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, 1869-11-02

Tho Con onSumncioua Supervisor. Tn.
lraAcu Upon Their Promise to Oboy
the NnnuM m NJ OF kh& Federal Cour1
"A Pointed Admoniaion from tns
Court.
IA Is matter OF much Interest 10 the peopls
Of ,h+ State, send 5ou cop5 OF decision plsec
~ .aasr beye b o. In me Gn,tsd states cou,
Of Warrington County.
before the United stales Circuit Coar1. b, stsae'
nent, for conteupt In di.opeylag the mun iams
ol ths Court, requiring them 10 ieyg taxes to pay
lowing e the judgment rendered:
.1he District Attorney Of the United States
and Tho connsel for The judgment CREDITORS, haT,
SHOULD be d!schA1ged upon your pIonlse, intlyiu.
unlly, TO return 10 Jour Beyeral copnttes and to
lew lev re ta1es. = required o. law, an ofder vii
not be discharged, bnt continue Ia fui ior:e untI1
the tc1t terer, ut which time yo4 viii mnxe for.
&het return Of yoQt pnsceedtups
Nubt ndMOplsh Juu that the nrnmIse rou
nave VI ade must b. performed Ia rooI Isttn snd
Without an5 unavoidable oeIRJ. The prace nav
ea1shdea to you will 1ot be renewed: % tue coo-
~ tne CourE VI pebait1ta u Euch chafatfer ss
to insure obedience 10 the nandato Of the lsw.
,ts. trau mu.s LoM be manifest 70 each oae or 1ou
see pa!ment Of Jour coutty ooDda Tue ev5l u
cas1 cee15 ~ Efo*inE upon 5oo: Interest and the
rSos ~ nA'kai iuA y ocCuWuIaflhR. The sooner.
Anat Jul LAKE 4he Necessary steps TO re-
move she burden of lhese Aebts, the better VIII it
9tIos soa mo tno'e who are to Cutie Alter you.
ing hupe Of etcapc Hhicn you hare uefetofora 10
dhlxed IRON The action Of tbe State Courts. has
con plctsH Fauiahed- The Saprrue Court Of Ine
otAte " 44H0 L4e Virtually A1At.,l1ne4 this con.
aict They have Ieclded, as Lp doubt Won 6rs
ahafe. that lhey are pawt1less to relieve YOU
fsum the penalties which the FeIe:at i.out1s NAV
lnnot upon yuu for dl: oteucuca 10 thrr ,nan.
dates. Thus have the $ At4 COURT nYanneaiIs
AbaudOltd The ronruyerst and If, w, IN IN
power u the United Sta.e,GouTtA 1,tca c.,uid net
II they Wou1lt. fail to mi! ct uuor son conduit
puh1bhmeut II YOU should pcraEt u ,i,sni,e1tso
their h tel cpIuuspJ. 1ooS''0H
Of the bfate Go, eEnteut which nas ettber ,hn .iss
poeon or skc fowrr to re,;s: tne errr1fton ~ rns
lAwfLl process OF tue E1ea Statta 1sonv,s m tn,1
Siatr. - NAt'
~ liow Is It With the Government of tho ro,,a,,
SiAtes7 1t IN uapI!te, that inn f3nv.Fnment 1f
force AID pumer, or abandoo entirely ,he exerctsc
Of lis tu',cIiuLs snA auinorlty Ia ths Stasss Ths
Government Vi tAe TI!ird States en- Tiohtf,,ii1
rxercl,e TO sr5lgrIrr poaer whntaxrr orer *.
clfzeps Of the. e Etntes M l.w ~ ina ITn,o, enn
he tp.orctd: no pfeuce nu,,,.hct rt;nurr sn ~
peal " ti+ Feutrnl Cocrts. Ihr voyeYnnsnI cap'
ct ,oIch hair Ut liz uvsd Of H. hunhest c1l,'
trbunas No ofr,IurfNnot rrr" ths MI, +,sft
Or the cnenfe,fc,tsr- NV ~ ~ eaS LA. !opoel
ius,Ice nT any iaufn1 nnSh,,tt. .ouems aa, ~
ia The Goresnnent ns Tho IIn;,s Aassel a,.te
without slne nrTreaa nf jar, ~rH
tury,' Srcr il tbs cfn4tttnft"r1 ,,nHn- ,rh,at ~
ilve, or ought 10 lisc: const,tut1on xh,rn srs49
of1leer Of tie royrrpmrnt sncmnIY
God TO suptuTt ssr. ,hrrxfmrs III =, at,;;
e. -. sa'.1aa Tor ths Gosetnnent Of tne Uosled
, 1869-11-02

