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IsJr The Ohio Crisiis thus sketches Rad

I1- The Ohio Crss thus sketches Rad.
icalism in a nutshell:
"The Radicals, pretending to love libcr.
ty, have extended slavery. Calling them.
selves Unionists, they have consummatcd
and maintained dsunion. Affecting econ.
omy, they have given us the costlicst gov
crment on the face Of the earth. Prating
of virtue, they have made it the most cor.
rupt. Clamorous for equal rights, they
prescribe more people than any monarchy
in Christendom. Invoking freedom, they
establish and maintain the darkest dcspot.
ism in eleven States. Protesting tolcra.
ton they proclaim acceptance Of their creed
the alternative Of ostracism and disfran-
chisement. Howling about purifying the
Government, they have made dishonesty and
ofhcc-holding identical. Preaching prin-
cipal, they subsist by passion and prejudice
Deploring caste, they elevate blacks above
whites in one.third Of the country. Mag.
niying loyalty, they have trampled every
worthy principle in our system. Claiming
craftsmanship, their officials are either con.
spirators or thieves. Landing independ'
ence, they are sorvile slaves to party eau
Gus. Pretending to invite criticism, they
stihe freedom Of debate in Congress by par
tisan rules, and drown it elsewhere in blood
Insisting upon peace, they prolong the old
war and strife to stir up new one. They
have made anarchy and called it peace
Pretension without sincerity 10 their pro
gramme, to be carried out by tyranny. Theil
creed il hypocrisy, their plea is cant, then
practice is theft, their end despotism."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-02

RAIN.-Much rain has fallen the past
week, and in consequence, the streams are
very high.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-02

y Oregon oats command from 10 to
- per cent. more in San Francisco than
California oats.
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ALAsKA-BRIBERY.-The Pittsburg
PENN Post says: Some intensely inter-
csting items concerning the Alaska bust
ness will be made public some of these
days, in which distinguished officials, lead
ing newspapers and correspondents thereof
will be made to figure. Over half mil
lion dollars were distributed, and the most
conclusive testimony is promised to estab-
lish the fact. 1t will be no elcctioneering
dodge as it has been withheld partly for
the reason, that if made public during the
canvass, the motives might have been misun-
derstood.
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AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.

AGENTS FOR THE standard.
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II our only authorized agent in San Francisco.
For Eastern advertising. Mr.. Fisher is represent
ed by s. NJ. Pettingill & Co., Of New York and
Boston.
Agents In the Atlantic states.
NrDsoS & MENET, src the only Eastern Advertis.
ing Agents, with whom do business direct in
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building. Now York City.
Tn. following named gentlemen are author
lied to receive and receipt for money due on
subscription to tho STANDARD:
"A. W. WATT, Victoria, W.;
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T.. A. WILSON, Skokomsh.
STEPHEN JrDsoN, Steilacoom;
Z. A. LlouT,
l.. l.. DrBEAu, Cowlitz;
JAHEs MUErHY, Utsalady;
F. GUTENBERG, TcckalCt;
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WARREN Cow, Nisqually.
by Money can be sent through the mails
a. our risk.
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Boy Mr.. Grimm Informs us that all the
transcripts story about the haunted house
on Mr. Sparks's farm, few miles below
this place, is a sheer fabrication. He de-
clarcs there is but ono truthful assertion
in the column article, and that was in rela-
ton to the bcd.clothcs being mysteriously
pulled off the bed while one Of the family
was sleeping in it. This circumstance, Mr..
Grimm docs not pretend to account for,
but he thinks it is rather a scanty warp
upon which to weave whole web of false
hood and scandal.
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- The steamer Libby arrived Thurs
day evening, bringing parties from below
to attend the Odd Fellows Ball. i1i ~r
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-02

~ We are under obligations to Capt,
Finch, for many favors. .,., Ia a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-02

