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" 17 " 1 r 4 NIi*TIS LIFE/
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'IN PI hi!P,iO 4, oh* .rotd
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, oaelefadtarsleach thebleat abate,
'' " ""alltortglit antrott ' .
VAAL he soi lartormhzattsa 'mew
.tiiiiida4irora Wottd,with down"
• Ifterins for gam matwo4histh thsa ilii,
Owings am ootr woith Osi hears of pain,
„- -11wttroblielf,P4a4alifiedidar, brain, • :__
• Oadlois Libor night ill& day
f
- ” .
iti, i &log s
I,,uvi to isi ' os::: "
d4lt"n:rts:turnsolayt." .4
•' • • Of thirebot nowt' which bum
1. Ws to IlieWlhow loath shall 01•
And TiaMk.wora wihigs shall cease to fly ?
While it foals habitation hate
- lard& troubles should not coat a tear.
beh-kla death-straits path,
. WEe lilies 41 atoms expend their wrath,
bring dl an hoar, ,
like • snow-Arks, in their powe,
tow
Life inblnent's pain.
Tis bat apart we meals tee
• Aktelloire oseiacd to
' Ana each WI atonally jotuney thAtigh
Intinp beaten nearer into view;
WAinury in life, with toil end nano
To' gather goidextberrests tuns.
_ Whea..ori thaimltarse we.gasa
Tilt lost and awe-streak le the mass ;
. Anil 11•41 the cuatitless worlds that gig?:
Ia folds above and depths below;
Thin tutu to measure humeri life,
It seems seam worth a moment's strife.
But tkerer atrkudissrtite - irithiu
• 'lnlet 'trims eternity path beem;
• When Time is Votes,
~crashed and deed,
Ins "sceptre tone ' his' ages fled,
' That spark will tad its home one. more,
• Rhea all Of Ileath's dark deedi an o'es.
And to hut is 1116 t If bat a spew,
' ;If Beat IN the anal end of man,
If riptide bat a troubled ware
•
To bear tie enwaroLto the vivo
!MING ends With this cold en4h,
WieNrall may ori,oh we near had birth.
Times but a wave on shoreleee
'Which men hare named Eternity;
And when oar vbssele,_rent end torn
By life* darlytempesto, roach the bourne,
And pass beyond the narrow line
Maio bider eternity from time, "
•
We anchor in peaceful elm
Pam mites wilt' storms forever foss.
te it w0rtb......t.1i1s tiuman,Wer"
Witheerrow, area danger rile,
in which at, hett tab lleetwg yeas
Arafsttanth mortal wee -tusolleare,
Atssl tot-over lingors seer
*To ri3y till the howl oath War.
Vie Oil alone csualnake reply
Willch, When the 111101010 sing die,
WI l stilt esist, fur Mils pr woe.
Whtle .easeliss ages collie aud go,
Bat o'er the world is doomed to stray
tAlt things of was *hall stil decay.
lirbis:ftesignlg stars togetber sung,
In *Ol ilisst, t}cots Wiedous bung
.Rhhrepectiligt-4001_ -
'4'criconrney on for enrintlean
And it it [rum' its orbit veer
A stogie iteeoOd is *Par, •
• Vie whqlo rot realm plenets Uri&
Would ditlippeer id ancient night.
• • 11ud'}land bee tade precision kept
... 4 Nktnie tin) boundless aeldOwe mope,
4041 if we do His precepts own -
• 11.11 golds vp escely to iris throne.
Bternal 84,iidorn !tops to guide
~•• (Air trenorPts reknit; O'ir the tide;
The hiariottr.e4ol, crop realms on high.
bleed, and die.
Aiors:wBl si)iastr. i Borth,
wbs. map vaB lifted td tida dotd earth,
A thouvind vei,cea rusks reply—
That lys might prey to biles on high.
Then lire content, 'mid toll and acre,
Roping to be rewarded 'mann.
linwsonrS, PA, }
ilth, 1864.
• For the' Watchman.
GOD WILL 'OAHE FOR MOTHER NOW.
It JOUR C. 11111111 T
*Ray 44 Men so Task and wear*
h eat thou not i word of cheer t.
IN 'lead kt! irqund seem dressy
While the angels tweet hear I
U
the sweet note* of the song-birds,
- 'en thy grate; upou the bough, •••
4.0 .thep etkeol up totteuvee
l e fire4 can fOr mother Dow!"
ii*agiro=—Vit e . e t rtee er+ tt ; p i tes po 'r i teanglOs
"AU the y cool up to hem*, • *
~.(10,10111 "re ,Thr mother low'
• - *hos mast not No the t444*-4r,i 4 2 616
Alieareet , .
'When the an t• oleos eallhmt .
WeleemeepeottßightmaNd •
. Whom tbs Palm 811 " 'Diu me"
• • WitiikbliehtAvulas . ou Py brow; •
giest thee;
• • . 4 /4 71.111 CIO Am inotbsz vow. •
,Vseiker—us the Plitt ia0t05,.4..
otiologodot weoplng•
. Nth Wood spot;
alrialthdrobesdag,
jorotholert not Griot
• Nobly tYon heat won thy honk
- Pinwilltwdot thentnn thy brow' •
11Intsher dolt poisointy lintllng, - • ;
• God will'oinollniinothownow.
Csontorldst Cho swookitoted ••
Bat/thr Imo ahill•liirfonrisr 1.•
' ' "WM ***ado 'ad the bravo;
0 11 1 1llitio•tess , of sontow's !ailing , 4
On thy lobo and Illosersvot,
• eat inoniab - nba same old willow
Thatt z whon dying, thaviedtbrkow,
Thou • lt root itt,posoo torts
God kithriloi,lnotliiltiiow•it t •
•
thunaw4Awd.Ofrad ""'"••
': - 11VitAT ITV. FON;
'4lll Abi t Vaial *Willard **kW
mar*
tan ia u 4,7
It *ems more 'awe:
' Two era la pm, the' .11
1t,35 mow tp O t itis i j e i . '
'; e a t wq . yiret- stiov a4-7
1,0 17 16
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4'41 IIRE•
% - tnettei stieadlippub 4iie4eenpersnee
inrOsitMtirielft44l4o.ltinwpwen .