tho entre Republican press Of tho city.
But their mcrc dir'a, as newspapers, would
have boon pownzlees to raise tho popular
ground-swell which has set in for tho
Citizsns' ticket were 1t not for
the abuses which they have shown
to e1ia- The triumph Of the Oitizens.
ticket, therefore, will not be tho triumph Of
The press AZ party OF faction, but the
triumph u an aroused and enlightened
public censclenoe, which tho press has lent
its aid se eniighten and arouse by truth
iu1 p.esentmcnt Of tho abuses which de-.
maad, and the reforms which deserve, the
u1lted action Of the peonle.
, 1869-11-02

Let every voter, before dcpositing his
lnllot To-day, remember thnt the banks OF
Chicago ofier to rny, and are now paying,
an interest Of Per cent on tho CITY do.
roaits; that this interest, during tho ensu.
ting yenr, will amount to &sn,tNN; that o
@pte for Gage Tor Treasurer is 10 have this
sso,Mn paid to tho city. md tia. roto fus
"eniworth Ia u hare that sum retniuod by
tho Treasurer.
, 1869-11-02
THE EPISCOPAL TROUBLE IN
OHIO,
End OF the Tate Cnsc.

FF"m sAe GtsnetAr t0hto) Journal, G-t 22
Ine tftnl ot RoF. L. G. Tatr, at Trinity Church,
nss Hs co!,oa', and almost funny ehaeea, as wel
- ~ nt ~ feEoua characterstIcA Il wa1 dtcleti
!tt!esaaF. MAI lawJtrs should not he al'oret 70
hn,rb . .a " atFamen:a Or tt'sest.sicns. The
thtnEf. and thht a lawyers tnfcIe Nns not ,ust
.ne ,anR Iof thc occasion Aah the place. THIS waq
can 9 with The announcement that Tho court hn,;
decided ihat they could Eot speak. even on leVsi
questions usa Thu NAs s:uuurr:, There was Ju,ife
Ghited B!ates Just .ea5 to tear Ihinas 10 tsttcrs
ahn MI !honsh Sparrow, nt thls cir, aehtnR 70
.noN up thc cate III itA proper ishi, af,i Judge
INTO l.leness and 0en.rsi aitrheI ae.trous n
einchnk p1!nt Or twu: but the declston srullcti
ets ests ta,sM u r. ans1 nsea \. howetef rnc ahvo.
alrn'Rht Rev: III: Thfa. III hts argun,rns tnf Inc
ie'p1hHe1it, had Judge tnIa on Que sf,te an,, MI
sreit. % ti,e othrt. tle sas full ot points him.
~, n't ,nr !. 1an'e nat.ua no,iag 10 tio i
bic Sa{: Il The Reverend lfr:of S.n,iefc1 s.sr
Il s'.,,nw u sM , - xh .s1ona tlei
Mmear ~, ,"s.chei nj d,r+cte.1 ,hr cn,trrh eis".
ID. ss shr,t snoairxs a.u sa y WIFI mm" !. .ot
r!,s,.s; sft1.n; wMs.hfse ~ T.,s s'. Tts .u sarg.
Wshburn~ was 10 repiy sd +. ~, :. rrs,n. Y: nf
trnes ut me o's*rr.h,ts ii IT, others ir,sas as
t't m.a ..a,d .r,ss ars.ios mi Ii. wy.li 'lvise
Would aee rsAt rotnt, sni he 1auhi aitr m Ia
snt9.M TINT ws.h.tufne hlt hesry iasfr. fhrsli
sGufn nisensff hf*st ln Inc ips, and ahow ash.
htHW." ~ %"'" - ps1"
lAr.i thl. tunbIne M Aht iteYruf. Whispering On
!ne ~ " !sH1ffA ~ ~ abtRe<tisn NJ tstnt.en.
itrt+1 !iti.eht-t inst 'h~ tfe4f f.aHy rttt e~teI
thtrk a -"' e'e'!'
1he Frtnft Ftdehii{ snt tnof~ iAwtef ih,n II
Mfata hase han hai ali The ietal keatip.sen 6etfi
tststrt"s, u ttAt. y, fss}~,t+A h tAs tsntinnat
FrY~h+f,
7he tt,tttt ut ths tts{ " Hat. tntth T. TA,s II.
As+thitpn AZ tb'th~t this hitntA.Hth. {,afs4hl IL
A't,t'tb+ti,t Tits fntrrt1,a. .ah itns.,4ist win.
,iltN ~ tntthtf ~ l'+t 4ltnit. wNh'sti stsvH4 ~
~ httt th*t te.hFttd AAl tttst,uat tks te4Alt4
*leh t.atpt. - lt,s ft.shteAt, ~ ,..u%i,
r. !s.tle4l. lfut, ~ H4f,"., IAssl Fdss aE,1
s.o shs' tsA ts4 ~ hls Hl.y III .hn.~iAta th4s
as tnblt att*nl ~" u fAst at sAal.laIA2 tHa lar,
!shh'luh slhi fth Pt1eit't n (ta r4s4(A Hil4 {*1
aEsa.t - stsaaHj, sad .here weru 9tsVs laltta
q. mt!ta ~ :. ). !ha ms''sF. he .ha.l E,fa ihs
flAf1 tkA CQGfl out OF II IistAncA.
, 1869-11-02