ABKEvrAT1oNs.[ We notice that very
many Of our exchanges on this coast are
falling into the very slovenly habit Of abre-
Waiting nearly every word that will admit
Of cdrtxslment. If they have occasion to
refer to railroad, they use string of cap
ital letters, which only serve to cmbarrass
the reader. This is habit that originates
with incompetent printers, men who take
no pride in their profession, and is g Gus
tom that is more konored in the breach
than the observance" II you wish to say
Central Pacific Railroad, or anything else
spell it out, aud thus avoid disfguring your
sheet and annoying your readers.-Stafes-
man.
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A FINE PREsENr.-Chas. Burmister,
ESD, the libcral-hcarted and gentlemauly
proprietor of tho Pony Sample Rooms, sent
us. yesterday, huge package containing
sparkling champaign and rare cordialS, in
profusion, and this was followed by foam.
ing pitcher Of cgg-nog. We haven't
words to express our gratitude. May you
enjoy many happy New Year, Charley,
and joys through life commensurate, with
your generosity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-02

psO~ The Republican Of Monday has four
columns Of editorial and correspondence
devoted to the Transcript. Gale declares
that it is a frst.rate advertisement, and
did not cost q cent either. lie takes about
the same view of the matter that the man
did whose brother was hung: He adj
dressed large audience, many Of whom
were affected to tears" but the afectionate
fellow forgot too add that at the conclusion
of the remarks the staging fell and he
broke his neck.
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MA r r re 3.

FREDERICK PRoscH to Miss H. n. ELDER, both Of
Olympia. HE t'7f tf .'i@ $50 ~ ~
At the same place, b. the cams and q tAe aa,na
fine. Mr.. H. n: Elder, Pierse county. to Miss 9.
A. RIDDLE. Of Olympia.
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- The Egyptian cotton crop Of this
year amounts to less than 1877 ,O00, 900
pounds. It is inferior to American cotton,
but the high price Of the latter has in
duced the culture of large crop. if'a'''
sI. t- - - .-rs.fltrs So. , q fs.tf.
= We are indebted to kind-hcarted
lady friend for collation. Of excellent
sponge-cakc and mince pie, furnished on
New Years Day. ,.ab ~.,.t
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and eight wounded. The Cuban account Of
affairs states that the Government troops
lost heavily in killed and wounded. The
revolutionists deny the statement that the
Government troops captured all their arms
and ammunition. General Sutro sailed
yesterday for Santiago, with troops, 70 take
command Of the eastern department. The
revolutionists have destroyed the light
house on Lucrata Point, endangering the
navigation of Bohemia, Channel. Eight
hundred fillibusters have landed at the bay
Of Cochiuas and Santiago; the Government
has only 1900 troops in that part ofths
Island, and they are surrounded by 10000
revolutionists. Business is suspended, and
importation stopped. The authorities are
without funds, aud pay nobody. Distress
and gloom prevails everywhere.
New York, Dec. 20.-The steamer Alas.
la brings news Of the reelection Of Pres
ident Deaneas in Salvador. A plot to over.
throw the Provisional Government Of Costs
Rica has been discovered. Its author
General 'Sahs, has been called upon TO re'
sign the Office Of Comnlandei.in- Chief
LONDON, Dec. ga letter from Mon
tivideo says that President Lopez is pre-
pared to accord full satisfaction to thu
United States for the wrongs suffered h.
American citizens. It 10 also stated tha
be IL about to leave Vslleta for Assumsion
The Allies were surprised in an advane'
on Assumsion, and lost one hundred prs
oners.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Tbe last brick VA
laid in the Washington street tunnel un
der the river last evening. It will be for
mally opened on New Years Day.
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Masonic ELEcrIoN.-The following
list Of the newly-cleeted officers Of Olym-
pia Lodge No. l, A. +. and A. NJ, held on
the evening Of the 2lst ult, was unavold-
ably omitted in our last issue: Rufus VIII
lard. w. NJ; NJ. +. Hartsock, s. w.;
Louis Bettman, j. w.; @. f. Williams,
Treasurer Rev. P. E. Hyland, Secretary;
A.. Farquahr, T. Chas. E. Williams, B.
Harmed and T. F. McElroy, Cemetery
Committee.
, 1869-08-12

