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National Republican., 1874-04-02

themselves, which was done In vast number
of instances. In other cases where that was
not done the board took IL and carted It of and
stored II away, first taking account OF the quail
ity and kind Of material In front of each place;
then, when an application was made Tor draw
back, the superintendent Of property reported
what the value OF the material was which was
taken, and on that an account was audited for
the amount in favor Of the party who applied
for It who owned the property. I think the
audits on that account amount TO some Sc, 900
or s75, 900 up to this time for old material.
The Witness. II the committee win allow me
TO ask question, would like to. nthis line
OF pavement Of mine there have been men who
have got fifty-six feet and have been allowed
e74.90. That Is about the same amount as
mine. There is my bid there. That Is the res-
son went to work to see II was not entitled
| as much as anybody else. That Is all
WANTED to know.
By Mr.. Wilson: @. Did anybody ever call
upon you with reference TO tho material you
had theni A. No, sir.
O. But the material you used was put back
a. Yes, sir; think, to the best of my knowl-
edge, the whole paving across to Mr.. Stewart's,
the same paving and all Is used, and yesterday
went up there, and found out that he was
iifsing bis or relaying It, putting material un-
der IL. There was none under IL, and mine was
the same way.
Q. What kind OF material Yves he putting
under III A. have got sample OF the kind
they are taking out. am judge Of sand
The Senator Is putting something very nice
under Il now, like the old corporation uncd &c
b. Mr.. Jswett, Ito Mr.. Christy.) Do you
agree now TO the statement Of the Governor
that that was the mode Of settling these ques
tionsl ,s..-,...,---s
Mr. Christy. was engaged In another mat
\ ter, and did not hear the statement.
| Mr.. Jewett. I understand from the Governor
the mode was 10 levy the tax upon abuttine
properly for the paymentiof the Improvements
| that they then took up the material, having
issued circular first TO the residents to remov'
their own material. When they failed tc do It
the Board Of Public Works took II up, taking
q description Of It, and depositing 4 in SOM
place where the material was deposited; ant
then when the owner Of the property made
claim the superintendent Of property, or who
ever be might be, would put vaiae upon tn
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paved on the line Of the curbing to the build
ing-line where the cross streets cross. They are
paved on each side with concrete between the
present curbs. Eleventh street Is fifty feet.
The crossings amount to one hundred and
ninety feet.
O. I did not quite understand you. A. It Is
pretty hard to measure, sir.
By Mr.. Wilson: Q. Very well; we will have
| Ii measured with an engineer. A Yes. sir; i
am certain, however, that the whole Of that
eoncreting is measured to II street.
Mr.. Hubbell. submit that the only meas
urement we can go by is an engineers meSs-
urement.
Governor Shepherd. would state, in regard
| to this, that the engineer who makes up these
assessments has plates prepared showing the
whole line Of the street with all the distances,
intersections, and everything Of the kind.
Mr.. Wilson. Who Is that engineerl
Governor Shepherd. Mr.. Forsyth. We can
bring them up when you take I'd that branch
Of the subject.
TESTIMONY OF JAMES LYNCH.
James Lynch, having been duly sworn, was.
examined at the suggestion Of counsel for tho
memorialists.
By Mr.. Jewett: Q. Do you know about the
pavement on East Capitol street.
:. The Witness Which one, sir; there are two
o. What are the different kindsl n Tho
contract, as I understand it, in the first in
stance, was given out for matchmaking and
parking in the centre.
Q. Was any work done under that ooAtraGk
| A. There was.
o. How muchl A. There was considerable
quantity of grading. The old zlmal not-
walk was twenty feet, and theY moved the
curb out i've feet further, and exteuded the
pavement five feet, and laid the. .eurbinr for the
parking in the centre-ffty fes 4 parking was to
be laid-lail 1t from Eleventh, street east up TO
about Fourth street. They took II up. re-
graded 1t, laid Il again, too n IN again. then
had the stone dressed, an. finally hanled away
and abandoned that con sraet and entered into
another contract.
