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Can the President, If Removed,
Hold OMCe1


Il is vesy genial impression that if the
President, on impeachment, hall DO 600
victed, he is incapable, Of voting. holding
Office, NC. This is not the case. The Con
stitution declares, (and this il tho only pro-
vision anywhere that Judgment in cases
of impeachment shall not extend further
than to removal from Office, and disqualified.
ton to hold and enjoy any Office Of honor,
trust or profit under the United Ststes. -
This does not disqualify removed Presi-
dent from holding any Office in his own
State, from town clerk up to governor
And more, the words, "under the United
States" evidently mean, under the gop-
e,nn,ent Of the United States. Now, II
doth remain as a well.rcmembered fact that
our whilom supereminently loyal friends Of
yc days Of Abraham Lincoln, and who now
make up the Radical party, did insist with
vehencnt vehcmencc that tho President was
the government, and waxed wroth when
sucking doves Of the "copperhead' per-
suasion only gently insinuated otherwise.
As for the man who boldly asserted the
anti -Lincoln.anti- Government hercscy, why
the lamp-p post was his doom. ''ot''F ln5
Now if this doctrine was sound in the
days Of Lincoln, it is sound to-day, and
necessarily Andrew johnson if convicted
would only be prohibited by the constitution
from holding Office under the President, j. Q. t,
the Government ,'." '' i.'
Ofcourse not being professional constitu-
tional doctors We give these views for what
they are worth, and not with the intention
Of craming them down the throats Of the
beautifully consistent Radical party.
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-. ~ Z J. = e. TEyT2 fsTII IGLi 20
JOHN T. JOHNSON, the colorcd barber Of
tho House. of Representatives, has been
elected ono Of the Delegates to tho Chicae o
Convention, by the Radipals of Washing.
touCity What have our Republican friends
to say about this selection. e Wonder if be
will vote for Wade? The editor of ,tbe
Republican down town, We presume, would
know. But the proceedings Of the Conven.
ton will, no doubt, have his votes properly
recorded. ~
The white people in the Southern States
having all been dilcyal, will be an excuse
for this Radical Convention to admit negro
Delegates from all Of the un-reconstructod
States. That would be consistent with their
eachings.
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TREASURER,s SALE

OF OEHIEO Ld9VLS IN COLUNBd CUUV1T.
Agreeably % the provisions Of the Act Of
Assembly, entitled an Act 70 reduce The
State debt, 10, passed the Both day ofApfil
1874, the Treasurer Of tho County Of %
lumbia hereby gives notice 70 alls persons
concerred therein, that unlem the County,
Road, School, Poor and State Taxes, etc.,
due on the following real estate, situate in
the County Of Columbia, are paid before
the day Of sale, the whole or such parts Of
each aswill pay the charges and costs charge
able thereon WHY be sold at the court House,
In bloomsbury, Ps. +, on the Sth day Of June,
1868, and to be continued by adjournment
from day to day, for arrearages Of taxes due
said County, and the costs accrued on each
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TREASURER's SALE
OF uxsEArED LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY

~~~s'SS~
.Agreeably to tho provisions Of an Act Of
Assembly entitled an Act directing the mode
of selling unseated lands for taxes and for
other purposes, passed the thirteenth day
Of March, 1915, and the further supplements
thereto passed Oh the the 18th 18th day Of March,
1917, and the 25th day of March, 1921, and
the 9th day Of March, ls47, the Treasurer
Of Columbia county hereby gives notice to
all persons concerned therein, that unless
the County, Road, School, Poor, Bounty
and State taxes due, on the following tracts
Of unseated lands, situate in Columbia coun-
ty, are paid before the day Of sale, the
whole or such parts Of each tract as will pay
the costs chargeable thereon, will be sold at
the Court House, in the town of Blooms
burg, Pa, on the Sth day Of June, 1868,
and to continue by adjournment from day
to day for arrearages Of taxes due said
County, and costs accrued on each tract re-
spectively. ..t I'm. ...,-.f .-.,.. ....
No. of Acres. Warrantees or Owners. Dol. Cts.
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Call for the National Democrat.
N3ft ic Convention. n.''' ''.

The National Democratic Committee, by
virtue Of tho authority enforced upon them
by the last National Democratic Convention
at o melting held this day at Washington,
d. C., voted to hold the next Convention
tor the purpose Of nominating candidates
for president and Vice.President Of the
United States on the 4th day of july 1868,
at IL o'clock NJ, in the City of New York.
The basis Of representation, as fixed by
the last National Democratic Convention, is
double the number of Senators and Repre-.
sentatives in Congress Of each State under
the last superintendent. i,
Each State is invited to send delegates
accordingly.
