Year: 1864

will address the ElIlZeE- OF OEufA-rs NL ---ISt1.
October 27th.


THE LECTURE OF Miss HARDISGE.-The Court
House was filed to oyerfowing, on Tuesday even
inc-the occasion Of the lecture Of Miss Emma
Hardinge on The Coming Man Of America, or the
next President" Among the audience-wllcn
was largely composed of most intelligent
prominent and influential cItizens-we observed
many Of our Democratic friends. who in extenna-
ton Of their heinous fault in being present doubtless
plead curiosity to hear lady make politiea!
speech. We shall MT. Of course attempt to follow
the lady through her elaborate discourse, as its for
cfb.e and perfectly comprehensible style rendered
il in every particular easily understood and ap-
preciated by Ell who were present and to those
who were not it would be idle for Us to attempt to
give anything like adequate idea Of it in brief
newspaper item In the outset the lecturer re
marked thai her hearers would bear in mind that
she was a transcendentalsti and therefore they
could not expect her tread in the beaten path Of
politicians in discussing the issues of the day. The
New World was discovered at a time when the
problem OF human government in the Old World
was becoming of paramount and alarming inter
est; when the oppressed people Of Europe were
looking almost despairingly for delyerance in the
creation of some new and mighty nation. In the
opinion Of the speaker, America was designed by
God as the refuge of the oppressed of all ands-as
the home Of true repubticanism which she believed
to be divine. Our Constitution sprang from the
Declaration Of independence which declares that
all men are equal in the sight Of God and endowed
with the rights of life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness. In the establishment of slavery at the
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and the Southern aeistocratS insisted upon their
being cattle, subject to all laws governing such
property-and the lecturer thought that the mas
ters being the sires OF about half of their slaves
ought to be pretty good judges of the quality Of
the stock The invention of labor saving ma
chinery in the New England States soon served TO
convince the Northern people that slave labor
neither profitable right. and Yankees Al once
became philanthrophists- abo>hing slavery en-
tirely throughout the North and looking zealousy
towards the South to extend their phianthropic Ia
bors in that direction. Miss Hardinse spoke Of
her long residence the South where She had seen
slavery in its darkest and most barbarous forms;
in New Orleans, for example, she had seen three
hundred slaves return to their master ON Christ
with their hard earnings OF the year, and.
while She had witnessed many like cases, in no in
stance had She any part of the money 50
earned go back to the siare for his abor-the South.
aristocrAts were pGupefs on their siares. The
lecturer thought it shameful that people were 10th
to attribute the terrible conflict in this country
its true cause which was Ndrey-the curse of he
land. On this portion of her subject she spoke
with great feeling and eoquence She at length
came to speak Of the Coming Man, whom she
would not call the coming man, tor he had already
come There are two men before the American
people as candidates for the Presidency-Gco. B .
Mcclellan and Abraham Lincoln; an apology was
demanded, she thought, for placing Mcclellan first
in this connection, but she had scriptaral
thority, namely: The foundations of heaven are
laid in hell She believed that Lincoln was pre-
destined for the mission of leading the people Of
America through the present crisis, and it would
hereafter lie recorded in history that while Wash.
ington was the Father Of his Country, Lincoln
the Prcserrer OF it Little Mac, She said.
refy little mac indeed-n fact the least of all macs
The evidence of his incapacity was before the
country and il was needless to speak of his mis-
cradle failures; she merely alluded to what Prince
de Jonyille termed his promenade Of the army Of
the Potomac to Manassas and back again of his
throwing up siege works before Yorktown while
the rebel force occupying the place numbered but
serenty.fre hundred men and he had an army of
over one hundred thousGnd This is the man who
wishes to usurp Abraham I.incoln's authority
what right had he 10 Lincons place She COM
pletely demolished the diminutiye Quaker hero,
and long before she had disposed of his case many
of the Cops had ramosed She closed her lecture


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men in California to fight nobly the battle of BAL
lots while the soldiers fight that OF bulfts and all
viii he well. In bidding adieU to our citizens,
Miss Hardinge said she would take pay Tor her la
horS in the nion cause on the Sth o November m
the election OF Lincoln. Her lecture throughout
was received with uubounded applause, ana viii
undoubtedly result IN many acttS>lonS 10 the
Union party


Hos. 2. NJ. SMrru.--we are authorized to state
that this gentleman, having sufficiently recovered
from his severe illness viii address the people Of
this county ii the different precincts, per an
nouncement elsewhere. We are glad that Mr..
Smith has donned his armor in time to strike some
sturdy blows in favor Of the Unicn cause in this
county. There are few speakers of equal ability in
the State. and we regret his inability to make
more extended canvass. Union men in the various
localities where he Is announced to speak should
see TO it that general attendance of the voters
is secured.


CHANCE FOR NoLuNrEERS.-A recruiting Office
has been opened at this city for lie purpose Of fl
ling up the ranks of Capt. Gibson's Company, now
being organized At Marysvile. Persons wishing
to serve their country. Will never dnd better op-
nortuuity Of doing 50 than at present. This Com
pany now numbers Some forty men, and are quar-
tered at Marysville where they enter upon the da-
ties of soldiers life at once, making it much more
pleasant for recruits than the usual course pursued
by companies in course of organization. Those
desiring to become one of "Uncle Sans boys
viii find it to their advantage to apply Immediately
10 f. X. UPHAM Eecruitins officer, at the st
Nicholas Hotel, Orovlle.


Tag Temple OF FAME.-we understand that our
Copperhead friends in the county are coming in
large numbers to view the splendid structure known
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