.and . l don't Shlnbri Anil seer salmi' , antoth
• , • piebalfffeetintlediy • .
. 4 • Yese; ,, -battthat isn't it, Thelebtpie'
int/ 4 444 hiketigh t litt'!„. ; ant Into, ea
wie,S*64 - Shat f,I whet , , thlnki
of tempereAtee meeting* without e. einmitien.
441 , tmtatFout, •aurae is Army (Pity
*tern Lyme inmekh • ntrestni, anti the,
I tM a in(Conie tif OW , 8I tke , seaao~+
aweigh UM/4w
'warbles*. +.• a* .the Inaba*
wife+ ,• I,b*
tang d Stella Scene, when eomebodYN took:
myrairLO ' • • ,•• ,
.4Where haverst teen t". told the sweete •
voice in the Weald. .• "I have been looking ,
realm Nere."
Vdryinitok sapriseditiiiii4 my
licked and
es*—bot ean4desolbeiker I It makes' toe
toad to think how prodigiously pretty she
Waite; left hind AO leaded ihrofm
she was arranging her veil With her
and did net online my 'uprise. • • ~ •
.•Yon he's's been looking far...mal" I fel
,
tared.
"Come let us be going," wee her reply,
pressing my arm.._— --
A thrill went my heart. What, to make
Of my lady's iddrees I did not know I but she
was too 'Charming a creature for me to refuse
to accompany . We started. off -in - Slut
vented any conversation: - At eke 1
with • eeream
"Put yonrartn aroma me—l shall blow
away."
"1 steed not_ describe to-yen my sensatitat,
Le I pressed her to my aide andlattrried on.—
It was very dark; nobody saw us, midi
lowedlier to guide my steps. - I followed
hernotions Haugh two ogjam,„,ehort
streets,il she stoma • . f ore au elegant
mansitn.
"Have you your key t" the asked.
"My key! " 1 stamthered, **there must
be some mistake." -
"0,1 have one."
And as she opened the door, I stood wai
ting is bid her good night, or to have
an explanation, when turning qulokly, she
%neer you act to-night, ain't you
coming In ?" -- -
There was something -ray tempting
the suggestion. Was I going In A warm
hone* and a pretty woman were certainly
objects ofoonsideration, and it was dreary to
think of facing the 'total and 'seeing her no
mere. ,
It took me three quarters of a second to
peke qp mycgigd,and in I rent. A dim light.
was hen, and as my_iplido ran nipidly
up stairs, why, I thought I could do nothing
better than to runup too. I followed hot in
td a very dark room. ,
"Look the door John."
Now, as If I had been the only John in the
world I thought she know me. I felt for the
key, and turned it in the look .withoutrbeel.
talion, wondering ad the while what was
coming nest: Menem awful suspicion 6f
something horrid dashed upaß my mind, for
I have often heard of infatuated men being
lured to their destruction by pretty women,
when my lady struck a light., Then—be
ing an exeessively modest .man-1. diseov
bred thug Vitae ih a'bed-room !—alone ' with
a woman in a bed-room ! I cannot dee
cribi my sensation. I said something .1
don't know what it WAS, but the lady lifted
her lamp, looked, stXtbdat aitinstftrir,
turned as white at illew.oase and scream
ed—
"Who sayou -now eanteyou hore—O o
quick. leave the room; I thought you were
my husband I" N.
And covering herniae with - inn hands, she
sobbed hysteopeally.
I was petrified. Of course I iniiriulte
anzieue to leave, as she was td have me.
But in toy oonfusion, instead of going outthe
door I ante in, I unlocked another door and
wasyinto a olaet.
ore I could rectify my error there came
• terrible thundering at the door. Tholady
soreamed, the noise Inereasestabd I felt pe•
culler, knowing very well that now thodady'
real husband was coming, and that.' Was in
a bad fix.
Well aware thee would nut do toremain
in the closet, and convinced of the danger of
meeting a man who might fall Into the vtd..
pr weakness of becoming jealous, I wastay
in g to oollect my scattered senses in the dark
nese when the lady rushed to me and whis
pered. In ...wild manner—
" What shall I dot If you do not go lie.
will kill me."
"o—butoonsidex—"
e thondering st-thedoor , troemed L lter
voice , --she flew to open it. As'dhe wrathibi
husband 'burst into the room, I fhought felt
a little cold, and crept under some garments
banging - 3n the closet. .
A gruff voice roared and stormed—Othello
was jealous and revengeful, Desdemona in-
P oo ollt tuld allitrelleaL - therr I heard omi
noutsounds,,se.of some one looking under
the bed. . .