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
FREDRIcK o. PRINCE, Secretary. y i.
Washington, February %, 1868. 7r ueHt
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The Lancaster IptclI
The Laryestand Cheapest Del
l'... 'si uuI ~ pen,,e,,,,.cn

The LAscAsrxR IsTatLraxscxa. Al
has always been known % q 6rst.cI
Family Newspaper. The Weekly
now the iatgest Democratic paper i
syfvaniu. Il has lately been great
respects. and 10 Just such q parer q
should take.
The publishers of tho lutelligen( I
the duty Of every Democrat 70 suppl
pers In preference 10 any other !;
many who will bell likely 10 subsci
one paper during the pending Pres
theyhave cohsiIded 10 ofjdr the
coz at the following low rates:
sinple copies, one year. SE i've
les el7; twenty .eopics Rjthirt
copies, to Oue add!sess evOi:sisht
dress, ESQ. Daily. tntclli gcncer,
70 Persons Wishing TO sell lei
better advertising Medium than
gcncer. Add RS n g.
marS'es,1I ! ATi Ne}Ea
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-08

DURING the epidemic of intcrmittcnts in
the West this season, the whole immense
stock of Ayers Ague Cure became exhaust
ed, and the producing power Of his Labora-
tory was found inadequate to meet the de-
n,and. Many who knew its extraordinary
virtues for the cure Of CnILLs AND FEVER,
paid exorbitant prices for it to those who
were fortunate enough to have q supply on
hand Some Of our neighbors paid ten
dollars for bottle, while the regular price
is but one, and assure us it was on the whole
the cheapest remedy they could buy even
at that figure. They praise it for two quail
tiles: first that it cures, and last it leaves
the health unimpaired. Iova Standard.
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CONNECTICUrO. O. X.

The election in Connecticut, on Monday,
resulted in favor Of tho Democracy. The
whole Democratic ticket s elected. Gov.
English is reelected BY aaincreased major.
ity.
The municipal and other elections in the
States of Indiana, Michigan, Kansas, Ohio,
and Iowa, have al resulted in favor Of the
Democratic party, In Ohio wehave made
heavy gains.
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DIED.

In Mt. Pleasant Township, on the 9th
instant, Margaret, daughter Of VIM. Howell,
Esq, in the 47th year Of her age.
Near Rupert, on the End inst, Alexan-
der Stoker, by drowning, aged II years, II
months and "a days. - - 90 % o.aa' ga
In Centre Township, on the Slst ult.,
Andrew Freas, from the effects Of an acci-
dent aged SO years, I months, and days. +,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-08

WIsTAR's Balsam of Wild Cherry and
Grace's Celebrated ,Salre have stood the
test Of long experience, and have come in
to general use. These articles are no quack
nostrums, but genuine preparations, skill
fully compounded, and well adapted to, the
class Of diseases for which they are recon-
mended. Seth ". Fowle & Son, Boston,
Mass, are the proprietors. r.. ,.........
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ESTRAY HEIFER.

zCAMR TO the premises Of tho subscriber, In Cen
trc township CClumb bia county on or about the 18th
Of Dec enlber last, RED HELPER. with white spoti
upon Il. and a large war on right hind leg; said
heifcr 10 supposed 10 be about two years old. The
owner 10 rogue stsd 10 come forward prove property
pay charges and take her away, otherwise she will
w ''N ANDREW FnEAs.
Centre twp, April I, 1863.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-08

The CANAL. Notwithstanding the hea-
w amount Of damage done TO the North
Branch Canal, twill be open for navigation
on the 9th inst. This is mainly due to the
active and untiring exertions Of the enter.
prising superintendent, Mr. Hudson Owen.
--Ber,cicA: Gozetke I.a.. .7s t..t fauya
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DR.. J. r. EVANS, a1d
T. Physician and SURGEON,

HAvlNG t0ea,ed permanently on Main
u y Street, BLOtlbiSBlIRG. Pa, would in
torn the public generally. that he 10 prepared 70
attend TO all business faithfully and punctuaiiy that
may be intrastsd u his care. oa terns oomtnensu
.tU-. He paya siriss attention to surgery a. won
AZ medicine, .-,. .-.... p q.
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Bloomsbury Literary InstitJ 1

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
HENRY CARVER, A. NJ, Principal
Proprietor,
Professor Of Philosophy, &c.
Miss Sarah A. Carver, Prcceptres,
Teacher Of French, Botany and 0rnau
T.. Branches. r.
