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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-14
COLUMBIA, IS. c.
Friday Morning, May IA, 1859.

The following analysis sof the ecausea
which have led to the present low price Of
gold is from the New York Euenine Post.
They are comprehensive, and no doubt cor
rect:
1. The depreciation Of the currency is
measured by the average imitation of prices,
and not by the price of gold.
2. The price of gold is, and has for seve-
raj years been, artifcially depressed by a
variety of local causes;I the whole financial
policy Of the Government, the large reve-
nues which strengthen its credit. and the
disuse OF gold as currency lessening the de-
msnd for it, being the principal ones.
d. These causes, which under the COM
mon laws Of trade would have been defeated
by the export OF coin, have been sustained
and aided by the export of United States
bonds. in payment of international ba-
4. Gold being depressed far below the
general level Of prices, the products of
foreign lands find their best market in this
country, and imports are stimulated to ex-
cess '" ft'f f'' "'f
How easy to lift the load of this depres-
sion in case Of q foreign war! Then the
scale turns downward on the other side
Bonds go down and gold goes np-promises
to pny of all kinds must suffer q deprecia-
tion and thon q panic, everybody gets
scared, and then a chance for Reputation.
There is no help for all this, the Washing
ton Sic'' thinks but peace and long bonds,
and lower rate of interest. Take away
part of the load of tariff and equalize taxa
sion-these are the tenets of good faith,
these the remedies against reputation.
Gold has become merely q thermometer of
finances. in the fictitious price of it, we see
the artificial and unequal system of our
financial management. War is an imaginary
political remedy-not a saving grace to the
monstrous prohigacy which has attended
the expense Of revolution. It will prove
no remedy for q condition of things whereof
the public, perhaps. is but poorly informed.
There may be dear day OF reckoning yet
in store for us. The analysis given by the
Post is worth attentive study. Gold ave-
ragged on Saturday in New York 1879.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-14

Tue SALR OF THE WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILRoAD.--The sale of the Will
mington and Manchester Railroad is to
take place on the 23d June next. The stock
in this road has been for some time past
selling for five cents on the dollar. This
road is now under lease to the bond-holders
for ninety-nine years. It is understood that
the sale is merely to effect a now organiza-
tion, and to perfect titles, as the bond-hold-
ers now own large majority of the stock.
It is stated by Cubans in Washington
that there are already $500 Americans in
the Cuban army. and that 5000 more will
be added soon. The Secretary of State
has received advices direct from the revolu-
tionary authorities Admiral Hoff has re.
ceived instructions to promptly punish the
shooting of any Americans under Count
Valmaseda's recent order that any man
found away flom home without satisfac-
tory reason shall be shot.
A fire occurred in Patterson, N. j., yes.
terday, by which the Murray Mill and
nearly the whole OF the block on which il
is situated was burned, involving loss OF
1926, 900.
Several colored mail agents have been ap.
pointed in North Carolina and Alabama.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-14

200 Bb!s. Flour
LNROM Northern, Western and Southern Mills
A. for sale at lowest ratios OF the season. by
MAY 13 FISHER I.OWRANCE & FISHER
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
&alenbariunt.
s u n /.

6. 9tprbert Gr,bildpf ;u Ma9z
beburs unp Stifter pe6 prdmpnftratenz
ierzSrcens> war 9ebcren 1880. Gr
bsior9te NIT eten ip srpeem Gifcr iein
8istbuu1 al6 bic @el9dfte Ieine6 Or
pens, uno farb 1884.
Z. @pttlteb bcppbnte lit etner
walcpibten @e9enp BET Gtdtdct cine
eiulame Belle, wprin er pemGplte in Der
@eli9ien llnterridt ertbeilte. Der Ruf
Ieines frommen Wanbels perbreitete ft@
unp es entitant balp cine &apeQe uno
Elm @erlammlunssprt @ptt pienenoer
Mdnner pas beutise 5errieb , E n.
Starb um $50.
8. Nfeoarb, 8Hdpf Ypn Noypn,
tpar bic 3ierpe rer 8lerilti BON Grant
reid i'm 6ten Sabrbunoert. Durd
feline Iusenpen> ieinen Na@prud unp
bic arpee @albun9 in preoisten, bur&
feline @unoertbaten betebrte er bic Gtn<
pobner pon Glancern unc itarb um
545.
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a,em Secen oaS 2eben gu aeben> benn td
beGhe ale Wepalt I'M 6immel unp auf