• "I Jimmie is ltero—l SAW 1/1131 000.8 ill wit h
with youl 'You looked the d=o-o-r I
heartout 1 " •
"Hearn; I hear nut I, I. lOU eiplaln I"
• :As I wee listenipg vary ettentrioly for the
willikamtlonAlteetrposte under whloh I was
ooneesled, were quietly./o:ted,, tut - IlstioY my
feellnto, dlioavered Input& a situation by
suoha *shied, • •
• "Krell, we'esled deeply inierest
ed, for we kAew every word o?',lds story
wait same; " , lutvr did
,rst t irt..;'Wl4 . the
serape - . • - .
tar us id i j ll violent rept wto !violent is:
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e t t r ca°
was auk Or 14'.3 1 . 1 . ' 1 1 9mit
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usiti put, , , tj of Ike.
siss
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) Ike% to ewes negro , elevia7l Wishes
'Arablb Uncoils, prettirrinctle *token
oftti th r ier to thirrestoretioe'ottilie - Woe
*lll' seek , conditioner epos' :Woo
I=lthe revolted !hetes Idiotic.," : be
i td — ratuitt to theletz - allegloutitti_ ea
sin 11234 essi book into thetjuotwoLffeetifti,
door
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ew s 4,ww.;-t,;orftt Pnna,;. .PrittarNip1 2 11. January - 15 .1864. ' l 4
.11 a •
A1101:1***401640/44*21/0414-
:414 RESUIIT, •
rye ~afe:iaen
preaching will bisaak
'to e; fanaticism at wild as that 'Atka akar
iieieriend eciod•defying population of par
wheirths`huge altr'poured , its.. isultiteni-
WO= .swarms,. to witness the orokoing
worship of a common prOutitate as. the- Eloti
•-• Thewild .11aoobine tbs. French asetrOP
olG iiiiit - Wehed"am . oflolitAMPS
by ,goitig thrtolgh priieisely the seine.
pielinrinarrt.procasie tire violin ;priests • of
the : god of the Ml* are now ke1m404:3404 .
tasks. , = •
" o
• einglifhtlial 'AT ealbeg elm
rePtedlatesat ofthe GCVO, thole ripe:molders
of the Christ. fable prophets. -
Clothed In b4.ek garments's:id White peek
• thin they- etas tbedeles and' almend ,the
16 d•Of Gated to the worship of the true
t as4ither frithilliennered vol
ume,. prevert its meaning, end, „open their
menthe,. - from etentorisn lungs the
breath of hell. tinheannemttnelnaHlfifte
false priests the go , of, C nef---Shey
pour out no longer waters" that
How _onlyihom the throlie of the Most High
--but instessi, their aermehaare a continuous
roer of artillery, rattle of mu i try and crash
ofeteel, so that the churob beo a battle
5614, And instead of the soft 'south ng words
of Christ, giving hope and comfort, abd life,
the ear is pained with the groans of the dying
and of the widows and orphan,. Un...
-der the - preaching of these -spostator-feeni
deep In human gore, for which they make
God responsible, and praise and glortfy Him
for the Wood which their own evil, passions
and eouuael have caused to be shed. it is no
longer the God and.Chriat of the Sacred Vol
ume they worshifils They have deserted them
•
olomon did; and sought ofter idols. They
have gene 'far book Tito the agetkofthe- past
. A guichassalor-tbstr-wouliumas-oieirerbter
deity ortifis Items, . 4 1,1,isMolooh,"horrid
God, besmeared mith_bleod human stied
ice and parents' tears," to whom they stow
bow.
• Whetwonder not that the church is divided
and the !look pattered, when, the &lie shep
herds shave exchanged'the crook' for the
knife, and instead of protecting, destroy
those who are Committed to their
They are no longer,true pastors and preach
! ere, trying to - save Sepia hy instilling
ristlt
eous preceptB and deeires—Zutliumautigars
bowling for blood—"woLvee in sheep's cloth
ing,' "roaring lions, si3eking whom they
maytievour.'l ' In the language 'of, Christ,
they are—like the Pharisees of old, whb pro
fessed Godliness, but !tad none—a "gener
ation °tripoli)," "whited sepulchers,' fair
enough to look upon, but within the rotten
ness and order of death.
The result of this devilish play a the
Abillition pulpit wilt be seen anti fel t After
"this cruel was is ovq," iu the looicnons of
moral* and the spread of ftuitlelit,y through
out the whoa' land far although during the
present period of excitement—when the
boom of cannon and the rattle of mail arum
the +summand toAdvsnee, thc-shuekofisttGe,
the sty Of victory, or the horrors of retreat,
are telegraphed over the wires eyery day—
men may listen to, alai even applaud the
wild blasphemy which now forms the elo
queuee of pulpit orators; , yet, .after a while
when reason resumes her throne, wbeu
calmness succeeds passion, and the former
days and doctrines are thought of, men will
either renounce religion entirely as . a farce
more lit to be enacted in a theatre than a
church, or they wit/ 'dethrone the false par
ions Ind the fairs gods, and rriUniaritn "
the Ood of their fathers—the God of Abra
barn, Tease end Jacob—eatd to hie Christ the
true Messiah, whose doctrine was net s doc
trine of blood but of love, "peace and good
will unto men." -
Some will take the one coarse and some
the other • but by far the greater nutiaber dis
gusted with the attributes of the Abolition
nod, will renounce all the religion and be
come infidels aiid athe,ists.—PataioV and
Union. . •
' . ' WHY THEY DO IT,
It seems to be :Ltaut,,a continuation of the
system that was adopted previous to the war,
to beg hatred, and strife between the
nations, to represent now, on all oeasions,
iheeruelt,yof the Confederatom to ow soisliers
'that fall into their. hands. ,The objeet'is
very: pladn. It is to steel the heart. against
mere to to beget in our troops a spirit. of
11 ' 2-thirsty vintictivenesat end to maks
the people of the North inkaarant .of any
other purpose than the utter destruction °el
Shelia of the South, - I
The Confederate Government consented to
receive and distribnte among our troops,
who ere captured prisonent,in Itiolimond sod
other places, such articles offood and Cloth-.
