The Beaver Argus., September 20, 1865, Image 1

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(jiIAY &. RUTAN. £rft| «t Pp
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jFron theJJew iSgland -Farii
fSS OLD HOMESTER
JIY VtC BARTON",
• -
'lieoW house standingby the way-
Oii mossy, roof the raindrops fall;
l>timbers sinking to |ecay, ,
yte vine twines round its crutablii
r lsas there I, leanjejl the ways of
■Tivjj mine a mother’s love to clai
y y mother— bur the thoughts of ydi
too at’that mentioned na
Tbrougli meadows -where the daisies
fist tangled knot's' of fern alnd, sedj
Siili Sums the brook Iwadcd'thrpug
T* *ailiir mint along the hedge,
jiy ffjfcr-whec!—the-jieasoless rill,
riovid e'er it -with a tuneful roll,
Cal gone the music of my. mill,
itiiil c;.nc,Uie-®a?ic. of .my soul.
Down in iht^iirdr^W^Wtreat,
filers latest sunshine slanting-fall
ViiismcsmbcJ'Harr and shoeless, Teel
1 imVtrcd'O’er Jheivied walk; ’
■Tint Vila iay <jld straw bait in hand
Ickstfldn giiudj; butterfly: .
Tni!*.- my 4 bbpes have; been,
•Jr. vifktit but Vo’see it. die. j.'
Jc.i in lie cct of loug ago, j
Stcii.-iia.ict glowed
,en life JarfepoitJ, where mallows
Bust J <lic pile lily- from its breasi
Of lingered by the water cofil—-
Jranlcand.tbeneatJi.tiiQ stars’;.
'if ilsieiieJ to the tale.'l,told7L;.
tamlingiipsulc the pasture haw,
*2-i sJii’Ji the bladed corn waslscre,
ilil'e 'voie (lie. tipples russeti.hirotvn
kflcuns- fel| like autumh’fTjtcdv,
,ijnl hut tenuity camo EaftUugdowi
•i;it beneath tie maple shade,
ki'l listened to the crickets trill, 1
naic'liod (he lingering Hiingkine
n shadows round the diatjuni hil]
■ w froiu my soul the Jshado\J*.-* start
Atvi 'leisper shades of night steal
Imu vh *. the shadows round inyhea
-AVUI ut*er creep aawn.
I lou-e.'ncaiii'.diitant skies;
■And-. wVj\e Ijhrcatiic the saddened
he weary* ireaiy ftoiightsyirfce [
ny tile way."
SQjellaii'eou
RECORD OF THE P
iTIC J>ARTY: iB6o—:
DENUNCIATIONS OF-THF. DUAi
Ii might; huve boetrthougl
I'Xiiwi York Democratic draf
■htiy, 1 Stiff, iri which Governc
tni’ addressed tho mob an his 1
■* • , ! I
•iried friends;” would liavc jin
aiMo-warning of the results c
irkhig (nr the piissiods pi’ the
de. It would appear',ihowaj
"u'V- their, only influence ’
"y rA rtl Uitjlr prompt su
■ lb. - they. Were immedia’e
"J,, • -I , • . • | '
'r- in- a systematic prbposs of
dilating opposition'tokiheipi
Jt’tamv.* .-Scarcely .was the
tv, hen tlio “New toflc £
' . * r ' ' ' - • 'J.r •
‘Jits'A.ssoeiation/’ published a
■wataiiiV in which- it took
i-v'
v; . ■ : -if I ’'
'■ iicin'vop Hu* snverci’guly :
invaded, amh the rights
; SI 10 its existence arcf
'iuty of ilih Governor to l.aki
. Mul-f public notice <
'% anti danger, anil furjtbwlt|
,n maintain "its soyeycigt
'>he, with all the, power i
tc ■ • • Tile act commonly
densci-ipi, Act (locs invade th
;; S"ty anil fiinsilieliori of tiiis
iisurji rights pSsonliiUilo ilsi
■ p - Wo (lenoifnco it asjcontr:
■luadiiiucntul-i'ights and liber
“n’l'hjnicqhal in the distine
‘ M - IwUyot'h the rich and the
ji r «sivc in its compulsory . p
'■'■whereby the trCerfierv o
? arc t illegally cbmpelled
01 . to fighlj" fictng j
ni nitary service, nevdr hefc
_ op claimed jjykhe J?
