The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17

II ia of,sn ss;d tb,t auo,.,ions mad
from, S,utbern nevspspers do not fairly rep
r,sen, the sentiment OF the best classes in
,hs Son,b n, !. .lso said that Southern
n,embers Of congress. in the heat of debste
Give ut,erauce to wild aud eItrsvogant
on;nions which do Injustice 10 the sober
op;nions Of the thinkin, men of the Sou,h
The criticism NAV have some force, but it
j. unfortunate for those who make il that
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calm, rational and pstriotlc than the arti-
cles Of Southern editors or the speeches of
S,,karn ,on,rsssman Poll.rj,s ost C.us.,
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anu oiner his'oiies "cie IL no e''ei 'e1i
per. lhey were sectional, parsionate anu
had the parrowness Of provincialist. The
Southern school books carry a Spanish re.
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vense i"'o .ie eAaniP's' =" ". :, w"
iederate srithmetics, ana lhcuica'e Secs
sion In fractions.
Tee moat notable of recent Southern
-, wr;,,.n bv C.nar.I RicbsyJ
Taylor anu appeaIec only ie" days oe
fore he died.
Dick Tay Ior WAS a son of Zachary Tav-
lor ono nj the Presidsnts of the United
ioi, o"' 81 t.L
States. de was born ooutn' hke ms iather,
but had received classical tGucation Ano
had Travelled extensiveiy. Ills pook wac
deliberately and cooily written more tnan
d, zen years after the closing OF the Rebel
lion in which he had been a prominent ac-
tor. Gan we then Dc Perui'ted 10 4uote
from TINS pook' puoii'heo tn,s year, IN OF,
der to snow the opinions Oh tns s"ealthy auu
ventupe to do 40,
Or - pon. ba wr;,e,
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AS an enronteIy, Wilt anm , ~ was ie,,o.e ,.rS
equal by hslpisssness wnen u WAS pres
ent, ana mehuacity nj. er j. mau passu, .ne
annals OF desl'ousin scare. si ,ta An q inpie
OF Secretary Stanton:
A spy under buchanan, a tyrant under
Lincoln and a traitor under johnson, this
man was as cruel and crafty as Domitian.
az tn aIdsus S,evens.
Deform.d i'm bow and temper like Calibap,
this as the Lord Hategood Of the Fair.
OF Henry Winter DAVIS:
Like the fallen angel, Davis preierIea l,, 10
Win W.. ~ ahe heal Of Waau.a and ,be eve of the
BssiIisk, he mi hit have represented silva in
HindoO temple.
OF Mr. Colfax:
The Vice President of the United States ac.
cented bribes and o. riured himself in vain to
So ne e.nosure
Eso,;dan, lincoln ia pain'ed A a low
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ohscene s,ories The generals Who succeed-
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eu McSlehau sre vi a"us. 'eneic a. LIZ :,
is "vlcar OF Bray OF American politics..
prosiaent Johnson ia possessed nv "a wolff
fv or
Ism desire Iof vengeance VI tue Peopie
OF the North during the war he draws this
ob.a,f,l ,ortr.;t.
ehseIlui ~ ~ Ma-. ,..a, a..,a,r,. v.n,rr
rom All tne me-, Sot.u I'LL, =, ~, s,nh S ~ W
.nu wo,nSn sneu sI., ,,,, e.,,sss dsai ~
Artnur oHy Ie~aosu n sone pI peeI s.is,e y.
sa6aI Sids dsbonorabIe % rlunder BENEATH the bros.
trate body OF the south. The Emperor Com
mcdus, N iull panOpiy. met In the arena
disabled and unarmed gladiatOrs. The ser
vile Romans applauded his easy victories
Ancient Pts oil covers with patches the tgno-
BILE scsbs Of q corrupt life- The vulgar herd
believes them to be wounds received In the
Gallo wars, as it once believed in the virtue
and patriotism OF Aarat and harrere, =,
Washington Was the noisOme abode of
f.,,1 Ma "a .v.,v nn,l..n ha,.t
eveiy iooi cuo su e'ey ue~
Compared with II S0dom was an eiyslum,
and Gomorrah angelic, Here is Q sketch
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oi ,iie n"eAonAi S~PA'AA ~ '"e
style:
Tn. martial tread of hundreds Of volunteer
senet ah soo, sSsv sesnf ~ II 's ss
lavishiy as MorEans bucceneers affer the
sack Of Panama Their women sat 2. meat ,Hts Or
NJ s,a,i ins ns Sn'hern ,naspnns The camn ~
iowers were here in nigh carnival, and in
chnrac,er and in numbera riyalled the At.
tendants of Xerxes. U,urtesans svarmed
eyeryvhere ab,ut the inns arOup the capt.