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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

THINK OF THIs.--Children, says the
Herald of Health, should never be al
lowed to remain in room where people
are smoking. have known many
children ruined by breathing, day af-
ter day, the vile smoke of the fathers
cigar and sometimes the mothers pipe.
If parent is so very ignorant of the
laws of life as to smoke where young
children live, he is barbarian, IN
deed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

w Old Parson NJ, of Torrigford,
was queer sort of a man. One time,
when his congregation had most of
them disposed themselves for the after
noon nap, he startled them, as well as
their ideas of propriety, by asking in
his loudest tone:
whats the price of butter?'
At another time, some strangers
coming to church with him, the con-
gregation paid more attention to them
than they did to him. Losing all pa
tienoe, he stopped and said;
"Those folks in my pew are cousins
from H, so you needn't stare at
them any morel''
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

@ A lady, who has a great hor-
ror for tobacco, got into railway car,
riage the other day, and inquired of
male neighbor, "Do you chew tobacco,
sir?" mo, madam, DON'T" was the
reply, "but can get you a chew if
you want one."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

How TO GET AN INVITATION To DIX
NER.-Two farmers lived a mile or two
apart. One day one called on the other,
happening around at dinner time. The
person called upon, by the way, was a
rather penurious old fellow. He was
seated at the table enjoying his din
ner. The visitor drew up to the stove,
looking very wishfully towards the ia
BILE, expecting the old farmer TO in
vite him to dinner The farmer kept
on eating.
"Wat's the news up your way, neigh
bor?" Still eating, mo news eh?"
"No, | believe not" Presently a
thought struck the visitor. "Well, yes,
friend, did hear of one item of news
that's worth mentioning"
"Ha, what is that?'
"Neighbor John has a COW that has
five calves"
'Is that so? Good graciousl What
does the fifth calf do when the others
are sucking?'
"Why, he stands and looks on just
as | do, ike dumb fool.
"Mary, put on another plate
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03
LAY REPRESENTATION.

1t is generally known that the ques-
ton of Lay Representation has for a
number of years elected considerable
discussion in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The General Conference of
1860, approved the introduction of this
feature so soon as it should be as
certained that the membership desired
it, and provided that vote be taken
upon the simple question of the princi-
pie, without proposing any specific
plan. The vote was taken in 1862,
and stood, in round numbers, $4,000
for, and 10000 against,-only small
portion of the members voting. 1t
may be of interest to those not mem
bers of our church to know the state
of the question, as it is now presented.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

w A lady having the misfortune
to have her husband hang himself on
an apple tree, the wife of neighborr :
Immediately came to beg branch OF
that tree to have it grated into one on
her orchard, "for who knows, says
she "but it may bear the same KIND Of
fruit"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

HA A young gentleman generally
gives lock of his hair to his sweet
heart before he marries her. AFTER
marriage she can help hersef-and
use no scissors.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

W Said l to little brother Howard;
"There! your toes are out of your
stockings again; seems to me they wear
out in a hurry" Giving a comical
leer, he said: "Do you know why
stockings wear out first at the toes?"
s"No" Because toes aOiggls, and
heels don't"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03
American House

THIS HOUSE, situated on Locust Street,
opposite the Court House. is always
open for the accommodation Of day and week
boarders, on terms as reasonable as any
house in the city.
Dec. I9, Is67-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

w A Christian bargain or sale is
one in which there is neither cheating
for profit nor lying for gain.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

w A Democrat of indianapolis has
blacked the boots of colored barber
as the penalty Of losing an election bet.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

w- An Alabama paper takes pay
ment in dogs. We can send club of
three or four thousand subscribers from
this city.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-06-03

