, 1869-10-29

O, biz ls1n wauss to sell it: and abe pecams pos-
sftaed of project to pe1suade the public iron II
tectu1e platform 10 Guy IL u permanent memo
tts1, st cuat Of f4ooa.
0k4xkAL NAdhrnEH.
General J. BaukheAd Msg1uder has been ex.
Qsedneiy veil received, socially, IN Hostoa, and
haa been pelsnsdod to de1lver hsa NaItu1lhan leo-
tnre second nue. one Of The teaalz To which he
WAS 3aylted list week VIVA tho 1unnal dt7ntr 4f
tho Independent 'cadets, = csaet company Of MI
llt.s, which supplied B great many ot1ccrs 70 cur
army, and tha rebel xaa n1ada tue sensaton ct
tho oventr1. Rev. Dr. Lothrop, au e1ceedicaly
conAe1Tat1ge Clergyman tha ChApiaIn Of the co,o-
phny, made speech, m which he admitted the
possibility Of worthy motives actu1'InX mea to
nEat calamity ou the wrong slde In cur eIy,l way;
ana General MAgruter himself spoke In desc.tp-
don Of the circumstances Of hss quitting TIE ns-
atana setriea IN tho dark dAya Of 1861 iearnz tho
capital, where he held high command, aud e.
pro- lirG 1ranh1T 10 MI. Lincoln hin purpose 70 b
"oG With tho old love and on with tha
new All this light treatment OF
The offence of rebellion has aroused good deal Of
criticism; the caaesz snd taeis chaplain hare
been roundly btFated for lion!x!nR rebel mani
fessiy uorepcntant: AID she old question Of the
conflicting allegiance to State ard United States
has been reopened Without any very profitable
Ns0lts-
Mr.. Curtis tf nose-pn1.ing fame. has been duly
relea1ed from bill Imprisonment in the County
Jall, ~ The expiration OF his thirty days HIa
friends Here on hand 10 make his esrtss !ron the
uncongenio1 institution seem NJ pleasAnt a. pos.
K.b!e. There ha1e eeen SOMA E11mb'ings u to The
"easy time" the wealthy gentle man has enjoyed
IN ns prison; bu1 there can be no doubt that the
mere fact Of Incarceration has been more btteI
punishment to him than 1yc years. hazl labor
~ q nNA1 ,nr
Last week completing Thrift. four Jear1 stuce q
respectable Boston mob tried to hang WuM.n
Lloyd Garrison. atd were ouly prevented b5 hia
being locked up within the ptu.ectanE walls Of a
l ja!l, one Mr. Aaron Cooley, then SoTtu End
rough, mud no* au old man, took advantage Of the
| auulyeEsaly To stluce the Boston papcrs into
plekeut1g nla claims upon the public ~ the chtv.
Alrous sayef Of At. Gaz1tsor1 life, now indigen.
and needing nlmA Thu circumstances ol tht:
| nppchi compelled Ill. Garrison To come ont In :
4a5l1@ thas he Il entttely Ignorant at auJ
real claim Of Cooley, and that nls demands have
tceu pres sed In aeasoa and ont Of season, any TINE
lhefe ten yeaIn, and eveo ca1iei &c lar Is TO nnt
uttrrahct !r begging letters addressed to En9iist
robleuen with the same pretext- II shows u
| eztfaunt!natJ tendency TO make mitch out o
| ltce, that III. Cooley, whether he resisted the
mob Of aided them, ahould chertah The tnctdeut Al
ibcee 5eoFs ~ handle soe making money.
The papers here are prinung the statemeut TIN!
| MAS Anna Dickinson has Al last declded Y
II axe her It1.t on the atage;" e1edolous peopl.
A7e accepting II ibT al It implied and kuppoAs
the press ali oyes the country viii oc dcludei int
copying tho paragraph. 1s1 meaning reallI u tha
Miss Dickinson is to daiivef one OF her lectures
tho Boston Theatre: and Its phraseo'ogJ - one o
these tp2cnious devices Of unscrupulous adyer1Is
.pg sgebte, 10 which newspapers pu1ht not t.
g.se ceuutenancc- nzSEaE.