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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-06-17
CHAPEL HILL. June 4th. 1868.

MIR. W. S. PEARSON, University Of NJ c.:
DEAR SIR-Having listened with much in
terest to the able " Grafton" upon the " Con-
stitution and the Union" delivered by you
as one of the graduating class, in Girard
Hall, on this Commencement day, we believe
that not only the sentiments expressed, but
the peculiar circumstances under which they
were uttered, are such that its general circu-
lation among our people may do good.
We, therefore, respectfully request you to
furnish us copy for publication.
We have the honor tn be, r.l
1aN D. With great respect, bra.
7.lsr.S ., Your Obedient servants,
-aa.,su...t ..a H.B. GUTHRIE, ...
THOS. J. WEAVER,
iss.rtfeesr .rr- T. NJ. KIRKLAND,
.-, JAS. B. MASON.
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CHAPEL Hill, N. c., June 9th, 1868.
MIR. w. S. PEARSON, University Of ~ o.:
DEAR SIR-In consequence of my absence
from home, did not have the pleasure OF
hearing the 6 Grafton" referred to in the note
of Messrs. H. B. Guthrie, 7. S. Weaver, T.
NJ. Kirkland and ]. B. Mason, which this
accompanies. Since my return, however, l
have been gratifed to hear the effort highly
commended. l therefore unite with Others
among your friends in the request, that you
will allow it to be published.
With the kindest remembrance of you as
a student in one of my College classes, and
the best wishes for your success in life,
/ remain, very truly your friend, DC,
cf -ss'l - ., SOLOMON POOL. Biol.
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TO i THE AS n 11s DEMOCRACY y

By W. v. NEND1SiIALs
Grant, the hero's on the course; aummos
Match him, match him, 81 s1q 3if 2.
Democrats from any source; ir,r.la.i s
Match him if you can. 9baq. sr--as.
You are sure to meet the wall, % ,i -s,,. ..
In the vote the coming fall-t..,,.aa,.... !.
Grant is bound to beat you all, .....
Match him if you can. ,..s ..;-
"See, the conquering hero comes"
Match him, match him.; -
Sound your trumpet, beat your drums, p .
Match him if you can. 5'.'
Unpretending, full revealed, ''7' '.
Firm as on the battle field H,9'' i'ir
Forward, boys, we'll never YIELD" s1
Match him if you CAM aa. -i '-
"Peace," surrounds our candidate, mt
Match him, match him; aG.t .H.
Hope" is knocking at the gate,
Match him if you can. a.. ....a.
Choose from Democratic {" stars" .-s.
Heroes of the triple bars ada. ..ft... ..,..
We present the " Son of Mars .r.,.r...,
Match him if you can. F-a D.. ma
sff fair vsod1 s-H.-.- lti- f s...-s- -,.. Sd 4.
"Boys in. blue" the challenge fling,
Match him, match him:
Echo makes the welkin ring, sac
Match him if you CAM Tag '.- '.3 7-
Crippled by the rebels hate, 2-a 81 ''2
Tauntedin Northern State, 81 ali p
They present candidate" sa.7ey ?u7i .la
Match him if you can. Do. 'i. ar ll#
:iaYstir- Irbaff'r -atiHHi'.1i LsHt.ts.f li d.
Grantsthe man to fight it out" a7l
Match him, match him; l-l 9-. sY o..
He will put the foe to rout, . ~ +.
Match him if you can, "a. gd bs,rm,r g,
Grant is on q mission bent --.r....
To the White House from the tent
Grant shall be our next President,
Match him if you can. ........-
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The Wbee,;,,o, 1.,o,,;o., .,,x,. 49,, uo,
tor Van Wrinkle has never belonged to the
Republican party as it exists in West Vir-
glnla-not even when he was elected"
The nlows in Juaeo are Al. so, .. IN
old R;ble dave maJe Of ,nnoa '" my. r q.
and drawn hy cow o,"s,;, a. a"n WV.