Mg, as their friends or our Government chose
to send them:" There wee to much lutmanity
top much kindness in that, to Snit the pur
poses-of thoee. In the North, to whom . the,
country is mainly indebted for this cruel
war It might - restive in no ,sonte of, the old
feelings of brotherhood, and dispose our
hearts to peace. They tbereforustthem:
selves to work to , destroy any onl good
deeds. They started the feleetood that the
Confederates distributed our,tphd and °loth
ing, not among tboso for whom they' were
intended, but among their own troops. tie '
meaner or tioretnnel sot - could. Imre , been
imputed to the Confederates. The Abolition
press Made • terrible outcry over the base
faleheod, treating it as a reality. The Clergy
thUridered their anathemas against the inhu
manity' of the tot: There was no troth in
the' story. , - It Was a lie out of whole cloth..
.Thitregookbas)toen,L;that the Confederates ,
hen refused to , reettite, for dioirliatitlon
'lt rig bin , captued troops, tiYmore of bur
gifts of food and clothing. If dteir kindness
ltall_cOlus:ntadti tbraDolonon, by 'the North,
Of blaokiiitheireharitetterirttheLeyee of the
world, it Wadi better, they •thonght, to 'stop
IdtartAtSentat44ltisin giMntlieea. tamanint
j tpristinea troops.: The inidfortieli aril our own
soldiers ' ,- 1 I.- -, Lv ~
k indly{_lbr 'ef, nktaohlef t
was 10110 - kei;:pcuakier-,
at46 .. .ffiiervisiiiititillor Ibm‘Angt, not
eddy rtiftleotedjb bury tiktidead of the Fade-
Oa elm o r - W.: field, .annulated the re
rriV3W" ''''stinlZiero'94644 of tie 'lntievilla,
tit Cluttlanooge, 'on the
17th, shows the falsity of thlestatentet. • '
The writc — i i"iiiii ' • • --r- " .
• trldtikejiteteatishedikeei;thalaittle-Nd of '
entiekatmotm:srberi ilietiireliktirditiodth de- ,
tid*botit vetting regkeints, hin.bded for Iwo
,do baryliti tballetalo-pdla ftstMlAttl eildvocs
emi
t e
t:raw_ AtllAtiiitcroqtand but'
..O, , . *FA Wthfaid•C:. l kl 4o Mu l l'
't
' 10 '. tit ...,',..4 ai - ,' ; Ma-
! 4: r. ; !rd; ' 5 1 ,7 1 ' :-.-;,_. : •; i•Vedi '_, - !
~- 7 . , ..... • ' . wa l ed. - ... ~ :f. -, 7 . 4% ; P ' '
' ' ',. r F r eei... '• : ' ll.O 4 . 3 t ' * Oit i r :clie ' io
abase , *Sop ,
...o.' %.,'6.- StoilialOmV : r: ---" o''vl -•
:',:=. .
Situ Votirg
•
CM
' 7 'A
iffO+OOIIItHOUcHT,,O.;
r: otas t irgAvAs A , awl
•
"Bliattanititom silentirld lone, • a
Whig/O,IW it W ine.., %ay little ones gone,
tie
4 1
reaCil t° noty l l a ilr i tr, I nn UV:7 glee? '
nil Mend Ithi °HOW - teltOtoe;f ° ►the skates
uta
Wreftiltßup tWastiattl tt.,=4
Arid elliiiktirit eli ts .psn in and oat ,
NY.hOlalgioWthe 18s nuts from spoiling,
AllirtAligit 1101101 I ante from ailing; •
.. •. . a-weet r endarill.--__•_. __ _
'kat , ltddoti * care telgiy heart unt4 ,
I sonsetbnos sighed.foi Wilhite to'dettl . o,
When theydd all be big antl go out from Mena - -
..
..
....Bilent anti lotto . , 'Unit and loath' ti
• . '
Woornalu*LyntiotoijkLe n_ l y. little duet gape?:,
Thirsts no little foot, to wash to-nOst,
'No lit Ale troubles for mother, to right,
No little bite via tone. sung to sleep,, •
No little_p_le.y-thingeto,be put op ,to keep, ..
l pylittle. garments to be )lung on the rack. -
o little tales to tell, no nuts to crack,
No llttld,truntite bed helm full of roliek,
Gelling fonmamma ionottle the &Glick,
No little.soft lips to press me with kluge—
( Oh! melt a sad, lonely evening as this in !,)
No little Videos to shout with delight :
Goodnight, dear tame, ono night, good night.
Silen§jhe hopes fa: ho little ones here,
To atiehtle a. emlle or to (base back a tear.
;dent and lone, silent and loge, ,
It seenigth * Mtiyoaterday since they were young;
New thoylgallaoarter'd the world's path' among,
Outwkare great rolling trade:stream Is now.
- „ j ou:
Out Whens row thrldes wlth lave-lights ar e
glowing; -
Out whereat. graves `of their life hopes are
fig!
NOV oomferted- : wee - i
IThrttun sae ere h ending,
Bejaia the cloud slits, up, up, stifteumending ;
Seeking the stusettine that rests on thalmmistaln,
- Drinking and thirating still. still at the fountain,
Out in life's thoroughfares all of them. tnolllhgj
Out in the wide wide world. striving and toiling
Little one loving pawl, playful rasa, At
That wen t'when Made, mad mule la my call,
Have Ye everted me ? Will ye not coma.
Back to !Our mpther's arms—bask to the home
Silent and lone, silent and longs_
Where, tell me sin my little ones gone?
Useless nay ely is. Why do I complain ?-
They'll be toy-little once never_ wan !
Can the great oaks to the acorns return? -
The breed roll log stream Bel bank to the byrno
he rnothin , call childhood again to heridcb
That in manttoo3 newt-forth r the strong and the
free
Nay ! nay Inc Lino other would will for them
- beak,
Ther'etork nobly done, their firm tread on life's
track
1111 come ilke an oraan note lofty and elan.
To lift up bar Boat and her spirit to *leer,
Anti tho ber tiara fall, when she's afloat end
lone,
She'll knew Uhl beet they are matterl sad
• Silent and lone! silent, and lane!