mem Sece11 oas 9eben gu aeten> penn id
BETTE ale We,palt iu 6immel unp auf
Grcen." Wenn nun Gin Spl6er uns
peri1ert, rae mir etnen uniterbliden
Weiit baten, ben bic gSelt ni9t t0oten
fSnne; >penn CT ia9t oab ct unS AQen
jen1eit5 @obnuneen bereite; uno wenn
er sum Bepei1e oab CT Dtadt bat dber
SOB unc2eben, fegrei6 aus pem Grabe
tebenpi9 bernprsebt rann f1nnen pir
oepib uuo dberseust lein, rab wir 81
e:tpaS 6Sberem tetimn1t iinp> als Gin
paar Sabre ouf oieler Grbe tpie letence
Mol9inen uns su teme9en> unb obne
3iel uno Beoeutuns Gin unslldlideS
9eten ;u enpen. &seil Gbridus, Der
auwi0enbe uno allmd9ti9e Soba 0otz
tes uns belebrt bat mti1cn un ,
|olauben nit, rae uniere Nbnun9et1,
5ofnuneen uno @unide in etuem at1z
bern 2eben III Gtfluun9 eeben, uno
pir> mic eer Derr ia9t lin Gtpt9fcit ben
SOD ni9t ieben werpen."
@enn ater Der 6eilanb pou einem
e,piaen 2eteu pridt, 10 lnetut Ct ni9t
pas trauri9e Dafein Derjeni9en, bic an,
Sage rer ausemeiuen Nuferitebuns caS
| l9redlide @crt oe6 &i9ters bSren
arercen: v@et6et ron mir" ieuoern
ct metnt jenes 9ladli9e Daiein Derjez
niaen, Die ais Nliterben Gbrifi 2beil
am eDttli9en3eide erbalten> 100 E.iece,
6reuoe uno Selisteit berridt. Die Grz
lansun9 zines lolden ewisen 2ebens 1T
aber an cine 8ecinsun9 setnlpft> ndmz
lid, an bic Bcfolsun9 Der 2ebre Selu.
.@enn Semano meine 2ebre befelst,
pcr wirb in Gtpisfeit ben Erb nidt iez
ben." Die Grfuuuu9 pieier Secin9un9
bdn9t ppn unS al, uno npn 10 uneno>
liher @idti9fcit 1T unier trrtl9e6 Do
|ein, rae mir in remlelben mdblen fSuz
men ;wilden e>ri9er @emeinldaft nit
0ott unb allen 9eilisen pper nit ben
Opttle1en unp ibrem fniteren Reide.
Son uas ban9t bic Auferiebuns gum
Qeben ecer gum Tpoe ab. @eptb wtrc
Steiner lanse in cer @abl aniteben unc
f6 entihlteeen> bas 8prt re6 5errn
nidt nur 81 b6rem lcncern aud ;;i
befelsen. &.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
@ffon uon Gpdblungfl1.
Sic @ntoedu,tg oer Magel=
lan=@trake.
Cine bifprt i'd Gr;dblua9
Ncn &C { =.
(Jcrtfebung.)