Isaac o. Best, A. B.,
Professor Of Ancient Languagesl
Charles l.. Rice, A. B.,
Professor of Mathematics, 4
I. NJ. Bates,
Teacher Of ok-keeping and Eng
Branches.
Miss Alice N. Carver.
Teacher Of Instrumental Music
IN. Mrs. --,
Teacher Of Vocal Music.
Miss Julia Guest,
Teacher in Primary Departlnej
Spring term commences April | ST )
Bloomsbury, March IS. 1868.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

- Wlitbe sold at priyata Sale HOUSE
NSSl aud LOT, situated on sixth amt Rslifoad
ulD4 Streets above Iron, near the Flaming Mill Of
]. J. G0bhlas Z Co., In BIoomsbuTe, The house 10 4
new frame bullAinS, two alosiss high, with CELLAR
eslient eou diliou and we'll planted with every Do.
scviplion Of chocc fruit AilaceessaFy oulbuildings
sfo erected. The terms win b made liberal, sn
good .uls given For further PARTICULAR, inquired
ihlo once, NV 'p VIZ ~ Nov, u, 1857
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WELI,' D1eG1N

Tho undcrsignsd sives not leg
ally TINT he ID q practical WI
prepared 10 dis wells on short
reasonable terms. lle has he
euce IN the business Semafl
wishing anything done In his
give him a(visi.
Bloomsburg June, ~, 1891
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The In,pcachn,ent.

The managers Of the impeachment con-
spiracy through the spokesman, Butler, an.
nounced that they had substantially closed
their case, so far as the House Of Rcprcsen-
tatives and all the people Of the United
States" arc concerned. Upon the request
Of the counsel for the President, the Senate
then, with unparalleled liberality, voted to
adjourn further proceedings therein until
Thursday next, when tho examination Of
witnesses for the defense will be commenced.
The case, as made out by the prosecution,
amounts simply to no case at all. Even
those who are loudcst in declaring for the re-
moval of the President express their ,disap-
pointmcnt at the weakness of the evidence
adduced against him, and some of them go
so far as to express the opinion that it is
not sufficient to secure the necessary two
thirds vote for conviction. That the case
will be tenfold stronger for the President
when all the evidence is in, there can be no
doubt. The concluding testimony for the
prosecution adduced yesterday was even
more frivolous and absurd than that which
was introduced on the first two days of tho
week. The main point, however, upon
which the "impeachers' rely is the alleged
violation Of the tcnure-ofofice act. Aside
from the manifest unconstitutionality Of that
law, there is nothing in it protecting Mr..
Stanton from removal at any time. By the
proviso in the first section the members Of
Mr.. Liucoln's cabinet are expressly except
cd from its operation, and it is said that
this will be made perfectly plain by both
written and oral testimony before the counsel
for the defense close their case. In this
connection it may be stated, on the authori-
ty of prominent Republican Senator, that
when the bill (tcnure-of.of was under
consideration, Mr.. Stanton appeared in the
Senate chamber, on two or three different
occasions, and advised his party friends to
vote against it, as it would not protect Cabi-
net officers from removal, if passed, and
was measure Of o. very doubtful, utility.
There are more than two dozen Radical SEN
ators who are cognizant of this fact, and
yet theyare all expected tc vote for the con.
viction, and removal Of the President Of
the United States, for daring to assert his
constitutional prerogatiye in seeking to rid
himself Of an obnoxious Cabinet officer.
/ -
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.Onl THAT VILE BE JOYFUL w

.S'OHl THAT VILE BE JOYFUL !" When
menand women throw :" Physic to the dogs
and when trife out Of order, or to prevent
getting out Of order, take Plantation Bit.
ters5i Are you Dyspeptic Nervous Jaun-
diced, Hypped, Low Spirited, Veal, or
are you sick and dent know what ails you Z
We have beer, and was Recommended 70
try the Plantation Bitters,i which We did
With great satisfaction and ontife success.
Delicate Females, Clergymen, Merchants,
Lawyers, and persons Of Sedentary Habits,
ars particularly benefited By these Bitters.
The sale is perfectly enormous. a p, II,
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Trial List for May Term, 1865.

John j. Shank vs.. John Cain.
2 VIM. A. Mari vs.. James Dyke.
3 j. II. Blackiston et.al vs.. Lehigh 4
Mohanoy r. r. Go. +. -l....ra,l
4 Samuel Waters vs.. Geo. Willis.
s Samuel Waters VS.. Geo, Willis
6 Clark D. Stewart ann wife VS.. L. G..
Cleaver. ''' '',.. ..'r .........
7Sarah Stine VS.. Jacob Stine, Jr.
5 VIM. Feason ct. al Assignees Of the
West Branch Insurance Co. VS.. Simon &.