Ono hour given at the polls to-day Will
ease whole years OF useless repining. One
vote ior reform today may save millions Of
dollars to Chicago. Onu vote for tho Citi-
zens ticket may turn the scale in fayor Of
economy, retsenchmcnt, and tho abolition
oi ABUSES. onc vote not pollctlto-iay mny
deliver the city over again, md for year,,
10 the King, who a1o running il fur ttcir
own profit,
, 1869-11-02

The people Of Detroit-a city OF 81. 900
luhabifanss-arc cnraged because corrupt
HING in that city has swollen tho annual
expenditures to S4s4,o0o. Chicago, with
less than four times thas number uf ;nhof,-
'tanss, has an annual expenditure Of
Sn,eoo, 900, or more than twenty-two times
MS great as Detroit Had we commenced
reform IN Chicago four years ego, VIC should
not hnye this enoTm ,ns tax or debt on our
hnnds. Let us commence now,
, 1869-11-02

LIT every voter, before .lc1'oailinR Lin
hallui To-day, SEQ tint 10 haa tn Il, for tho
"ibcc u Alderman, The maine Of cill.cn 10
whom hc would entrast hia 1,orsuunl busa-
1'e~s viii, conflacnce. and wllo.n In wouil
not be ashamed 10 acknowledge NJ repro
sentative,
, 1869-11-02