nol,tc llpu,rdatels, and traluf ruh Uv.r :; !, :,
larry in connection WITH the 'd1rllLrT t,.
Thttc fAcgA rlrnrty show that the f7yAl n.,....
The .{;ard1er COMPANY sui the EsAnJ l.,,r,.
i IL dlAbA currorat,GG--hasr recorrIlrl tis;r h..
cultits AMI 1htcd tHrcrs a. jntt!IJ sHr ,4,rr u.
sion TINT the two ruads will sooner or ar.r l..
cons parts Of one line rrnehtnN 9rnn Fort H,,i,
to Travrr.e llxy abH Macklna r.n .tnrr.. Wt',.
r,geuD. kslatpsIno, md Hiani fihphl..'
1hc 1IoUu,lnKtun un.1 tiat'HrHj.h. II ,r,. 1u,
sa}s: "Dn Thursday, August d, ttIr 'ir,r ~
the d,fgeEs nt counties on tho I'm" II s'n. +
tnrton 4 Ohio !ta'lFoad. % mst IT. Mon'r"4. IL.
rho cttizcn4' meeting IN ihA aftcsnts,u, .Atm,t'
ttSunop tacetinR. specches .tru it"1. hy i. T.
TTr.pnt rqSs it, jasa IT, L Ec Is' ,:.s. y
Su!ls, ileneihI II. e. UUll ana MF. ". f',ft..,,,
4 W sott .. ths t. ssnse Si tae n,rtt. ta.; '
,T.s; County .1Ia nkdu.'i sniSsI1e H., sn na liz:
~uu!,i givr sup.0W tnosc. Thr drlr, :.
from Moultr's rs1u neaFiy nnsnH'u, ;, ,t.,,' i.,'
shrlh} ann ErlupiAnl pledged thrr ,u,is,,, :. ;,
t.,"0 peT mile. Thc President Erlmrtr,, ,r .rs..
Mtwcen tl,DEs points this fai,; thai liz ..,..x
mr. Slrtaly Ut work iIotu Etflhsh11, tn i,
tnu, ami afr HON III Shelby t't,n,y, " n r,,l
ltAt, II Mcfrsn siauhs Hp 10 the MN, yr..r,,ss
Will h. Cofuflthceu b, stpteull,er !, a.l1 n .is
Of the favorable ollel4 Vt the t'hlt.sn,. At y,
af1lccis, We msJ expect cars ~ tA.I II, ~
i.lLt M!bgtbn 10 fh"rirttnNn by .la,.,ry !;
la1,. MrLr8n to expected to nay hrs rr.H.,r',,
OF the exIrDscs Of rnrsry, ny townships Or - ryn.
!I.tu!ion, ard to take t.".u Of ths capital ssak.
for necessary e1pctsey. IN catr the fIa1 !, III
never bc hutt, this u the ouI5 Ennncy tF,at vii "
Insf as all other subscriptions are to c tt!1r ,.r
ahe when the roal Ia coppete.t mil shr t.l7, H..
ntu2. 1t Is proposed 1t IN early tlaf tu ta IN
election to role UPON the donation 0, s!o,rts b,
Mclean. pa} able only when tho rold Is tom All
cars ruDnIng, There arc two points ~Lrrr il /.
pTopoted TO connect with tlle Dau7slt I,naI, l1k
Mount Pleasant and Leroy. The pentfe Az l.. h.
asked to decide upon ihe proper rfscc TIT THIS un-
ton"
The stock Of the Albany / 5usqrctanna R.iI-
road, over which they ale hat snx July isnt.
fought Tor twenty-five cents on d ,lar, H.
ur ed, the stock wltn1n tEo OF three ytars ias sA
for al1uost nothing. The struggle gnIng du tt.S
President Of the Surluehnnua cosnrant, ami III;
tioud NJ tho Erie Ifnllnoai. has cAsl.c'l III vi,
tlfmAnt for tho stock, aLd WE afe tnfururii l..1'
II hnx tuio ~ high ua une hnndrrd and t&eu,y.;tye
f1tr share.
, 1869-08-12
EFnf1ETNl TATEg