Why did not some prophet priest, or king,
try his hand on plows? "
ce,ohr.,.5 ,o o. .;a .,.. .,o
+hrno ,,,ost ...',,t,Is ooo 'r,.' .""' , ""
raro vo,,n, ind. IN .mos "o eIea Ia"
ried, a married lady who wanted divorce,
and an old maid who didn't know what she
wanted. a;
A young man in England who called HIM
self tile uStar Diver Of the World y recently
killed himself by leap of 100 feet into the
water. J aa brow ri g.. y
Tho noot ronrf.,,,, .,,,u;od H. al
tho r,pn,IorS ";s e ~. o.. ~ ,a",
WodnaSda,, e., NJ. Van,. ~ ~ ; T"'. ,,.
-r,oot rs re- - 'P'"N
Henry F. Dickens. a son of the great nov.
eiist. recently gave public reading from his
fathers works for the benefit of school in
country town in England. The papers are
silent as to his merits as a reader.
1,h, uL;, ,,.,.: D.,
.;nora non, nn, ano ;'n n. nun ~ Is.
has made his will beoueatbing = million and
half. with magni6cent suburban estate,
for great university, as well as another mil
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-06-17
NJ THEIRS. "A Partisan editor thus sketch

u M. THEIRS "A Partisan editor thus sketch
es M. Theirs :a1h f..'. @in3H ir
=, " A kind of Parliamentary mirror, he re-
fleets the passions of Others, and is himself
without passion. He weeps, and there are no
tears in his eyes; lie pierces his bosom with
dagger, and not u drop of blood flows
Pure acting, hut what an actori Flow nat
ural What suppleness, what force of imita-
ton What clearness and brilliancy of
stylel What exquisite grace in the negi.
gent diction You deceive me. actor and
you mean to deceive me- You play your
role admirably, but 1t is only a role; | am
perfectly aware of that, and yet yield, l
abandon myself to the seduction, and while
you speak, am under the charm, and wond
rather listen to failacies from your mouth
than truths from the mouth OF another"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-06-17
"Duris ut lick tonsa bipennibus
Nigra feraci frondis in Algido,
Per damna, per c@des alb ipso
Ducit ones. animumuue ferro."


And now that government, which, with
some evils, has so many good features, which
has conquered whole continent for Chris
tianity and civilization, has given happy
homes to thousands, nay, millions of the
poor homeless creatures OF Europe, and
which despite all the croakings of the dis
hcartened ambitious, cast away politicians,
C has secured the blessings of liberty to our
selves and our posterity," should we not rem
der the tribute of heartiest admirations, of
loyal obedience, and of clivalric patriotism?
Whatever some Of you may say, feel as
sured that those now present who have
heard the science of that government-its
checks and balances its powers and SOW
ereignty; its history and theory expounded
by this, nv veneer able instructors in the
text of Kent-that the now graduating
class will 60 out to the world, freed largely
from the prejudices oftheir elders-resolved
to support that government truly, and with
affection, to fill its honors, if they fall to
them, with all their zeal and ability, and to
guard it from all future party violence, SO
far as in them lies. h''a<-fi r''s se=IFs ..'f ~
And with no useless repinings for past
defeat and lost supremacy, let us, of the
South, the young men especially, dare to
90, what our good sense, apart from all
local jealousy, shall teach us to be right
Let us throw our whole energy into the task
*Pointing to Gov Swain.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-06-17
SPEECH OF WILLIAM S. PEARSON,

s15N d ID ~ OF BUhhE, ~ y .----. .
Delivered at the University Of North Carolina,
at the late Commencement. -rt
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-06-17
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., June 9th, 1865

CHAPEL Hill, IN. ", ouuC Jill, ISoO.