doth1e1a; H. Nam, boots and shoes: and the .r..
anfaht OF MI. Vaughan. A. l. peuin0 and
Frank Street wers the ownsss Of the bu,1stpra.
Tho total Ices II latest ady1ccs, haa not bean 4,
mated.
EAS1AS
The Thanffstvtns proclamation of f3orrrnoe
Harvey u n foilo~s:
Ill. In sasE e ~ ase n.ay hls:.a ype.t to rs a.
sna t.s 81 Pss s &c
ss1s ns..ss rf ,ss sHs
seott 3, SF ftt,te "a tas a.ny oss
e e &c Usitts e
H. s5s se. L. aa1ea ;iss
s5aG5 ST. s, q Y r. stste Ct kass
aae 1aa o. III sss osatGs I. Ii =.
and wa,.hsp due to thc bounssfni fssasf 4 II III mesI
1siehfui scidsncs. 7' 'ot '8e e0ne'aaans" of hi'
The following arc some particulars Of the ex-
p'oAion Of meteor On tho morning OF the eth
nlt:
49,. ps.to:A lIse nd brilliant meteor p...cd over
fame followed ii, and 1t emitted strong cior u nj
I & psse saa ne5e as'1ss sssa ts;
fssn sSs e. IF s3p'ssiea Psteor
houfes md shsttt1 s2ss 10 the windoWA There wefr
W. .s1 - Il f1 tss sssd asss os eIsss 1
Teta:s aS. ~ aoa 49, 1e2n: tse s,a stze .etn
ks.tos. AasdtnS Cos~ty.-At ! o'tioek this morning
re nhan!f.ots Of snE ssuase suddenly startled
tto taedf olumoers BY terrible nofse zceoc1rsaed 81
N caeatsnx marenet os the1 bes rstsl!nk q deafs
Aad nindaWA and I general shaking ef bul!dinxs
!ne.nlt u the strange phenomenon Tbs esth indiss-
rSnsd 70 hs apen the street, At that carly hoof few
mnatfs s*sf 91s the 1ep9s. The nshen Ky VI. u
vivid lshs Wa noticed II several places Id different o.
Ec1tors IRON he7y. ~ yrt, ths rn4epoaotaha osr1;
fcnec u wsspred IN snystc1y.''
, 1869-11-02
\ 1soku. Nephew Of t:pnrrni ssrnut.

=
Asnieh t.,,'4l~ns<nee g sAs Ser rast HvrLi.
., otM cuiiMs st9fy a''o4s 70 aIllci nephrw
9. @ "usnefA t'fsnt," ~no has been astonfshne
i..s1a.,I, tae nas' u ts Ans.t4n T3roL Tue eae i
t*ett3. esuPojt.! n i SAVINGS biuE ii 4 atstr Of
~ noths tsboas tla9 Icat. ana rha bal heent
., ,f*M foftnb In bnnk putea ehIcn the tabk wrrr
st0ut 70 forward TO lhbs br1lck Th,s VA ii ttrs.
the Town whose Htthop Eut htn+elt ioete-i tp ths
7 NJ hahullnF Ut ihcAr fuau!ns, mIattf oant n,nea
!iit,su, in.ds ,1p sfanti efaas ID < vsau; % IT,.
tnnth !, PA o. Ms,uiaa iafup Ils psttlly A'strart@i
ri sefias @ II dFn ~ r'lt Eats tae fe.t Y hls
hos ~. a.. 4 f. e ss:s ses.; q :. as.:
M ~ nss,d ~ Ths ,taIt wa discovered ii uurs,
r. e eo ana thn Iirt "ers sst IN The ssacR 81
bt Of abstfsrsiuu tuot him hs Was g.h:,,. sr a,s y.
st: 1sal u III uounta'ns liz hai fiihsi N. Il
etsth'' n Dnse ftpM ups tor tour sn gtatd an,.
ID trr . Aaerrsn VI, sttst th,s sttf e, ~
e ,shsf .ist . n s:sfs :. t. q. :a: 4 II
!. ta d.. ;si;t 4; i. Viii T. ss.f. ID ' tn F' ~.
~ Attahsti l!i,csii. ath{ sisraIisssl % II. H. ~ ~
~ Il, ,ss y '.1ss ri s;: :
s:;; ::; + IT,; III: ,!AS ASs:; !s:; :: N. !: W
,s.tI q IT, NJ shets es Estepl,stts
w !. ~ ea.,'" n,Ai@,,'s g. .x. NM, 49, s,iaS
!1en nihht ~ {'+}fnFNstf.4 xf,i1s #lS sFts.t,
&C. ~ " Attlat n ri i.aiaat II tatis III
s'. H. issI,.sn r. n1ast.as. ia 4 EEet4, bs't NJ
oa ~ oa .t,r sahss peal kea1 .6a j.Sa, - tssi.
~ sss . - y s,es ,eap.*.c W. g. .asla I'D ~
81 10 A.,p ohe Axas ia sehI }pf H. sl,IsIs
s1s5 =; sa easea THAI wnIhI ~ oahatsarl 'ai4
~ H. sted r., ~1,ts stt1pes on Iet ground. with
I'M ~ q. 0lI1at took 10 u IDS s,Ar sf4uQei
~, Rsts!ea y VIA lou! acclaim, .l.rti
~ . n,anA .sI 4alel u. aud Nnnt,ere gpil, ut
eha 9tnerottT nf our tfakF ue0Ia roam.
~ han ! 'GAL1s Ike i sceue from van ieS,lle,
~. ~ orn nos hat 4 s tas s1tnple ato! ot n.s-
-. ,rpn,x .p.x sea@p aoaa tnsd WIN gulttH Amoua
~. ~ Hnotsas county people ot thn grxen rtssL
a as ns1t aaJ eaEoc ropentAree AMI ths pn.sce.
ano Z NJ; LsHs Grant II now working o1 his
, 1869-11-02