u>Sp piele Berotbunsen bat 70 babe
i1 rarurh mande freieStunre umber<
suitreiisn unp 10 iu@te id in pieler
1dattenlplen Start ~ mcin SeSiQa,
pie (1Sn bit ru bod an reincm rauz
1dencenO nOuaralquipir 9esen cieles Maz
rrip at 1einem ausSetrpdneten Wan;az
mares ! Gt,paS Grin uno flblen S6atz
ten auf unc elite nad Dem Oarten cer
Gala bel Campo. 9ld, rie eliidlid
fublte i9 MIDI bier unter ben cidten
Baumsruppen wp i@, im @raie sela<
eert ypn metneln SepiQa trdumen
fpnnte. Da l9lusen Stimmtn an mein
DR. fremctlinsence 2aute unp id
bprdte aufmerfiamer bin als f6 he
Spre9enpen ridt neben mir auf elmer
8anf niecerlie6en. Der Cine mar Elm
@panier, rer Mnpere fdien tin portuz
giele au iein. Da mar eS nil, ais penn
rsr 9ian1e Wlaseuan 9euannt wirpe.
&idtiN fe ipra@en Ypn unftrm 5errn
uno - @ott! raS 8lut erNarrte mir
in ben Moern -Te oerabrepetm fi9, i'm
beute Mtent auf ieinem Sra;iersanse
i'm praoo 3u erppl9en. Nls fe f@
9lei9 bierauf entfernten, f9llpfte t@
aus meinem @eri itefe berSor t1np -"
vDu wiuf ben Don tparnsn J? !5abe
feline Gorge Soif! 81 lanse i'd IN
1einen Dienften itebe fol- ibm tein 6aar
eefrlmmt perpen. llno 9laubf bu, ct
iuerce f9 parnen la6en? @erape neil
ibm @efabr prpbt miro er beute na9
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
(Gur ben ,,Wanbsrer"
1teber 1l,titerblicbfett.
(S4l | u b.)

9lus ALIEN Nnaebra6ten ieben mir,
raB ,par cie menldlide Dernunft fir
@abrbeit empfdn9|id 1T, rab fie ftd
febnt nad rem !65beren +; uno lie better
her Dieni6 il, re1tp eber 1T CT 9enei9t,
an llnae.blibteit ree Oeites gu 9lauz
ben. 9luein ptnncd 9itt uns bic blcz
&c 8ernunft feline Solle Si@erbeit.
Mir bepiirfen in rieier, rie in man9
anrerer 6inii9t eine5 2ebrers, eer pa
ron pten tommt, Der allo ,peib, mas
rrcben 1T, her uns pas mittbetlen fam,
mas er teim @ater 9eleben; mir beoarz
fen res uenl@sewcrcenen @ptteslobne6,
mic i'm ras @pan9elium perfiincet; Der
ia ipre6en fam: user tann mid ei>
nes Srrtbums iiberfibren 2" @el@er
Menl@ fam ppbl son T1 bebaupten,
rab er wie obne Sinpe, 70 aud cbne
Srrtbum let? g8etl Niemano pieles
tann 10 1T cs tb5ri@t auf Men1den>
mort auein fi@ gu uerlaien, uno nidt
6 eauf WctteS 8ort. - @ir bepdrf fen ei=
nes Qebrers, Der pa lasen fam: SD
fcnne rem @ater unp miree id lasen,
tb fennc Jpn nidt 70 mdre id Elm Gig
ncr" einee Qebrers, cer ia iaSen fam
uGbe 9ltrabam mar ia ebe bic @elt
mar, bin id. SD babe cie Ma&t eiz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
9. YrtmuS uno Geltctanus,
.u..s .y...tTL. OlW.>>u ....A> N~Hnn.

9. Yrtmus uno Geltetanus,
s'pei r5miide Biirser unp 8rdcer,
fpnnten ,peoer bur9 3urecen, nod cur9
bic auS9elu@telten Martern som @lanz
beu abpenbi9 9emadt 'pereen. @ie
:farben 287.
10. 0iarearito, &6ni9in rpn
6dpttlanb, btnibte tbren GiafuB auf
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sum Belten Der
&elioion. e5ie mar ni1t nur bic BETTE
Mutter far t1re ei9euen feacern AUDI
fit elternlo1e &incer, bic fie fInt9li@
untertiste. Starb 1893.
II. 8arnatas, Mpcfel uno
Mitarbeiter ps6 beilisen Yaulus, sei9te
einen 70 eroben offer, tab oie perlam<
a,elten Nppfa in Serulalem ibm nit
paulus caS .3eusnis 9aben: ~fe batz
ten ibr 2eben fir ren Namen urieres
6errn 9elus preis9s9eben." Gr 1T
hes @laubeus ,pesen 9eforben um bas
Sobr 70.
12. Sobannes BON 6acurz
, ., Elm Spenier tsat III ben Kren9en
Srren tes beili9ea Au9arfiu. Gr
lebrte rur9 Borte xno 8ttipiele. Nber
Die auf8ebradten @emiitbtr oerRbnen>
Teinp19aften tilSen, ieinen ei9enea, 8ez
4eipieern per,aben uno ibnon audi nod
@ute6 tbun, seidnete ibn Dor anpern
aus. Starb 1879.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
ct. @auI, Wtinneiota, San,ffa9 ben S. Snni 1869.

