Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
THE sOIbTERs ORPHANS
- 2 - HOME,

20 70 q
81 The Board of GontrolRof this, sinsti-
tSstiiUT has presented to 7ahe public
aEI5Foueh the DeBaFEmehe Comma Hder
of the O. a. Re- an interesting report.
I Of the work done in this charity, Be
sides the report Of The Controllers the
tpamphlets contains the names Of eth
L GERS, observation-disclosures d report, names
l-of children fFeesived2 Treasurer -ae-
I-ceunt, items Of donations, forms for
appticati nsfor admission, and q fund
lot IN nforna ti9n In regard to the incep-
'Etiap, an pregress eft the eRteTprisefs
ksbThe HomeRis 6beingg organized and
endowed under tftboFitys of the g. "A.
Pr. though anliBtimation is HgiFeps Of a
/ purpose Z o trahsfef it ultima tely TO the
Stare Propositions were received
fIoRl several places with Inducements
! to secQTest he location of the instifu- :
ltiOn and itaWRs finally decided to- 40
eAteit on soae1 bUBdFed acres Of iland
f aouated by the efsizeHs of Greene 66un-
i 1tyy9 Z half ndiie ont ef the city of Xeuia,
i the donors of the land also agreeing to
| give 81, GOO 3p cash Toward the cost of
/ bull ldings. The seEeeti0R of the place
lis Rn admirable enc and the gentlemen
shaving gltilea nfauR cement & are exhibit
tiBg. rare energy and skill in fbe prose
l.eutiop of their work. -. :. l5l- ..sl-. p
i The cash receipts are reported at
So ,694 ,U3 and the ezpendl lures at "a,
b5z7 ,SgerTartlYz fer buildings being
erected and paEtl ly7for supplies Z =
+ iSeEentyItWO children of men ~ b o.
gave their lives for the nations Gfe.
are now enrolled. --Ansesruest appeal
rs made ford donations Of boo ks papers
/ tapd lausical iRstru uments for the use of
/ Abe orphans, which We think will meet
with alheaFtgz p0Bss from all parts
IA the q eafe GGaaJ sEtfssa sTe BOZ
! This is one of the RIDDLES e charities
! of the age and should meet with d
cordial and heaF tYl snppoTt from all
classes. a1iek ut. never bev said that
ehildFenaf the defenders of our coun
try and our fresides, given ID sGeFed
trust to our keeping by those who
might have lived. to care for themselves
had they loved life more and country
iIless-LIet It neyer Be said that they
were left to Wantfor Shelter aud sup
poFtaf-hT ii nof3n85zs sGls3az .sdF
! aSeEerab 6hildren1haVe alFeady beeBi
seat from RiehlaBd county aandseh ,
deavefs are b oSF nlasing 10 take those
who are now 10 our Gouutg fnfirmaTy,
aWaybfrom that institH tl0n and send
te sXeRiR. Parties desiTlpghin-
fornlafiOn 10 regard te9thes Home may
prOedfe1o.it &c Fffomfs MFs.d aaoEefnOI' 4
Hayes, NJ. S. G6bkeh.1 Dayton or any
member Of the Board of Control
4sltaspsftelkd. l44eer4sssdas8 .IsdVg 4is 81
,ih5E4s L. zE--ZzE,5 ,adzza La-I a-
n5a q saeu5ezfuo1 sTsd3 .l9fEuaaE1
81 s.,5 s..s,55SFI1sz FIT ) 55rfs Po1RFAR;, 5 Il
! ~ r. a.
aaEgumeqt that the
disabilities of zIitz John p ofteF, in1-
.posed fpE his tFeacheEy at the BpH |
Bun battleI oughtto be- Temitteda baT,
cause political disabilities haYs been /
removed from the rebel seIdiers,9the
New York 9Ff5gqte perginentIy says
IA viii rot do 10 say that-5no matter
facts Of the acaseurWe.s arc
willing toatTeat. Porter as1sleniently az
Openly-the charge against Porter was
that he betrayed US secretly They /
came before US as avowed enemies he
wore our Uniform, narched under our.
flag, conmauded the best Corps of our
Army and sdjR0beyed the peremptoTEl
briBgiitsup to,the dght at q
most critical emergency This is not.
D case 20 be covered by the Amnesty
wisely acc corded to open enemies, fairly
beaten, iand rahnfullg accepting their
defeat. The charge is 50 damning
tkat. LWere q neE5atrial possible, we I.
would give every facility for proVinEb
the conviction unjust, butashould in
sist upon the femofseless ezseution
OF the sentence IL sustained