' \Vc-dei*onnf§tlho
:,j •V’ lts general intent.and pi
‘ ' l:j special,provisions, as de
7. t'njiist and illegal. \V<*
Cil 'l iipou tfj 0 Governor tb
a, iu defend UiPeovorcignl
‘c tlu j'ff the State,-’ and 1
JHpqopre in thpij* rights; S
rjli. ro,n tbis most; odious and
31,0 ''I’pvcssioh!”: ■
j Seynipur wan qui.U
)t f U 18 as bo darpd in’ re
'lsp‘>* l^ iCR V *' letter of.
i.u-’i l ? r - L'feojn, h[o pays
1 the ? 0 n least 0
le -CoS- t'*fc loyal Stal
lied "® ri P t i°n.Acf, which tl
ton ol tt„ 'f- in. itself a
hero" i 9 constjtjnioi
Jtlo iho-t . v and silspicio
■vpr,; 6t thrdalbried \v
he dJhw r??‘ °f,thb taw tl
I? not P d^, of its protcfciioi
i meiS 3,pon X
pulicv , c^ nse( l u erice of at
$ «f tlK ore tlle const!tc
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~ |: he Bi£iufiJancei b {B^tKbaron^:a ca^lsi
. .’'yeiled threat*. is appa ■«# ‘ to.*%le«l<tt[' tb ! «r ! flot.nb&ejdf'
made to the citizens©! k ead^d°^ :fc l^<tf;rN™ ; of 6od,
Ward, Xew rprif,U ™“ P ’ pi
iinejni, either to -repel a foreign. fbc^.bi 1 -J* < *f*f^,.P ß -='^*?n# ; .p» t .ttie political
to maij.lain the righ ti of the Empire gave L tbel)emocracy.;r v,
Siiiisj'jio inVjriioij pr u would “Under.'tfiepreisuro ofthe draff,v :i
,be eqpaHjpobbbxionsj: tberefprb, 'a& ?we =awd : G«a^leBftxhe^^^jV’|^^jba&estf
value liberty, so i .be WigSUat.”?;,’’ prgnmeut.thad.bas ever been addrespi
This qatigerops ier.bfdhb people e d American people. jfr proves
: waAcaf-efully fostered liy the bottwra^piovb 5
professed' | Wdr DenP crats„tho : New 1 and lbe‘ last dtsjn;/' = 1 if/'-i fa
?°f £ i Leader, lent its :aid t .do |ed| tiop. ‘• : The Re& ! C:' r fldrK gloated ‘ over
In of the iexamindtion of the bad already beeß
claimants for exemption, it exclaimed.
August lq : , 1308;, j < ~T . J’K •'• -H ;.••••-•;•, .' •
»Tl™ c , nrT .' - n f>W: m , la New Jersey, they h«d ! shifted
e f -tßb tfcsppiisibility of those despotic
| H*K ,u 3 h J aneestop the, dapper of 'acts to the shbalderaofdhe Abolition:
indecency with tyranny.-- i sta . an d mofe ano f>rovOst mar
-1 ‘)i 9 w «P.-*eleBB«p, ahalhudrahold n&dethroughffila head.