Q. When was the next contract A. The
party, was informef was from Philadelphia,
and contracted to ave It with stone blocks.
Y: What was done A. They paved all tho
roadway between, Second and Third street, and
part OF the sy between Third and Fourth
streets. Mr. thompson came along and tore
up the pasen 1ent In the center Of the road, and
commenced laying his railroad track.
v. WnaI was then donel 4. That was aban-
down mere.
Y, So there have been three kinds Of pave
meat laid in that street! A. Yes, sir.
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-Y ON e4rD b. -aa@ Der officiellen 3ab.,
s,lna 3ift bic neue Contribution bon ben foube-
ranen DoIfe bes StaateS Dbio nit Der bebeu>
ten6en Waioritdt bon 147 ,2s4 Stimn,en oer,
iuorfen. gu bieier graben Maioritat baben bic
fatbotiten, bic i'm 9anSeu Staate ge9en bic
Contribution itin,ment, ,einen bebeutenoen8eitra9
oelieiert. es tuobuen lin Staate Sbio. 450, 200
Ratbolifen. 8e6ncn uir, bab unter 5 9}erfonen,
W6nner, Beiber unb 8inber, cine Yerfon
itimlnbere@tigt ift, 10 belauft ii9 oaS tatbol!s
i6e @otum auf 10000 Stimnen. @enn hit
nun annebmen, bab baoon $4,000 Stimnea
gegeu bic ncue Contribution ab9escben tpuroen,
10 it bie(elbe oura bic Ratboliten sei6lo9en
iporoen Denn namIid bieie $4,000 Stimmen
auf bic anbere Seite gefaaen paren, 10 bate
bas cine Majoritdt fir bic neue sgonftitution
eraebcn. llno bic Serren, iueld)e ben @nttpurf
Der neuen Contribution anferti9ten, bdttcn f'd9
oieie 10000 Stimmen Der &atbolifen gar lei1t
ii1erw t0nnen, ipenn iie nimlib ben ein5i9eu
folseneen @ab in oas0otument aufgenomnlen
batten:
vGltern, tpelde ben Nadncis liefern, bab iie
ibre &inoer iu elmer YriOatidule er5ieben la1cn,
fino bon ber, 3abluns. Der Sduliteuer befreit."
9ieie tuenigen 8orte miiroen bic san3e Gonfti>
tuition bur6sebradt boben.-Sofentli9 perben
Die @olititer iid bic erbaltene eettion buffers
Sbr ldreiben. s.
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Die Sraucm Dpm euten 6irten.

.Die 195nite 8liitbe oes fatbolii9en
@faubens 1T bos Oroensleben. 9ieies
offenbart li4 auf Die mannisfa@ite Meiie
in ben ber19iebenten Werfen Der Ndd)=
itenliebe. 9ier in Den @ereini9ten Staa=
ten, 100 unlere beili9e &eli9ion: INNER
mebr feiten Tub fabt iino au@ fait ale
Oroen oer tatbotiIden Stride pertreten.
Da mir nun in oer 9i65ele Columbus
au@ Elm Orbensbaus Der Trauen bonn
suten @irten in Der @tabt Columbus
beIben unb pielen Meni@en Der 3tued
uno Die Ginri6tuns iol@er Mnitalten
unbefannt 1T 70 9eben iuir 9ier eine
Sfi55e iiber bic @ntitebung ,.no bas
Wirten Der Trauen pom 9uten 9irten.