Citizens VII" hare 10 tay sas II y yet
tr''t III III" cash value Uf tLelf trupptty
will tcu'e'nler thAi ilc anly tn..t,s .f 10.
ftrn In In rolitg the t!'litens' tirAei cnl,se
-titt, t,','i,it. AMI wat1 orflr~t%.
, 1869-11-02

thc netro!t Ffef fTeat, Of Dctooes g, SAYS: "Ai
y sa 1ulGnshxc nee:ins Of The Pfnsl.lnzI Dlsactofs
= ee EiM Niagara Railroad Company. acid tn
a,,ta1 ~ sen on toe s1tn instant, i ras re-
Mh;ts s1lsa 70 apply 10 the P9.tlemrnr af 0ntaf1o.
.M Hut1e4sty 10 ch2DQn Tho 1a1Re 10 ess!rrpIna
wMu 1ae x1Na AJs in New YORK end AtatgAn; %
ne s.sd rad; 10 ln4easo lie captsai etoc1
en1tse the nane Of tie compauy.
M M lcf suthoE.tJ 10 cnnstf1cs = branch
1. nas Ixuno 81 TtouA1 10 SONG point on tho 3L
LIT A1veI n the to wnshp ol Aoore. Tue real
. - Q! the-e amen1Mtnta u to tonrsct with u
4nAEN hhe m MtcbtE1a- TcA Michigan Air Lne
taaa Fss fepftsen.ed b. q ooIrntttee CONSISTING
q n Eo6hel xatnu and Mr. Pr1ngte. OF JacSsoo,
aiehi md coonel TElesae'i ard Colonel K,nan
y. .. Clau, Ard they p}ebRed Themselves 10 rai.c
4 o. e ts0 hundred thousand Do lGrs lot the ben.
1to9 ahe Ete + Nta9stA HoAd, Il that company
Noosd conre1 with them N St Ciatr, tn1fead o{
Sm1k - Detroit and cplnecttlE Win the Aral,
, 1869-11-02
SUBSCRIPTION TERM6,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1869.