Thy will, 0 Father! not my will berohnil
THE DIFFERENCE.
In Dermeerittie timed had
"Gold! Uuld! (401 Gutd i•
Bright and .:110w, hard sod
Mullen graven, hitenaner4 and roirdr
•But.new it at,ulltt Woos, we hate:
Biota! Blood! Blood l Plood !
Bright and red to dadopon the sod,
And miles of graves for the darkey god.
GOOD ADVIGE
E'at only what is proppr food ;
Milk only that whieft..does.yea.good;
Spend only niq t t yektlitit afford;
Lend ordly wind wilrbe re.t,.rod ;
Then you will have no erase to say •
r wno aSout on yesterday.
~~~~ t~.
THE IRISH AND THE NEGRO
Henry' Ward Beecher, in a letter to the
London Star, asserts that the negro owes
his degradation to theirish, settlers; that no
Yankees but only the Irish, deeplso the negro
or oppress him. It. would, perhiiii, be too
•xsi3tlng to expect Mr. Ifreeher to tell the
simplri truth, he Siting a popular ,seasation
preacher, also a Yankee desirous of concil
iating the English, and. setting up his pulpit
among them. Still the falsehood is so fla
grant, that he .should tearooms slight odium,
when it is found out-,for it might prove, un
profitable.. Mr. B.,is no fool i and ho could
not have node a Mistake throagh ignorance:
Ile wdll- ktiowe that all Congress, and State
laws against the negro are Inutrioan, Irish
men in the begisleturek being very few, if
any. lie knows the•Pugitive.thave Law, the
'Law (as in Iowa) which totally ex cludes
negroes from tame Northrop BtategAnd that
(as in ChM) whielvezoludea any further in
flow of negroes, are Amerjean and not. Irish.
Protestant negyoes hale to form oongrega.
Bons by theatieleei, from the generality of
'Yankee churches, as from Yankee white
omnibueses arnd railroad carriages they
Itsveasten excluded. The •Irlsh, on. the
other hand, 12113134 them in Bair churohee on
Sundays, honor them as primes occasionally,
and is :dieters of klertty,-as InAkdt (more and
Philadelphia and NSW Orleansf Some Irieh
',nen may be: rowdies; and ; opposed to the
- neow:--but aryl theystot always led on by
the :levant - alio,lieeoher. is an Amalgs
mstionisi, and wantelstermarrialies between
whits' eluthlank. aWky he and ide
friends show theraxemple t --Mean lathe man
*ho flies tram his • eoustry In dagger,
howmeatli .etratempthile,. despicable, As be
who; hatiniestrishedhhuitelf in thettiountry
homing usiled , that that eatildry lath ,
_war,
for e war hotter! , thewilre, Odder
this n gt loed,"—yet when that witrecunes, eelli
eut 4ll "Stsitrierispletwrated - w itt e
sellers, to devote thoprathedi int& ooantrre
'mutat No, hat to, abandon it, and twain
safelLonder; soseirspot wherein to stallarill
lite wealth t., • ,tet aooh a man, uho oeunot
learn to Ilea; Waist not obtrude his .pft
rottiery on, publi•
rsnitlta AO, in .the.Rovplagooory
. war, thatFitton that woulii. **tee O.
Singel li tempo ,ory ittliantufe
wideld 3 shO ritato neltlveri , 'Ws believe
.truth, eadithe-pernianent trunk,. of that, pa
iitioeliwitnim. • 'Rh are against such mod
peer lIPLAIAIIHMIkazientbrotIOT Otratin
itinaltief4htiVan t but ow far a day. or Ft
heur.Atittsi artopluh whonl4•4 l o 3 o4br IV"
tablas:Mi. : 4ol9oW forever,. lb if le who
bitsAuf,sklMPoC•ort •
to le
-1 tat for terspowirifirill
• *wall ArbakAos. Om, kat"- Clink.
0 ,1 Paiwires,
THE tpit.ol , l4Alif,tlo ripS.
. •
A catenliporarytaits.w4llrseVtleit
iriqtr igis ruuutesking to rend • the, some
eulogies, of,l'pesileut, Lincoln in the . parasi
tic vet e of thecrountry. • NoWftere is 'the
prose Moro tiophantio .than portion of
the pries of Waabingten -.IS these journals
Aire is no disOrittnAnetion--•eeery ward that
&lope from the Presido.slo . lipele wise, and
just and proper--every abnitbeit %o,writes
is dhoti, eloquent gild fdreibre--•osteiyinsolg
nie he doterininell ripest:and carrfes• out—no
matter sirbetheg judipious or indiscreet,
tpoil
nate op othitraVy L eonstitutinottl7 or- itneoW
st hut ioisal-,itt 'than stitftrok9ou
.is gke yen;
tblliaure trequited . I.thi canary. Voitragny+
the
exigenciesl4 the•wer requistik -ens
otuls..thn privileges of the Writ of habeas
corpus n aleittatortliere ttlesdetististration of
jubilee is unimpethid—it wets nesesery to'
hold the ,Co lkesds to- good behuvtor.—
-Heeeiles, opt and imprisons unoirond
iltg
eitiseos without warrant end without'
spe!sitio sthsrgts-rrit 'salads duly to .4O so,
besouso,jf_nouceissli and imprisoned they
nupht have committed treasbn or sonic other
grant oriole. lie abrogates ittutb righte,-and
carries Congressional elections by military
edicts—eo ranch the better, it strengthens
the „Cortina Governntent,-and removes an ob
struction that interfered with,the ynlimited
exercise of the war powef. In connection
with Congress ho divides States, in clear vi
olation* of the letter and spirit of the Con.
stitutitin—it was necessary to give lulu mum'.
strongtl in the' national LrgWature and
conscripts, ho pretteiibes terms to recusant
States as a nae rut non to their reconstruct
Lion under the Federal Constitution and cc.
cognition in the Union--it is prudent and
equitable. NC heraitary tyrant, reigning
•!by the grace of Clod," has ever inflicted
greater wrongs upon the people than Isati
.Atmanta....Liauntin,..the eonstitttrttnntrMiriat
of thepeoplo, reigning by virtue of a minor
ity vote; and yet, instead of rebuke tand
censure, lee_racetives a daily offering or-hal
lelujahs from parasitic editors and peels,
who In (heir seal to praise, forgot the great
truth, that neither
"" —" florid prose, nor loffuryed lies of rhyme,
Can Macon evil, deeds or councernte a crime."
lrarknyt 'it Constitutional UniOn.