Mr.. H. B. GUTHRIE AND oTHERs-Dear
jSirs-Yours of the 4th inst, requesting a
copy of my graduating speech for publica-
ton is before me, accompanied with a
similar request from my old friend and in
structor, Prof. Pool, and expressing, as it
does, the belief in regard to the speech" that
its general circulation among our people
may do good" 1 can but comply with
your request. am aware that shall
be thought lacking in "that chief glory
of young man." bashfulness; but when
the time calls if ever time did call, for
men who dare to express their opinions
and maintain them shall freely submit to
the charge and bear without murmuring all
the evidence. -It ...- .....
If my virtue be measured by the resistance
which have given to the prejudices ofyouth
and birth, may probably look for no incon-
siderable charity from a generous public, to
which, by your desire, now submit what
spoken may have created some little sensa-
ton, but which I am perfectly assured will
not bear very close reading. .,rt, ,l ...1
With the kindest wishes for your happiness,
am gentlemen, t. s...ia.i-.t .,-... 3.
81 Your very obliged and humble sery't,
h5rl g7g. .. l- VIM. S. PEARSON. ID.
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For the Constitution and the Union.

For the Constitution and the Union.
My FRIENDS THAT day has, in my
opinion, now come, when the prophecy Of
Thomas Jefferson, that we would be all
Federalists. all Republicans" is about to be
fulfilled. The Calhoun school of politics is
dead forever, and happily so. Slavery and
State Sovereignty have sunk together into
the same grave, and their death is lamented
by few, except from a sense of pecuniary
loss or the transient sourness which sue
ceeds the overthrow of long-clierished pref
udices. H9 10. f.-Es..
The old Federalist idea of strong CEN
trail government has, on the other hand, been
established beyond question or cavil. by the
result of the late war; while at the same
time we witness the inevitable consumma-
ton of the old Republican dogma of univer-
sal suffrage. . ...
So that the expression we, the people of
the United States in the preamble to the
Constitution, will henceforth be understood
to mean, not "the people of the several
sovereign States as construed by Mr. Cal
houn; but the entire adult male population
of the nation and the equality of all men
as to rights, asserted in theory. by the father
of the old Republican party in his immor
o'N P'PSi, ~ nv" PiaSIicaily CuioiSSo
by new party of the same name ,
In other Words we are rapidly and insen-
sibly going back to old principles, and it
does seem to me that despite all "tle un
heard of proceedings" which have been
lately char ged by one party to the other,
there is little that is new in all the wondrous
freaks of the present race of political par
tisans. Yet we of the South are, indeed, by
:. the lip-wisdom of a lot OF beggarly edi-
= tors and superannuated party hacks, to be-
lieve that the Constitution and the Union
will be overthrown by the success of some
one party or other, and we occasionally hear
faint whispers of the advantages which
would accrue to US from limited mon
archy. % a-t -.. ..f ..,
Pitiful fallacy of pitifpl party Ride
ulous, that any ephemeral political ISSUE
should be potent to do that, in attempting
which, a whole people armed to the teeth
and fanatic with the prospect of success
failed wholly and hopelessly! al.l o.
Why for well nigh century, amid all the
deaths of parties and of party measures
with great opposing opinions on question
of public policy, carrying on foreign ant
domestic wars, we have. yet managed t.
keep up our national existence, and are tn
day stronger than ever, before. The reve
nues are larger, population is greater, emf
grafton is directed to our shores more stead
ily. civilization has advanced in our Wester
country more rapidly, and all our nations
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18
6ebietsumfans uno SepSlfsrunsssabl
e + ~ Der Der. 5taaten, A.. Hg

sIliS bcm itotitiidtu @urratl bcS Stparte.
mcntS Der Snnern in 8aldinDtou inb bic fol-.
9cncen Nngaben fiber haS SIrtaI bcS Unions &C.,
bietcS, icine SebSltcrllns unb berur Si6hgteit
bcrpor9t9an9en. .-rn rrs@
Sas greal umfaBt ,250 900 NuabramciIsn,
iucbon 140, 900 auf gSalIer tnmnrrj bic Staa.
ten entbalten 1904, ,451 Anabratmeen 2anb,
bic Scrrltoricn ,206 900. fn#.a.s FL.
