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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Jeff Davis baiI bond was renewed

JEFF. Davis bail bond was renewed
Saturday. The accused is to appear on
such day Of the next term a. the Coutt
may hereafter TX. THE Judge said
Chief Justice Chase told him he won d
trial has been concluded. The new
bond given mas Horace Greeley, Cornp-
lius Vanderbilt and Gsrrit Smith on 1t
6'r S25, 900 each, and the remHinlng S25.-
900 sre given by citizens of Richmond.
TbiE WAS done by instructions from the
parties named. kx-SenalOr Bright, OF
Indians, WIS in the Courtroom. Gen.
Lee and Secretary Of War SeddOn were
in the city To attend as witnesses. Ths
trial will prObobly commence June Sd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

A bill recently passed the Assembly
at lhanv N. Y, pr"vidin 'or tn. line
and impriFOnment OF AL whn sell. or
give away, or send bv express anv
medicine or iustru nent to prevent con-
c''Ditnn or prncur- abortion. Tue same
evening The Dr'fL ocrats atIempts4d to re-
consider the bill, and dpel tred that il
was a blow ut, and would injure, the
Democratic press.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Democratic Principles and Profes-
siOnE.


ResOEDea, That the fortitude aud gall
ianfFy Of uur soldiers in the recent civil
war in defense OF the u lion. entities
hem To the gratitude of the country.
and they should ever be rennehl bered
by it ia its bounties. Democratic Plat
form.
Instances OF the gratitude" OF our
Deniocratie leRislatOrss and the manner
IN Wh ch they stremeiubsF" the gallant
S .biers, have ben numerous Of late.
Old suldirrs, who By reason of long and
hard serVics sin defense of the Union,
nave bee lme inca pacltated for earning
their own livelihood, and have been
compelled to accept the uatiuu's bouu-
ty and home in the asylum for disa-
bleu soldiers, have been declared by
graceful Democracy 10 be incompetent
and unfit to exercise the right Of sut-
frage, and cOust Qupntiy they are dis
fTGltchisedi And Gnis is done simply
as an exemPlifcation OF Democratic
= titude, y You know. This II the
Democratic idea Of the nations duty 10
AS defenders.
The other day Governor Hayes a p
pointed Il 0ue-aruIed soldier Superin-
tsndsnt Of the State House. Whersup-
on bill was introduced in the Senatr,
by DemuGrat, 10 abolish tue Office
and trans er its duties TO the Secretary
uf States office, where II Will be neCes-
sary TO employ "a person to do the work.
It Is therefore no saving in money to
vhs State. But it abolisbes u One-armed
soldier. Democracy shows It's 'tgrati-
, ute" 10y ab 'ishing offices as fast a.
crippled soldiers are appointed TO fiji
them.
Every indignity that deviIish ingen-
atty could devise or malignant hatred
usgesr, has been constantly heapeu
upon the s0ldiets of tbs Union by the
party in power IN this State. And yet,
3udas-like, they profess a grateful ad
HlraJiUu for soldirrs, aud have impu-
drnce enough GO ask the old veterans t.
nelp keep them in power Portsmouth,
Tribune.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08


Some Of the persons who condemn
Andrew Johuson's betrayal Of the Tn
ion cause nevertheless conplain that b.
was restricted in his mischief. They
would have bad no oTsnure-of-ofacs law
20 keep hifH Z odIs giving oof the whole
executive patronsge ofthe government
70 those whom his ireachery was de-
signed so benefit. They would indulge
hum in violating that Ia " at his pleasure,
and defend his privilege Of exalting
the mtst implaeable rebs Is TO the high
places Of the nation as a sacred prerug
uve neverto be infringed. They son
denim this policy YET denounce all
Congressional interference with is as a
wrong. f'Let johnson do al the mis-
chief be pIeases aud take the response
bility" say these eOunsellers. That is,
they would let him restore the rebel
lion to power, crush out the spirit Of
loyalty and ruin The country, and take
tie sponsibiity! And suppose this
nad been permitted, would not far
more fearful responsibility have rested
ON the Congress which, foreseeiDg this
mischief and having the power 10
prevent it had failed to do so? Would
not the people have Justly turned Out
OF power party SO derelict ofiis du,y?
Fns responsibility be upon our heads If,
having gone through blood and fire to
save the Union We now, through Iimid-
ity or mistaken magnanilnily, let slip
the results Of The war. Andrew John
son cannot be iIsdulged at the expense 4
Of the great interests of the country
To these Congress owes its first and
highest duty and when they clash with /
Executive unfaithfulness, obstinacy
Or caprice, 1t seems strange that any 1
lne could doubt the right or duty OF
Congress to defend the national safety /
with ali its constitutional power.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

