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A SUPPLEMENT-.

Owing to the large increase OF our advertising
patronage, we arc compelled to issue a Supple
ment, and a copy win be found in each OF our
Daily issues. The supplement will be published
only about ten days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-23

THE New York World says: Judge
Chase has no more chance Of the Demo.
cratic nomination than he has Of as
sending to Heaven in q chariot of FIRE,
ike Elijah. We counsel everybody to
borrow no trouble on that score"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-23

A BLAST. : Shave you Blasted
Hopesf" inquired young lady, OF Boz
gle at his bookstore, in Virginia, the
other day. "No, Mss" said Begls,
"but I have . blasted toothaehe."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-23

DEATH OF 4 PIONEER U%sIosvrLtr,
NEVADA, June 2lst.-Frauk Baud, q
prominent man and old pioneer OF Hum
eoldt county, died at Winnemueca D
day before yesterday, after a short iii-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-23

A LADY and a gentleman were conver-
sing on dancing, when the latter said he
preferred the round dances. "Unlike
me-" returned the female, " for I like q
good, square dance"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-23

Gov,axx,sr has seized the guns Of
the Fenians which were collected at St.
Adams for raid on Canada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-23

soxs one cslls the time Of squeezing
girls hands the paimy days Of life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-23

AsoTHla succ.ssfai breeder Of "short
horns" Whisky tax.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-23
GRAND PICNIC.
Firemen's Tournament |!
To be given under the direction Of
YOUNG AMERICA ENGINE co. No. 2.
mHE U & 3

| WHE GOULD ~ CUhhLxNa
; J. SssPs 4. Ss y. & ii ss.IEE
buildings and ground atNeA
their lower tunnel, the Young America beg.
leave to announce that they Will give one OF
the finest PICNIC and FESTIVALS ever held
In Nevada, on the
4th ana 9Th days Of Jaly, 1888.
The magnificent Hall, 90 BY 100 feet. will DO
fitted up and decorated In tho finest possible
manner. and . Gallery cree ed entirely around
the Hall for the accommodation Of parties de-
shous OF witnessing. without participating 70 TIC
dancing festivities, where they can be served
with Ice Cream, Strawberries, and all kinds OF
cooling beverages.
A Ane EATING SALOON, eonyenlsnt TO the
comforts a~adiuTuriss The markets afford. Also.
ADDRESSING ROOMS for ladies, under the charge
Of an experienced matron.
Young America assures the public nothIsg
shall be wanting to psks fhis the pls.sentest
and most saiksfEctogy entertainment OF the KIND
sysrYfysn on the Pacific Coast.
The preliminary Exercises to be held on the
| Grounds will DO ~ followsi
Sunrise. firing salute Of 100 guns, and raising
the National Flag.
National AirE-by Brass Band, which Will DO
In attsndAnes during the Festival.
Oration-by the President Of the Company.
National ong-by Young America Gles Club.
amor which the Hall will be thrown open and
dancing commence.
OUTDOOR sPoRTs-AFTERNooN.
Foot Raee-Eutranes fss. o., for member Of
the Company, for . Silver Goblet, valued st $50
two or more 10 run
GRAND PIG CHASE.
rntrsncs FREQ. Open TO all comers. Tho man
who holds the pig to have it-partles to furnish
their own cloths that dossnt.
FOOT RACE.
For abeautifulsIlvsr Trumpet, on the afternoon
Of the 5th. Each company ct tho Department
(Two's excepted 10 run one member. Distance,
800 yards. The Foremsn Of the respective Com.
panles 10 choose three non.membsrs Of the De.
partment TO set 90 judges, . majority VI which
shall conduct the race and award the prize. The
Trumpet q on exhibition ct 6padings Saloon.
WHEELBARR0w RACE, for amsgnincent
sHcK RACING, ouol. Pitching. and Dumb
PIGEON SHOOTING.
Exciting match between the crack shots Of Car.
sen and Virginia. N. R-A large number Of
birds has already been secured.
A Shooting Gallery Will also be erected for
Pistol and Ride practice, under the auspices OF
Nj. G.. r. echoll
Alarge rwing, for the accommodation oflsdles
and children. capable Of seating four person',h
A fns rsid .namslsd ladies' watch will b
wAltzed for, at Is 90 . chance, on the otn. 70 20
awarded 10 the most graceful couple, by judges
chosen from the audience BY the Executive Com.
mittee.
10 The pleasure seeking public, and no amuse.
mani VIII BE- INDUCED IN calculated TO give OF.
fense 70 ths meat fsstidIous or eha,te.
A cordial invitation 10 respeetuny o.teneeapo
everybody 70 join rs In The eelsorasien.
Afarrs Police force wi! % On lang eon.in.
Miiis.v.rh ~ edsrod for . quiet, rational enjoy.
mani Of ths birthday Of American Liberty.
90.
p.drs, 70 behad at the Hall.
I'D. TREAT,
D. @. f000,
". W. 00kYELL
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CEASE Il eating humble pie. See tsls-
graphic notice. Hes dan, sure,
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SALE OF TOWN N

