-
sury Notes, at lowest frate,- at Citi-
zens Bank. m-rt d(2w431. 81.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

and Musical Instruments of every de-
seripfion. Give him a call for he is
selling the very best makes Of Instru-
uents, and at prices that defyTcompe-
tition. Old Pos. Ofies Building,
Main ST., Ashland, Ohio.
vnA1 -
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WM M BEER.

AttoFn ey at Law. Ashland, Ohio. All
kinds OF business belonging to the prpfes-
sioh promptly attended to. Office cornrr
of church street, in Post office buildir &. J
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

tie ed Carriage Shop fofnexif fe9
Asupied by Anes 4 1eaehu Is aaeg
We would respectfully inform the 9th
zens of Ashland and adjoining ceinties,
hat the well known firm OF b. J.nTRx-
YER & CO., of Wa6sworth,.. Ohio, hats
established . Branch Shop in 4ahi&hd.
where we shall keep on hand, and nxke1o
order, al kinds Of, CARRIAGES BUG
GIES, sLE1GHS. Of the latest styles A41
improvements. All our work IS .ffoS
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22
LARGE SPRING 9

At exceedingly low prices, We have
just returned from thS Sea Board chies
after purchasing our Immense STOCK of
Seasonable Goods (previous to the great
recent advance in calicoes) at a less cost
than has prevaifed fyr the Fast rereu youra.
Enabling US to cell ct prices that mi
fail to meet the approval of all sas +.
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fHtJII DE q
Warranted

As we use nothing but the, best material
and employ none but first class mscha4s
les. We feel safe in saying, that Tor ID.
'rability and finish, eur work stands second
to NON made in the Stateg All Of which
we will offer, atas low . price. ms tn samV
quality of work and times will admit Of.
We also give notice, that We do Ne7.
P0tsetstE pertaining to kny part Of the
cssr,nss sq rsasss % Sn short Sos. n lot e. =
honorable deaiingsto merit your patron
age, and request YOU to call and examine
our work in all stages of completion. =
we think you viii be well paid for 80 do
ing. Aoe FL
H. j. TRAvER g
iyn4ssk, 4gs3 80 al s q 4ar
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

together With every article N q line Of
business on short notice, allof when wiI
he sold cheap for cash. Our work is the
best manufactured in the country. BE
sure apd examine our stock OF work now
on hand, it is the finest lot ever put upon
exhibition in Ashland. and is very attract
i've. Be sure and examine 1t before pur-
choosing elsewhere.
MI Z. G. LEACH will continue to su-
~perintend the business efthe works.
Repatrtng assd zs-ss'''''ss's Z
a5ri.etf Il 81 ss1odI
Done on short notice, and at reasonable
terms. aa Tsts4a
D. s. sAMPsEL & Co, d
- g aez9 Proprietor.
Z. G. LEACH, supi.
n42.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22
Notice to Tax-Pagers.i

HsOUioo " 195oIss
The Office of the County Treasurey
will be open for receiving taxes from
7 A. NJ TO s P. NJ, each day until
the goth day of June. Come and pay
early. ?
". G.SHELTMAN,
County Treasurer.
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REMoVALtt

We have this week removed into our
NEW ROOM, in the McNilty building
beautifully fitted up for our use. Where
We hope all the kind patrons of the late
firm with many new ones Will find US.
-Iey r Et=F- ~
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22
Nails,

Iron. C hahn andsrspd Pumps, Lead Pipe.
Clothes Wringers,g including, the MONITOR
& CoLBY's.Patents-none better-fogether
with every article to be found in afrst
class Hardware Store. PeFs,ns contempla-
tin g building win do well to give us-a
call our prices are very low for cash.
VS. want your trade. ste I
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mi SYSTEM ADOPTED.

Having purchased the interes Of Mr.
Enoch Wertman, of the firm Of JOHN p
GRAHAM & CO., the business will now
be continued under the nam and style of
GRAHAM BLACK.
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THE place,

Nearly opposite the First National
Bank, Main Street, Ashland, o.
April %, 1868, n43. n4
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

I'VE take pleasure in saying to the
w Subtle that we have removed our
sCarriaEesShep TO our new building, just
finished, near the A.&N.We Railway De-
pot, on Orange Street where sour business
is much, enlarged and where We are pre-
,parei to, furnish F,s5 Cd
-r@.S;5I. Es1tES.s -Ea5-sUoH EsTz9
cARRIAG GEES,
q .s 4, 1uea1Hs, as
aaszilia ROD asIiaa WA9G0NS,
-qg9 !c5hst 5tt IN Efue sa8 = q
.--- 10 faal.rI q 10 70
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SASH,

~PAINTS & OILS-W
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NOW Reaay Coz spring Trade,
! Leach Carriage Works

Orange st.. near thsA.&d.HeRs5 De
Dot, Ashlana, Ohio. I
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NEW CARRIAGE En- lANvFKgI0RV