9lls Die Sitten bes Doltes in Tranf=
reid in Tolse beg 9unsenottentrie9es
gar febr beroorben tparen benllbte 1i9
Der .9ater Cubes nit anoeren eifri9en
Yrieitern bur9 Wort unb Shat bieIem
Berberben Ginbalt 81 tbun. Tiir. bieien
3ped griin6ete ct I'M Sabre 1910 .5l
Gaen in Der Normanoie ben 0rben. ber
Grauen pom g,lten4 9irten. :, Sang. III
slrmAtb gesrilnoet ,tnb ppn ben 3eitss=
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FMrt Die iberfallten 3u6tbduler, bic
|pielfa6en S1sui,beIeieli Betriigereien,)
8dnferotte uno at,bere .3ei1ell beipeilel
|5ur @eniise, baB Der ,peit perbreitete I'm
CLAUDE itf1b Srr9laube gang llnbernl0=.
genb 1T, BEN berannabenben @eIblehte
irgenoDie jene unnerfegli1e, periiin=5
gernbe unb ermellernbe &raft mitaatbei<
.lel,, Die Der lpabre fatbolii6e @lanbe al
:lein III ben @eif Der Meni6en einpffan=.
aen fann. S6reiber bieIes bat iabre=
lang unter Ni6tfat6olifen in per}bieoe=
men 2dnbern 9emobnt uno NIT i6nen
,perfebrtsuno. ba lit ibm benn Die Sbat=
fade aufgefallen, oaB unter Nrotei itanten
'uno llnsldubigen 10 piel gelhrieben unb
geIungen miro bon Den D9lidliben un=
idulbisen Sasen Der Sueeno." Sau=
lenoe bon Yoelien banbeln BON bieIem
Sbema ,nb er9ieBen 5abQoIe Sebn=
iudtser9i1e nah Der 3eit, TOO Der 3tuie=
ipalt mod ni6t in bic reinen 9er5en Der
:2inoer sebrunsen iei. Diele iebnii6=
ti9en &la9en finoet man unter &atboli=
fen nidt, uno tueun man iie irsen6tuo
boh in @er|en ooer 2ieoern iinoet, 70
lino 1ie aus oem Semitic zines Yrote=
ltanten entlproljen. 2iegt in oieler Shat
Iabe ni9t elm unluilftiirli6es @sltdnbnib
elmer littli6en 8eritimmuna Elm Sc ltdno=
niB, baB man lieb als @rlpa9iener auf
elmer littli9ens @tufe heinoe> bic nimmerz
mebr lpie6er 10 gut 1uerben lam als ie
mar in ben 9aeen Der &igbbeit? Seoer
Ni9tfatbolit fiiblt es eben, oab nur &C.
pobnbeit uno Gr5iebung, ni@t aber, ,uie
bel Dem Ratboliten Der @laube, feline
@ittli6teit itiibt. So aber @etpobn6eit
unb Gr5iebun9 in ibrer Wirfung fort=
ud6reno na6Ia1en, >uie bic Rraft, Die
eine &u9el in's Roaen bringt, 10 oaB
lebtere INNER lanslamer lauft; tuabrenb
Der @laube immeroar anbalteno feline
Wirtung auf pie @ittli9teit bes Men-
@6en ousiibt, ,uie ber 9ampf, Der eine
Ma19ine treibt, 10 fol9t notbnenbig, bob
i9 unter ben llneldubisen uno SrrsIdu=
bisen bic driltli@e @ittli6feit enbliG
gon5 perlieren .mub, ipdbrenb bieielbe un=
ter lpabren &atbolifen zbur9 ben lebens
bi9en @lauben fortmdbreno li6 perpou<
fomn,t. Die &usel bic nit einem
S9(a9e fort9etrieben ,piro, bIeibt enolid
lieeen, au6 bann, tpenn lie init Der 9e=
lualtiseu &raft beg pulpers aus benz
&obre 9etrieben purbe; Die Dampfma=
i9ine oa9esen iebt ibre @rbeit fort, ip
lan9e es ni6t an 0ampf feblt. = Das
&elultat bieier 8etra6tung nun 1T bas,
oaB @lauben uno @ittli9teit un5ertrenn=
li6 miteinanoer perbunoen linb uno oaB
oas @ereoe, es fdme auf auf ben @lauben
nid)t an, man f6nne in ieoem @lauben
iittli6 gut lsben, fali9 1T.