Die @inipcbnc3abl Der Ser Stadten belief iidb
i'm Sabre 1860 ouf 81 ,446, 321, ipcbpn 81
149, ,046 ben iStaaten, bic ilbri9cn ben Ssrri-
tcrien an9ebprcn. Sc tommen bclnna6 in ben
Staaten II @inipobncr auf bic Suaoratmeile,
pdbrcnb III ben Serritcrcn 4 Auabratlneilen auf
ie eincu Ginipcbncr fommen Sll RalIahuletts
fpmnrn diif bis Guabratnfile 157 in @bohe
SsIdno 139, In Reip Nert 80 uno in 9enniDI-
baHicn 62 Ginipobner.
g86rc bic 9tbSIterangbei6tisteit beS sanjen
1lnicngebittS bic bon RaNdbuicttS, 70 ipiiroc bas
cine @riammbepDIterlmg bon 472 giaicncn
eraCben.- ----- ----- ~ ---- - ----. -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18

frat i'm " rncn ipolltc ct,paS bon Sbnen pilIcnj
Sie batten i'm 3orben gar tcintn Nnbang. duBtr
einem baIben 9uBenb Nad,liuier in 9tilleuri
Die 9slmont 9rnptniipn bat bic bcitcu Ganbii
oaten, bic ibr porgclblagen lparrn nit Serdd)>
tlins anf bic Seite 9clporien e baben iid) Den
@ebeueniIbrsrn beb Silbcns, enem 4reiton,
Samptcn, Sorreii beriauft unb bon bicicn
ino sic ernannt iporbcu, bon o d. ell Nldn.
nern, beren Sodnbe nod roth Iinb bonn Slute
unlerer crldla9cncn tlnionSlcpaten SScr Sbr
annabmelbreiben lieN tpeiB nid)t, iporilbrr CT
mebr ltaunen ica iiber Sbre Sre6beit ocer ibcr
bic unanifdnci9ieit Sbrcr Sprade !-Sic for
bern eirett 5lir 8epclniicn aui nnb uenncn fd)
|gleib,eitig eineu Eatroten-llm Sbrc ciacnen
geipaIttbdtigen Rldne 5u perbefen, 9reiicn sic
@rant oil unb bebauptcn er beobIdtse Scipo-
tismus unb 3uin, ipdbrenb 2 eab Wolf Gin.
ldben 5u einem neuen 9lutfeite Selbli 0elpp.
tiSmue pfrbe Der Anartie bor,u,ieben Irin, bic
. IL lcslaftn ipiirben I'm ben Cob Dor icbe
SbhrIdtpelle beS slcrbtnS 81 bringcn i'm Sn.
tereiie Sbrsr Srcunee 8crrcft, Sampton unO
Comforter .f t
| .,Sbre NbFd,f, General lisst 3u tlar am Gage
alb baB Se rgenb Semanbsn tdulben tSnntcn.
Sie beablidtissn, bic Silapenba ipcper
berjutclien unb eerielbrn ben V 0 rb ell Dor bic
SiBe 5u lc9en. sSenn pies arf friebli6cm
| sSege 9elbeben tam, ipaS Sic iebob nd,t fir
mDsIid balttn, gut 1T cine 8spcIuticn ba,u
notbiS, 10 tpolsn Sie Der 8obeSpirre berleIbcn
| lein -" t4
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NrOas elm DemoFrat esm Sranr Blair
ar faat.