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board OF Trustees Of the Town OF Gold HID
will receive sealed proposals up to June 10Th, at
TX p. H., for the sale Of two Town Bonds, Of
1850 each, payable two years and three months
from date, bearing interest at the rate Of pcr
cont por month.
Proposals TO be handed to tho President Of tho
Board, W. D. c. Gibson, Esq, or filed with the
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
BY order Of tho Board Of Trustees.
II. C. MANNING, Clerk.
Gold Hill, June 10, 1868. ie16 I'd
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GOLD HILL
SAN Falscuoo. june 2. 1855.
SAILS.
80 Alpha, 10000 80; Is Belchcr, 800; 80 Boil.
lion, $AO019; IS Chollar. Potosi, $25a 5O02aaO
231; q Exchequer, $e6025; q Gould & Curry,
$11201100111; 10 Gold Hin Quartz Mil, $50;
l lfsl a aissS 9 ESsasSss b s SsSlusf' . Z; adS SGS
800; no Lady Bryan, $2I026 30; 4sOphir, So 30
buyer 10012 seller 80; 325 0verman, $saO770D;
so Savage, $3.50 5O0159015S 80; 70 Segregated
Belcher, $40 EO110; z Yellow Jacket, &l,t5O0
i,i45; Is Cole, $SO632 5O0s2; SO Amador, $25S;
65 North Star, S1o6; 1b Crown Point, 800 500
1ol@100 80.
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FORENOON srooK RRpoRr.

DAILY pr NELSON. cuuBpuck : co.
GOLD HILL
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REESE RIVER ITEMS.

We clip the following from the RsUsiils
of the goth
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ROMEO AND JULIET {!

WIN be presented Shakespeare mastery tragedy
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ADJUSTMENTS.

q o L d H L l.,
On THE EVENING OF JULY 4. 1888.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Piper's Opera House.

To-NIGH T.
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geilli MefkIg #orld.