"INFAMOUS'RESOLUTIONS."
Mr. Wood, of New York, introduced cer
tain resolutions into theliouse. at few vdays
ago, malting the assutnetatlrautages IQety
achieved by the federal armft and declaring
the present n favorable time. to initiate- mea
sures for the consumation of 'penes. 'The
Republican papers designate there imiolu
tions:,inftemous. The infernal spirit which
animates Republican leaders, is palpably
manifest in thin. T hey love to spill blond:
They delight in catnege. They gloat with
satisfaction over desolated' fields and ruined
cities. The wall of orpbans is tangle to their
ears. The sombre weeds of 'widowed wives
is to them * delightful spectacle. It must
be so. We 041 AcOotti*.ill,lll) other_ _wa y
for the Aemlish hatred which they evince to
ward all who speak of peace, or who Seek to
initiate mettimr.m for the terminatien of intr.
It is their stagy tp protract this horrid con
flict. They hare done everything .11 bat men
eciuld do to prolong it: They - have removed
little by little, every inch of ground. • upon
which a Union man in the South could stand)
They have united the whole Southern . * pet.:
Odin a death struggle for theirlives, their
proplarty, lheiritopos and firesides. Why?,
Because a war upotnthaßouth prolate-their
hatred; it feeds their revenge; it gives' them
oiftgo ;It Ails their pockets. What , matter
if it is Ctirlilig the North as well an the
tomtit Of i young, gallant manhood ? What
waiter if it is filling the whole lend with or
phana and widows,•aud imposing It tasstion
upon the people whith inust nreatidaTly Mitke
slaves forever of at° messes I Ito matter at
all. The mod whitithandrontrol the Re-,
publican party. do kone,ptthe fighting, stif
fer none or the atilictioniendure Wile of the
hardship of this terribipaltruale. It gives .
them offlee. It cloths them lath the pomp
of authority. It enriches them hoyfuni tjte
wishes even of ayerice.. Hence the cry ; On
with the war : Tience'they Call peace met
antes "infamous," and denounce as "trai
tors" or "phew seoundrehi," all who seek to
terminate this hideous, ;ninon; and most
unnatural ettife.--,Deven Foltire,
. .
ORGANIZE!
' What. the Democracy need, says the Day
ton Abnpire, and needed to the last campaign,
is not enthusiasm, for they hove atmiidantio
of that; nor determination, for Umpire re,
soiled to vindicate their cause by success;
nor fortitude, for thpy have boruo for ate
sake of law and order insult and outrage
enough to ottir stover in the bided of. sigo-' 1
What they need is 011omuzATIO.' The State
et large, every county, every township, ev
tir,y,s4apl district, ought to be promptly and
effloiently organised for the sprvh election,
and for the greater election, afterward totol,
low. Opposed to the Democracy is a league,
sword and - secret, dangerous and devilish,
working by babes, by threats;by burniup,
by mobs, by, sprig nd eaves-ldroppers, and
bialted by a power which impriions and ex
iles in conformity solely with the inspiration
of despotic wilt. To meet and baffle this in
fernal enitiney, le us - unite In Dettioenitio
'clubs, enrol our voters, circulate docummite,
ohorge,upen the party iipower its cruel op
preesions, its perjured violatform of law; its
prodigal waste of imblie money, opd all the
oriutes'of which a full nataloguo Would till a
welpme, which it has committed Binge
- tat accession to. polder. At the boll4t-bOs.,.
:through tlio mBaniand in the modes appoint-
ad by the' law,' the, people. will someday
oweop away the preempt alsoniinable redo
with, the force , and O I
f a lernad.
. .
--=Therto his ' haat' at - Wbelkingteu:A,
grandiseerld seaelou of delegutes (roar all the
o/# 11 411 11 40 1 7. - PiCililifed — Slatitie.
,tin a
.1104 toilets/ . •Plot, 'theme, Olin far ate
Akilltei' &Wtraetilon of tturty, - But' habit
this, that thdre le a point Where,' - *hes you
have ruaollledfit;youlnitet blot& all your plot
atur.with the .boas of. ,ypur up% ,traitol-
Gus veins' ‘rtie p e ople barb Wu Your,
aboAd{uitlotta !Bilk palielale, 1 31 4 that
reatkupand repbdtsope would ' cause you to
return to the old paths of t 306 OiluiatOtiots,
aid lonfro..-.' • - ~- :•... --. .• . t`...• -4
• •
••• ' r rebe
r —r.da.ltialt beggs . trli i itiade Over;
pearanoeat *Ohne& State. oWg'Wliell:
' dui Llaildlard mold Willa:.:i.. .••, 4 ••. ,- J! ..,-: •
.. , 1,9/hy don't 191 Att!, to yrorkv? 4 * K r
hearty map Die you ehulddrioytliildeillitit,„
L il V ' v
-.. l
It Raid be °aid riot dodalkylrerk. .'
74 4
• 111..1 sloll,ch,
‘, 1 00 "m4=o o J lie *Olin .