A portion Of the Democracy are grow
ing uneasy and want tochange the etime
Of their national convention from July
4th until an earlier date. To this Au-
gust Belmont the wealthy New York
Jew who manages these little matters,
objects. what Belmont says will be
law
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Josh Billing who is great philos-
opher, says, ct is a question whethe1
the satisfaction Of scratching will not
pay man for the punishment of iht
fteh.D So it may be said to be a ques-
tiOn whether tie satisfaction Of wiping
him out will not sufficiently remuner
ate the R'publican party for the pun
ishment Of Andy johnson.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Some Additional Illustration of Dem
ooratio Spirit.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
NASHVILLE, April 28.
The Press and Times has reliable
infoFmatiOu of another horrible OUT
ragn prepetrated By the Ku-Klux, in
Mars bal county. Tenn. Last Sabbath
night Rev. L. Lincoln, a Baptist min
lister, residing near Pennington. was
rsken from the house of friend, with
whom be was spending the night
brutaIly murdered, and his body
brown into q sink hole. Mr.. Lincoln
vas discharged soldier, an uncondi-
tional Union man. and an elOquentsad-
yocate of the principles of the Repub-
iiean party.
A Mr Williams. very influential
Republican of the same county, was
bushwhaeked aud severely wounded.
90 the 21st inst.
The gentleman who furnishes the
above facts says the KuK ux post
handbiIls near the dwellings Of loyal ei /
zens warning them to :ake up their duds
md travel, keep their mouths shut. or
hey win hang high. and adopt every
liher plan they can fall upon to iB-
rimidate loyal citizens, both white and
eolored.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

The National Rebubiiean Convention
to nominats candidates for Presideni
and Vice President viii assemble a.
Chicago ON the 2Oth Of the present
month. A National Soldiers and Sail
ors'Conyeutioa wiz be held at the same
place on the 18th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

The New York World (Dem.) says -
'tMr. Wade has thus far, since the CON-
mencement of the Improvement trial,
acted With unexcpptionabla modestN
reticence and prupriety. Though sit
ting as a member OF the Court, he has
neither spoken Nor VOfed, acting no oih-
er than that of n spectator of the pro-
ceedings, differing from ether speeta-
tors only by ocCupying seat uH0u the
4. or instead Of a seat IN one of the gall
Ieries."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Any proud Caucasian who has COM
miited Hn ind sCretion fn tht. wnv ol
spoons or other properly is still at ihe
mercy Of niggpr testimony IN the
courts. Is this white mau's LegislH-
ture going 10 adjOurn without protect
lug this dafenseiess class Of Democrats
from gizzard-fUot mHehinatiOns 2-CoL
,EoagYiQL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

The Legislatnre has IA inseai0usly avoid
ed the duty OF establishing q Reform
school for Girls by appointing a com
mittse to receive propositions, but with
out power to locate the institution. A
very convenient way not to do it under
pretenss of doing il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Put a beEgar on horseback and be
viii ride to the devil, says the proverb,
and it was never better illustrated than
by the present Democratic Legislature
In this case the public unfortunately
must bear the expense Of the beRgarly
gentleman's fast riding, yet viii the
more patiently endureit knowing thar
the faster he rides the sooner he will ar
rive athis destination.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE OFFICIAL HISTORY
OF THE WAR,
Its Causes, Character, Conduct and
Results.
Nv HOW. AIFYaWDFR n. sTEpuEYTs
By hon, lLEE NDER 4. STEPHENS

.
4 Book for al Sections Gnd olI Parties.
u la great work prs-ruis the onit c7mn etc and
impartial analysis ui tso CauRrs e the war vet
JubilHhedt and ElVas those : o. inr tat Is and
shaeoys Of she great md o. ni y kn ~ 10 90. 3
nigh efdonra who watched the id-r'de or r vola
ton ON its tOui ain rluEs, nd " tlch were "a
1ocessto,e n ~. stephens from his posti ia g.
1eolnd uiA z e th~ Ciniederaoy.
To pub Dc tuat hss been eul fAited with APP
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an inteho a. t-eal aT Tho htrt est ord, q. The
r at Ainerlcuu War has AT lat found a nlssur8
r AZ o hh Importance. a. at wh 80 han O. Go
flli rec' i've that mndrFat candid and imp trtia
Treatment which truth ana iuttoe 60 urgently de-
uaud.
ht intense desire everywhere maUffct Z "a to
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~ KEN 'r hes subscription DO ever puhushod.
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One in BJsIoa. Nsss. los subscribers IN foar
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Send for Circulars q ser our terms, aud a rull
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
NEW RDVERTIsElll lENTS
Settlement Of Estates.