ET4ad yF6Eg oar % biea s8Ti $40
tda 10 81 81 Agd 50 ,ssa}sAd0
55a I'm ASHLAND radto
artao asF- iifnB rod EalafsT3aO
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III ,szeoS .s7aiioGR cEw5a Z
o. tns= sIs ssxif4 sA~rslE
0ES me1l 1esi9 eJassE dpI2 g
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=. sAaars.L,IB orrEs,aInr, & %
ASHLAND OHIO

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GRAHAM 4 BLACK
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VIEW GOODS NEW aoopHfl

ossla9 D0o@ e 800 col atoms sTBd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

wts AIMEE tlsll,fe resu-,, tat, thr
present sA'Nry now Is far hE, eyn.,,..
|olb asst in q sahlety, or son,,hj,r
equally d"prs'ldrl, es tho m,asv with
"t'''a hly provision, AMI pay bill, At
present prlres,
/ lis Congressional nav AMI hls nras.,,.
lossl lm'nm' ohvlon,ly improve ,bs can
dluon of h's finances has haan ,hs
ease with other lodges, who have exch,nr.
al the Bench, 6r Iha less wssrar toll, Of
professional AMI noliursl hls -snl he hs-
gan TO enl,rse his domain, AMI improve
the condition AMI sppssr,arN oF his !, uss
AMI grounds, I'LL thay eralpally ha,,m.
verg islgh,fll but AUTHORIZATIONS family
home that thav nav are,
! The tastes AMI hihits of his family wsrs
mnlllsi N lhs eyig'lcies Of hit cnali-
ton, an Il ren're ins warl-ar ler,l a..
'''H'hnsn', Ia whlrh sa,1l hnsn'sltjas
W'r" dSneos"t " IA ARE abe, hat ann-e-
lel'lo1S grave --'r"a trnn ex,r,v,,,nrs.
vet M . 'h' ip'l r'll.rtn'l' of the pra-
pr'".ss ot his Ms ton AMI melns.
lie hlls qa.ek an prt''ch ave TOR tia
pronHa'le, Al h'np'is, NJ snol. archie
t@''ur', anil hr 1h' 'lr'tin1 # ~ n a
hNp'.ng ih. h'ktt,s u at'p,. ssa,,,t.
o"v - ta' n'aa,ta'1As ~ village llf,.
tbs was 1ie7 man f,vat ny nalv IN ths'
srNtn IL lp'rtty1t h'l'v ~ hS ova
house, ba. ln his Suggestions ia al nT his
m.saaors h' P,-.h aal "a, Cnn1'y.
Ip' n's,ep' 'r1 lfina n'ta' Chlreh vhars
he vas a constant. wpr.hop,r, As wall a
the eIsa.ra,, afol- Nll't Hilsa, witness
- h,s interest AMI iaieilgS Participate,
ia their mtk.G, M.
labs Intercourse with his ne ghhhrs AMI
his l-lllw c.tltsn,, unlas when hnr tsnsi
with sln' lmnar.s1t SlhiN't tha, vas an
grI,Hns his m nj, ~ torn 'n'si hv that
Pan iort Of All human ills -s,airn,i
Dyspepsia he Vas traa, AMI r-aial AMI
instructive, ali Amusing VITA Al hs
hth,tul 4 yn.ty, An his sl'hAlt,, air, in
pr'nlln'tng h.> vH.vs N n1hl, n't,a. he
hal un,h,ny % SIR O',al,' in rs social
conversation. Chi lren l1relhim
lis hall unia thu cnaiienra Of an VII,
kntv d u-1,s n,i,hbnrs, hi, tayn,m,,.
hI' fellow citizens oi tn Colatrv, Wa
very strong Tae willingness with which
matters of difference ware suhnitte b hs
decision, the d.so1~taa q ascertain his
views =, . UE'lt an ia "a /. IN 'artars If.
i1pnt or dNau1y. ta. general alufes-
s"1sfla ',' v.eN- AMI opinions h. ex-
u>-s5. l. 4. Dlnt.~i ad.pt..raly the a.
uuN." cha. was aRt.rNuei OF MS gnAh-
Gee, AMI .grt.~r Hsetttr- 10. 4 nsy,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE :

~ The undersigned, hlynFtaeq appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court tor The Dls rlct OF RUt-
land, Commissioners 70 receive, examine and az
ilst al claims and demands ui ali persons against
JAMS Iuiey, lat OF NJ Holly III sad District,
deceased i, hereby give notice th-t will meet Tor
the purpose OF examining and allowing sad
claims at the dwelling house ct the Willow Of de-
cea cd IN Nj. Holly aforesaid, tie last Wed
nesdays III Jenutry and March, A. D. 1853, from
one o'clock, p m, unjll tour O'Clock p m, each Of
SAID days, and that six months iron lhe ION d.,
OF Oataber 4. b. 1865 is the time Iun.tod by sI!t
Court tor said creditors to present their claims 70
US tor examination and allowance.
Dated NJ Holly, this 81 ia. o. Ms emheT- \.
ID. 1865.
ASAHEL ALLEN, COM.
45w3s. WA. W FOSTER ~"'"' -
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Winter term opens Tuesday. Dec. Ssh. Nine
Teachers, 1--WE connexions buildings extensive
Gymnasium and Military Department. keddIns
Room we'll furnished Diploma, AWARDED IN the
literary. musical and commercial departments.
Tuition, common English IS, Language 81 extra
Board, fuel washing, and furnished room per TERM
OF l. weeks ;54. Rooms Tor selt-boardcrs, - per
tenn. No arient spirits soid II the village; SEM
for circular W. A. BROWN ELL, A NJ.
fPrincip,i.
Fairfield, n. Y. ''S~"'
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rE RUTLAND WEEKLY urR D rIUasD W. NOVEMBER

