, 1875-08-23

tho country.
fAlonandes H.orhons. OF co-pre+h!ont OF tho
tlaflsnct Confedcracy. has boon IA cordially sn'f
welt trcasoA in tho Nortl' anil ts held In quite
AZ high personal cstosn North Of Mason II
DIxon's line, aa yleo-1toEiicnt Wilson Is South
Of 1t; 90 thAt honosa nuHy Gu thlh anaro.-
Eptroa TnthuSE.1
II Nr. Davis lind slncl!nci tho Invitation, It
would nsve bocn proclaimed At once TINT L,o wa.
too "dsbioYht" to accept rnna All overtime Of
generosity from thu North, And that Hrand
Army Of tho 1scpubtic In Wfnn"bagu County
vaufd have been IN tord A. the lot,dcat III tho
proclamation Az It In. he will. OF cuurso, rocall
hts le.tey of acceptance.
Mt. Davis is not lnsnlted, tho sonsll n not in.
Rulsoo bur It IA bnrnihg insult to all Northern
,neo who hono~tlY p,oseta to DO In favor OF
fr!enaship aud frntornty throughout tho Union
again.
SOUTHERN ADVICE TO JEFF DAVIS.
Tho following appeared III tie hfen,phts Ara-
laachc just after tho announcement VsB mado
that Dnvs Ind accep:oi tho Winnebaso invita-
tton and bo[oio any row had occurred over tho
mastoE:
Mr. Jefferson Davla ,aa at hand the rno's sr1rnds,
orpott tlny roceny afforded any pubic nhn 10 atInw
hn*o!f htAtes,uai. That tho orraslon IN found IL
matter u eucoar.8euun and that hs Aecrpa Tho IN.
sHvs Il, substance 10 tho Northern peills that ho has
aud doe. sctnowle1ac the results Of o Var; Tint bo
DO u
tcchuea form: that hN and 10 heartily ana cheer-
ars ar shali forcyor lie one great nation paramount
III authority that lhs South snrrende1a the dogma Of
Sy sny stse tlat Lo epn'enti 10 md approves s =,
oil artrle In tla nnwrtcn tresty Q! neace and recon-
m S n s s .s n"o On aa e sr,h
| peace Which SPANS tho slaco between nunker I'LL
1 Fort sansss ns can II 90 ,am, v'ot 49, "a
Il consistently, aud gIriously. by do!nx Il
ho can serve th.s natioa a" no man haa scrved
al lin HI1unIr hN
received, re4pccsei. and valued by oil 1lon whose
on!n'ons nro WORTH conslering Bono men On either
natioa of iii,coln Of tic hanaeuGa an shack1cs Of
Fortresn Monroe, may cnrp At Tho Idea Of the so1'th-
toucs Ut political faith 10 tho nelshbora Of hn North
rival. But practically lie surrendered them aloig
WHY should lie hesitate to say 70, when the aet wni
racs him aonEsito Of The heroes Of the !etor, ana
] ness The oaro a,,son ty lila in .aeeeh In Texas
10 feelings RI Tho kind VIC fnenlton IN hs part. ssa
Sahsra sss W See H. M
thing of Tho kud, he would not hAyo accepted tile
Invitation Of tile f'nolA arangrrs.
is tho appaintncut at Rockford Ia OF, thcro
ARC plenty OF other p!aces In the North whoto
Dayls can hare tho opportunity 10 explain his
viewH on political questions. We hnye 10 idea,
however, that lie will follow tho advice OF tho
Aralanchc, and ropudlntc tho old Southern Dom-
ocratlc doctrine of Stnte Sovereignty.
| \ QUESTION ABOUT JEFF DAVIS,
r sSa e r. n stsw 81 the over
the matter Of 1eG Dav' being psrme TO- .pe.s At
Das ~aS Hs e s coalan Il b. ee.ss from
the ondago OF traltorlsn, and Y a md other pEons-
incns insEatss and lrasors q tho ltebcoa arc CON-
p!ete American citlzehs, with oil their rights 4nd
b,usslnsS2 few wosaa On the above will olalKe
HEADER.