K t" P W tho 16 that’ State a difficult mitter
V xS ? I‘ b ° y t,6at U? Pidnbiime tqfife, U&lSo
Mr, Reed, jcofttsejwtts .would ncee^4dcfl' , aypo'sitipn.- arm .the
nptpjbphin^ 1 Hand in‘j: i !ip,''ond{^rpV : to, Administration to {bribe
render the law odious. ; in his Jlcad- democrats, but, they had
|*| Spnf *&'s£.
ienmrked /' |i ' ism./Tbey 'could arid should not go
‘,‘Npw N wha.t:shall Jltayof the'othei any further. They yvere about to bo
centralizing/d ivice,'by which ipvept fiom thq land by an indignant'
uniforms ( are foiced on the backs : of/people; They fcballio'ii
i who do nbt to dght.aud Soqth, but a 'grbater-Tobellfom
{heavy taj: is la'id.lnot acebraiUgWo bad bperf fii.prdgross in the iftirthi’' '
1 any.prinemlc of daw] cr Constitnnon, • f »..i. ." N J •- '• ,4 ••
but by lot. This; it] will bo udmi,tied, UEMO< ? aA on the finances.
id a very imperial sorlt of deefcte,hv It the flcmoeriits thus did nlf they
\v,hibh Mr. Lincoln declares every able eonld to,prevent the government from
bodied- citizen -a>f PennsjdVanm, from !
eighteen to forty, rivc.a soldior irr his {^ Un '" “«?•. U ’ oy W . ure D0 M« 8 «
-army-—-to| bo, hand ended, it need be,— 1 l d eut °ff, lts of | mor.oj’, by
to Up piii in any regjmonl he chooses, i attacking itsjeredit. and keeping: the
to, be /relieved,jfrom service only prospects Of : rept idialion before the
by paying into hK li]oa3ttry,,a tax of pcbi)ie; - > f '- u ” .. I
three hundred yjdlars.” . }• ■ f . •■'
: ib limm ’was lost I getting a dbes. V canvas,
ion iidvei-se «tq;. the Act; and on NoVon,:
her 10, tho ; Bomocr«tic Judges bf the 8 I th^‘ aMf do “
Supronfo Cburf of ,.tk! u ™ :
a ndrThompson; pro- seyS^S^^fe
ni>|ih c cd u nnconstitqtiohal. use pie Rcpudiatioh of'aa'd financial ob*
miiido of this jiidgm'ent was promptly ligations would] cause ahd
Bh,own. by tho-Phi|ad6|phia Aqebf.jS’o- 6at * leßB ,dtc r al evils. Butoecuniarv
—i— ; —,l——'— ttepnaiatnnr of •
ment Acts [‘lt ceases to bo aiawrand involves repudiation
it dutjr ; good of national ’ r , . .
citiaen to insist itshnfdrqcment.’' At Mr. William | shortiy
i that lime, the draft Was indicated for terwards m his “Vindioalion’' vvas
January 5, auil] lest the people mot'e. outspoken. , ; -i i
iitu cr its prcSsaroi should endeavor to “Will any mah, the ve:-lest optitplsill
avert it by* volunteering the Age pro* who. lives; tell me that in his cop 4 1
jeecdod-to, argue that no danger of a science lie'looks to'tlio payment ;
I ... 1. • • tr ' ■ even ta*Oo extent of its appalpog in-
I eoljisiou, with tho authorities was,how- War debt >e.%M now
; ever, to eared,- for ro .’fing up' so fast—its ibousands or
“Were -jo 1 better reason, it nundrhds of .VilHone, f^b.dedl or nn
woqlJ be qu iicicnCfor the Wntihingrin funded; witho.it counting the. mit
liiithoriiies to know tbiat whe lions by and by, for claims, and dam—
shfiiild alloinpivto arrest m this ages and pensions, or the contiugont
by' - virtue of]the C*»h*criptior.! cost of negro deportation and coloni-;
Aid. would bo inore twSlV'Ssors, und zation? It is a gtdvo st bjcct,.tbis, of
to*i\esist'lkrri troiild hf'rrcnj one’s credit, oh which no one should
1 and duty. 'J t, is rl.d'possible that such talk lightly. Its abusb and its dis
cullisicns’ vill bij jjrpvclted,dnd :wc paragbmqnt ’ atd alike, tbougi not
conclude, tbe!»eroro,']lhat fOi' the pres, equally, inriiscbicyons. But tho fear]
entl ths-people *of .Piimsyl mnia are rc- '.and the belie! of eyoqy, thoughtful.
