Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

4 kTAauatf section On bllelF fol h0YF3MG.l5 ffil
4 the iud ges Of elections'shall heeRiisfed
/ wfiite 4r1tlie CITIZEN Of the United States
asEnd has al the lOther CROATIA oisBi0l1s iOl
An electPF Asg PEFsertb tbedd9glhlla bd
ne S9ps stiifnll9nsfbsY heailsFeee i4lsq hPis
llffTTo vsS55le a6ai 6st NE bBEa gf1gnti men.
MAS b aa8t6 BIesGElyr AD selit oet Tgf 10 Vio-
late hele0pstitptl0as aofthe State they
/ bad soleu1nlY swern TO supports at the
I foEenfng-nf tae- LegisIatufe, as well as
GO .c,SGnei4 asa8 e1cohrag6 the traEs-
Eressiau OF she laNsl9Ensde g. n0jj5 s1ftlis y
Genera2o Assembly that ever preFiouslY 3
held q stssion. Look at it. They re-
fused tV3let egIs5te citizens, possessing hL.
The ethRH qua lifeai ions Oh elRctQrg pre-
scfabed by the tG82s and ! coTlstit nj iOlt
4 vote. Who viii elaiul- ID this thar they
issgfNekaats6Be Iib5fty 0fzFh6 Bii z tIy col
tQrea lciti2e 2 ,alane.2l 7Fhhf rV6Ie iEileilns
and 7Ryss7lo thap That To his very
j Just and statesmanIike. aunendmeUt- i53
/ Demo- entire strength OF the
I pafEye 9arsse en- t-sEOGeds2V3 and as Ite4
l pulJlieans5Rllin the H oslseg d1iaai1 ~ a.
The final Rmepdnent Offered 20 ztlle
j bill was by Mr.. Eames, of. Ashtabula, /,
4 as fol IotVssa 4V&a laHe aILus@ soy =
| .taAnnend bFaddlinntEol ticlaz n lfael 4:
seetion Z, line 3fs section ~ ipe eaftef
j the word blood, ttor who has b0rtn
-atFIlls againatthe t4 4ov ernrnent duringt
lEbete Et6r. 91eW 40AE &AnA W9L gig 81 @
b OEagrs, 1as1ia t5as5en ata, thss DeuHaoras
fhsy did 81 81 teeisrine 's' ts9 S ysTs q y. 4
tea a ID d desire as ii Jartt. for ti5 n.
lubslwho had lJ9fnDT arms &sEainstg rthe
GREeFpIRan - y0te;'5 but 10ppgisada 10
I the soldieE who fought f,8F the 9oYern2
i GRIP LED fo4s 1896 By Oiie Of theft fat,lr-
Ite JEFF. Davis'B sDldfers. aszaTolsihR he
fright, and privilege of ar fiEeni in a
| country he had split his ThloOd to defsnd
and save. ASuch is -Olito Dem eraey.
On motion -OF MI Pen i8J6A 64a Ifke
county a DenaoeFsgl ltilBkJre i5us qdes-
sff2T 9I, WI i llsfal elolts1sl
sage OF the bifl, upon which the Yeas
and nays were ordered and resulted-
| yeas 55, nays 45, as follows; Democrats
eOling ia the afdrn1atIVsa- pub olicahsH
| in the negative
We have thus, at some VlBhath 4 Ia k en-
| froul the official proceedings qftle Gen
| eral Assem- bly, the record the DemOGra-
cy made in the passage of the most TO-
/ famously toutFagOus and nlneonstitu-
ltiona4 law ever epaetedf7 in amy t3tates
i They, themselges Knew 10 TO be such,
/ aud ID order TO cover fF over. pissed
another viil aiuOits bilf, 4disanalffvfnp
4 the Supreme Court oif ttae Stare from
exa mining i11l otthe character or. .consti4 y
tutionaIiity Of the law. in gu estion.
Every anie eucHnent proposed by Che
/ Republicans was offered Ia good faifh.
would carry thereby breaking, to some
HX TENT tina 90 uE b I'd IiIl lli gV Of the
bloW leEeledr as the bead dOf flss defeuBez
less, cclpred cifizen, and soldier, Their
/ evIi design has faited, but no thanks e.
Insthe N0Rambsf session 80 fI6effneF ;
after the supreme IGouFtr hadt dseiaad
their disfranchisiuR law pncQpstitutioBa z.
al, Mr.. KranerOf Hardin county, Ia eiie
Senate, and 1drs3ti ken bsod b aO0Idfi-
bianas in -the Housss iufroducsda8h hifls
resi- Pectiyeiy, g repeal the 9bpeTiodss
10 l0ngsr iisgr8ee The st8tUte books.