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3 E tt ra Ae "a

sSn Der @eele jeoes tuobren &otboliten
lebt Der Bunitb, oab bod aQe Menl9en
bclon0ers aber un{ere in ;rgeno elmer
@ette perItridten Mitbriioer, Die Wabr=
beit Der, fatbolil9en STRIDE erfennen uno
annebmen m69ten. Sc lit oieie Wunl9
au@ gang natiirli6 unb Dem @eiite GbriIti
entlpre9eno, Der bo Dor @einem 9eioen
in einem 10 riibrenben @ebet ben bimm<
lilaen Dater anrief. baB bod ale feline
Nnbdneer Gins i:in m69ten. Statt
oieier BON @briitus setuollten @iuisfeit
ieben mir aber cine 9roBe 3abl BON
Men1 1@en., Die li@ Gbrilten nennen, in
Der 9r0Bteu llneini9teit i'm @lauben uno
in Der @ittenlebre. llnb bieIe porhon=
oene uneinieteit uno bic 5ablreiden Mi<
|beriprii9e, Die BON ben protefanti1 den
Setten in bic Melt 9ebra6t tuuroen, ba<
ben piele MenI@en in einem mebr ober
ueniger boben @raoe ber religi0len
@lei@9iiltisteit entse9en 9efiibrt. Dieie
@lei@siltigfeit 0ei9t li9 beionoers in
Der @eringI4dbuns oes @laubens. OBJ
i9on Gbriitus itets oen @lauben als
etpas dubert Gotbuenoises anbefabL
uno fait bel ieoer @elesenbeit oarauf 5ue
'riidfum, obi9on 5ablrei9e @tellen Der
81. @@rift ben @lauben als 5ur @eli9=
felt unbeoin9t notbipenbi9 erfldren 10
t0rt man oo4 oft senu9 bebaupten, oab
es auf ben @lauben ni9t anfomme, tpenn
man nur gut lebe. 9ieIer Brnnolab lit
offenbar un6riitli6, benn tpenn Gbriitus
6ei @trafe Der etuigen Derbammnib ben
@lauben perlanst, 10 tann es natiirlid
nidt~ 9lei69iilti9 iein, tuas man elaubt
lonoern es 1T n6tbig, eben oas au glauz
ben, ,uas @briltus lelbit 9elebrt bat t~unb
ni9ts anoeres. 9ie 9ebre gbri1ti aber
1T cine III li@ eini9e unb feline >uioer=
ipreaenoe, tuie mir lie bel oeu @etten
finben. g3ur eine 2ebre, npr Elm @laube
tann Der Don Gbriitus 9epollte lein. Da
es nun a6er pielerlei iol9e f9 ,pioer=
ipre9enoe. 9ebren unter ben Meni9en
9ibt, 10 iino oie(e, Bis auf cine Gin5i9c,
ofenbar fall9. @enn nun Meni9en
lasen, es lei 9lei@9iilti9, ,uel@en @lau=
ben man babe, tpenn mon nur gut lebe,
10 permeinen lie oamit gu lasen, es .lei
9lei6piel, ob man Die ,pabre 2ebre gbrifti
9laube ooer irgeno einen sSrrtbum. Sc
1T oas iAon an li4 cine b09it ipioerlin<
ni9e 8ebanptuns, Die aber 9an5li9 BON
ibrer 8eltung perliert, ,penn mir au1
Den 5'peiten Sbeil berlelben betra6ten.
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NT @ir Qeben bic YrGmien i

B gBlr 9eben Die 4}rdnlien leBt
allen 9lbonneuten, Die fir bas 8latt
$3.50 be5ablen unb babel fir bic ge=
tuiinIdte Prdmie 60 Gents na13ablen.
Dieie 8er9iiniti9un9 ,uiro aber nur cine
beitimmte 3eit oouern uno ,oir bebolten
uns por, bielelbe nod einieer 3eit 3u be-
mFdntsa ODER sal!f5ubeben. ltniere 9e=
fer uerben baber tuobl tbun, f9 re9t
BAH Gins Der ibDnen prdmienbi6er fir
ben billi9en Preis ju li@ern. n. 5@N':&
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81 Ser Mrtitel ,rE EN- psereu nm b.