~A Christian yard is thirty-six
inches and is not shortened by the
handling of the stick.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10


rTyHE subscliher hegs leave 70 announce 10 the
~ TRAVELLING PUBLIC,
Is well a. 10 Guy Boafders, that lhis elegant eslsb
lshmsnt has recently undesgons many desirable
changes and improvements. and has teen thoroughly
repaired and panied. Ths
Building Is ene of the best ~ the City,
and for convenience aud Leauly o. srssngsessnt =
acknowledged 10 be superior. its Fusnure is new
and Of The very best
The BAR IL handsomely fitted up, and supplied
with The finest liquors.
The BlL..lARD ROOM adjnins the Bar, and has
| eve full sire @Pheian" tables in complete order.
The TABLE is the very best IN the country, hay
inx engsged The services Of u the best cf cater.
era; aud his cook Mopsirur vamonl. from The cele-
bra.e Reslsursnls vefour" and ~Du,sn," Psrs, u
one oflke besi ia the world.
| With The corps of effeisat and polite clerks, and
obedienl servants, every effort Will he made 10 please
His Charges are Moderate and will be governed BY
iho.e Of amllst iirsi class holrls in other ciiies.
He asks he patronage of hisffieuds and the puhl'c
JOHN p. BALLARD. Proprietor.
September 10. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10

We give . portion q he letter Of Maj !.
snith on leasing the Central road. The
whoIs thing is well written snd Of strong
import and se regret our inability 10 this
issse TO give IL al as il is subject Of real
impoetsnee 20 cor people and they shepId
.sreiulIy study bc'h sides and vote With
reason and without prejudice on t. Fr
susself wf think we sre able TO run our own
,nsd and ~e are opposed TO sny portion ol
The Rsa taking charge fsr us. Let the
Stockholders themselves lease the road. The
siHe has no bosiness mixing up with rail-
reads IN, way. Maj. Smith will We under.
stand reduce the debt Of the road this yesI
- four hundred thousshd Tner - go
srars he woald ~srk % aat Of debt. And
Thea lease Of lsyssrs IN oar hands nigh
be made to pay something. Let Us all g
90 ssfk 10 make the read pay all. An'
not boiber SO much sbnus nho shall be pre-
sideni or who shall be difestsrs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10
NOTIcE..

hOfICE.
viii sslf Cor Cash % the highest 5id'er sf the
Ccur, Hos-e ia ihs ,o~s d Hnsiaso on Mond.,
lie 5sh. day al Drrsmef neri tne fale~ ing foxn,
Loas aud tsaes lsnd Coz due thereon iss lhs
year tssss 70 ~ns
81 setes sa Eus Rnseihs properly q wm. A.
Frrshw a,er. 15t arsrs Emo River as The prspsy
Rachel fsnsr, acres on Ese R..s. <Ass~TfsP-
sn, % Jsses I.ong. 40 ssssrSS Emo Riwfss ,hs
properly q A'ser MuusSr fso acre. "a iiiII's esss
Susoa. 49, % acres on LiiiIe River ii'-
,essx lQ6e3ss tsnfsld. Gasrsiln. :.
= "a ae.ss ca Lhsk River the property etS
r,r.A~h.x 30 aeres ~ Cass-st;srrk a. me properly
N N.rcy a:srrsf 100 sgns an C.tss' Creek a. ihs
ps.pessy oi Marina faeesL LA aefes 90 kno kise'
z. ,hr ssopersy u wanm Andfew. isI acres on
s,n, Eixer AS the troi<sty q Jsseph Dsnnessn.
: M acre, on Elie1is Cnsk as the property q WISH
: ;..,sn M1axum. ~ scrs or Emo kiser - The
,rooe,,y Of Nancs Rhew. SO acres on Emo River q
Il property u Flank Clas. loo serss en Csas
lCrsek a. he property II Mrgsrs, cslss
10 seres on CoIin. cses. The Estate cfJoh'
ICrswfsfd- sss acres on Bsek Greek a. the proper
. " Of Hugh Khkparitk. q acres on Cane cfrss
he property of sarah syke. 100 srrss on hss
lc,eek ss the property ei Ftdenek Bradshaw. 20
r. acres an n az Geek as he properly ef DsDirl Cook
lg4 srsss on Emo Riseras property q samuel bilior
ID lso seses on Mile Creek - vsopsr'y 81 hanh
smith. So acres on Emo Risv ss ihe woPsry I
Catherine saith as scres q Enn River 80 v
p,o,e,sy u LsmasI WiIkersa. 30 sssesan IN
River a. the property Of Ihs esais q Mary Dssl
Of 90 acres On Norh East Creeks The property Of
IN Hrrndau. 232 acres on ThFd Fora - ps"pe''
al IA IA fssbson fgz acres on Boflands efesk
listed by-r 4 Emory sgi Geofs AIs,oa.
- The lsilawIng LUTs 81 Cb iei Hill siil slso
- .o,d one as of John Evans enass of John Jsakn
one .s II A MeDsle,
Va. 400 setes or phsIis creek a. property of Jel
iissd seur. ~ acres on BosIsn, e,esk - proper
slG n f.enx. srsss on Bssi.sd's creek - pc
c,,x a John Ansheny. 81 scfespn Bofisnfs ere
n !. pseeesty Of Hepy A,drews. - acres on Do
lands creek as pFeFrsy of5ussn UsiE. ] sere
Iaslsod's etssk g psuPriy of saIe Dsvis.
80. an New Hop - psopeny q sam Fsues
IA .e,ss On Ee~ Hlps - properly " Chss. Jos
> .e,s. en- Hsw Hop ~ property Il nsy Jsnki
a, - s- p,.~ p.ss' a. property b. f.snss Coll
zn ans \, 70 chsPsl WI ~ Moses fi,arhias. and
- - Lors No. i4s.s ~. aos. aus. Ia he Toso
'Sp. ii.lislsro. osilv Unknown.
AN 10 sssisfy ts.a due The va, fsea.
JOIN TUkeso s sheriff
koxm<uAkf A
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10