a CLOSING WORD
The triumph Of the Citizens tiehst is a
nearly assured MS any event in tae futur,
can te- II needs onl5 that the Known con
Ncaons ci the majority Of the people shal
oe expressed by their votes to elect Ii,
tfckot oy lo,ooo majority. The A.gumen
nas coeea On both sides, and the peopl,
nase al the materials on which 10 vote con
sGenuoosiy. On tho one side we hare ,
acset got up by few Of ita leading candi
uates, who have for years past AFRO
Fhed the power 10 nominate vhou
They please for Office in this cit,
and county and to elect their candidate,
Through the momentum which the Republ.
can organization has obtained upon national
issues. The meetings called prior to the
Library Hall Convention, BY the friends ot
Reform, to discuss grievances, wore invaded
by packed delegations Of Btruaclea and
fongns and broken up Their efforts
10 meet the Barnacles within
me Republican party, by non1inat-
Ing Reform delegates 10 the Library Hall
sonseni'on, were defoaied by the inpo,ta-
uoa q delegations many Of whom had
Aese1 so'ed the Republican ticket, or were
aeA'S " o'oe1 "0sos- ny these means
a.es9-... -u .o'snen "''a.o tas Republican
m.er ~ ~~s 1enoe1eo impossible.
.tAa oe1eea'cs elected II every
smu Peoeeo 70 nominate their ticket,
- 49, ~ ":s' no1A'ea 4ne only plea IN
",.n.,., 80 - .t 'ls aisesra regularity. 1t is
a a 1ua' !. comprises tho men Who
-. sa1uPs 'feeaai 'ee,stas'on, pued
~ so' Fs19us"e" ii tne1 ounces until
10y w psi1n'as e' sos'enness' uneqnalled
- s'1o o1 s'eoco " any similar nuisanccs
~ NJ 'ou1o aI'ohS III TIE teculent nisgov-
e1n"eot ol LES Greatly m1segoverned world.
,a,:el - a 49, ~ Deu1a % LUIS system o. peeu-
-. e-"' S-' " Lug Leg Aa!ure saaction
e''ss Lucy oo, or Inc fomedy
-. ~ w. AoN ~ oppoSe 'he Lung al the
to"s, '"s ~ sena 'ts 'aemoefs to The Pen
aN's' no' 'ne sahe fecklng Ling that
,4'te,'s VI IL $50 o1nees procured the special
Ae4A''on "+'eu autho'Hes Tue robbery.
..a,s1 s ~ oaaaas 1 u o'sts "o'ca are
'.ss., .u ''o ~ ~ OMNIBUS. Ait5 or hun
80 oAN'n' "1tnoue feadlng,
eu,t0 snou'u nc oee permitting General
n -, s,o..e ~ sot.ecS ~ eeats WeeS IRON
a. o.Aa " sn'cseo' OF iaak "entWotth
~ en'ei oank sac and appropriate its de-
pooi.s' INC inquiry ot committing tho crime
WINCH suca o Ii" pretended to authorize
would he IN no degree 1essened By the fact
mat the th1ot had sought TO prepare the way
1of one crime by the actunl commission
m much gseater Ole. 1t is wrong to steal
, 1869-11-02

A's.A*"s..s.l s'.':~-t.'--

The following tab!c exhibits tht amnp,t a, :,
seIoe! revenue collected IN each State auI Terri.
uE!s ano the proportion which the cuiec,inn.
bcaf 70 the total OF assessments:
, 1869-11-02
ESCAPE FROM M0RM0NDoM
4 F0uDg Scotch Gtrl's Experience In
SAT- Lhke Ctty-'Eho AccuFscd Work
OF AFsEhnEn'x troaelyttun Etta tssa-
Fies-The sc1hEcnnrinn's Pxoposns