FFTHE accounts 10 the owing ossas have been
u lied u The Probate Court OF delaware oruntg
~ settlement: and the aamo bave been eet 81
hearing On the s0tn day Of May 1sB3, and then Or
nal setil ment g. vie
1. Pred. and hannah zigler, Administrators Of
R tiemsnt, adminiairator Of Ransom Clsu-
eut, deed.
s Alexander Marsh, euirdiaR Of Nary c.
Bright and Oth
8. David @. Mooney Guardah of Elisabetn a
Ciingnn und others.
s. A. j. Smith, CUR Ian of Philip j. First.
@. &. %. Potter Guardian Of C. A. and n. VI
Nib ar.
z. Henry Welis. Guardirn Of Ttcob Edear.
D. All ed BearDes, admr. OF amBs Porior decd
G. a. J.. Elliott, Guardian OF Evaline Elliott and
othfrs.
10. Trlnklln kenyon, admr. Of samuel Kenyon.
II. Andrew Harter, adnr. Of Laura P. Hartsr,
y. Henry Clark, Guard an II Nancy CLARK aaa
Isl David Sherwood, Guardian ,f James and
WIN. RouHr.
Il win Honoter, Guardian Of Judsop J Tar-
i5 Eleanor j Bean, aimr. Of Hiram Bean,
decd.
10. 3. Gorauch. admir- Of D. b. Gorsuch. decd
II VIM. M. Wren, almr Of Mary a Bryuont
decd.
Is. B. Hanover, admr Of Benjamin Cor
io. ~. II rrison. adnr. orwm. Wig,ou. deod
%. JOhu Waguer, Guardano frt tuE Decker
Mays s, '5a-at. PROP Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

There is nothing clearer than that if
the Executive Ofthe nation may choose
what laws he viii execute the private
citizen may choose Nhat laws he will
obey. The President has sworn to exc
cute the laws but the citizen has moi
always sworn to obey them. If then
Andrew Johnson's claim that the Pres
ident may execute such laws as he
pieases were sustained, 1t would practi-
caliy nullify every law upon the statute
books. The rightfulness of secession
would be confirmed and all just recon-
struction made impossible. 1t would
be anarchy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

a copy of E'int's Indian Bible, a
work which no living man can read
Was sold at auction iu New York re-
Gently. for the extraordinary sum of
aT.I30, the highest price ever paid for a
pr .nted book in this country.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will attend
Az a. my office Ia Delawtlrt Ohio, o receive.
the payment o. the tax pertaining TO Dela-
war; County, on Incomes OF 1857 and the An
uual Tax OF 1868.
Unless said tax Is paid 10y May 18th, there
shail hs levied iil addition the r. to the pen
nltit prescribed by law. Collectors have tro
uiAct tehAuHatrN power to remit penalties in
Cured lly parties from ailure to pay annual
tax within the time required by law,
In ull cases where the penalty acCrues it
must be imposed and cnllpttrd.
EUGENE POWELL,
Nav g'g8-lt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Prominent johnson men assert that,
rs >Oun as johns n is removed. he will
make a EtHinpiHg touT through the
Nor h.G AS General Buuler remarked
10 puOr ThoInas, afier hroiling him on
the gridirOn Of a cross ez tEn nation, we
shall always be happy 70 ss q him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

1t is a significant fact that since the
impeachment Of johnson was inaugur-
ated reconstruction has advanced more.
rapidly, successfully and satisfactorily
than at any other period since the war.
Ii such excellent results are realized
simply from crippling Johnson's pow
er fer mischief what may not be expect
ed from bis removal from Office and the
substitution of a true and earnest man
like Wade
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

At Shanghai, Illinois, twelve miles
northwest Of Galesburg. on Sunday.
fourteen houses we're blown down by a
tornado. two churches unrOafed. four
persons killed aud forty injured a oum-
Der Of whom It Is feared will die.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

The Legislature having little else to
do has coinnenssd tha work Of amend
ing and eupplementing its own acts.
what VIII the line stretch out tothe
crack ofdnora ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Farm for Sale.

r WILL sell my Farm, or Two Hundred Acres.
4 situate one nj e west # nEfr ndar, on IN
I'D I.adi f ,om Delaware 70 MsFysvi Ie The
arm is all uudRT fenCa and mostly improved
There - good Huuse and Barn the iarm
For particulars inquire Of me on the pr m, es-
Nay 56s-3. SAAUrL Long
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
THROATGLUNGS.
Il 0TLOE.