AIrs ikEagner. could not 6etIa -e0nsIde +
alton for Lis ball in tha sanatefv RRd i'm
the House, near the last day of the
thfrd and long session which edde1
AfaVEl tOgf, - F6rsn ulcll ftf65tl Ion ns[t
sRh lKeptaFod'a hil1eilSB tlieh ores dltvG8oin
every Qempcrat Eotipg ga ag ~ inst if gFe-
peal, and every Repu bifcan in favor.
fh EEef8 tll5 u ifiOcfatl El8. latttre 0tide
more resifdllrBed itG ao1i68lugD aIe ebas-.
sage of tine Visible Admixture shill,
with all its infamy and vileness, and a.
FRqpguize the theFifJE5s gElle5 5sHErep1ea
Court psz rePl1e1ating- its deetslQpE,4-
Il When q Deqfocratfc Judge decides, that
44Gss slJ6er6 las ne ID hts " hIoh q ~ bite.
tRisls is55 b0undztOtn Tres pectgi 'sael1alI' 1tlle
DempeEsey seY We must beynthe i1ag-
Couft says me c6iofed cfitii2shi 6f Ohio
bshall not Do deprived ooR MS e6astitu
tiOnal rights, then the entire Demberat-
! tc party, in the peraons Of Its ~schesen
re Prese 1Stft YG9Eesi tos alsFeeard gor
f6s saEu5 Bebiccssey asks a 4estt6lra-i tl5.
ton TO pQWer,f that -they may s, furt tler
tnsviir ana Wfong tPe peopte Qf Ohio
rod bga asS9isvi1q gdt % bra ,egnsbh 4
AbVfsfFT6 ANDERs 6NVfEIE.
EauV0J 8Gt Do EraZ---GHf ass son ifF
ar taRebel Nalignitsn E7xhibited.s sd Z
"a x oorrespohdent 81 the Boston frav-'
aeII6f recently visited And6rsonville,
and after describing ths horrible char
aeter Of the wateH ~ hichl the prisoners
we're compelled to drink, and other
wise confirming Ghe accounts of the1r
eFUUl tfeatmenb heretoEore published,
says .srsfarfrr ah1 81 hua sauab 1uoo %
- In an open spot a shorts distance to
/ northwest OF the prison PEN the last
/ feu1aifls OF The I'm t4TttsredA ones lie
sleeping theiT last steep. 5lCl5 ny lEiae
the twelve .thousaRdiRnd fiYa hundred
now rest, while, over them wave the
stars and stripes OF that nation Tor
4EhiGh they died. Simple graVesg A
little sandy mound, % sEFi1ite d cardboard
bearing the nRme-and the whole story
/ of their resting place is told, When
we neared the gate through which the
visitor must pass the high board fence
I which, surrounds tll0H Hcemeterys we
were surprised to see quite "a large par
/ ty OF ladies and gentlemen down in
/ the northwest corner Of the cehdetery,
hunderthe shade of thBatEees, thrOoTing 3
flowers upOnf,s the graves. 4Rhile I'VE
II com
/ templating their movements, another
| party entered the gateway, and passing
near us, walked On toward the other
eomps9g, and 8 hey pflssssa pS, ., lazy
sessing really handson1es fettures,
| steppedBa litGle WY feoIh her c0mpan-
| ions, and with gestures indicating the
deepest disgust scOrnfully spit upon
the grave Of a Michigan soldier.
There, = said she58 Z EsRitls z 'Byould
! laughed 'apprOEinglY,s q aud the party
1 passed on, leaving Us in O. state OF
I naturalization and rage such as we never
8xperienceda BEFORE. WHAT we might
have done in our anger 1Te. know not,
had we at that time been aware as to
who the scohers -weres For when we
/ found that the graves they came to
decorate 1Vers- -tlf0se OF the rebels, we
kcould not cOntFOlrOursel8 and fAs-ai ked
out of the cemetery and down into the
4 AOEGoG 70 regain OAAA 5G4A- 4onoGGs4NAAs. ~
| if the decoration of a deadly enemy's
grave within sight of their1 resting
place, and ia the same epelQsnEe, 81 was
| not insulting enonghI TheY We're not
/ content with chat, but must spit upon
the grave Of ursCOmfade Z
/ tOhi for a whip n. usreFy honest hand @
To- ~ ,lesA )! sshe raseals' naked th1o9sR the
/ Down Id the forest We feund q. large
1 variety OF Wild flower. Beside every
true and llntler 8he1 qhbhgihg edge 81
! lFoekan tIey hl0Omed iilsrbo0utg md
/ filed the air with delicious Perfume
| From these we selected the varieties
i which pleased as most, md with an
4RrmfhA retuFne edFto che OalhetaFgt laud
laid them one by one upon tlRa, graves.
The little mound which had been spit
lupOn We covered with wteaths and
bouquets of oslF own make, hanging
long gpFiga4 40f fnns0a apd tulips ONoF.the
IheRdboRrd. Then, taking cur seal up
I on the grassy mound at the foot Of the
I fhaEstaff, S46 waited far the party to re-
iltuFIl. Alter q Avhile they caInei iaugh-
y IL fraa~ NJ nd