psr They put The y, 5 Troops 10 quar-
te in one Of the College builriags At Chap
Hill, and as the troops vent in 10 oi the
students mossd out. and The devil Is 10 pay
Of the "HiIl.'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10

pdr We refer 10 Thos. J. Latham and
Webb and Rounirer ns Newbern as 10 the
high character of the houses we advertise in
that city. They are Gates and Green; D..
e. csrrsws,i } J. wolfrnder; remember
The names.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10
NOTICE.

A bL Admsossssloss Erscsios and Gssrsisps ore
a rsqvssed % asks their snnusi reports. aud ses.
sl.ments. also. those ~he haze not seseusd thsif
i,ads sse required 70 Do soihsi,h: - hssns calls
,,,s a .ne south this ~is,sf. An who fsio comply
,.,,h IN. no,ics nsy sxpee 70 m ssilsj epon ~ the
.l,ra GEORGE Laws.
Pfolssie ledge.
Nos. 10. Al sop
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10

nP We thank Col. Freement of the
wilminglon and Weldon road for an annu-
n membership Of The Cape Fear Associa-
tion, of which he IS President. We un
many from this section will attend the ap.
preaching Fair al Wilmington. IL will
be we'll worth seeing.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10

ear Mr.. Thos. j. Freeland--a compost
tar in this ofice--has been made . Vice
President lor Orange County Of The Border
Agricultural Sac,ety which hold i,s fairs an
nuslly in the town uf DansiIIe.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10

p6r In onr nes, we intend publishing the
repor, Of ,he Tobacco Trade in DansiIle
which should be read with careful attention
BY our readers.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10
~ william R. B.rkley. or Prince n

T william R. Berkley. Of Prince Ed
~srd county. Va. has been appointed no.
fary public BY Gov. Walker. This gentle.
man used 10 teach School 10 M.lraH. Rev
p. b. Henson we see noticed hga-ing 10 !
baptist Conventions at 81. Louis. He ],
prrsch'ng mos in Philsdsiphis. lie Toe
ssrd 10 tezek l1xa:a1 ~ssilkn. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10
NEw GOODS.
Good Goods
CHEAP GOODS.
Great Bargains in Goods
AT TlNNIN'S.