This professional visit 10 Delaware, O..
is made in compliance with the earnest re-
quest of many parties in this vicinity, who
have repeatedly written to DIR. LIaHTHILL
for medical aid, but for whom be could not
prescribe from dislance-a PERSONAL
EXAMINATION being necessary 10 each case
before appropriate treatment can be pre-
scribed. After al examination, the proper
apparatus, and applications, ETC., are given
to the patient to use at home. The treat
ment being mild and pleasant it does not
cause any interruption to ihe business or
profession of the patient
Dr.. LIsHrHILL' visit viii termin-
ATE as above stated. consequently those
desiring 20 avail themselves OF this oppor-
tuniry to consult him should apply at
once.
may8'6s-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

School Examiners Meeting.
A n adjourned meeting of the Bo I'd Of Exam n
a grs " ia be beld On
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th, 1868,
At the Court Room, in Delaware. All interested
please take notice. }. S. CAhPB LII,
May s'68-6t. Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

A democrat in Mpriden, Ct., excited
ny t. plectian, demOlish. d an OTtpDn
ent thus s'Ye naedi'G talk 20 me I'll
bet If on Try ten years you can't make
ne equal to a uigger, no how you can
Tx il 70 The point was visible.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Crippled Union Soldiers Disfran-
e7iaed

A bill has PISSED both Houses Of the
Legislature takfng the privilege Of vo-
ting from the maimed soldiers in the
National Soldiers Home at Dayton
Concerning this viliainy the Cincinnati
Commercial remarks
What politieaI gain can result from
the disfFanehisemen6 Of men maBEled
ia a cause that has had the seal OF a
grand success, and has won the SYM
parby of all generous racesI Oue
stamp from the wooden peg ola Union
soldier, aad him disfranehised, viii be
worth a thousand votes. But there is
deep disgrace in being Unidentified
With q Legislature that denies TO q
crippled Union soldier a right that
can be freely exercised by the rebel
who shot him. What q curious recJrd
fhe Democratic Legislature is con
sfructing 10 eZplaintIts aims and ami
nus Let as fura to the Democratic
glossary. All, we openI at she Purity
Of Elections A thing TO be c0useFv-
ed. Grst. By compelling brunetfes to
swear that their circulating fluids are
abslutely free from Niger blood sec
0nd, by the disfranehisement of stu
dents aud all other persons eOBtHma-
eioa.ly learning to read and tG think /;
third. By taking away the ballot from
crippled ard idigent Yankee soldiers.
and preserving Il invialate for the he-
rOie founders Of AndersOnViile and
Libby Prison
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Georgia, the Empire State of the
South, has been nobly redeemed. The
Republicans have made a clean sweep.
electing the Governor, a majority ii
both branches Of the Legislature and
four out of seven Coneressmen Tho
majority for the constitution is 15.Oo0
and that of Bullock for Governor over
1000. This is glorious triumph for
loyalty, justice and congressional ra-
construction. CONSIDERING the iD,,,a,,sa
opposition the Republican eanss has ot
every step encountered from tba ma
tionaI Executive and the Demoors+io
Rebel party its success is astopisbi1e,
All honor TO Congress I All honor 10
Genefai Meadei All honor to the IRE
tired patriots Of Georgia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

The triumph Of loyal Reconstruction
in Louisiana Is still more emphatic
than in Georgia. The Radical consti-
tuition has b. en- adap'ed by 1888 ma
jority, the Radicai Governor. IA. G.
Warmonth,) together with The entire
State ticket has been elected by a stu
greater majority, and the Republicans
have secured three out of four Repre-
sentatives In Congress, y Republicans.
TO IA Democrats in the State Senate and
go Republicans 10 Al Democrats in the
House. louisiana redeemed and re-
generated, viii soon be restored to her
proper relations to the Union, to BE-
plunged uevermore, we tIu4t, inl0 The
mad whirlpool Of rebellion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Forty five streets in Chicago, aggre-
gatlue GnentY miles in length. are 70
be paved With BicOls0n pavement this
sumner.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

