The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31


Gently returned, is astonishcd to find
the Drawer newspapers speaking freely |
and honestly Of the seryants Of the peo'
pie. Why said he, "thcy call The
Pres dent swMlcfw That is not the
fault Of the papers, but Of the Prcsiden,
himself The character Of a public nan
in America, if he has any, is very likely
to become well.known; and then it is
the right of the people to talk Of ii in
plain English. In the United States
the people are sovereign, and rule
themselves, willie the President is their
servant. In monarchical countries
this is reversed
A connecticut editor has got it awful.
ly. lie attended a wedding, and says
when he saw the sweet bride he felt
I"like going into the Swallowed gardens
Of Imagination and gathering there the
rarest roses Of langurgc--roses half
asleep in their buds, and half awake as
they swcIIed to bloom from slumber and
adjoining her wedding wreath, already
full with the blessings and repeated
blessings and bridal offerings ofloving
friends We have attended lots OF
weddings, but they never made us feel
/ like that. Get out with your" Swallowed
gardens OF imasinaiJn," and try and
be n mau.
Our friend Ellis Days certainly has
on hand the most excellent and choice
lot Of c, arS perhaps ever introduced
/ into this market. Those who are FOND
Of "induging in u slGokc' which will
prove to them cntrc.y agreeable and
satisfactory, shon'd apply at once 10
Ellis. But be carciu!, friends, that ap
plcation is not madc for some other
good thing, which ;his kind and clever
young man keeps constantly on band
Turn to the left, and not to The right
AS You enter his establishment.
The New Yorl, Christian Advocate
| says: "Thcre are more Jews in this
city than there is IN the Holy Land. OF
in all Syria, There are about 10000
Jews in This city, and this is probably
Il larger numDer than now inhabit the
scripture. lands above mentioned. Or
/ that 10 Geo there are not eco that can
Justly bo called poor. while the ma. or
ity are heavy owners Of real estate, and
also among the most active and enter.
prlsng of our commercial people,
MEs.Hs, II I. Cox O. Bro Commits
sion Merchants, Atlanta, Ga, report,
on the 2Gth inst, fair demand for
CO.. n; meat and -four dull, and prices
very Irregular aud unsettled, and in or
dian. f., r,.kn l,,n. md oui,L solos cnu.
siderable concessions must he submit
t,nd ,o BATTER. cros. onious. and
green apples, scarce and w1nted.-
eatier cold business lar, but not
act'Ec'
Some SuGAN i. ANTHONY pOiitica!
friends in New York are talking OF run
nng her for Governor of that State
y single vote would have elected her
LIeuicnant Governor. Of small state OF
''o' o"h' '"' "'''cn o"c HAS "eei' Sta''n
i"s '''''''''''c 'o' Jo'g } e"'S' oo' '''''
'o'e' was never cast al" 'he lo1As were
long s'h'e cioscI
If women are eventually allowed all
the privileges Of men, we suppose that
II they refuse or neglect 10 provide lor
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or whether some one has been ,clIino
I him. Any way he going to have Christ.
mas changed to some time in July.
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