(tOME and see and if you are nai sssisird that I
wia ssll you goods ~ low. or lawer than yu can
buy 10 the p<re then bur elsewhere. Bui u ronvine-
&C thai what Tell you true (which al examination
viii show) nhy then Tinnn's e the place % 90. s.
l am jlsl receiving aud opening ny Fall and VIM
ter Stock Of Goods which offer issw. As low any
living man. any and everything yeu ~ant.
Hats lIsis.! Hats y.
Hats Of cost fs she next sixsy days mean what
I say; il you dpuf believe Il consr and ses.
BOOTS ANB SHOES
have alss large and splendid sock n heavy
Winter Beos and shoes: something thai wiIl keep
your feet dry and do you sersies. Shoes good ss
any boy's aud aeebdeJy the cheapest 10 ibe plscs.
Can and examine NV ssock of shees hei,re You buy,
won4n's shoes from Slss. Boys and Men. very
los.
GocJ heavy "a. "A shirting % l2I.2 Is. Ca
iieoss. Dsanes &c. in pfopouion. A large sleek O
Fancy Csssimefes. Sattinels. Kentucky leans. Flsn
nels. iinzsy. checked iiolnespun &e. Come and sc.
ths price, aud then hoy. The world can't bess ihs
excellent Cheese and good Coffee a. Tinnin's for
quarter. Remember seli siriekly ior Cash o. Bar
ier. Cash means the money Jo~a. feeins thank
ful Cor your liberal patronage IN the past hope q
merii continuance Of The same.
i r.. DrSNtN
wANTED--Ali kinds 2srr.., - :, ...h.sr, q
Goods. 100 pouaax,x ( ~ 's rs.,hs,. /. .nssd. vi
Sassm,.s~rGbess Prsss. taefb &
80 4. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10
THOMAS u. PRICE. & &C
(sEARlY orPo-rrs POST orr.cs

THOMAS n. PRICE. & CO.
(sEARly 0PPo-Irk posi- orrscs
RIGH sUND Va.
L EEEP slssys on hand isfss snd s'uss''ss
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which they olsr 81 Retail o. whoIssaIs upon rsssoa.
sbi< tsFms
Tbsy q. 10, ssiE Their Nonh Cssol'ns ftisads. ihsi
shey viii give them Goods Al hali Isies. let s--u's
,hsm thai ~ss,y srsgle w.il he fssn,shsd - isz
sny house 10 the Un,lsd states can eel ief
CiYths, Cassiasres. sheetings. Bsown aud
BIesehed csip.ps. Toe elIlngs, Linen,
Elegant silks. Dress 6osd.. IN
grrs, variety. Ilpsisr,, ullars
AID Cuf.. Gents Shirts.
Dtess aud undrr-
shirts, drawers,
Lsdws, Bays and Misses underwesr NC.
Iadera eysty snieIs ksra in ff,i dsss hssss.
THOMAS X. PRICE, a 10.
The cIdes, House 10 NHg'nis.
A - 80 y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10
" Judge Person Is dead.
~ George Peabody is dead.

~ Judge Tourgee dismissed the Jury
Monday night and left far Greensboro.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10
This space il paid for BY Fleming
the Worm Confection Man,
Top0Ns,lMpTlvEs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored 70 health N
few weeks. BY q very simple remedy. aiser
having suffered several years with severe lung #
fecson, and that dread disessc. Consumption isaax-
ous 10 make known 10 his fellow sufferers the muans
0fcute.
To al who desire H. be will send eopy ef The pFs-
scripon used (free Of charge with thedreciions Tor
preparing and using the same, which they will find :
sure Cure Cor Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. &C.
The object VI the advertiser in sending The Prcscrp-
,ion Is 70 benefit the affected and spread iniormason
which he conceives 70 he invaluable. and he hopes
every suersr will Try bis remedy. % i will cost them
no.hing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing The prescriptions will please address
Rev. EDNARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, kings couniy. New York.
-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
a GENTLEMAN who suffered for ysau iron
- Nervous Debility. Premature Decsy. and all ihs
ELECTS sf youthful indscrnon. will. Tor the sake
suffering humanity, send free TO oil xho need Il, ih'
recepi and directions for making the simple remed,
by which he was cured. sufferers wishing 10 prob
nv the advertisers experience 20 80 by address
| ing, ia perfect confidence. I0fiN b. OGDEN.
No a. Cedar street. Nsw York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10