Shive.
Q Ed M'Cail ct. al. VS.. John Sweeny.
10 /. II. Person vs.. John Cain. r ~
ii Isaac Yetter VS.. Henry Meyer.
II Daniel f. Seybert VS.. Jacob Hoosler
ct. al. % JON Il'''T 7,'r'1-,ns ~ ''T 7l!' f..
l3 Daniel G. Ent's Admr., vs.. Jas. W..
Sankey. ~. e.41.t.,Y .r...rms.,
"A Lavina Davenport VS.. VIM. NJ. Kline
is Daniel Yetter vs.. Isaac Yetter ct. al
Is Josiah Thomas "use" vs.. Henry G..
Freas, sh d...g sg-a..l rg.,,J '-.. -,
II John n. Leiby VS.. Gideon Arndt.
IS John Colemanys. Michael Cronenet. al.
10 Lott Parker vs.. Silas d. Edgar. p ...''
20 Henry Yost and Wife vs. Geo. Hassert
~ w uCs sN ..' 'I.
2l John Reese vs.. Joseph +. Long. te ....
22 ]. B. Hazleton VS.. Henry 9: Hartman.
90 Wm. Renyson VS.. Butler Edgar. '
"a WIN. Clark vs. Robert Q. Clark. ~
!25 D. W.. Montgomery's Exr's,; vs.. OLA.
McGnrgell.n ,d n; ,,n...a.- Z. ..J..,,..
26 David Helwig VS.. David s. Helwig.
27 John Cooper vs. Daniel Hover ct. al.
% John @. Mann vs. John Hinterliter.
20 Joseph Hess vs. Samuel Everett. 'a iou
80 John Gilroy vs. VIM. Il. Sterner. 4.
81 Sihs p, Edgar VS.. Abraham Hagen
buch ct. al. ~. -'-
so Silas D. Edgar VS.. B. F, Reichard. 4"
SO Edward Sweet VI. John Anderson & Co.
"a Isaac Fegely vs. james w. Sankey. &
35 VIM. Hancock vs. George Leib. r3T
36 Philip Mowry vs, Sarah A. Bowman.
81 Thomas Bond We. John MoWry.
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MARRIED

On the Goth ult., in Bloomsbury, by the
Rev. D. j. Waller, Mr.. A. w. Lanning, Of
Salem, to Miss Mary j. Hallock, Of Hunt
ington, Luzerne county. Il aIj rat
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Al persons kM6aiue themselves indebted 10 ,hs
undersigned, ere requested 10 make payment without
delay. y. RUTTEn, ND
Bloomsburg,. Fsb,l3 IevI
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ALSO,
Also.
Grand Jurors for May Term 1865.

BlOOm-WiIliam Edgar. ~, -" EHl' IG3 iii =
Beaver-J0hn Michael. .., ....,,..,., rI,,. .'.,.-
Brarcraek-samuelC Conner Wesley D. FYcas, Enos
Ia Adams iyg o.. a. ..f.. =..ris. r, ..fH,..f"t~
Bcnion-aamuel Appieman.
.Cenue-William Shaffer. u gG.H f.t -Egr
Cataiwssa-John Z. Ellis. ...,'.g
Ceniraa Dor. r.-Thomas OConnor. .' .i' 2
,Frsnkiin-II. ]. Reeder. if.., ... T.. trs. -,,i
Greenwood Geo. Derr, Richard Kitchen, William
D. Wilson, Samuel Freas. q |'n.e
HelnlOck-Samuei Oil, William Fry. ..,,,, . u
Locust-Robert Watkins, wellington Yeaser, Jacob
Fisher. = ie fl1.tg1. ~ ',It 9i,.ili Al! %.
Mifiin-Abraham schweppenhci ger.
Madison -Snas Weiliyes.i5 G. IIH T1t8l-GGy
pine-Jscob Christian, FrencisP. Masters. d,
RoatinecreekL CHARLES Dyer on 3fff iilH-
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H'1hu ooI Vi. ''' 7No} }riess ior Coiumbia Coun.
jdai Michael coons bao ": NJ 2, l,ss 1slH 1851 W
THIS tsndi,er sDpoistcd By si y,Ssrl 10 The aAovs
case, TO distribute the money now o Court In the
order oesablished BY law Will moet tAe parties iA-
S & ~ !. on
his;sfhessin gloonsbarg, Pa.