Son. Siaae & Rorfis bon NuineD, Sq., hal
bsri bomoiraiiiden 8ietpfdlbsntldafte- 9an6i6d-
ten sinen lanssn Brief se6risbtn, BEN nit fol-
9enbe Sttle tntnsbmeh;' eHfn
o,Mtin otrp gtlidt 5ase ndd Der Slcmiua.
ton btr btmolratiifen ganbibaten bate id) clue
llntrrfbuns nit @tnsraI gaIsb GuIbins bon
WaHa6uittts- esr Sibrtr Der bertiaeu
Seuslratis). BEN ansssseiGnstsu SanRsu npa
2oItiitr. anb tr la8te MIR ;, Die tlaiadt Hraae,
UNI tpeId)t % fi6 banbtIt. iif bic: fol- 6tneraI
@rant pesr Grant y. BIaIr, IT,, Der nddite Qrd.
lhtnt isin, bsrn iuena Gebmour gftpdbIt tuirb,
ipirb tr niftsin Sdbr nitbr Isbtn I" Disie a9orts
befrtmbeten mid Sd ipdB. bas @tneraI gufb-
Ing ben 6cnb. Sspmour ssnau t,nnt, unb bak
q nidt nnbssrhnbsts Stmsrtausen 5u raa6tu
sftat le.a a.5 80 r..-.r, ~ ..D'5s ~ = :
- aud anbue intims Srtnnb, Scbmeur's Iino
btr anlidi, ba6 leins 0sinnbbsit itbr l6tpad, in
nnb bab I'm Sale Der gripdbIung 81, boom
paa PFdfbtnisnamf 5u btrtpaIttu
baeen tpirein. Dtsbdb ipirb % cine Gad,e bon
Der btdftn sSidtialtit. In abrtr Bsraangtnbtit
iidl stipde nmaHlsbtn unb iid Su trfunbiasn.
ipsld sin Rdfil g ie iIpb, anb ipsIdlt elder.
belt ftr 6risesn ees 2aubis uub .siut suit re.
a!erHng IN SbniR babsa phrbsn " ~ 80 g,
" sSsrt tfne Sic 2 gle kareil ME elm Tthnofrot-
gnb fluo le6 ttlntr., @Is tom 20, RaB Sie ais
eiss.Prdfbsnt aufs.itat tptirbtafs Rein Demo-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18
GpeurtSe Scr tCtttett a1TY

GincT stufrufc ;ufclge. iperbcn iid) bic Srrnnoe
Der llnion-bc5 6rcbcu6 unb Der Nrcipertdt-
in ben pCrIbebcncn 9orcugbS unb Scpnltipper
bcS GruntDS brrldmmen uno bic 9ebDri9e 3abl
TcIe9atcn crip6bIcn, bic 1id am baranifoI9enoen
Samo9c, % 2Iuguit, um 10 llbr Sornlitta9S,
i'm Gpunbaule III NlacntOwn ein5uinpen baben
unb Gin gBabl,ettel init Iolben Wtinner orfju@
icacn, BEN. .cbsr p0bre llnionSfrcunb leine
Stimmc unb Iciucn GinHub bercitipillig 6utom'
men. Iaiien pirb. Die S8i6ti9tcit, oaB ale
Sbeils br5 Gcuutis5 bci bieIcr Seramnlllng
bur6 @eprdielltdutcn, bcrtreten wcrben, tcns
ncn ipir Den 6rcunocn Der Union nno beS
6riebenS nidt tIar 9cnug Dor bic Nugen
bringen @S fam Gin Sifet auf9eltclIt tpcreen,
buS ben @eipsft rmb llntcrithbun9 aller ebren.
batter unb frisbcliebenber Wdnner ipiirbig lit
aRit siusm lel6c Sifct pirr eS icosm Unions.
name sur Yfidt 9ema6t caB CT bci Der gSabls
urne sribeint uno lein Ballot ffr ballebe abb
9icbt - babur6 iprb aud bic poue repubIitani-
| I6e Stdrfe in 2e6a County fir baS StaatS-
Sifct 5nr @cltun9 gcbra6t iperbcn Die NuS-
fi6tcn fir bic Gripdbun9 Der Scrren Sartranft
unb Campbell iinb icbr 9ilniti9 fir ullSj allein
mir mhhcn aud unlcrc @fi6t tbnn.