.,-~------~~-~-----
- FRENCH CANDY,
4 Pine ssso,men, y Candy q s.sr .,yls. !.
n w "A GAT"TiS 4 CO.
TalAyN Candies. Fruit l.up's kis,cssi
& w "A GATTlS & CO. q
- s''8 I Pickles Pickles |!
4 CHOICE lst Of pickles t.s
~ Al w A GATTIS. &Co.
Cocoanuts! Cocoanutsl!
y AT W. AGattis & Go.
,9sa Crackers and Cakes,
Al ~ A GArTlS & Co.
Cigars Pipes and Durhams smoking
Tobaccp.
AT w "A GATTlS & Co.
MTuTs, Caron. Brandy Prachrs. Toma-
M toes, SsrJines, OYSTERS i.ubsiers. Sal.
msn, &c. SC. AT Wa Gauis & 20.
Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
| n Nd Nuis. Caceannis, Figs. ID ,hs Raj
i'll sons, Currauts. aud Ciiran. you can
la, al w "A Gat,is Il Co.
II
A Nc. l Lot Of Banjo, violins and
Tamburines,
AT GATTIs's.
ia No l Lot Wax and China Dolls
llN fad every thing ia shs Toy line. ran be found
At w A GATTis Il Co.
n LARGE Lot d Cigars. Javrreeissd
i IL Al wA6ATTlS & Co.
Call and see for yourself.
lTrfE dcn'i charge for looking st
iW W a GATrlS 4 Ca.
ia 30 Lot Of Jewelry, Perfume
s ry and Soaps.
lat VA GAfIfS 4 co.
Nsss@b<si. 90
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10
4ilIsburuuyb gsruiafr,
HrLLsBoRoUGH. IN. 9.
VI ednesday. No v. 10. is6s.
M r. G. EVANS,

A.T~o Dol'ars per snnum .paidinsdvsnes'
ADVERTISING RATES.
ons square Of ten lines Gin this s'zs .ypel - e,
she irss insertion and so cents ies ssen aoat'ha'
! .s..,. 4 months S6-sir month $lo-ia mo- SIo
. $40 Sls %
!. SIS $40 q" $50
H.,f eo,amu 3 months $a5 monihs $40 year s6o
One column 3 months Sas months 500 year s'oo
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-11-10

l.. aNuan,.;u lion A Ell. y.
II EgDsESE Oil and Spirits Turpeniins alsas
N - b.nd & L. "A. PtGuEs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-19

The young man who experiences that growing
weakness ia his muscular and mental organic alton
should stop to consider whence il arises He will
md in the " e4kness Of the back, trembling of the
limbs dis rered sIi-estIon unacCBunt;tb!e failing
of the powers the aind dstaste for society dread
of impending trouble, torebOdings cf evil. sleep
lessuess troubled and lacvious dreams sccompan-
led by growing deafness, loss Of muscular power
and humorous other symptoms of disorclnzation
the positive traces Of that mot terrible and des-
tructive of all diseases. seminal misunderstanding
away his powers, destroying his hope Of life aad
rlanho q and dragging him along the broken
path os his existence, toward . premature and
inathsome grave. To him who finds his life drit.
ling out in the d-ch rye nf the vital principle of
existence in nocturnal and diurual emissions the
mere cessation OF the causes Of its appearance
brings no assurance of relief.
Marriage. that holy office, the safe guard and
hope of Ianhoul. brings to such no hope Of
cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge If
the one who lo1ks 10 him for much of her hap
piuess is victim Of his evil and an innocent com
uanion of his punishment He adds u has misery
and disorder until hope leaves him. There is no
rescue exceptin proper and skilful treatment -
Consult then, at once physician whom long prac-
tice and careful research has made him thoroughly
convers,tnt with every phase efthe disease hose
who have ID come the victims of SeitUrv viers that
dreadful fascinating and destruCtahlr habit which
fills thousands Of SICK rooms with paraytics aud
consumptves. and hundreds Of untinleiy graves
with its misguided victims should consult without
moments delay, one who will simpathizo with
their sutierings such the Doctor would especial
Iy recommend him elt giving to each asd all,
guarantees Of PERI ct and Permanent Cure
without Hinlrauce from Business Change Of Diet.
or Fear of Exposure.
Do not forget the address. See below.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-19