cem pracp eeben. Gr fennt feline
l5upbt. Darum 1dreiee Scif> uno
la6 a,i9 rafiir 1pr9en; - id werce ibm
,pie fetn Sdatten fclse,, ,ppbtn CT au@
eem, gum &Sniee cper su benMintfern,
sur 8eratbun9 pcer gum Yracu, une
neiate .6dnre trcrreu ben 3erbre9en, tpte
etne Sderte, oer e6 ra9en miro, Jpn ;u
beriiWen."
eSn ter ;treiten Gtage ee6 !6auleS
,soren nur tpeni9e betppbnbare Vieccn.
Qlein unb biirfti9 au6m6blirt, toten f9e
nur senise 8equemlidfeiten Bar; Der
Be,ppbner berlelben tpar oter AUDI feia
BetdlinA ben caS 2eben nur auf Dauz
men eebettet bate, ipncern Elm rauber
Seen.ann, BET an Gntbebruneen olIer
Mrt eepDbnt in ccn eneen @dumen e.
mes S6ife6 feline @elt uno in Der
Wltdten &ajdte allen Comfort fano,
ben o. pom 2ebeu ycrlanate. Dasu fam
nod, pae bielee 6au6 nur auf fuve
3eit Aemtetbet tpar. Ber ,par aber oie<
fer 5ecmann? 9Sir fenueu i'm berett6.
GS nar rer erfte Beltumfe9ler Ser
nanb,o BE Ma9albaens, 8, in un<
lerer Spra9e 9etpbbnlid Masell an
senauaa unp 9eldrieben. Da faB Ct in
Dem ssSbten ber 3immer an cem NIT
2anez unp Seetarten unb auerbono
Sfripturen teoedten It1 1de, auf pem Gin
9e,paltier @lpbu6 pran9te, NIT Der
.nano in Dem fraulen 8arte ipielenr, in
pem matten Qidte elmer 9lmpel Die spn
cer Dede berabbin9. Setu feueri9es
Nuse lief auf cine bpbe> 9eiiti9e Be9az
buns Idlieeen unr feline ;,rar fleine
ater itdmmi9e unp fernig 9etaute Sc
talt> ;eiate ben Manh rer rem 0efab<
rem Ter Sec GroB ut bteten vermpdte.
Sbm ee9eniiter iaeen oer 9elcbrtc Nitrp>
nom 9lncres be S.Martin unp eer Staz
liener Yi9afetta.
uBie freue id MIDI" fa9te Martin
NIT letter, feiner Stimme uenpli9 ben
llclidcn Sternenbimmel beoba6ten ;a
fInnen."
ullnp id mill Gu9 idon Nrbett ma
den", entee9nete Ma9ellan lide!nc.
y SIR lout man9en GRAB unb nanbe
pclitionen befimmen miil1en. 9lber
,parum 70 iAweialam> pi9aletta? Sc
reut Gud per Gnti9lub, meine Gntoetz
fun9sreiie als 0eididtsidreiber rerlelz
ben gu te9leiten z"
v0pn &euc fam tet mir feline &ene
lein," crmicerte rer 9ln9erertte. SD
fam mir ater tmmer nod nidt flar
perren> pb un(er unternebmen ni9t Gin
Ginerif in rie 8ei itimmun9en re6Yapz
lte6 it, ein lleberl9reiten pcr spn ibm
fet9eiellten @elttbeiluu9Slinie> eie son
Ypl ju Ypl lduft unp $40 1panil9e
Nieilen spn ben @apreepilden Snleln
ppruber ren 0lrbu6, ,pie etnen Npfel>
tbeilt, 10 eab ale neuen Qdnber t,nSiten
ben Yortu9ieien uno Die int Beiten
Spauien 9eb5ren iouen. ST cteie
@elttbeilun9slinie ni6t i'm 0ertra9e
Don Tpreestua6 Yon beioen partete1
9enebmist wproen? 8as 1T nun Der
3wed unierer Grpeoition? Gtwa bloS
cine Straee i'm Siiren 2(mertfa' 8 3u i1z
9en, bic na@ bem portu9ieiilben Do>
minium fibrt, poer piellei6t our9 eiez
ielbe in oieles Dpminum ielblt ein3u-
prin9en unp bic Mouuffen piele perle
o0er bisberisen Gntpedun9en lit bic
&rpne Spaniens in 8eiiB gu uebmen {?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
@breife 1tetS DprtpGrtS.