Bloonsbusg, April l, 1885, if-,'g"-.'.-'
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

ny virtue Of sundry writs Of Vend dilioni Exponas
10 mo directed, issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Columbia Couuty will be exposed TO public
sale or OutcTy at the Court House in Bloonsbusg,
Monday the 4lh day Of May, 1868, at O'Clock In the
afternoon, the following rial estate 10 wit: ~
All that certain lot VI ground situate iu Locust
township, Columbia county, containing sixteen
more oress bounded on the east and south by lands
Of Elijah Cleaver. on the west by lands Of George
krishef. and on the north by lands Of George KTi-
sher on which 10 erected log dwelling house with
the appurtenances. il3i. '17l 49, - .3". .'.
Seized, and taken in execution and to be sold as
the property Of Augustus Groves aud Charlotte
Groves, jT s-l 7gf sH..J !r9 .l.g
I -au aGP .ls,ri also .1G a r,,.sg sirI0
+ The following piece and lot Of ground situate in
Catawissa township Columbia county. bounded and
described 1s fOllows.tO wit; Fronting on Railroad
street 40 feet aud fronting Pine 10 feet Join
ing and bounding on the east by lot of Benjamin
Fortner whereOn Is erected large frame h0u
and one small frame dwelling. itiJTl Cil! yrlHl
Seized, taken In execution and 10 be sold as the
properly Of John Jamison. idi'Ss' ''!' 20 i'f'''
.oJG4'- .,nny 1 "a also, 81 Z t .liiEY p.
All that piece or parcel of land or lot Of ground,
situate In the Dorounh Of Centralia, Columbia coun
~. bounded and described yas follows. 70 wit On
the west by Locust Avenue on the south by Railroad
street. on the east by an uley. aud on the north BY
lot 0f Reuben kni,tle, upon which is erected frame
dwelling house. stable and other ont buildings. 81
Seized, taken In execution mud TO BE- sold as The
property Of John Cannon.
II" 'ai 81 MORDECAI MlLLARD, Sheriff.
Bioomssurg, April 8, lsSs. t,....., -. q -,
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DH- Capt. Thomas Chalfant, member Of
the Legislature, has our thanks for public
document. f.,,,... ,v
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'H MAGNOLIA WATER, "A delightful toilet
srtiClc-supcrior to Cologne and at half tho
price. NO. ..
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HGr The Board of Revision of Columbia

1Gr The Board of Revision of Columbia
County will meet at the Commissioner S
Office in Bloomsburg, on Friday, the 10th
day Of April next, to revise and equalize the
assessments Of the several districts Of said
county. 49, .- d.
The following is the total valuation Of
each district as returned by the several As
SCISSORS, for the tri-cnnial assessment Of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution Notice

THE co.partnership heretofore existing between
NJ. M. Brobst and Thomas c.. Abbott, trading under
i868) dissolved by mutual consent. The books an
accounts are in the hands Of NJ N. Brobst for set
ment and collection. " fTHOS. C.ABDOTr,
Ca,awissa. April 9, is6s-st. '' M 800.
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WE PARTED.
GARIBALDI.

Garibaldi has a great advantage
over all political personages of our
day. in the rugged simplicity of his
habits. He has no single expensive
taste. Whether he sleeps on aspiring
mattress or a rock, eats fiet or fish
and maccaroni. is all the same to him
nay, he prefers the simpler fare
The persons whom he employs eat at
the same table with him, and his guests
whatever their character or title are
no better served. An Englishman
who went to Caprera as the represen-
sentaiiye of certain societies, and took
as present,a q dozen of the finest hams
and four dozen bottles of the choicest
Chateau Margaux, was horrIiied to-
find, the next day that each gardener,
herdsman and fisherman at the table
had q generous lump OF ham on his
plate ard bottle of Chateau MargauX
beside it. Whatever delicacy comes
to Garabaldi is served in The same
way; and of the large sums of money
contributed by his friends and admi-
rers he has retained scarcely anything.
All is given to FFhe Cause
Gsribaltii's three prominent traits
of charac,er-honesty, unscliishness
and independence--are so m"rked,
and have been so variously illustrated,
that no one in Italy (probably not
even Plus IN or Antonelli) dares to
dispute his just claim to them. Add
the element of rare and ineXtinguish- !
able enthusiasm, and we have the
qualities which have made the man. !
He is wonderfully adapted to be the
leader osan impulsive and magma
tive people, during those periods
when the rush and swelling of popular
sentiment over bears alike diplomacy
and armed force Such time came
to him in 1860, and the Sicilian and
Calabrian campaign will always stand
as the climax of his achievements. /
do not now speak of Aspromonte or
Montena. The history of those
attempts cannot be written until
Garibaldi's private knowledge of
them may be safely made known to
the world.-Boyard Taylor IN Septens-
Der atlantic.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-09-18

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