In letter written short time before the
meeting of the recent Democratic National
Convention in New York City, Frank p. Blair
thus expressed his views upon political matters,
t, his friend Col. Brodhead, of St. Louis. He
sid: q. based.-a- ~.s aalt.a alsla.-
There 10 but one way to restore the Govern.
ment and the Constitution, and that is for the
President elect to declare the Reconstruction
acts null and void, compel the army to undo
its usurpatons at the South, dispense the car
pet-bag State Governments, allow the white
people to re-organize their own governments
and elect Senators and Representatives Inc
House of Representatives will contain a ma
jority of Democrats from the North. ana tney
will admit the Representatives elected ny the
white people Of the South, and, with the coop
Grafton oil the President, 1t Will not Do oi'iouil
TO compel the Senate to submit once more To
the obligations of the Constitution, 1t VIII not
be able to withstand the public Judgment II dis-
tinctly invoked and clearly expressed on this
fundamental issue, and it Is the sure way 10
avoid all future STRIFE to put this issue PLAINLY
TO the country. repeat that II Is the reai anu
only question which we should allow TO control
Ms Shall we submit to the usurpations by
which the Government has been overthrown.
ar shall we exert ourselves for its full aud con-
plete restoration 1t is idle to talk OF green
oacks, gold the public faith and the public
credit. What can Democratic President do
in regard to any Of these with Congress IN
both branches controlled by the carpet baggers
and their allies He will be powerless 10
stop the supplies by which idle negroes are or
gained into political clubs, by which an army
Is maintained to protect those yagabonds IN
their outrages upon the ballot. These aud
things like these eat up the revenues and re-
sources of the Government, destroy its credit
ard make the difference between guld and
greenbaeks We must restore the Constltu'
ton before we can restore the finances. and To
do this We must have President who will ex-
ecute the viii OF the people by tramphns into
the dust the usurpations OF Congress known as
:. the Reconstruction acts
Iwish 10 stand before the Convention on this
issue, but il is one which embraces everything
else that is of value in its large and co,npre-
hensiye results. Ii is the one thing that IN
cludes all that is worth contest, aud without
it there is nothing that gives dignity or honor
or value to the struggle.
We most heartily endorse these views OF
Mr.. Blair's, and so will every Democrat, We
believe, and many of the better class Of Re
publicans, who are not Radicals.
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Election Notice

]. ". WOOD, Trea.. no,,. =
Idaho City. July IL. 1861. D'''s esa
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Seminal Necklaces.