Fie-Tho scxnEcnarian'sP Proposnl
OF MaEEingcs
- From The .s<v York sun,
aeaefdAJ = o WeIe favored Tlth = call from
hifRhte5ea, rDdty: checked, intelligent Scotch
t1:y. and u On her HaJ back to her parental home
u Scotland. Her nzne Ia EultJ Jaue Kane. S,e
N q nauSe Of Glasgow; neE father formerly a re-
aud her widowed mother, anntu8 numerous o;G-
ers, were converted, about two 5eArs aau. In
MoFnottsm. t5 eome Of rne prpse1ytinR eIdcrs or
conFtffs, especially 10 the cotreir aud marriage
ante dau seif, Ut the comforts and delights Of a
4!e n the terrestrial paradise OF the Saints Id
Ctsh Md the senng 4 RI. by dint OF hard xoTS
and srElct economy, was epaoled 10 save enOnvt
o. ne5 haHl earnings TO start NTH etcesnze f1ll
promised land The pa.saze wAs xttpoIt sdsea.
tnre Tney arrived in Now FORK city on tho 1atu
Of Aufusr, and tn SAT- Lake CstJ on the sls:
found an elderly SninL OF ~ seated py her eiic
Nho tod her that be taf = good home snd wanted
her Tor VIE, and would lake good care of her #
abrupt prOEosAl hhe beRReA I it'Ia time sGE re-
nsecs1on, fs and an sIl,sng 4 The CITY found that
ana nntDet6us chIldre1.
Emily and her teuOw-roys9ers opened their
eyes u the existence OF pofygamy. Tn the nest
It,gksm preach sermon Ia nhich be sid taat
man who hal Eot al lelz! three wives would
surely te dauxeh; and thet evesJ nAu ought
~ uate I1uu Aesen 10 Iehs TO 0d sure Of A1lra-
Ron.
EHlis, Fllo hns the stnn of true hcrppe In her
cbnros iton. so!n Tesoltesa 70 escape from the
to eau ct Cn,t:d Slu,ea eol,1ers mar me civ.
and .thfe* acrselt o4 fhe1f protection. The soI.
u.fs cahttltnten tpoogh TO pat nsr passage 10 |
nHlaha; tacH thc sold tne few epafr garments Ia |
tbf. city.
fstes,iaJ ehe Nsiked the rIefs looking Tor some
scttet outd Io the 14Ihtr!Rnt. Tte pt,or 01fl.s
Appearance Attracted the notice OF 1larour MAJ
irI, Jan 81 n. 1hoartop. ktbd-hcar.esl official,
Nho n nhte ttof = fAthesiy interest IN her. lie |
vent 10 hlA if1tLdA tap nln EtHaru ftowaf,t AMI
captain r. NsJmona- Togetuer khtJ called on |
MesG1 Miller torser, Henerai Ahr1m l}aryer,
snntTthnte'i sunfs to rav En,tJf c1penacs u
ScohL1, ard to ui1 hhe sall% In tut tteatu Ickct
We asked her HhI she dill not re- 1ia1n 10 ina
cGuntry. Hald she, Ia fepfJ: u want 10 no ID Il
70 tell ou1 people the truth about MuEtnonhu--t0
let mem Know Whist rte Ir3*sare II IT," Emily,
Me think. viii prove Ahasp thorn IN tue aids IL
En- fIlEAtd ~ 1
, 1869-11-02
THE IOWA BOND CASES.

The Contunncfous Supervisors ixc.
i1nAcu Upon Their f'romlso to Obey
the nnn usa m NJ OF kh& Federal Court
"A Pointed AdmonlsioQ from tue
E,0n9rfs
, 1869-11-02

1fHtsrt
, 1869-11-02
I ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
Mountains Of Oregon.
Rivers.
The Canon Of the Columbia.
The Dnlles.
Salmon Fishing, Etc.
pf Ths CAscdqo Tribune.

CbFyapsNdsnes If Ths Chsed9o Tribune.
PORTLAND, Oregon. Sept. &.
With any Ssod map before him, Is Is hoped tue
reader can Hesd1y understand, from what follows,
the topography Of Oregon. This Is essenstal to
ali lncsa VINO would comprehend the re7sutces
/ and the prospects Of the State It Is about $50
mtlts IotE frum east to west, and 473 wide from
nofth 10 south- Tbe Columbia River teparaEa ii
frpa v Arlington Territory on the north, and the
so9sh fork Of the same river, or the snake, u
Named Oh some maps, divides II from Idaho. Tor
Hoss OF tie dlafance, on the east California on
The south and the ocean on the west makes tae
State tea1J square, and contains 95 s74 SQUARE
miles All tho ak Sew England States contain
only SG3a square miles II will thus be seen that
Oregon has nearly one and halt ZINES a. much
territory "A all the At4 New England States.
MOUNTAINS.
Oregon has three distinct ranges OF moQutalns
The Sierra Sevn1A near the northern boundary
OF California appear 10 divide, ana the eastern.
spur becomes the Blue Mountains Of Oregon.
From their commencement they trend little to
the eastward. and extend to the northeast corner
Of the State dividing the eastern two-thlrds OF It
nearly Ia the centre. In order to get round
them. The en1ke River Il thrown a con-
siderable distance northWard into Taah-
ington Territory. The Caaeade Rau2e-but
another name for the Sierra Sevsda-may be said
70 commence with Mount Snasta, IN Northern Gail.
Io1nta, Anu funs ABOUT daa north through Orc2op,
dividing the western twothirls OF II ear tue cen.
ire II u BY far the hi9hest aud The Rraudess Of
tie three. In fact Is largely determines the cli-
matte character Of the State. The volcanic cooes
Of thih splendid range arc magnificent; indeed.
theY are sublime beyond conception By all those
who have net seen their peers among the osnes
g7eat mountain rangea Of the R.ooe. Commence
Ing at Mount shasss, IN California, We End, nearly
on Inc due north, the Sisters, Diamond reat,
Mount Je6ttsop, Mount Hood, Mount Adams,
Mount St. Heiens, Mount Ranter, md Mount Ia,
ker. The Last four Ne In Washington TERRITORY,
From several po!nta near Portlaad t7e Of these
tnow-clad. cone slke aunmi,s eau be seea; and
from the porch Of the sp1.huid house Of oar ex-
celient host, VIM. 8. Ladd, Esq, three Of them
Hood, Atlams, and St uelen's-oro objects Of sur.
passing msRni1cence. Oregon u Justly proud Of
Mount 1iooL For more than hundred ulea IN
nenti5 all directions, tts LOFTY. cone.shapsd eur.
nft can be seen, peetlug far above the couis clad
tn rpbes Of eternal Enow, and 1Nel1a. In eternal
sunshine. When the morning Or tue evening sun-
light gnds this volcanic dome WIKI gIory, enc eau
easily Imagine II 0tt1DR pillar to ataad o1 tae
gate war 10 tho msnsluns OF the blessed. Seter
did these e4es behold more suggestive emhleu, !
OF the eternity and the maJeaty OF "II,m WAC
settcth fast the no2ntalns, being girled with /
power.''
Tho coast rupge OF California also extends d.
recsty pnr1h through otegtn aud Washington !
, 1869-11-02