1 tagraidesi ot . . 1 .• *, N t.I I
1 11 pelt
iy ime.
Kindness le 41" %agate, 14)1t seen.
the dumb brute aiu =Unbend.
lure Le skit," at the quiet
band said to the chattering wife,
thi Brahmins inlgdis have
as many a 5.1,16 wives. This hosts Tha-51-or
mons out ittaiglit. ' • t
The V 14•10,
pr hit te l tri l ts
it the agel . ofl)
wltiedoitor that tight taemg
is •A Pliblio4 4 l4 o fit, inestagett s aa it. kilhv off
an the roanah and leaved the 'wise onfo
co - grow up to: be 4.atiten: •
-linty flip printta of Wan, popped. the
queatium la' the Pt:Meese of Denmark
"Oafish detatt te - Miiity me." Ard the Pair
Dana deigned. .
+--,den.lp Lane talks about hie plot_
form. Probably-beneath tho- gsliowo-hie
platform will be erected, and he will net
be likely to stick to it leig.
_tlialatv-shinplaatera then
govet-ntmint area good repreuentation of the
party in power. Biaok,amutty and on the
"split," principle:- •
•
ypo.' es lteitittri. re In Athens
inscribed ever hie diner. "Let nothing 'evil ,
enter here," Diegnittee wrote under, "how
doeelho owner ifet iu f"
Roasting ta someone out of pleas.—
We Mere once amused network, a men
re-
LeoweeecLeeMelot, xnd tstt i A
before film
—Despatches trent Washington slake
thia Chief Juin itse-Tanry is verydll, and—ust
expeated to suriire. He is near S 7 'roars
old,and has. bean Chief tittsciecrirt the "Sup.
Ftupo Court since the tiplak of John Maralinl
in 1836.. fIP
—lt is reported thitt this unlucky credi
tors or the steamship °teat lEastet n Aisle
decided to dispose or that vessel by lottery.
The draping isfd take folded dt Fritakford on
Lbe Main, and theta nrii 200 shares, rang.
jar, from £2;1) to
The Aboritiouleta itroy to the iooplo of
the South: "if yen don't' obtandoti%the rebel
lion well eitorutinaur on with the sword,
if you do, we will eonfittoade your property,
and hattir yolt fog,treattort.—Eubh le the plot
'form bf the self-dublia "Uri oa party.
saddeit picture et the them is e
win tenting his own ihaizeby shouting, for
the itepublioan party. Beery mari who does
it, is putting the sliaokels of datipotieto upon
hie own and his children's limbs, unless the
better sense of bet Women can !brink kiln in
elfdtbs.
ME
—A. seteepapet eorreepestßent Nig that
'Thehtngton is xi dull of ooptimotors as' w
dogip ottlena.", There ithei's the,mNftedlf
Litt tf Mesa ioitttntetork cobld Wl' 'he
got r'd of as eerily's! fleas exit be smoked
out of aolog, there might be grounds for us
to-hapa.., .• ; 3
—l%e Legislature of Alabama heivoterl
thst alte.beautiful earrate thnt cover the
door of the Senate 'Chamber, Hart of 411epro
sentatIves, end ell officers' and oommitte
rooms in the elegantly furnished capitol at
Ilontgngtery, be out up and given to the sot.
diers of the army for blankets.
,- 2 ---(lrernlateles are printed at eodrkto of
llakt milliene a day, with the sitop,ltues anti
numbers all angrartabao that no Signing nor
numbering is required by atin o body. They
are simply peeked in bundles, as they
fall frlisa the priming frees, se , tek many
obtagies would be bound odd sent off WO.
otorkot. ; • , •„.
• wrote' whiserae arrested for Won
terfaitbig Mr. Chase's shifi-plasters, toll the
' Judge that ha thought the whole d—u thing
was a fraudvtand that he oonsidered,that he
had as good n right to haves Magni in dm
pie as anybody also. Ile was a printer by
trade, but Chase was a., gas at the bu r
ohms.
—The ?aria Tina, a new and true Dem
ocratic paper ifuhliehed at Paris, tUinois
sap!: ,
- from the-mnamentste_tite:Papers,
10. tadpole's latest proclamation: is in the
jpublio estimation what. ,hit Xrasasipation
o
Proclamation was in his wn--..the West fool
ish act of his life,
—At Obiagow MT. lieechir had the fol
. .
lowing puc. te him by scanny Scott.
Are you fighting for the Constitution with
the fugutive slave Gleason in icr it so, bow
do you pretend to be fighting for liberty
Secondly, ifyou are fighting for ..,amanoira
thin, are you not fighting spinet the Con
stitution.
The parses did not answer.
. fielmon . P.
Chase, neeretary of the Trinieury ofthe pre
sent sdatniitration.ln a speech made by Wre
' A r :
ti
4N 4110gOitOr
3/44
J = °4 1 . -',.'';'
-.
• :. - •' 4 -:.-.
- Erdifi - oikiiiiiiii.:±6llrise `.ti . r ..1.127
71 fagot alty,,,,,covinork.d., wseth • •. .
t.. inakioD-4.44, RA*,
jdaitghter, twelte yecre o lige. • .
tracked to the ferry:Watt ernt wigs**. an
had passed safely cert.. oncras &maid s ena*
ihot' diem/rend, , Patdenteed. , queettareeitmet6 ~
. Lt.
dtutim ing bro in ugb . Lato .e. t:iizoir a :ter ;. ::lll: 4..,
46... 11111111110110116 ,.....
‘
anti unhappy ranter, Atilth.net in, •Istilari‘•
end adtertiaed eV. " iV,,f4,17,..L ii iitkt.:14,1... -
cr altenld rimacirC . • J,,...,,..1 4 ,... 4 :.p* : 1
passed - tttnl~ ogitilde ' . ' A t ,
_.