treated.
Seminal Necklaces. a@#
Seminal emission Is the rdrsequence Of sef ahnsn
This solitary vice. depraved sexual indulgence IN
limited extent producing with unerrinr certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms, unless combat
ed by scientific medical measures. via saiiow cnun.
tenznee, dark spots under the eyes, Jain In the heal
ringing in the oars noise like The rnsling III leave.
or rafting Of charots. uneasiness about the loins
weakness Of the limbs. confused vision blunted in.
teect loss of confidence. diffidence tn approaching
strangers dislike 10 form acaua sanccs dis.
position to shun society. loss of memory, ptmnlas
and various eruptions about the face hectic aushes
furred tongue, fntid breath coughs. consumption
night sweata. monomania, and frequently insanity
II relief be not obtained, you should apply ifnmcii
ately, either in person by letter and have cure
effected by Lis now and scientific mode of treating
this disease. which never falls Of efectinp quick
and radical cure DIR. q. viii give ane hundred dol
lars to any person who viii prove satisfactorily to
him. that he cured Of this complaint by either OF
the San Francisco quscks.
Cured at Home.
Persons ata Distance may be CURED At HOME. BY
addressing letter 70 Dr. 0ibbon, stating case eymn
toms. length Of time tho disease has couinurd ana
have medicine promptly forwarded free from dam,
sgc and curiosity, 10 any part of tho country with
full and plain directions for use by cnclosin sfs In
currency $40 in coin In registered cttrr through
the postofhce, or through Wells, Fargo Co
package of medicine will be Forwarded he rx
press 10 any part Of the Union. - ssf| $50 -
Persons writing 20 the Doctor WIN please state tho
name Of the paper they see this advertisement in
All communications strictly confidential 81
Address, A8A Dir EfpRo,s S.
nAyeu :. DOE asa. San Francisco. caiiisrnia.
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P1acorv111c, Icaaho.
ECLD AND SILVER MELTED AND AsSAYED.
NJAn kinds OF Mineral Assays executed accurately.
Large samples OF gold and silver bearsg suphurets
assayod and worked by tho new process Of Chlorine
ton. placerville, June 81, 'esn.
..m. 49, fwA&
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THANKS Again we are under special obi
cations ~ the Agents and Messengers of Wells.
Fargo & Co, along the route, and to Mr.. J.
l. Smith. Agent in this city, for copies of the
Portland dailies regularly every day Except
one) during the week. BY these papers which
come by John Haley's Umatilla route, we
u ally receive the latest dispatches and Cali
fornia and Oregon news 4.
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New PApER-Two copies Of the Portland
Eveniug Commercial have reachedus. 1t is q
new daily, published by Mr.. NJ. 7. Bull, an ex-
perienced newspaper man, eschews politics, il
devoted to local an general interests, aud IT,
geographically and editorially presents neat,
sprightly appearance. We wish it rapid
growth In prosperity.
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-NolICe.
N o TlC E Is HEREBY GIN,
~ that on the Second Monday n
The 10TH, A ID. 1903. General Eec,io, ~ : Y
IL the County Of Boise. Territory Of d.la " y =
ritorial County. and Precinct Officers ta-., ~ .
One Delegate 10 Congress.
one District Attorney. Second Judicial rse...
-Four members Territorial Council A
Eight members House Of Representative
one Sheriff,
One Auditor and Recorder.
One Treasurer,
One Assessor,
one Probate Judge.
one County Clerk,
One Coroner.
One superintendent Pubic Schools.
One County Commissioner,
Two Justices Of the Peace for each Precns
Two Cons;Aules for each Precint.
Which election VIII be open atEgh; o'eioca \
morning and VIII continue open Until Esht gtss
III the evening Of the same day.
The following precincts were established b. nd
Of the Board II County Commissioner. ana tsv
sons whose names were annexed 70 each wss =
pointed 10 ACT as Judges; said election 10 B. hi,
the places designated:
Iddho CIy--A; the Cour; House-P 4 In
josh. Eanhn. Ber. NJ Anderson.
I1.me Gyore-Ben. I. DAVIS, Geo. GArrish, 4 mi
enburg.
Isacn1 Vista BaT-At Franz Gebhards-IEzz
Jackson. en-. White. J. J. Dcoley.
Las Cknace--At Wxllace's Si0re-J Ransz Ii
Chamberlain. 1no. Wallace
ksmneAdaa-frAnk Cooper, Dan Rslp, T. 4 81
ham.
Cemfcrrsle-At Murrzys-S Ridge. C. " Sw
& X. 0oaoLrap.
I',GoerrillC AT Abe JoLnson's-A Z caIEE.
s Hart. r. A MADDOX
Groa,ls--At Pal Noonan's-iohn Lear, Sz
Pal WEIGH
g'so~ocr City-At rApoe'f 0hcs-W. 3. hEEaE
E. A. stevenson. 10. Bgrksu
rpper I'dyctie--At ost1er's-Chas. OS1a ! !
Abbott
.Sfiper Esn Dtstr1ct Gold Hill Pnecincsl-laCE
". {. TAtro. ]. Bradford
Iioyse Shoe Bcnd-At johnson's-o T. '0aa
". Davidson. T. Perkins.
.SGsasc Crook-A; Grsys House. AcsuA- "
postngil
BoaSn-At R.u's-R. Geldsberry. r spss'S !
ostos. go
Ia H.P.A YE
July lsn2Itd Clerk boAfo = -
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PRETTY GooD.-We heard q very strong
Radical say, the other day, that he liked some
gentlemen on the Peoples ticket very much !;
they were Radicals, and so was he; and. un-
der proper circumstances, he would cheerfally
vote for them. But, he would not vote for any
MN on the Peoples ticket, because he thought
it miscegenation ticket, aad be was against
that When man is Democrat. he onght
to run on nothing but Democratic ticket
and if he is Radical he has no right to run on
any other than Radical ticket We think
this mans head is very sound on the main
question. .-.. ..1~ fe..s. ..fs - s..
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QUESTIONS FOR GEN. GRANT.