The L<'','i"n Eron"mtsf. commenting on
h1r. l'ontvcl''s speech, nnd ila prediction
tll"l "nr hatioilhl dctt would he paid In tlf.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-10

plause) After the first came family and society.
Adam was alone, and God thought 1t not good that
he should he, for lie knew what Adam only felt ne
lacked. 'Let there be light" God said, "and light
was made, and He beheld 1t and said IL was good;
and He created stars and animals and plants ana
saw that all very good But when He made Wnat
He adudged His masterpiece, and the edihce was
crowned by man, He perceived his work was lncom,
plete. So God made Adam q companion, and saved
him from egotsm.n Thus was the organization OF
the family perfected.
In modern society cebacy exists for the sake OF
God; but this exception, If you make 1t rule Is
against God and against nature. Celibacy ls cow
ardice II 1t does not glorify marriage The Apostles
have said mrrrage is honorable marriage s spOtiess
before God and men, The great objectin view IS the
reconciliation OF heaven and earth, and OF tne pre-
sent life with the future and to secure union on
earth Union in the city, in the nation, ana III @ nu.
manity with the thought OF Jesus Chrst, Wuo nIsI
proclaimed that which the prophets DuU ulImy
saw and the Jews never dld see: Ine
centuries that will realize this great union
OF nations have begun I'he labor has coinmehceu.
Steam and electricity remove all Obstacles hgAssil
says the American continent was the nIst createu II
will be the ,ast in the ument or the designs oI tne
Creator A cosmopolitan land-cosmopotan In the
intentions of its founders, in the bloody struggle OF
its defenders-God has in store for you VINO peoped
1t the accomplishment OF admlraDle results. NVIC-
ward are the EsquimauX southwark IS Africa You
summon from walled China the unlnOvlng people 10
dwell amid the moving nation, the stationary 10 min
gle with the progressive; all impeled 10y the breath
OF you, the great humanitarian people nIeaI ap-
plause) The foundation of your people is the bloe,
the book that speaks OF God the living word OF
Jesus Christ In an admirable manifesto IRON your
President there shines through his words inc Cnr-
tan faith. belief in Jesus is at the root OF thls
nation. May Jesus Christ protect your country ana
develop old Europe preparing, amid strlle, UNITY auu
religious and material prosperity. Ana Wnen re-
turn shall tell Europe that have found mere liberty
associated with Christianity and nave Deen among
people who do not think that to be free they must
be parted from God. Great applause.)