Nuf babcr, ibr llnion5frsunbc, mNtt @ud)
@ifcr unb fait @tutD D--ber Sic9 nno Der 6rieoen
1T nnS b0nn bcppclt iiAr. rula,.
Nuf @cfebI s.H
| :. y, @boobS, gurliBcr
Sobn $. 9elfri6 6, Sce. ,.,.gL
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1ieprrGentatiur ermabler I:
Die GammenOen Gng(Sfragen.
Setb Sbr berett?

Srcimdnncr bon 9td)a leib SDr bereit Sur
Gnti6eibnns Der 9roBn Strcitpunitr, i'm bic eS
bel Der bsrounabenbcn SSobl ii6 banbeIt2 Sabt
Sbr bic l6redibcn Solgcn bcbadt, ipcI6c Guer
2anb bctreffen mrgcn, iolltct SDr nno Nnoere,
glcid, Gud), cS pcrldumtn. bic bcbc 4fidt 5u
erfIlsn, tpeld,c in Der 9c9enpdrti9cn furbtbarcn
8riils Gu6 cbIie9t?
Dag bic srcBe &cpublifaniid)c llnion-Yartei
bic Nadt brlibt, ben rubm9ctrpntcn SeIren
unb Northumberland @ront-trinmpbi-
reub 3u cripdben, tNnn tcincm pcrnInfti9en
3peiiel unttrIic9cn S8olIcn mir CS tbun - iit
bic brdngenoe 9ebcn6frdgc. sSOS 1T Gnre Nnt'
ipcrt? gSCnn ,,Sa." bann nebmen mir Cure
Sohlie in Nniprud, - ipir forbrn Gut auf ia,
mir bitten Grd), pcu bcute oil Guer gciun9spcrt
icin gu Iolicn:
9anoeln, curb8reifsnote, ipfematiibes,
or9aniiirte6 0anoeln! !!
@eobst @urcm 2onbe unb belitn Srcunpen,
baB bon bsutc all SDr unabIdiii9 Gllre Na6barn
uno Srsunbe init warncnper Stimms auimertiam
MAIDEN wcad auf bic 9rrBen @rfabren ipcI6e
Die Hdflon DtDrpDcll.
Grinnert bieclbrn all bic idrcdlibcn Spfer,
ipcIde uniere tapfrrcu Splb0tcn 9sbrabt baben,
nm bic Union unicrer &dtcr bon ben mprbbe>
ilcdten Scr6tbCrn jll rcttcn tpClfc nit Dem Sill
9ruime bon Scufcln tdmpfell, I'M iie gu jcriio-
rcn.
@rnncrt fc, bOB bieic 6hDrcr Der bemofrati>
ibcn 9artei cbnc llrIad)t rtbclrttu, unb bur6
ibre &ebeuicn bic Station Spaugeu, fir ibrm
6ortbeifanb &ric9 gu fiibrn.
@rinnert le, b0B bicle rclnpfratil6m 6fbr,r
mad ben @orI6riftsn be5 0eiebcS nnb Der Mo>
raj i6uIoig lnb bcs N0rbeS, bes 9obberr0tbe6
nnb Der @rantltiftun9, unb unter ben @eisben
eicleS 2anoeS unb alIcr tibiirtcn 9dnber Der
Grbe biclcr 9r0ulenpplen @erbrc6en balbsr baS
2eben beripirtt babtn. . ..-
@rinnsrt iic oil ben mcraIii6cn $Dc6bcrratb
Der bcmOtrati6cn 6hbrrr pcS Slprbcns, in icncn
sntiebIi6en Sagcn bs5 @lutrcr9eBcns i.ra
Grnnert lie, bag George w g8ccbmarb i'm
Sabre 1861 iid Su @nnttn Der @sbclcll-, De
ipsrapo'S" sriidrtr, unb in 1868 funsirts or aIs
SoriiBer nno sScrtfhhrcr Der PennDIbania. De.