'l/nje/t. from the icijo/s of tht coriscrip- man must at this moment bo that, un
tioil ” 1 /■’!-■'. Ips/t sonio limit to ijew' ditbt be Soon
J ~, . , i imnosed, when pay day -conies there
. And was, scarcely . organ- a ~a Co k &qdg thiState's ofltho
izc<jl before jlr..Philip Johnson,a Dcnrt- North as to further disintegration,
ocralic repnisontatiyc ftom Pennsylvn- and ah oft’ort in this way; to! escape
nifll introduced a rosolulidn' requiring fcom tho overpowering but then of
tld President oiUsqr to acquiesce in desperate indebtedness.’ ■ r :
Uicj dt-cision of the fStalc" tribunal, dr. The «amo gahtloman, a year later,
to submit ti c quosviou to the U, S- Ai his Meadvilje speech of September;
Sliprcme Ccurt, .then uadpr Chief Jus-. 17, 1863“, thus altackejl the whole
lice Taney " financial System ; and Credit of : thb'
imdasure ,tl goyefnment: J ] p . ’
wiih thc' oxi - ‘-‘First, as to ihc Federal paper cur
solid body. roncy.jult i« W huge -onginq of nlti-
Golumbia d nmte niiapry. It is pestilent.because
it is insidious,, and pqrvades every
eel and orga channerof active life, and^influences
was the' mil every relation pf business.. It is pea-
p.
MI
ig wall#
truth-
Jl. ,
Itli
me.
grew,
grow j
lay,
nvro
BGS.
t that
Hots
r Sey-
‘nrjblc
)vc;l a
1 UlllH
mnU,
ir, as
Vllß to
ipros-i
y fol- :
int of
n’Dtilh
talcs ';
“ Du • I
•on ml ■
)f tho j
}ascn-'
i*|
) olfi- |
)! the |
i pra-'j
ify, il
)f the. 1
Bill I Oli i
I
U 80V-i
Slate, I
exist- j
u'3’ to j
,ioe of j
.ion'it!
poor; j
rovis-
irfgsV
:jT ho'privilege] otVcojinmUteViqn had
been Iho chief point of attack by the
Democrats, but its rerfioval only inten
sified tbeir bitterness. At the Chicago
C(invention the draft was the subject,
of the rrios / inflammatory appeals to
tho, ; pe6plo. Thus, ithe Hon. Jafties H.
Heed, of. Iniiana; sjaid :
u' . /./ . j ,U » ; 1 •'
“Ho]‘advised open tmd above board
reuslaileo. to thei draft., H a Linooln
at d - his sd irafps attetnpledtb enforce
it, blood wculd flbji’ in oar streets,and
it would he rijjht it should flow.’ Lin
coln was al -Oady]*daiunod to nil eteM
nijy, apd he did hott Sn6w if'bvon this
im<juitons materially
effect the estimation in which the
people 'hell [him.? - . ; . He advised
his hearers tpshoot down those who
wpuld Enforce the draft; tolnsistupon
the right o) tbe.Aviit ot habeas corpus;
t.v resist to bitter end tho attempt
tmakotln »military ipciior
the civil; and to openiy arm lhpra
ves that tboymighit be.prepared
for borrlblei cbhtihf anciei.”
f.Paiiie v .cf iMiißppiijiahkbdrihia
hearers, ‘
“Did the
by.ih (tfd
in jlbm?!'
pi tcod ! in tl
: this
to go
j i fdrc
;rc do
ctoral
whole
rport,-
spotic,
there"
‘main
y- nnd
,6 pro
i>d lib
intoli-
ready,
sponso
tugust
no-half
is that
oy art
t is on
viola
allaw.