LIE decrease OF tho detit, under Grant Il
nd1n'r' t1ation, at the rute Of orer one
hundred millions Of dollars a ycar,
us c''ntrnsted with TIE abstraction O:
nearly thht whole slim annually By plun-
tlesers Of the revenue during the john
son r'4'.snr. il very good thing and re-
bounds to the credit Of tho admin ist stration !;
Int it is by 10 means m uusni1cd blessing,
II ere pre- ve-y positive limitH the rates at
which the debt can be p.id off without
bringing heavier taxation on industry, and
consequent staguation on business, thun
they will bear. A very gradual pay ync7t Of
the Deb. is locked for, but not a payment
at the rate OF one hundred millions yea
Such fute Of payment, in addition to the
other demands on the people fot annual
government expenses, and for Stato, ely
:'nd local taxes, involves 1ntio Of ta1atiot
which is unnecessary and excessive
Ono Of the frat duties Of the ar-
proaching Congress will be to FIT from the
people some portion Of the taxcs wLo.e
faithful collection by the present nd,uin's-
ttatlon has resulted in an excessive revenue,
The income tax, the most inquisitorial, the
most obnoxious in its Tendencies to beget
frauds and perjury, and which, at fro per
cent, now produces about thirty y-hve MILL
iuns of revenue, should be the first to bo re-
mitted. Many Of the petty classes Of
tszcs, the professional license and kin
asca u'1ca, should 60 with il, E1po-
Ilerce proves that in remitting any tax we
lrcreako tie flow Of revenue from other
sources Remitting income pnd license
taxes to an extent which has here
tofore produced $G5,0on,00O Of reyc-
nue. would so e1rand The returns
from other taxes, by the stimulus
it would impa1t to business, that tho actual
s'i1ninution Of revenue wonld not be more
tLan S50,O0o,Oc0. This would leaye us
Fill paying of The principal Of the debt al
the rnte Of s50,ooo,N 900 year, rate amply
nllil enough to rlstain the credit of our
h"pas md promote their funding at the
lowest rates Of interest. Meanwhile the re-
lief Of the industry Of the country from
snch remission Of taxes would F,e such as
10 revive business everywhere, and SGT the
u'y1iad wheels Of Industry and movements
4 commerce ngniu in motion. Let The
secretary have no fears that the Treasury
*ill luck money. The dcnger is no: in that |
direction, hut in that Of para1, sis of in-
lnstry through excessive taxation.
, 1869-08-12
THE LATE ELECTION In ALABAMA.

an Ah:t'clated Press despatch from Mont
snnncry, Ala, Of the 10Th inst, anys:
49,, :" fnli lctn.ns from the Third Cnng7exsiona
Dihl1ct give Ilrtn kcpuhlIcau) 4Gn MINORITY owe,
lfIAitsun. The tfelrcAf'nn VIII ht.nd 4s follow.
l:lrk from fhc Firat DN.Etct~ buckley from the
Nrt1 d. iIc[ln from the Third and uAJes from The
,nfih- = Ncpu.llcant; Dor md sherman,
IL the FrEtieth Congress- being al tscpabllcans.
but It IL Democratic losa of four, ns
compared viii their confident expectations
l,efurc the election. When thu previous
delegation Was elected, two yenrs ago, the
rebel democracy nm no candidates for Con-
sress, which accounts for tho return of au
eltirc Republican delegation. Since then
The State has been admitted 10 it's previous
rights in tho Union, and the Democratic
party. under the leadership cf John For
sythe. has been thoroughly organized and
united. Last fall they made most deter
mined effort to carry the State, and came
within 1880 votes Of doing 1.-THE vote be-
ing: For Grant, e, ,3cG; for Seymour, ~, ,o5G.
This time they felt perfectly confident Of
sweeping The State by means Of social
influence over the Union whites and
hy intimidation Of the blncks. But Of the
,ix districts they carried only two, and the
Republicans have fuirly won four. This is
conceded ty the rebel Democracy, who
longht under their own colors, and made
no pretensioas of being Conservative
Republican,
IAe result of this election in Alabama
shows wlnt the Republican party can do In
:he South, where they are united and net
together in hur1nong, and keep personal
.ivalries aud qunrrels ont Of their couucils.
hey have set bright example to the Re-
puhlicans Of The other Southern Sites,
which il is to be hoped will not he lost on
, 1869-08-12
FISHER, THE OUTLAW.
Two OF Isis Gang KtIted-1lntcr
Anderson sill on the War l'sath.

