Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-25

here Is the same as the one Miss Clara
Barton published and looked it through
thoroughly. | took. sorie beautiful flow
ers s-sweet-scented hvacinthsL place
upon the graves of those + might .fiud
from home. lfound many of the 4Gth,
Tooth, &c. but nothing to, tell of their
home. We stayed till dark, and then
came away intending to 60 over again
this morning, but lit has been raining
fearful yaanCt | am greatly disappointed.
10 .sr,Fasr d NASBYno 2ls--2 9dT
TIE Impeachment Question, Mating at
s..,...-.- The Corners.
sPosr OFFIs, Co1FEpEIT ROADS !
(which is in the State Nv kentucky. I
, ,...o,,t w., =; February 22,l868.: -
p. Yesterday, We received the Looisville
paper, and | J. notist into it reports ny
mass lneetfns in i0hieago and All Over the
country Etporin impeachment i feltt
that the hhhtid President, den6unst
and persekootid ezhe, is, sshood at least
hey sympathy from one spot-shood at
least know that in one place lie. he'd
sound and solid friends who would
stand by him in this tryin;eperiood NV
his regglstenee.s9 gTrir.r5ss SIT .g1fsg
therefore called a meetin Nv the Cor,
ners, wich WIZ held last mite. I okke-
pied the chair, and made the speech NV
the okkasion, ~ich i alluzldo. f.re,narkt
that never in the histry NV the DimeIlra-
tic party WIZ the clowds. lowrin SO frite-
fully over it ez know. / sposedit wuz
fixed fact that the President would be
irnpceched and removed maxim that hory
headed Ben Wade wholisla profapo per-
Sc kooter NV the saints, President in his
stead. Here. WIZ what eggeited; my
alarm for the future NV the Democrcy.
1t aiht that johnson is agoin ont. 1t
aint that care SO very much for him
but the fact that he will certainly be inn
peeched, shows that there, is pint be-
yond wich ofishel patronage cant con-
troll. | see afore me nothin but trouble.
If Wade is President the great moral
question is who will be Postmaster at
the corners z Will DcekinI Pogram's
paper. still continyoo tn pass thru. the
| hand; NV sound ConStooshnei Dimekrat! !!
or will that skcfter Pollock hand it
oat? WIFI be forced tn leve these syl-
van retreat, this haven of rest, aud ag-
IN, in my old age, buffet the cold world !?
Good Heavens The very ijee makes me
shudder, and that same shudder viii
convulse the entire South. --i. --'i''li
Wat ken we'do ? Shal the Corners sit
idle by and permit this great owOrng to
90 unrebooked ? Is a President to, be de-
posed and his postmasters endangered
for nothin am too full FOR further ut
terance. i'HI .ii '+-i e a."
Capt McPelter, late of tho c. S. a.,
sed be never felt SO good sence the Fort
Pillar affairs. Uv course y. J. would
resist, md then his sword would again
leep from his scabbard. In the coz nv
sich a Yoonyun ez the President wantid,
he felt ez tho he Good so calmly to his
death. His sole wuz up and eager for
the frav. In sich a coz, he Good gather
about him agin all the brave men he
| led doom the whole Of the hate war,
every one NV witch wuzalive and in good
health, ceptin one who he'd died recently
NV delirium tremens. He longed Tor 1t
Is begin. He he'd Abiishnists in his
minds's eye, witch he would like to go
thro-he knewd nv safe places toscrOss
into Ohio and Ingiany, and ny farms
rich in horses. Ofor return Of Nv them
days.
Deekin Pogram remarked that so far
ez he wuz personally concerned, had no
interest in the matter. Androo, Johnson
wuz nothing to him, Gor .wuz he any
thing to Androo johnson, but he wuz
a believer in constoosinel Ibis rty.
He wanted his niggers' back agin, and
wat hope wuz there NV that, with that
pestiferous Ben Wade in \. Johnsop's
seat ? lie shudderd at the ijeee. With
Concris in the hands of the Ablishhists,
with a president deeply dyed with had
ikalism, how would the little reminent
NV rites witch kentucky enjoyed be left
her? How long would it b9 before we
Should be compelled to admit niggers
to ekality with us ?-IIow long would
we hold even the slight eGtrol NV EN-
we now hcy. Why, under sach-a rool
we mite exceptto see, some day, he stars
and stripes fauRt in the air i'll the Cor
ners, and heer Yoonyun speeches mIle
in front nv Bascom's. What chance he
asked, wood there be nv continyooin the
struggle agin Congris {? Wat earthly
hope Good the first families hev Nv per
petooatin ther rool ?--Nione, Let us
arouse Let us do suthin Let us, ez
Kentucky allus hcz done, resolve. lie
begged leave to sunit the tollowin :s7sa
WAREAs, Androo, johnson, the Preslr
dent NY the 4oonited States, tho not 4
Dimekrat, is considably ncererl ther2too
than Ben Wade, and
3 aWAREAs, lie removed from OILS one
Edwin M. Stanton, a blodIy-inlnded
Ablishnists, a thing alluz grateful to the
Din,ckratic Eeart, and vEat -s.
WarEAs, For this act of justice q
Rump Congris is at this time engaged
in 2 attempt to depose hiln.,l aag. g4.f.
WHEREAS, We the Dimocricy nv Con-
frdrit Y Roads, feelin q love for the
Yoonion burnin britely in our buzzums,
snd feelin, also that the sed Ioonion Is
in imminent danger and entire destrue-
shen, onless the operashens NV an unhoiy
Congris is checked, therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we look with alarm
upon the aekshen Nv Congrls, aimed at
orr beloved President, and do hereby