'S,HIS SCELEBf: INSTITUTE
has enjoyed this Cast uninterrupted
success of eighteen years, and has become one of
the most celebrated Institutes Of the age.
The great number artusliy received and cured,
place it ia poiat Of number # patients among the
first of the world and the success ot its treat
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-19

In Syphilis and it, ajjuncts. Gann9rthoaa and
accompanying diseases; all disorders Of the Blad.
der, kidneys aGd p5state; Siminal Weakness;
Diseases OF the Heart and LBngs; Dyspepsia: Indi-
gestion, Impotency; lncipient Con mption, ami
ali diseases of the unSry organs in either sex cure
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

A torpedo corps has been organized in
connection. with the Navy Department, with
stations at New York, Philadelphia and other
large cities.
The aNorthwestern Indianian'' saws of its
town of Warsaw: I'VE have youth in this
place by the name of John Tusing, who is in
the hundred and sixth year Of his age We all
so have the largest number of beautiful lakes
tie handsomest women, two men with tape
worms, more representatives in the penitentia-
ry, and are prepared to excel anybody in any
thing that can be scared up" '3Assa
A well executed counterfeit $50 note, copied
after the Treasury issues, has just been put in
circulation in Philadelphia, and number of
them taken by shopkeepers and others.
Henry Ward Beecher preached in the Gold
Room, New York, Saturday.
Southerner is writing to the newspapers
expressing the conviction that had it not been
for the war and the consequent freedom of the
slave the South would have raised six millions
Of bales of cotton instead of two and q half
bales this year The product was FIVE millions
of bales before the war. t. -
The enterprise of bringing beef slaughtered
in Texas the more Northern ports in refrigera-
tor ships and depositing the same ia refrigera-
tor warehouses is already. in. full operation at
New Orleans.
An American eagle passed through Horn
eIlsville day or two since, by express, and
consigned to Horace Greeley. On the box
containing his eagleship, was written the in
junction: Messenger. if you love your coun-
y,feed this bird, !. p'.ft..sx @sst4
Napoleon has promised the Italian prime
minister to withdraw his troops from the Papal
states before the assembling OF the Ecumeni-s
cal Council in December
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Temperance ana n Third Parry.

The Republican party endorses Prohibition,
the Democrats do not propose License, and
the sale of Intoxicating liquor as drink is for
hidden by law. No sensible person imagines
that it will soon, 1T ever, be otherwise; and it
may be doubtful if the naked question-pro-
hibition or license-wiIl arise again in this
State. The issue will be confined to the char
aeter Of the statute, and the mode Of its appli-
cation.
see no reason, therefore, for the organiza-
ton Of q third political party. have slaarned
that human nature il about The same in all
ages, the world over; that a politician is very
much the same whether of the Republican,
Democratic or third party ;and that in thetpro-
motion Of whatever moral object, necessarily
involved in political economy, little more may
be expected of the politicians of one party
than of another. +"
i Lam not now condemning political leaders.
They doubtless will understand their princi-
pal function, which is, to preserve the party
in tact, il fpossib]es and to secure the mainte-
nance Of their Offices, whichever has the prece-
dence; and have understood that there, is so
little difference in this respect between those
who hold Office, and those who would hold
Office, that it can scarcely be discovered by
the aid ofa powerful lens. ..,.2.ss
The object OF third party hitherto has been to
secure what existing political parties would not
recognize. Whatthe proposed thirdparty wants
is now fully recognized. 1t is said, however,
that the party which declares for prohibition
means nothing by it. But who. are to compose
the third party save those who thus declare?
So that what is proposed to be done by third
party which may not as we'll be accomplished
in the party hat favors prohibition, it is diff
cult to perceive.
The truth is our deliyerance from the evils
of intcmperance brother common vices COM
eth not from politicians of any party; it comes
from an enlightened public sentiment; and the
way to secure this important result is by no
patent method in the shape of third party,
but BY the old-fashioned way of personal ex-
ample and private appeal, by public address
from the platform and the pulpit, and by the
steady application of law by the proper off,
GERS of existing political parties. -
AN ORIGINAL PRoHIBIIoNIsr.