legation in Der Reip, Yorfcr Gcnpcuticn, peId,e
GeDmour nonnirtc sH
erinncrt lic, boB Grant Su0beS Ron G6ubl>
lid eanntD in 1860 parauf brang, bus bic
GrenSe Der Sirbcacn' CONFEDERATION li6 nOrblid
bon YonniDIbanicn critrrfe unp ouB in 1868 er
III Der Sitp-0orir Gpnbtntcn cinrn Sls Gin.
ninmt, unb elmer bon ben 6fbrern H. nm ScD.
mcnr ais Yrdlibcntibait5 6anbipqtcn au5u-
itellen.
Grinnet fs, puB Srbn Q. etiIeS, psl6r
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Das alice pafiirt.

Der ,9uHaIo Democrat" Id)rsibt Vim Dor.
lebten Wontas fubren 5tpei Soerren aus bsm GIite
Der DelaipareifraBen .Nrltotratie init ibren Che.
bdlfen in einem goote In bic Sa binaus NlS
lie am iiiblidsn ufer Der Sai babin iubren, fam
ibnen Der 8eoanten Gin, bdB bei Der ircpiIdcn
SBe ein Yab i'm filblen @rie-Sce red,t eranid.
eno lsin mhItt iSie lud)ten lid) btBbalb cine
pailenoe 9otaIitdt ans Die Yidnner unb bic
Sraucn bdoecn lid) natiir6 al 3ipri Stelen,
Die ttpd6 bon cinanocr cntfernt ipareE unb bon
oencn man fid 9esenleitig nidt icben fonnte-
Die beibcn Odmen bcbielttn bdS 9cet bei iid,,
Iegten ibre &Ieiocr uno 4retioien bcrii6tig in
baiIebc llnb taudtsn iid, oann In bic Elutben
bcs See's. Nus Sur6t, ie tDnnten pisllcbt &C.
ieben psrbeii, beltcn ile iib bnter eintm &c.
bilit in einer Yoiition 5urhd bon Der aus Iie
baS Hoot nid)t febcn fcnntcn Die Srren lea.
ten ibre 8IciOsr ain 2dnbe ab unb perlfedtcn iie
i'm @cbiid) Wis iib bebcn @bepadre binreid.
eno ab9ctflblt batten, iprbe bas 3eden 5um
Nntleiotn ge9cben. Die Scrrsu fanbsn ibre
8lcioer In ibrsm 8erIed, ober, Sdreden ais
bic Oamen 81 Der Stelle 5uridtebrtsn, ipo lis
eaS Boot berlailcn batten, ipar IeBterss nit ici.
mem gdn5tn Snbalte: &eioern, gobenen ubren,
Sonnenldirmen &c. &C., bcrl6mnnben Gin
Dieb bate cbne 3ipeifeI bic berrlide @eessnbsit
benubt fib In ben 8eiiS sineS 9ooteS nnb ci.
ner iprtbbolIen Oamsn9arberobe 5u ieBeu uno
mar In eriterem beimIid beri6punben. Wlan
oenfe iid ben S6rsden Der 2abie6 in ibrsm pd-
raoicilben 3uffanbe, in psl6em iie berbarrcn
mnBten, bis ibre 0trren @emable in sincm be-
nabbarteE Sarmerbaule iib wenisitenS 70 peI
weibIide &eibun9sithfe bsrldaift batten, INN
ibren @attinnsn ben @hdjus jur Stabt al or.
mo9i6en Oieie @elbitte ereignstc i6 am
borIsbtsn @cntas in Der Sai bsi Buffalo an
BEN @eitaoe cbsrbalb beS 2eudtbane. Sou
ben nnberlddmten Siebcn IN nod feine Spur
entosdt iporbsn oh bic bcriddmten Samen ii6
ilber ibren ni6t unbebsutenben @erIuit setrSItet
babsn, ipiifsn ipir nidt 10 bel aber ipiIen ipir,
oaB oisieben fcbaIb nidt iplcber ibre jartcn
@lisesr in bic SIntben bea Grie-See's taudsn
fptrben. -''~
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18
:, ,Der Krics 3,pifd,e oen Staaten. oef.