Wieiu Gbriit, fpritl fsa es allein
Sn reinem Qeben anbers iein
DiQit bu allein nur itiae iiebn,
$50 ale @eien sormdrts eebn?
Grfabrune 3eist IS bein<a glid:
gDer fiQ fsb'n uiq, eebt tets 3uriid,
Gin @or- unp 81 iidp arts f@reitsu nur =
Rein @taaanb 1T in tes Natur.
8 mirfe traftis, treu ,,aS rein,
90 lang tie @esenmart nod bein!
Das Qeben lit tein lti9ss Spiel-
@sr wsib, ME nabe ou eem 3isl!
D,um nuss jsstn Museablid
9ur bein uuo eeiner Braser Slid,
Damn Gtbt bu better einit une i&Sn
DeS Qetens 5onne unttr9ebn.
66lt(f bu bid aud fiir gut unb rein.
8, elaub's, bu tSuntef bellsr ittn!
aein Menl9 bat mod has :3iel errsi@t
Dab IT benz bsil'een llrbilo slsi@t
Na@ mel9em einn rer @la'a@t Nuf
gir Gwisfeiten Jpn eri9uf.
Ser ipri&t II priift ct kin Snnres trsu-
6sin 9sr3 BON isesr @dwd4e frei?
Drum scrwGrts, puruarts ia.merbar!
Der StiQjtanb brinset iitts 0tfabr.
Nie barflt bu feisrn, rimmsr rub'n-
Der @ute inpet itsts 3u tbun.
Grit before bid ielbf, eab bann
Dein 8eipisl Inbre be6ern fanu.
5altlt bu ti1 au1 fur gut unb rein-
8 alaub's, bu tSnntef bsGer iein!
s.. QDalbpw.
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S>unt,tter 50.