..•
1 .1 : (ionise OT A young •
~
,loranniest
Lt, er near Vevey, *bout totttyfliiiiiitir
• herawsurt tritiortytipr likA t.k. _
nue not his denichiii".. 1...,._ , ir
Time wore on , atitt no tidings wee or As
Icier child. tilbe wan (Wort to them;tdelffery
could not 'Keit her yrwieti -41treinOtwellthit .
months 4tnne the Irlekeet flutifty,rintofittl re '
'Ajertroantiligtk.Upittir aktlellaianneuer", -
t:reign in language and tuittitntentitrite,
third its hab ifs - front Th inn wh to they, bout ,
' mot with their. greatio aw 'TOM' !-
Way OMIT thoWitiTtrem — aadly ruirdneting on
.the past, and enatdiathett,:ttekikegiinadero
,ted toreligioan ditties, 4eltwAt merelopeful
ly to*ard the great Warn.. !ghat% thr dill
are.
4bout a week sides, a Meitner errt: t ac.
from Mentphle, Win orowded wlttipneani
who were upon the ptinecat
eyeetto godlier. intewteedoolt thrriitt i lir. , ..
vow ohjentr,ntitAl WriiTlitrilnit'attlit 11 - :
Ude, hewartyintitg hig i diiig's in:
...w.ii*t WV° 'irial ,,
_
w I e ciiteciakm.
bilyorwrs littram.......ssot ij t
to, where, hill any . AyArtOpk.4 4 lV i tlti
was the cottage of lfer Oh ,
Tail 1 , 1 ace the 'anti*: titinike " ' it r Zt — l4
,tom t_
her a warm weiitosat within. dilittektr
peesedmseAferks i otitell • '
liaralaap t• ne (mere . w.
end she 'Went withotti iriterulfitioid
door or lierlather'sliouso. It answasnlinsit
her knock, weeds - had4llo , nt I Pti.* *
.+Pc„.4 l O-
rough, Where she had .ieft 41 . 011W,T1 mai _no:
sighs of human life were IC be than.'
it was the turn- flea *lk eed:WM ,
to steep, and Whom,. by, itamtirn _eta •fellSatit -
.how far and almost tropplesslor skit X* 4.1 P-•
orated tiom her patients, she begs - ffe, We
desolate. Piqued eiliernirehhllitt -pen- ,
..iihntentut hlntatethmbi -
attatoboat., whore a- (*pall, Wm: 4 W: 1 11 4
her to Be *Alter as it nurse. .AferSl'l the
while the war hroke out.' ridtoptag 'anlitafe -
&liras neth-tholtiintlkbriheMven
.ale found that. - aptrlefttgeado , .a
prove steadfast int trotitile, dA ,
lOrehnoss of a parent is 14diiii. : '
beside that of a etroatats yetostiayaeigiari
4.149 ?=
ble till lately co.rettirp. :MW .4.10004,
ington hoe givem , shotter to theirs r
til her retire is mile kaeira KIL,,
—atteinitaci geroper , . i ' . '' • ••'
EXTRAOROINARYI tIiOPIEMEMTP".
: • .•• 1*
One dry las weak, Mrs, Swim,
of Noble4rwit.9-
go to l'irgutylinpur. leaving 'her
and two small obildrm:
time, Jr. Oerrge ISylorvWhoilleildrehai
mate nefghborhood t irs t oi.,
1,400 la t i tuAseten or s brim*
fINNI
two
lien," tit eirs'ae,
bow hr other be torb.(ircliow.
hriiied in •Witesileg ittiont ir- the.•
with Mrs t ik that rouged&
of the heteleoree
giros_ i r i= s's
•
burg train. -•
It seems Thai; after yerd 6r illittier
trim' they brought up tai!Clittif *U46
ring jest bees* 0.1 !liner 0 40 ,- t .
prepared toile!, Ato,plikekqi f 9 1 9, at:
room, and wore 4166Wleal l t h' •
tabli.4ltdre.RatutOtelbeitt= om
freehand, 'and Itty.greigtor
cite his wife. ..
. It amps that aday'enotwn'on
edit' left cure, Me. tebk'ltlt4o :
.•
to attempt to atednee lars
" wrest allegianse./9•4a0410..
her to elope
isenrc—io which; it Bootee, if
trouble in imeoesili*-eaeldukut idlii 9 49l l *
dreaming Oat their ao,tirts,,l6l9ll,
then committing a like - o9'u" , •
The alien° thnt oned4tlift*
. reeognition at tbit Cheiedialtiabnomit•Abbat
tom neither tragikrier,kl4,l6lllleti
bo imagined; lre, !Nub lr +l ll,
who round theinantrettlf
*mild de, they etthatl,foludiM :of
some secret atntieretekaingiate66 :t*.*
pritutteroop, Mar
wait eboultklitlie Own Ate l ,
'their Malta Wire dron.•aktittagratillMini •
Mohr lilit- wi
•
-.. a .2-Aaltrkey dog*
halesmanse of the liagtle . ta •
holding thrik - hillet pole
colored brethren attire Um* Itital&t lett r
dertook tolleattribn. dna 'pooOe*Oß,f4Oll**h
qroat.loe.. • 1 3 5 1 44 115 l•• •
tt When Gad made AlL**. Host
end sonata un a 11(thrtryt,- wet
mom it in - ae und.,
right ektiPst at 44 4114 •it, Alt 101 1 ,4lPilr .
.-..7„t:,d1a-; t^ wild nits f*llwfii~llsll°
'..You"aar • eltitya7 11,41/. Mitt
m aw • '4 , f 'k bi ect
stains ' saidtho: - •
paltr y. , Bold 4 1 ,644
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