h'iaa.
+ Nav ofmv anlaa', kaav v.sh WI,
|tl'.nhsS II ,n3'rlntinn, with what inisnl.s
BIZ pls.nns,s, with wha' nl'n, ofhan,raa
/ Illustrator, ha was saeustanel 20 A lres
plhle gatherings Cor political pp,ni,as
some at them must have an abiding I'M
preston Of him the last ,ims he anresrs
IN this Hall, on an evening in November
1861, then almost ssvenly-flur years oil
when, from this desk, he, Cor one hour an
= halt dlsnonrSei to 4 large assembly,, a,
no other man in Vermont, and few men il
the notion, could discourse, in exposing
the groan iDesMeSs AMI the wi,kel ah,m
ilns,jon Of the Doctrines which hal lei q
secession, AMI hr1uSh, forth the horrors o.
tho raging war-whNt a lhlnass an
c'e'rasss in his analysis aaimrsh,lng o.
h'tS-wat' hrra ofrctsanins whit con,
tlp,.yensSS Of Inference aul result.
III, biblical knoSlalsa was tharnn,h
AMI val ii,cs'el, IL hal no ton h,s,
Tor pa'eRa th'o.oyy, AMI retl brla in
mN haa, H. WAS however, strongly
sc11ntsl an / ea'ren.hsl hy an h, sph,
,,,g'.a' ey,latas of The inspired el'h,a-
lrivatfh' Ulg Scriptures ana lt,n'y
mnael with laa.r -rtN trg'htAy "lha
a9slat Of llH soul, sure Sl stet Hast"
IN the earlier yea, ut h.' res lsrpm
Woo i,.a,k %. ia'yralay,ry gas'ru,t.ya
eHur,s of plnl'tr lectures apm the ap.hsa.
f.,.tv OF Ihs b h#s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

NAs. hh..t N'NHftA 81 f'EH 'h..A t+s a.'
i te.a. n Was f,r Ingas, be- ai, %
s,v Nseg that stale oltta1, rysiri Na Il
. Nuui -1litr the rrarl States o. PrrnrN
their functions A. iArrar, paris ct u.
Dulon, II Was tir Congress 20 dre,!e Ia,'
question, aud not Sur the pUsiieul, rk-
, c-pl 50 iar as the President uuites IN "a
acl OF Congress hyhls signature, And he
, asks, When will aud when ought Con
, grrss 10 admit these States, as being IN
their normal oonl,Ilon 7 To which he
answers, Il : not enough that they stop
Their hostility and are repen'snt, They
should present fruits meet for repentance,
They should furnish 10 us by their actions,
som. evidence that the condition OF !oysl'
~ and obedience is their true condition
again, and Congress must pass upon Il,
aihsrirjss ~ hare M securities. AMI |
insist that the President, hy making pace
with thrm--lC You please, hy surcca,tns
military ourrsnonS--,ipss not alter their
NIips Vs'R Congress passes up0a a.
Thea asNn, ullrl with thu thought, h
rNrltms, The great essential thing
apw 10 insist upon is thai Congress shall
DO nothing which can ia any way o'r,ls
daHbi about uar laNer over tha sub
iret,' And >Ull plrt'ps against eNrel-
i've lu'rrHrunee, he says, believe that
when r. establishing tha con l,t.au ul peace
with ina people, Congress, representing
ihr Uatel States, Ia, power, Ia ealing
lhI, war, As any other Wnr, Ia pet spWe
security llr thr fuiure. II Wna.i bH 4
strange thing It il we're not true that this
nation, in ending 4 c.v.l as we'll - for.
c'.n var coul CLOSE II aud MAKE peace
hy obtaining, II no, indemnity for the
past, al beast some security for Ia" future
,~.,oe' THIS WAS the last speegh ol oar
parrot Senator. Il Is his DYING legacy
To hi, counlry, Let all, from President
10 citizen, heed his WORKS, The aSpira
uon So often expressre 10 day that he vera
nov alive to take part IN the restoration
Of the rebel State is fulfilled. lie lives
IN hs declared opinions, which are nov
echoed from the tomb
10 those who would understand the
subject IA It's principles, in rs history, ITS
original occasion and substantial merits |
would runreni an attentive reading, not
only ct Judge Coliamrr's speech, bat Of
that whole debate.
Ga the 2O'h OF January lSG4. year
prior To the speech last named, he mlie a
speech, which Ia MS qaaIJr, and char
ae,cr a, a legal arguurua Is, perhaps the
very best OF his lrrus.c ehagt.. Mr..