fen urfad,cn Gbarafter. Sabrun8
uno Sotaen

WV OStHsbf
bon 0on Nlsranocr So. Stspbens, IN Der Sitsl
eineS psrtbbolen gSerteS, oaS iosbsn bon Der
,giational MULTIPLYING Co." in philadelphia,
berdllSgcgcbcn iplirbe.
@elbi6ten bc5 lsBten 9hrgcrtrieges Iinb ipit
Yilje aus Der Grbe anfgcldollen unb fSnnen nun
fait bcm Sunbert 9ejdblt werbeu. aber Nllt,
iprIde sin rbtses 8erltdnoniB Der 1lrIadsn unb
cine gendue 8enntniB beS YeraufS beS befla-
gsn6ipcrtbcn 8riegc5 6u crlan9cn ,plnlbten, ba..
ben ben Ytaigel einer 5ubcrldIf9en 8eIbidte
beilelben bonn ihbl6en Stanbpuntte aus bur6
eilen Experimentation Wann bes ShpenS tief
empflmoen Sielcr WangeI ipirb nun beleitgt
purd) Negaioer s.. StepbenS. Sr. Stspbens
prcteitirte ernitld 9cScn 8cbelion unb CAB nllr
i'm lebtcn Woment nab, aS lein Staat, trob Iei.
nrr g9arnung, Den groBen Sebler beging.
Die blple sntiinoigun9, DaB bisier berIbmtt
Staatsmdnn beIbIeljen bate Gin Bud 81 i6rsi>
ben, ipilrbe allein idon 9enigen, Gin groBss unb
lcbbaftes Sntsreiie in aaen Sbsen bes 2anbes
al eripeden aber iptnn CO betannt III oaB sr
baS 10 reid)e Sbema beS lebtberigen 8rieges aIs
@esenltano 9eipdblt, tprc lcipcbI bas srobe Sn-
terelIe beIsS 0egenitanocs ipie bic ieltene S6id.
lidtcit bcs @erfaiiers fir ocilsn 9sbanbIuns cine
unber9lebld)e Spaunun9 in ben Nnnalen amer
itaniIbcr 2itcratur bcrporbringen.
GS cntbdlt cine icr9fdItige poIitiide NnalDis
Der Scrgdn9enbct trennt bic ipirtliben bon ben
l6cnboren llrld6en beS mglidliten Gonfliita
unb gibt icne inncren 8lan5. unb S6attenisiten
beS groBcn Samples, bic nur Iold)e bobe Seam.
tel gebeu trnncu, wcIde bic Slutb Der 8sbclu.
ton bon Der Nueue ans betra6teten, uno bi,
Srn. Stepbcn6 do 5tpstsm Beamten Der Con.
liberation 5u gdn9i9 ipar. ..s r.. -.
Gincm Yublitnnl, oaS nit anf6einenb dbnlibsn
Yrpouttioncn hberabcn mar, beriprsden ipil
cine Ioipob an9enebme ipie beilame Nenoruna
be6 @ebaltS nno cine seiiti9e 9obuns Der bod.
fen sIrt. Der 9roBe amsrifanilbe 8rie9 ba
cnpIib cincn SiIOritcr9 9sfuncsn, Der bedsn s8id.
ti9teit wilroig unb in ociisn 0dnben CT ien'
mdB9e, oHene unb unporteiide 9ebanclung CT.
| bdlt tpeIds QBabrbsit uno @credtisteit 10 brin.
geno oerlangen.
Dies unl6dBbarc Bert wrb mir bur6 Cub.
lluiption pertauit, unb bic Seraus9eb,r iuder
encn Sgcntcn in cbcm 9ountD