fF"H tht fdyftsse1us {-lFk.l Ethp 4 u.it!st 7.
sE or r1s VI sns M an @ =
haze been Kept in constant drta BY ire 1oli
Mataudiugs and murderous exploits Of John E.
for revenge, for eome imaginary cau-e on the part
Of Fisher, has not been s1tisneA, taosga The Ii, es
OF tn scosr OF men haze been sacrificed bS them
! iy the S,alea Of Texas, Missouri sud drkaasa.
but, from the knoxn desperate character
II tie gahs, zen hare heretofore been ex.
arrest ana last rra~Et it w4s Determined, "a a
matter ii public satetJ. TO effect their ex,elnIna-
sloE- 70 ln1s eud, Major Il. s ANDERSON. Jn.
sner,c Of C1aHtoru County, With posse Of siH-
teen men, started in pursuit Of the outIa "a m
Nonda, last By fhe exercise OF eon,iIershie
atoount Of strategy, and keeping their own coun-
oecupe,! ~ the sisters of Fisher. near rin1sss
1Tal1ie, in The south westcorner Of Beuton County
party oE Tuesday night IN or,iex 10 pot,nce nnni,
thsir tEe, Il they Issued from the horse In tsc
morning, =" 'AS
A e55 aaxa q 20 sn.tepatea the two out
csEe OUT Of the house. when demand VA n,s%:.
upon Them 10 SURRENDER. E1n1ustou sor1hl m er-
ise1 n5 sseaps 2*, q t71,ns 70 ht heels but hal
riddled With bullets Coleman fought win ahsat
iufe desperation. He ehpkled ali nia pistols thres.
n nnmIet n 1, ana ~ u M rssst ag ACROSS the cfreE
hiu.self ho's su eontdL lie, however. stitI foouht
nsihg his gtn, until we'll directed bullet Inn,
tne pis!o. ~ !oang Bfotnelson, one OF MAJOR Al
sehttlnS biu, 10 graks Instantly. f-|t
Is tAuies Ntrs take en- to the house and Fespct-
Aog uits heu ana laid out, when Na1ut ApJetson
gang. e' VI eae
We uu1t soon to be able 70 reeorzt the errt,,-
lion q the remnant oil these dapefate oufia -
ien .rsl sns soGmg1;y 80 long a*e1 b. the
uftlef Depreciation and murder, "SAA
, 1869-08-12

The TACT hns leaked ont tilst during the recent
'ihit y Judge q Dent 10 Long Er.ncn. with h+r-
r i, Ms.l,s'I!'s r. to sst shs r5cAdent ths 10
'd.nt privately informed Judge t:) Dent TINT he
could nat support him ~ the nominee Of the Con-
-trvatirc parry, hut on The contrary, would do all
u hls IoN e1 to.Hecu1e the ot the Radical
ticket ne further infornesi urnt that he hal
alEcaAy been much censured on account OF rhc
-tlteEcnt that he wuu't give TO him the support
Of the administration, and he wished It utdcr-
spth now that he would not give hts support 10
l1D, or any other relative, he tired OF get
:lng hu fell into troau,c on account Of his family
rcl1ttUns.
srcsctary Eoutwell has Incurred the lasting
lii p:eftrre Of Mr.. Giant account Of The active
art taken By nlm against the CONSERVATIVE Rc.
puCnn cause In TIE South, upon which ticker
Jtdfe u lent. her tro;hcr. ex;rcis 10 aseeDa 10
The 1u.EtEntnr. al char OF Ml.r!sstppL-N NasAint
:"h LrtJof:A-
These statements are 10 be received with
several degrees Of allowance on account Of
the suspicious source from whence they
originate; yet both may be true. 1t is
only natural that Mrs. Grant would like TO
TO zee her brother elected Governor OF Mis-
>issirpi. And, as be professea To be run
ning ns Conservative R7utlicdn can-
,iidatc, she nany be excused fo1 suppos-
ing slEt be is Eepublican, and that Re-
publican party is supporting him. But the
c.sa in different with the General. He
knows that A1r, Dent is not now, and never
WIN, Republican, and that the men Sup
porting his pretensiops to the Gubernato-
nal Office in Mississippi are the very oppo-
site Of Republican III sentiment or purpose
There Is II regularly organized Union Rs
| publican party in that State which will carry
Il II they have fair play. The constitution
, 1869-08-12
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Gs0n1c knvn of IV1hun&v.

Our attention is called TO the fact hist
Wild duck. and, perhapa other game, are offered
ft< sale In our markcts. md have been for
several dats- This is IN violation Of the Game
law Of the Safe, which makes It unlawful for any
pc1on 10 Kill, trap, net, ensnaee. bur. eel or have
In possession, any deer, lawu, whd turkcy, grouse
prime hen chicken, or quail between The 1kt
day Of Janua1J and The 18Th day Of August;
Bnv woodcock between the lst day Of January
RRi the LIST day Of Jrly; or any Wild duck, goose
or brauE between Lhe 1aih daJ OF
Arrll and the 18Th dsy Of August IN each
and every year, under a penalty Of SIS for each
deer or taFn thus Killed, and IS for each Wild tur-
key, grouse, prairie chicken, quai, woodcock. Wild
duck md brant- 1he penalties for The violation
Of this Law can 10 sued far
and recovered tefore m Justice OF the Peace Of
the county In HEB the violation Of the net shall
have taken place In an action Of deut, one half Of
inc penalty 10 50 to the complainant and the
olhet half to the School Trustees OF The 1ownkhp,u
which the aci shall hare been violated Dat the
following counties are exempt from the provisions
Of the Law: White, Wabash, Jasper, Lawrence,
t14v ford, cass, Schuyler, Brown, Washington,
Jefferson. Jackson johnson, Williamson, Ga'lattn,
Farne, Franklin, Edwnrds, Alexander, rulAsS,,
Union, na1a!n, Mn*sac, Monroe, Ferry, curter.
land, Cn;honn, Rsrdol1h, Pope, Chrlsiian and
Green. This Ia the law, and We trast that any
and NIL vioatoIs Of IL provisions Will he promptly
punished.
, 1869-08-12