Thego aro still \ fow OF tho leaders OF tho 1so-
bcllion who have not yot had their politica dsa-
biilticn remoyed,-tho most conspicuosls among
whom is Joty Davis. Toombs is nnother Of tho
satno class. Davis has neyor had trial. 1to
wan Indicted for treason and rebellion, vas
bailed by Horace Greeley. but tho case mover
camo to trial, but was allowed 10 drag along for
ycals, and then to drop. Tho moro It was ex-
aminod by tho lnwyorB, the more complicated it
appeared 10 become, and tho groator tho t'ch.
ncal difficulties in the way Of successful
prosecution. Finally 1t WAS discovered that 1t
wsy too lnto that tho limo lad passed for Try.
Ing him and he WAS turned looRo and that, We
suppose. Ia the ond OF It.
VERY CLEVER PIECE OF WRITING.
Springfield tldas.} Rtpno .eat.
This letter OF Mr.. Jefferson Daris TO the Win.
uebAgo farmers ia verv cloyor ps.e OF writing
II he hail boon AZ sensible aud temperate ou
sundry previous occasiona, he would have hnH {
much plcaaantcr life OF 1t, and the Rockfort
Post OF the @. A. H. would have had loss cxcust
for It's rahcr hystercal roap!ut0ns. AZ It ia, ht
| geta out OF the Awkwardhnss with moro dignity
| taan nuy Of tho othera. 1he event haa demon
/ strated that tho Invitation was : b'nnder. i3n
NO must still be- permitted to think that the etl
billty of the Union would not have been serious
" eadnn1erod by the novalty of hn isnporosiahot
. | Southern planter holding forth t. All aud.enc.
Of Illinois farmers on the agricultural ami com
! morclsi possbilltiss OF tue Mississippi Valley.
VOICE FROM AHDERS0NVILLE,
, ot6s Edfor ef TAs Chicago lr'oune:
CHICAGO. Ang. 20.-Tho people Of Wsnnebag'
! County may have good reason to reject the 10
yaston Of tbeis county By tho Rebel Chdot, Jef
| Davis. The War il over. We all feasze tia
I fact. We forgive tue rank and ii'o Of g. the lat
: wllo suffered living death at the hauds OF thoht
. who varn only tho toas Of this monster. Jen
q Davis can aver forgive him I, ~ one Of th'
tue ordeal Of living dcati, at A,sderdouvIlle car
: meyer forgive him, especially when j
!. was within his power to ebsss oa
: suffering. Probably there are sre +, mothers a .ps
i dealing man-ttap. that oasso IF despair who arf
= uon no moro who can neyer. III the fullness
i. their hearts, Jay II forgive you. hlE JoK Uava
a COME among ~ and oe ons Of u.s." Ihere m ar'
Il i4.O0O--,n tho vicinity Of Andersonve, to shak
:" hands with the monster who II tho responsibl
i lead OF such an nfamy. Tho writer Of tla lot
n | tar N&W NGA klotd tlau OAE0 UfeE sup Hnl6 "
y Southorn prison, and there was anything but
n Rloasn Of pisy In hn eye. There aeeme'
!. 10 10 sly tWinke OF triumph u
tue eya that waB not ''glass." mud whit
= can "oIasp banda over tho blood
chsam " with tho snassea, bog TO be e1oure
from recognizing him Al one Of tho lnoat atnia
t bic OF la.-abiding cltizons. Tho treason tha
j. had been lurking IN hss TitlAiuous old baart to
:. 10 many Tears 10 not TO bo erased in \ day. an
i human nature ia human nature the world over
: What ho fels fifteen yeass ago be feols tue sam
J. today. / loved tho H.a1a and stllpea In 1sBl
j. aud he hated thon. and there 10 every reason /
!. | bo!Ieve tlst ie hA,ea thom atl. but the stoad
4 old yoomanry OF Wlauebsgo don't want any Jcl
/ Davis In theirs, God bless them for is
i, II we lave not enough LOYAL good. au
Q trua man In the North to enlighten II
Q on agricultural pursuits, lot us quit Lusineyt
J. Ie: the pIoHshnro rot aod rust IN the field 10
. ths grass grow on our cities taoEonRhfatos, bn
j. lot ia nos hsyo the revival Of dead mo1norios
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