The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-03-09


| The Ohio Ssaafasaa, the dfgkn of
the Ohio Democracy, viii soon be re-
moved to the building lately pnrchas-
ed BY Richard Neyinsl1 The paper
viii appear in a new dress andsbnder-
90 many other improvements. We
regret,to learn that Charles b Flood,
ESQ, the present editor, viii withdraw
from the editorial control of the pa
per. He has made the Statesman q
lively and efficient paper in the cause
of Democracy, and our hope Is that
his successor may prove himself as
worthy of the confidence Of the De-
mocracy as has Mr.. Flood. =
A bill Is before the United
States Senate granting a pension of
81, 600 e year to Mrs. LihcolnEto
commences at the date of the death of
her husband. Why not also grant a
pension to the daughter Of Mrs. Sur
raft, who was deprived of her mother,
about the same time Mrs. Lincoln was
Of her husband, by the fell spirit OF
asassinationS then AboardEEs Lin
coin 'tdied for his country" Mrs. Sur
raft died for its '.tequallty loved Pre-
s ! setis ssss rs IN
and or
phahs. 20.
Ray. Father Young, Of StPaul's.
Catholic Church, Fitty:nineth street,
New York, preached to a large CON-
gregation ON the Vicious and sensa.
tional Journalism OF the day, on 6nn-
day week. A certain class:ot weekIies,t
he said, selectedtsless. in which1aduF'
terry murder and lust formed the basis,
together, with, the mosyprurientend
disgusting details of, the Divorce.
Courts These papers found, their
into the hands, of the. yonng'
and tainted their moral --eharac-
ter. ".Wil YOU not, fathers,
brotheEs, husbands he said, assist
me IN crushing this debasing evil 2
WiAysu notrrise,il year1plaees,zand
by dat act give ME ans~ assurance of
your aid in carefully excluding these
papers fromIyourh households in trown-
this most perniciousrlitera-
ture OF. the period !" The who q. con-
gregation of 1000 persons rose to their.
feet ip answer 2 the appeal,
tWhittemore. who. escaped expul-i
sion from Congress for being detected
in dishonest practices was a-carpet-
bag member from = South Carolina.
He properly belongedto Massachusetts,
FROM which State he went forth as an
army chaplain. The army, proved
too mHeh7 for his religion, aTdsiike all
men, who "steal the livery of Heaven
to serve the Devil in" when he left
his religion, or his religion, if any he
had, left him, he was ready for
anything mean or vile. 1t is a pity
that sucJrmen; when they -"fall from
grace" do not break their necss by
the fall. Itmight save the hangman
t. oIble. \
The Res. David Fisher, a Bishop
Of the Dankard Church at Monticello,
Indiana, aged seventy years, was ar
rested ON Wednesday night for the
a legged seduction OF. q daughter of the
Rev. S.KewbergPrs p pastor in the
same clinrch-Fisher was bound over
in the sum of 81, Ooe TO appear before
Justice Turner on Friday at 2 O'Clock
P. M. The-fseling throughout the
community, and especially in his own
church, has been so bitter against him
that he was forcibly elected from the
last Sunday, and not allowed
to preach. Samuel Miles, of the samed
place, Vas on "Wednesday bound in
the sum -dfS500 to aanswert the charge
Of the seduction of Rebtcca j. c.
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Don't borrow this paper,F' because
the subscriber who has paid for it
wants to read it. If YOU want a. States
and Union of your OWE, send US two
dollars and you can have it fora year.
A ma who will borrow his neighbours
paper, when he can get it a year for
81, is abouttas mean as the grocer who
caught. flies and soaked their fleet in
get the sugar back that had
accumulated by walking over. his
counter. 1t is no use to be dean for
the sake of saving a few cents. You
caa't take the money along. with you
when you die, and if you could, it
wouId probably be destroyed by fire !
We submit the question. whether a
man after haymgereceivedScredi for
newspaper for "a series Of years. and
then order the postmaster to return
it refused" he not paying anything
therefor, would be be likely 10 steal
little s1things T.. We have D. few such
men, and butaaod we . are, able
to Say, in our nIia'k,i EYE, E and shall
probably publish them with the facts
and figures m due time bslieyIng that
the ptibliershoulda be made aware of
the whereabouts of these dotfbtfih and
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