The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
"Eebols" in Tho Cabinet

Thr Milwaukee Wisconsin, rrnpos
O. G"lr Robert f.. Ire !oi position in
GIani's Cabinet The. following is a
p"r' of 'hr article favoring his appoint.
Mem
"A' t,'lie Svu'hrrn representatives
III The Cabinet, who should they be i?
We knew that it wEht VIZ ul.t.t Ml.
shall differ widely with ,h,sl tMrit III TN
North, but We have long he'd The opin-
'uii that Grant. the soldier, Grant, the
magnanl'hous, Grant Blect of The pco.
pie, could properly and molly ,cn'ler
one OF his Cabinet appointments to
Rohert E. Ice, by all odds he first and
hoBlcst tiian III the Rebei Confe,leracy.
IT, wonll do vastly mitch to heal ,he
sore differences Lrtwceh the North and
South it would make our lately atirna
ted Southern brethren feel that they
had near place III onr he ,r,s and our
homes that we arr. now one nation,
that our glory is their glory, and hat
they have large share IN The success
OF The administration orour great Pres.
don't"
That's the lalk-thc magnanimity
that should be shown, and ifErllowed IN
would indeed "hcal the sore difference
Lefwccn the The North and South" No
better appointment could be made for
the Var Department. and there Is no
man in the North that bears better
character than Gen. Lrc. He is n
christian and statesman, and the only
"oll'.nce' he has committed is in draw
ing his sword IN defence OF constitutional
liberty. lie knows that that mods has
Failed 10 accomplish the result, and he
now snhmitSand awaits more pcacea-
bl" way 10 effect the greatest OF all bless.
lng< to the American people
[Decoraa ( Wis.) Democrat.
JAPANESE BAPTlzED.-On Sunday,
January , one OF the Japanese stu.
dents in abundance upon the Monson
Academy, Kudo by name; received
Christian baptism, and united with the
Congregational church. The young man
is about twrniy"ihrcc years of age, and
is characterized by ,hough':ulness
rarnrStncss, gracefulncss OF mannera and
unblc,nishcd .cltataClcr He is oie oi II
company OF six, who's something over two
years ago, were sent out to this country
under the auspices Of the japanese Gov.
crnmcnt, for the purpose of becoming g
acquainted with our language, literature
and civilization. Previous to their
coming here they had hardly heard of
snch thing rs the Bible; aid vet; so
eU,p. o,,n ,;f ,ton, bowe H., 49,, :, .
mild sccptre of Imnannel He was ri
ready prince IN all that constitutes
trnc manliness, aud now he has added
the crowning grace Of faith in Jrsns.
We believe this is the second Japanese
who has ever received Chstian bap-
tfsmi At least IN this tounifv. y few
months ago one was baptized bv Dr..
TilE'ny (Melhodisr) in New Brunswick,
n j, and II was claimed he was the
very first. We are trld that Oharal the
youngest ofthe Mon>on company, and
quite a genius in his way, having al
ready acquired remarkable skill ia Eng
l'sli compositions, contemplatcs, Mt an
early day. taking The same step, What
will be The ultimate results of these
Christian CONVERSIONS on lie future
destiny ofLhat singularly isolated, vet
very interesting people, tho Japanese
God alone can tell. May they vel
prove as ii handful OF fcorn in the earth
on The top Of the mountains, The fruit
whereof shall yet shake like Lebanon
[New Yorh Herald, lOM.
CRIrlcAL PusIrroN i,F 7HH RAn,-
cALs.-The Washington correspondent
OF the Baltimore Gazette, under date O