8 s e.e1 IN nnierer gegeuwaIigea Nuutr,er
entbdlt cine aana ,,eie Sbee iiber bic 8eutpe<
ren;frage bic nod nirgenbs befprod,en 1T.
Sollten anbere 8ldtter ben artifel reproburirer.
ober Bic Sbee ether Beipre1uns unter5iebea,
70 ipolle man gefaaisf babel bic auetle anse,
ben. ,.sl- sss*t :
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Yrdm te1t
fir Sic Nbpu1enten
beS vSbip @atfeafremmb.

lln|er Ylott perfpl9t, wie 1don oft an=
seIiinbigt, einen boppelt suten 3,ped:
Ser poue @clpinn lit fir orme perla1jene
WaiIenfnoben 6eitimmt, oas Ylatt 1elbit
aber mil: Die Mobrbeit uno eas Nedt
sertbeioigen unb ourd) pa6enben 2eIetoff
fhlebte 8u6er uno 8ldtter perbrdngeu.
lin Dem lebteren 3pede nod be1jer 5u
hienen, boben tuir uns entI I6loNen, alien
un1eren 2eIern Prdmien su selpdbren.
Wir f0nnen Bel Dem billi9en Breiie un=
leres 8lattes notiirli6 bic Yramien nibt
eerooeju perl6enten> 1onbern baben Den
folgenben Ylan ausgeha9t:
Sober Mbonuent, Der pon jebt al 81 so
fir einen Sobrgan9 oes Blattes be3oblt,
tanu sesen No9Sablune pon 60 Gents
f9 cines bon ben beiben nadfol9enben
8I6ern ous,pdblen uno miro linn bo1=
1elbe peltfrei nod ireeub einem Orte Der
Der. @taaten 5u9eionot !perben: ..
y Ser title &rie8 Ser Trei=
it,anrerei eesen Sbron un0 III
ta,. : Aus Dofumenten. elegant
gebunben in Salbleoer. 2aben-
preis $l.15. Sic Mbonnenten bes
.Obio @ailenf nfreuno" erbolten oas
Bu9 fit nur so Gents. .e.~s
p @pmpafs fir 2ebem n,,b
gterben bon 2tibam Stpl3:
Mit 8iioern. Sn 9albleinemano
gebunben. 9abenpreis 100. Sic
9lbonnenten oes "Obio @oiIen=
frelno" er9altea oas 8u4 fir nur
60 Gents.
@ebaFo Der oben ansesebene Betro9
1T unleren 9dnoen 1T, perlenoen mir oas
ge,piinic6te Bud iofort. @us Dem cr=
ften 8ade tann jsoer li9 iiber oos per=.
berblid)e Sreiben Der Treimaurerei in GU
ropa unterri9ten. Das alueite @ert
pon benz .beriibmten S6riftfeuer Mlban
@tolj biloet Elm intere0 0antcs unb niitliz
DIES 2eiebu6 fir ale 9riitli9en 6omi'
ten. Die 8iiGer lino oauerboft einse=
bunoen. Wir tperben-uns beltreben, Oas
8ersai9niB unlerer Prdmienbii6er nod
g, eernsbren> I'M 10 CUTE 2iteratur ni@t
aQein Sur6 'un}er 8latt, lonbern aud
our9 rulere Yrdmien gu perbreiten.
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Mr Sir YomcroY iit bic Expedition bes rObio
DoiienirennSes" bel 9errn 5eWti9 slins,
Grontftrofe.
Bg5n Mue 8riefe, 8eiteHungen, Mnfragen Gorres
Sponben;en, @clhicnbungen &C. abreifire nan ah
Hcp. su{epB Setting, :4omerop, Meiss 60. ..