The following letter appears in the New
York Herald of June 23d. and. we think, con-
tains more than Grant or his swearing man
Rawlins, can well answer:
Gen. Rawlins' letter in explanation Of Gen
Grants order No. IL, is dated Washington.
May +, 1866, and why 1t should be girea ~ the
public only SIX weeks after 1t was written is
not proper for me to iaquire; but considering
that said order has been creating quite con-
t7oversy amOag newspapers, Il might have ap-
peared sooner. Without questioning the sta
bility of the ground upon which Gen RawIins
rests his defence, without arguing the proba-
bic result Of such dsl.see, take to. liberty Of
asking the General 4 ie" questions, which, II
properly answered will do COOL deal to.t ards
satisfying the minds OF the American pei pie in
general and Of the Jews in especial 10 regard
to this orlcr.
Eirst-Did Gen. Grant feel satisfied al the
time wien the order was issued that all the
Jews crossing his liues or trading near ar with.
IN their boundaries intended to violate bis or.
ders or u give the eneuy information IN re-
gard to his movements or plausf
Secoud-Did Gen Grant know that Jews
only were apt TO commit such offences
Third-Was Gen Grant satisfied in his
mind that among those Of other religious dc
nominations crossing his lines there were none
who would or might yioat. his orders or reveal
any OF his plans Ia the enemyi Was h. posi-.
tive that no Methodists, Catholics. Bapt.sts.
Quakers. Mormons or anybody else belonging
- one Of the thirty and odd different religious
sects Jews excrpted) which live peacefully
in this free country, would act contrary To- bis
ordcrsl
If Gen Rawlins should b. able 10 answer
these questions satisfactorily, then the Jews
may perhaps be willing to admit tina. Gen.
Grants order No. II was ju-tifable
A TRUE REPUBLICAN,.
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In CusTopY.-The la Grande Sentinel Of
last Saturday saws Pratt. who murdered John
Cleary on Grand Rpnde river diggings short
time ago, has sirrendsrsd himself apd is;ip
prison TO await trial. :. .s.s
ySisSf j, - !. -
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not1livedwith my eyes ghVt' Although 7 am,

not'iyed@ith my eyes shit. Although 7 am,
just'now attempt to deny ite&in IN SOME ma
measure under IA cloud, my fortunes am
proud to- say, have Sot always q Besh at 'toir
present'low ebb"aNIy Wife nsTie istdead nfGGw, nfGGwi1
poor creature Las one time Kept hef bfao5aagfh rough
am and pair and I haa 'myhacE for The park,
and and hunter down ct Melton. those days
are gone, never 70 return, Il Drink up sis.and
let Us have another glass 4 was ruined, in
the year Of the great, ,prniO.l Allithe more;
then the am fitted after passing through buchtd
bitter lsr experience, taIfll tho part ofa judiciou;
Mentor TO ing inexperienced youth. withEcapitar at
its its back, Sir, NY hpmhla;seryices are'yours fo
command iinialld il,is hola3so hh1 shI' -1ed oyS'
"Well," said with dubious air, .ait7is
just possible that you might be able to put, ,ne
up to Useful wrihkle two But in any y' case,
hiss not the spot discuss such ,eih' matte matters r
Come ana have bit Of dinner with ttL me lei at
my rooms, and We can talk things over after
ward, with the assistance Of pipe ana md "a tum
bier. "h' '''''' a" = '.''A g"
~, .eUar;. i4,u ~ hun l,;,ona3I.G ,,.,o:.
"a bit Of dinner, pipe and "a tun,bler !!
Ha,, Ia! I will attend yon my young friend
with the utmost satisfaction"
/ Concluded IN our Ncrt.)
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HaUsMaO Or @ US ae.lassE
7TTi7 57=7Tf N FIT5 ssss555s n
-, tsi,4se, .4AsSYaq "A SYankee IrLeks u baa tsssd