0dre raber un1er unternebmen pacur@
nidt Yiellei1t Elm ueber 9retten bet
@elnbeilunselinie? penn nod weib
Nie,nane aenau, pb rieMpluffen re@tS
ooer linfs you pie1er 2inie lie9en uno
auf BEN 1panil9en pcer pcrtu9ieflden
Mutbeil fallen."
,Gs 1T bis jeBt DON pi9afetta,~ It
enteeenete Maeeuatl uttdt mI9li9, 3,'
unterl1eieer, pb mir purd Die 8efBerz
areifun9 per MpQutfen bic @ren3en eer
lpanil9en 98elt iiterldrei!en. Dteie
Snieln fino es jerpd i&pn' tpertb> gu
per1uGeh Of iie auf benz ipantldenWe<
&c, B. J. pur@ cine Tabrt nad Weiten
utdt chen 10 9ut' gu erreiden itnp, al6
auf benz possuSie119enWe9e, ,. }. cur9
bic SNfabrt um Nfrifn's SIeipiBe.
SD fase> pteie Snieln fnp idon zines
8erfu1es ,pertb; tenn ourd bic Gnt<
cedunsen reS portu9ieien Serrano 1T
ia enplid oae Xanp 9efunben >pprbe1L
pddes unS Die 0epiir3nelfen u. Musz
fatni0e liefert bic biSber pur9 bic Mraz
ber na@ @enna uno Seneci9 in BEN
!5anpel 9ebra@t trprren ilnr."
rG6 miii1en tiele s}nieln Elm GpcuS
aueS@lanse6 lein", ,untertra9 rerNftrpz
nom bic 3epe Ma9eQan'S. ~Da eitt
e6 ia, ra6 Rem Sdilccrun9en eer pors
tu9ielen> 0plcz unc Silterminen n@plps
lano> perlen uno celiteine, ppn bort
ber fcmmen BET Ganel uub Yfefer, bic
@erir;nelfen unp Musfatniii1e, Sns@
mer@babarber SanpelbplI &fer-"
u@enus aenu9!" er,pirerte Maselz
Ian. v9Sa6 man au9 iiber cieles Sn<
1elparapie5 fabelt 70 siel CLAUDE i'd, bab
mir ciele Sn1tln> menn mir cine Stra6e
um bic Suripige Nmerifa'6 cntreden
fDnnteu leidt erreiden wurrcn. 6errl1t
cpd am !6cfe &Snis &arls aud bic
Nnitdt, nob fe pidt binter 9lmerifa lie
sen mi0en. @enn rielcS nun her Sail
1etu 1pQte, 1ebt bier ben Yurpurltreif auf
meinem @lcbus> her rie 9Selttbeilunssz
linie pes paptes ansei9t, 70 9ebbren iie
unbecinst ins ipanilde Domini,ln uno
bic Yortu9ielen baten bic @reWen III
res patrimcniums errcidt. Cine Straz
be mub fid aufFnpen la0en! I"
uSbr babt DON Ma9ellan>" ent9esz
nete pisafetta sweifelnr, ~ein flbnes
@ertrauen. 3rar fol- audi Der be-
rdbmte ceutl1e Seefabrer, Sitter Be-
baill an eie Griiten3 elmer iol6en
Strabe 9e9laubt baben, unp iou oieielbe
1pear auf elmer &arte> rel9e i'm BefBe
res &6niss epnpcrtusal it, bereits ein<
ae,eidnet 1ein, ater -" " ~.
u9tun, ater 2" ent9eenete Maseuan.
uSbr i@weist ..-s
,Nter", fubr Der 9lneereoete fort ues
1T ni9t gut ansuncbmcn cae Martingez
balm, prer ionit elm Seefabrer pteie
straee pirtli@ 9eieben babe. @er
weib, pb rieie &arte nidt Don etnem
Manne berriibrt oer chen ~ cadte, pie
Sbr, Dpa Moseuan, unp feline Yern,uz
tbunsenidon als@e,pibbeit auiaeidnste?
~Dieie Strabe mag Elm prpruft Der
pbantafe 1ein ocer nidt", ent9e9nete
erreat ueleidoiel, ie miro
auf9elu9t. Der &6ni9 &arl 1T fir meine
Soeen 9eppnnen, nadpem i1 NIT ben
perldieoene Beratbunsen tn
cieier Mn9ele9enbeit 9ebabt unc fiepur@
0riinpe iiber3eu9t pab eineStrabeanc
SGpIpiBe Mmerifae fein phantom ,et*"
(GurtltBuns folst) RI
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9rr aranderer.
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GinsBeebenbIattf fir fttti<b sSStrfen uns2StMe''

Briefe fnb ~ abreiiiren:
GERMAN CATH. PRINTING co.
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07

ever been vouchsafed to accomplish
so great good in so short a time.
The Republican party has in less
than ten years put down the great
est rebellion known to history
saved our noble government from
utter Observation-Disclosures four
millions of slaves-united the At
lantic and Pacific oceans by the
construction of two thousand miles
of railroad-gave free homestead
to every man who wishes to settle
on the public lands-reconstructed,
on the principles of equality, nearly
all the rebel States-subjugated and
kept under the hitherto powerful Gle.
mocracy of the country, and is now
the governing party. having the
control of every derartment of our
Government. If faithful to the high
trust committed to it, it is destined
to future as glorious as the past
has been triumphant! A party
whose pathway all along its history
through the past, was radiant with
the light OF patriotism, humanity
and freedom, and on whose flag for
the future is inscribed in letters OF
living light, Equality, Fraternity,
Liberty, cannot fail, if it remains
true to its noble, holy principles, Of
the accomplishment of its lofty des-
tiny &C. Journal.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07

POOR LIFE.