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SuA aSUS.$ w ySApt uttas uoSS! b - -
BEN? -Gs beiBt bod geipiB ni1ts aneeres
Eals 70 leben toie @ott es mill. Das
aber fam man: bur9ous nidt, ipentl
man ben tpa6ren @lauben ni9t bat, gBir
nollen bas ettpas ndber erfldren. gs
| bat nod ME cine @elision 9eseben> Die
| nidt aud Die @ittli6teit Der Menl6en
in ibr Bereid ge5p9en butte. Dte5e
ESbatiade 5eigt i'm Mlgemeinen ben Gus
lammenban9 beg @lauben nit Der Sitt=
li9feit. Mer ober ben 3ulainmeaban9
oes @laubens uno Der 5ittlidfeit gdn5=
lid ldusnen tpollte, Der tl!iiBte fol9eri9=
tiS aub' 5u9eben, baB Die Biel90tterei oes
9eioentbums, ia 1elblt oer D0llige I'M
CLAUDE 9an5 tuobl nit einem driitli6en
2ebens,panoel, ia nit oer poqfommenen
8eobabtung beg bon Gbriitns oerfiinee=
ten @eiebes befeben f0nne. Gs 1T biele
Mnnabme eben &ueiter ni9ts als cine
folseridtise grpeiterun9 oes fall9en
@runoIabes oaB es auf ben @auben
nidt anfomnle, 1penn man nur ittli9
lebe. 9a es ober auf Der 9anb lie9t
oaB oieler @runo1ab ii6 1o,ueit fol9eri6=
tis nidt erlueitern ldbt, 10 fol9t baraus
uieber oab oerlelbe fali6 if. @s ltebt
alip feit, oaB bos @e9entDeil lpabr uno
lomit @laube uno @ittli9teit un5er=
trennliG pereiSi9t lino. Ser @laube III
es, Der ben Menlben Tttli6 madt J. nur
aQein Der ,uobre @laube tann oen Dfenz
iden .poll ltdnoig iittlid gut MAIDEN, Elm
fall9er @laube miro bies Inn 10 weni9er
perm0een, je ,ueiter er Ii@ BON benz tuab=
rem @louben entfernt bat. Gs fam
5,par ni@t 9eldu9net >ueroen oaB
Die @ittli6teit nod ldngere 3eit beo=1
babtet iperoen fam, tpo Der @laube
i6on aufsel6it ober li6 perdnoert bat>
ober bas ertldrt li6 aus Der Ma6t Der
@etpobnbeit, bic nod cine 3eit fortmirft,
tpenn au@ bic urIpriin9li4e i90pferil9e
&raft bereits .peri9munben 1T. Man
|peritopfe bic Queue 10 miro Der Bad
big our Nslnoung bod nod einige 3eit,
>uenn aud 16,pd4er, fortfieBen. 9ie
mebr ober weniser 9enaue8eoba9tu res
9ritli9en @ittenseIebes unter ben BON
pom ghriltentbum gan5 obgefaaenen So=
milien, 10 ,pie unter ben Mitsliebern Der
peri9iebenen proteI ItantiI6en @ctten be-
rubt nur auf Der Ma6t Der @etpobabeit
mnb oer Gr3iebung. Sic @itte uno
Die Nd@fenliebs, bic iid nod III
pielen ,paderen Tamilien unierer pro=
teitantii@en Mitbriioer finoet per=
bantt ibre Besriinoung uno Gntite=
bung elmer friiberen tatbolii@en 9lal=
bensfreubigen 3eit, uno es 1T 5iemli9
oberf ftd6li6e Selbittdui9uns, tpenn lold)e
Men ihen oiele suten Gi9enf4often als
unabbdnsis bonn benz @lauben ibrer
Woreltern betra9ten. SIT oieie 9arltel.
lang aber ridtie, ,uie ni4t gu be5tpei=
feln, 10 ergibt es li9, bab Der tatbolilhe.