-T1BIJ D7-TTf stIrIE
M r,i,4ss, AKA "A yHgaRqAe Trieks u baa sssd
.sse ssssas 1ssayss
Soon after the. late war, when an amnesty
oatEIniofe ti COMMODITY Kh6oSSin "a as Sf dGmadstx
oatbis-3a VAS sonsdsled BY BONE -
ga thing Of beauty"(D which would idse foS
ever-a~ longjilank SCION -oftthes eonfndefacy,
clad in butterput jeans; walksdnineoo pllo lsfoo
vost Marshal's Office at CharlottesJiilSae aeihdIfas
qn|ESedi; qAiS f., gaiursf begii,si, .ldrss ss.s edT.
IF tbs b byaE ,thPe Place tQGs iqs9 tho piaa
hc apper s little s'iu iasf p axer
the estaBsiineht replied III aflEha DflEshhascd YaaRoe,
t~ang asisi sasadiSsinistsf TIE Ti TsihnessS' es'
oath here" 'he1''se''s lhSss"1,'
,.Buserpuft ~ Agial sir, Ii svdhtssuBa efssed
iptN the institution ,qnicke'rn ha III causuoftcle
"a feather. 10 ~ blo oaszaxo I'd, tS egg aysb
Reb's name, rank, regiments prsba aipiuue of
ab9le being aseersained &c in the oath ADMIN
istered With due solempisx and
Alter its aelnlp}.nigstratiQp 9pr RsP gqlPsaddr
two Of three timess and started out@tbcu turn,
something, addressed ihiifseFF8 THO pres
funoti5dary hIo IS my s!i es1Ha "a rsearssS
assay Capt'h.;I'm' sh.shs now ssa aidqs qs
II" li,Gr,pS sr~ o1l -nEs7efteS ssss
,a:Y sir,Y replied the sofhceriwith, aissaies
"cWell": with al qpizzed look; fsI'laas goosbaE
yankee as any body Inow, ain't,I2Ys!cO ri saias
/ "Yes, sir. you are" sss,iIiieat Ycasapn.
We'll" continued a1 j Batte5nappttt t,..Noy Gap-
t'iHR @ alaaF II, st0ssEsl s. 1ssEssP psf size VII
beFPohsahSt saith not What was The, ,aassEs s,rsss
ply, but it is prosumable lie thought it was a
striking }example ,a0f tthcH sG1pagsoaAn
dcath.'s .sn"xaaq aasisosqz beirDd ,NEDaaEo
tyf ,---,o. t,,,.,..at, 'kra h,;j;J .,sxz s-rnaxy
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"A new, village has heed erected just outside
the limits Of, Greenvillo, owned entirely by
industrious freedmen ~ Of that townrti aa..e III
During the recent cold weather. a man and
his horse, travelling in Southern louisiana
were frozen to death. An uncommon occur
renee 80 far South.
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TuS Plain TRUTlI, AND WHoLEsoME AD-
vIcE.-Fred, Douglass recently delivered an
address to the colored people of Akron, Ohio,
in the course of which he discourscd as fol.
lows
"Thc negroes had no more reason to feel
thankful to the government for their freedom
than had the Hebrews to feel thankful to
Pharoah for their dcliverancc from bondage
Tho government was driven to cniancipnte
them, and did it as matter Of policy and not
from any christian motives Of right and Justice
that although it was possible that naturally,
they were equal to the whites, they were not
practically They must rise through their own
cxcrtions to much higher degree. of intelli-
gence before being allowed all the rights and
privileges of the white race. lie did not blame
them for being in tho condition inhwhieh they
now were, as it was caused by thes degrading
influence of slavery. He should, however cen
sure them harshly if they suffered themselves
to remain SO without striving hard for improve.
m.ent That if fifteen years hence found then,
where they now were, their destiny was sealed,
ms they were now on probation, ,and If they
failed in that time to nobly acqult theuisSlyeesS,
it would be almost impossible for them TO make
any advancement.
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