On the 3Ist day OF Deeem her. 1857, made
To the Audi. or Of state.
ASSETS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.- The argu-
ments in the impeachment case were
closed Wednesday afternoon. The
amount of time consumed by the Sen
ate in deciding the verdict, vi Tdepend
upon the indulgence given the Sena-
tors iu explaining their votes. It l.
thought probable that the balance Of
the week may to required to end the
trial. However, its conclusion may pos
sibly be reached sourtr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

south Carolina gives the magnificent
msjority Of oosr 43. OO6 for the con
stitation and the RepubIicaa ticket
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Fred. Douglas, in recent lecture,
TOLD the following anecdose: I was in
OHIO once, and, after a lecture gave.
while passing down the aisle, / saw two
lrtshmen, who did MT think overheard
their remarks. One said, "Jemuiy,
what do you think OF that man ?'s-
Jenny said, "Och, sure, he is half a
naEur?" Said the other, 'tSure Jenny,
u lie is halfa uagur, what would he do
If he was a whole one P'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Agricultural Meeting

A MEETING Of the Board OF bFsnagars of
"A the ID, ltware County Agricultural so-
eiety, viii 10 be ld at the Office OF the spcTe-
tarN; IN u, L ltvgare, on Saturday, May 10Th at
O'CLOCK +. M. A fun meeting Is earnestly
Ttquesltd' r. DURFEY,
may o Vo-2t President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

The students of the Western Reserve
College, at Hudson, O.. have given the
wOr d their opinions of the Ku Klux
crowd IN the Legislature who have
plundered them of the franchise. This
is the seventh protest against this ael
of partisan spite at knowie bv which
the present General Assembly has dis.
graesd theState and blackened its name
for all time to come. The young men
of the Reserve condemn the outrage IN
the following terms Of becoming indig-
nation
eve, the students of the Western
Reserve College, do most solemnly
protest against any such partisan and
high-nandsd ac' ION, believing it to be
prompted solely and entirely by mo-
tives which are in themselves their own
condemnation, and TO involve princi-
Piles which are utterly antagonistic to
those upon which our National and
state constitutions are founded"
While we deRrecate the necessity OF
protest. yet we recognize it as one Of the
means whereby the good sense and the
strong patriotism or our countrvnlen
may be awakened to that speedy and tri-
umphant action, which shall at the next
eleotiun5 oonsign to the obscurity from
whence they sprung the Democratic
members of our present Legislature,
whose dlsloyatty this infamous bill has
PLAINLY discovered"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

RTEw STOCK JUST RECtIvEn. Prices reduced
~ az NO s, Williams Block
Nays 'os-tt C. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

CONVICTION CERrAIN.-A private
dispatch was received IN this city last
night from a prominent member Of
Congress IN Washington, saying that
the conviction of johnson is regarded
as acknowledgements We have not. from
the first step in this trial, looked up
on the result as other wise than Ger
tain. 1t is one Of the clearest cases
ever intelligent men we're called 60
pass uDon.-JOuTRaI, z, III.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

MARRIAGE.-A recent sermon, by
Henry Ward Beecher, has the follow
ing regard tO marriag@:
You that are STARING, avoid the err
rnr OF those who have gone too fast and
to- far.
You that are old, bear witness for
yourselves, and g. ek 20 repair as tar ~
you can the errors of your own lives,
by warning aud directing the young.
Young men take hold Of each other's
hands.
Maidens, look to the God of your
fathers.
II there be any one in this world who
can not afford not 10 be a Christian, it.
is a woman. If there b. any one WnOse
beauty fadts as n 4 ,Ver aud whore
grace needs the susf feiIauce of the met
fable IT there be any one whose power
g in beauty, in puriGy,in gooesness5 it is
a woman. If there % any one lIInrr
than another upon whom blight fills
mH e rudelY If there bs any one more
han another, who is more 5urd n d
with grief or more wrung with sorruw,
It is a woman. 1 mSrVei Co see q wO-
man that Is not a christian. The lad
der beIWPeu your stuls and God is moi
half so long as that between cur souls
and Gtld. God made woman TO be bet
ter than mau; aud the perversion is in
proportion when she is worse.
-stech Of every young dIan and of
every maidt n, thai is b, ginning life, 10
b gin il ar ght. W0sg Is The time
D tys are passing. Years are accuuIU-
iatlng. It viii be too late by anu by
Begin now.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

The proud Caucasians of the Ohio
Legislature have overlooked one point
the eOl9red person can still give
evidence against a white felon. As
the repeal Of the Black Laws was loUg
subsequent to the first decision Of a
Democratic Supreme Court on the
Visible Admixlure question, the for
mer status OF "the nigger" as a person
not to it to test!ety in the Courts
sboui have been established pre-
viously to the passage of the Visible
Admixture Bill ColuBaJus Journal