@laube Der 0oreltern bic urqueQe alles
Fttli@ @uten 1T, bas nit beut5utase mod
unter Yrotei itanten ,lno un9ldubi9en i'm
ben; es fol9f aber:. aud ferner, oab i'm
9oufe Der 3eit oas nod porbanoene 1itt=
liD Suite ii9 INNER mebr unb mebr ab=
1@md9en unb enoli9 9an5 perl3winoen
muB. DoB bieler @6lub pieoerum rih=
tis lit, liebt man am 8eiten, tpenn man
bic jebiee Generation nit ben tur5 bor=.
bereesansenen perslei9t. Gs it ben
G(tern, Die protel ltantiI9 ooer nngldubig
S;nA t,;rht n1phr rHnIifh hie Rin0er in
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9sDnnerDD, BEN 2. gcpt. 1874.
$50 ID cs,faIclsbcr

fit Die 9i0aeieu Cincinnati, Columbus, Gori
Babne, gobinston, Detroit uno @lebelanb.
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The Bible.

That glorious book Of divine revelation.
which commences with the birth Of the world
and ends with the apocalypse OF eternity
whose first word is tue word OF GOD, In"
Creator, calling forth the universe fron: moth
ing. and whose last wor-l is the word of God
the Father as He calls Lack! Humanity 10 his
bosom to enter into fill possession OF truth.
This book, which hes twenty different a,i-
thOrs, who PASS the pen from hand to hand
down the ages OF history, all writing under
the empire of cne idea and in the unity OF
the same plan. but to which none OF then.
has presumed TO atiX his name. knowing that
he was but the recording instrument III the
hands of the Almighty. This book. whose
deadly enemies. from the PAGAN sophi>t 'C
the modern intdel 'havc Tal!sssci,c,; every &c
partmcnt OF knowledge tor objections. anG
IN; nature to the torture. il order II "osslb!e
to elicit some answer opposed 10 me D!olt
No other book eyer passed through such IN
ordeal, for it has been exposed 10 ;iic contra
dictions of men for The last three Thousand
years, yet even to the present Aour II has
been found impossible to detect :. s.ns.e e.
ror. Wha: skeptic (;arcS to DENY i'll the tace
of ali this history. s,c:c,: ailt; nrotane. anu
the results of all ancen: and modern rcscarct.
that Moses existed. or tha; lie was ;he Chief
or ruler who lei the Israc.ites from Egypt to
| the land of Canaan. Tie FAC; that he was
the inspired author Of the pcntateuch, We
find accepted by all Jewish and Christian an
tionity, and supported by constant reference
and assertion throughout. i:c sacred volume
itself
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1t appears that when Mr.. Bogy was elected
to the Senatorial chair from Missouri. his son.
Colonel Joe BOgy, was rather more elated
than his father. and with a natura! pride in
the paternal success alluded to it on all oc-
casions lie spoke of his father frequently
as the successor of MIR. Benton. and himself
as the son of his father.
One night, after discourse Of this nature.
a crony, Il sleepy sort of a chap, remarked
that he had been the victim OF peculiar
dream y few nights previous, and on being
pressed, related it.
II .lreametl,' said he, Il dreamed | died
and went to heaven. and when the angel at
the gate asked me who l was. told him. He
pointed to place and told me to wait there
that my turn would come in few hundred
years. While was waiting saw Joe CON-
ing. Said the angel: who are y0u:
''Don't you know mc?" says Joe. 81 am
Colonel Joe Bogy, son Of Senator Bogy Of
Missouri, successor Of Mr.. Benton: you know
me-
"Certainly, ColoncI Bogy," replied the
angel, ''come in, we've :een expecting you.
Walk right up
So Joe walked up to the throne. and the
Almighty looked at him. "who are you:"
"Tm Colonel Joe Bogy. son of Senator
Bogy of Missouri. who succeeded MIR. Ben
ton"
''Indeed, responded the Lord. Il am
glad to see you. Christ, my son. get up and
give Col. Joe your seat.
The Senator seemed to enjoy the story as
heartily as anybody. Cincinnati L (onn'e'ciol.