Frt"' ~ sesf York 1ri1tsae, Augu.t ..
,,,, Iae Hss, 41Ese Garrison ta;e OF Rockford, Ill.
s seIth uall. The eongesatou Nas small 4iss
but earnest and deeply itDbued Win the r+Int.n: :
f Il sls ns.ns .Dsa1s aa1 rth Most shAdke sn
Of adopting Chtsitan fe She proposes N sa
srS 81 $ t9as a9sn'nv series F,eS n noa
Ae1 text yeatetday VS. t.Sen me Mms. fn1s
1shh' nzn ,ais,h sesp'ef !. finn and 18Th
dosn mEttll. bare pover 10 lar II dnw,. I'M
psTs TO- t1 10 tx 4 up sgain The akef ia
slen Ct Tic Son Of God assun1tns the nature Of
IT, IT, alu sgneHn9 liie Of possn5 and pefsecu-
Lon, and tnallJ DYING lhe most d.lepn,an!e death
tnat ~ nis fneMies could tnaI.e upon him Christ
ta maae asnse! Of no acco..lt, ana, though really
save hts people from aaelr sina No al tn sjl sns
Hora eser humh!fd himself ns did Je sus Cnr.st
10 this he Ehou!s oe oEt example. Nc sboui,i -
n,llln: to hr,utie ourselves ~henes er W. coaI
Thereby le.tGt Others True haprr e5 :, and mar.
feet resi- or the sonl could only be loua n1 tnt-
lowing The example ol our blessed Sar.o.. ''>
, 1869-08-12

II Will l,e remembered TINT Secretary
Hor'e changed the names of the nationnl
vcsEels Of WAY 10 those Of n classical origin
such AZ Achilles, Hercules md Nemesis
and, Ind be rcmnined in Office, would have
given rs nary with complete m5,holoe-
Icel nomenclature. Secretary 1obeson de-
serves the thanks OF the country for arrest
ing this Outrage, md for restoring the vessels
to they o.ie:n.l names. No country in the
world bes tepe1to1y Of names so r.ch ns
ourF. Our iunnmerablo rivera. our noun
ts:ns, and waterfalls; our States, and cities,
and towns, With thcir purely American
namee, cen supply a navy q hundred times
as nrmerous 81 any we shall ever hive.
Why go beyond this hit to accept the my
theological names which hare been in use in
other countries for centuries, and which 1t
best are without any appropriato dgnii-
carce? The kearsaree viii 1--we in history
quite ns mcinoraLly as if the vessel had
brtu named Hercules, or Juno, or Dido.
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when his orphaned li,ubs bore him to the
6tatc. To Offset Johnson'6 inability 10 rcnd
it will lie necessary for 6enter 10 have somo
other deficiency. Ophanngc alone will not
suffice. Orphans are too numerous to p.r-
nit any special merit on that account alone,
Can he not say that he WIS Idiotic for q
tiule !; or that the mcnalCs struck in when bo
VIII babe, and be wus puny until he
reached manhood; or that he waa "con.
jnred" for many years, and by his inna.e
strength broke the spsl and o1nanc;pated
A'tnscls7 seutcE, II be intends TO compete
with johnson, mus: MISC discover that he
wns shoemaker, or blacks1nilh, Or l.
tinker, or ho will bo orersladowed ly
Aud,h tAi>osism. "An orphan boy, who
"hpent Lis early days as an apprentice to
" shoemaker, ard who wAs laugh. to tsal
"hnd write ly hired g,rl, who uftcrwurds
died bcforo tho rising Statesman could
"A.ow his gratitude by marrying her.
h,nc,ling Of that kind will be necessary,
NJ J"hnhon will continue ut the sop-round
u! shohc hslf-Iuade nAcu uf Tennessee, who
Arc Ed fond, OH public occasions, Of testify
ing their respect for their maker,