POOR LIFE.
Another day
Is toiled awayl
Another morrow
Is full of sorrow
Awaits us when
We, sad at ten
OF yesternight
Put out the light.
So ny the empty days around,
An indistinct and buzzing sound;
So flash the hours like spokes o. the whee
Whose whirl the outlines help conceal.
In hope forlorn
We seize each morn
To bring to pass
Somewhat. A1asi
The wheel goes round
And we are found
No further borne
Than olCcr grown.
The hours, the days, theyears all seem
A careless mill impell'd by steam,
And all its work and all its wear
But turns to gray the workman's hair.
Why speak of life
AS il f'twere blithe;
As ifa height,
Within the might
Ofmen to climb,
And his time
Pluck many a toy
And many joyl
'Tis but an uproad. cragged and torn;
For every lose there's thrice a thorn;
At every step the ascent's made
The air grown chill and roses fade
Why climb we then,
Why strain your ken
To mount the scalp
OF the cherries Alp?
Why not the base
.... The better place
To bask the while
We breathe our smile?
Would we but list, we'd stay below
And catch some sunshine, less the glow
And less the storm that howls on high
And makes poor life an agony.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07

"Why," resumed Peter, II have
been doing the work of butchers
boy for whole week."
Mark was incredulous. but his
companion soon convinced him,
and then they separated, one going
home happy and content, and the
other going away from home to find
some sort of excitement in which to
drown his misery.
One day Peter had basket Of
provisions to carry to Mr.. W.
1t was his former employer. He
took the load upon his arm and
started off. Just as he was entering
the yard of the customer he met Mr.
W coming out. -s.
"Ah, Stanwood, is this your"
asked his old employer, kindly.
eyes. sir
"What are you doing nowa"
I'm butchers boy, sir"
GA what ?"
"You see I've brought your pro-
visions for you, sir; am q regular
butchers boy"
ana now long have you been as
this work p
This is the tenth day, sir"
"But don't it come to hard"
Nothing comes hard so long a.
it is honest and will furnish my fam.
lily with bread.'
"And how much a day can you
make at this ?"
Sometimes over q dollar, and
sometimes not over fifty cents"
Well, now, look here, Stanwood;
there have been no less than dog
en- of my old hands, hanging around
my counting room for a fortnight.
Whining for work. They are stout,
able men, and yet they lie still be-
cause I have no work for them. Last
Saturday took pity on Leeds and
offered him the job to do my hand
carting. I told him I would give
him 81 25 day, but he turned up
his nose and asked me not to insult
him. And yet he owned that his
family were suffering But you
come to my place tomorrow and
you shall have something to do, if
it is only to hold your bench up. I
honor you for your manly inde-
pendence."
Peter grasped the old mans hand
with a joyous grateful grip, and
blessed him fervently.
That night he gave Mr.. Snow no.
| tice that he must quit, and on the
following morning he went to tho
bindery. For two days he had but
very little to do, but on the third
day heavy job came in, and Peter
Stanwood had steady work. He was
happy-more happy than ever, for
he had learned two things - first,
what noble wife he had; and
secondly, how much resources for
good he held in his own energies.
Our simple picture has two points
to its moral. One is-no man can
be lowered by any kind of honest
labor. The second-while you are
enjoying the fruits of the present
forget not to provide for the future,
for no man is so secure but that the
day may come when he will need
the squanderings. of the past.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07
Change in Postage Stamps.

General Terrell. the Third Assist
ant Postmaster General, in order to
remove the dissatisfaction expressed
against the present postage stamps,
proposes to change them and with
this view he has directed the Bank
Note Company which furnishes
them to prepare the designs for new
issues. The heads of Washington,
Jackson. Franklin, Lincoln and
and Jefferson are to be restored in
place of the present designs, to be
represented as profile busts, each to
represent the various denomina-
tions. The stamps are to be larger
than those now in use, and oblong.
Instead Of $50 being printed on o
sheet, there will be only 100. The
former color-red-will also be re-
stored. A month or two may elapse
before the new stamps will be ready.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07

1t is serious drawback to the
Democratic party that Grant is full
filling his promise to practice econ
omy, and cause the revenue to be
honestly collected. That party al
so seriously deplores the increasing
activity in business, and the grow
ing confidence exhibited by merch-
ants. The fine crops with which
the country has been blessed, are
also against it. That party of neg
atives is opposed to the prosperity
of the country because it hinders
their progress toward Office. The
Clifton whine fully warrants tho
statement that every blade of grass
that grows is Democratic calamity.
A party that regards the ruin of the
people favorable to their interests.
is not safe party or a desirable
party.-Cm. Gazette.