□ that
[in tho
icy arb
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wit eta
ipjlent,
lional
m can
;'"' •, •■wir i;^£;■■■. ».,.=
wflu^.-‘“
s rejf)t;.frooLft.caljl |i|jtfe
•' tm :
l aiad 4 a regiment- 1
-hrt| |S| irfel}
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: Fo.rj this .obstructive
o .Demoeiittic members;
ceptinn bf four, voted in a
What is known as the
onr.ty Con3piracy,un arm
rized resistance to the liw,
Aral resell lot these, tbajjiji-
t. -‘r
people want a .draft?, [Not
sigbfcjH .ffiieipthey must
e^ntfeOvetnrtentatWiUhv
iiad r already
tW field $200,000 rnen tp. be
ifill
,ilent a*a .confession of jwoalctieiis* for
noi tell' itself strong,
anttLAyasl notj.pn tthe xlefanaivo',cover
made | such an( . . We
do it with all out .boasted prosperity,
because, in point of truth, the sour
ces of real arid| substantial credit are'
cut off by. our own insanity;. bpcauso'
tio ohe abroad wilMond us money,'‘and
no one at home will, it they, can help
it, lenjn us rnolnW*' 1 ! . : Tbo'bnty per
sona tvho.neodj trash, or
who are forbiddenfo tauedt, are the
government itself; for remember, s one
large element of the, enormous price
you now payjtbf arid. -stfgtir, and
such necessaries of lfo|, iff, the heavy,
dutyin gold and silver which; the gov
ernment exacts. But, except the du
ly. thus paid, | anjd the little interest
they- promisC ’tp pay bn- tlte; public!
debt, there is nothing about; ns or a
ronndds botriVast. Ocean "oF ancon-
I vertible agd; irredeemable paper, in
creasing. evdryrabment' that the bleed
ing afilry bf war expenditure contin
ues to flow.’* " ' t y ' : '
In Angast, i«64,;kr. Tailnndi|EaA f
rat the .Corivei itipn,| indulged
in the moatr fcarfulamplification and ;
debt - of fbnr thousand
millions.s daily expenditure Of,near
ty five; millions, and a Vbf th’
iibbnt thifty-Cighf cents on
w inch twnrmotrtbsago wasWorthonO
/.vnr | ■ ’~<Z— : (, •
hundred pel? dentlnu >bati
and arhioh iWo remit is hr
Sorth one hmiMijpiry
impondmjiyi d: "V- i
‘ NoHi afro 1 pa
■ tlu
papbi
■tbaiwif . ■iSTh at baa ylndi
-feat the pnbtic debt i» all
, ]tb\-' anil''l^‘tari
rer which lit waa oreited;l|i
ne tbeir attacks 'uppii ■
1865,“Ui0 Bemocfatf^ 3 c
Supreme Cadre pt Eannsy l
napnoeS the, ijcga,CTpnder :
atitutional, and~Mf. Edward
ijifr bis NeW/Yorkjip'eecb of,
1865/ attack the •'very ebrc'e
publicfaith and nat^onar’di
i i j ‘‘l shall deal=witff*t(vitr(jiti
UlicaUylandinqaire.tora
whether the’ laboring ahd
•jelaases of America'. at e,- by
or by ottrj system of'gtiveV
|by, any code Of iaw cc ! hone
be divine; iusumo j
den? K\ :■}. i If, one'the 1 iboV.lj
revplationary,and ; has bofen '
violation 'and ir. overthrew
. IU . ..
stitiitiotis. onr duly jas.'cbi
and honest citizen's isjjlo ‘ reft
support thcj institutions.:;l
sir,'to pnt/ibe argntnefit j
this is; tho ; debt of Abbiiti]
Abolitionism bas boenfalso
ic&n institutions; . . ,| . tin
laboring and producing"
Atoenba.yndet no obliga'
support -I
Th :
i » jis is not moroly jii sppi i
fesiation, of indiyidaill se i
hpnisty, bat an indication •:
minnl'o party policy,which !
elsewhere with mere lot*
ness; The Xow York IFori
.ally oxporirOcuts
its. readers with insidious ci
between the Uonfedeiate ai
oral debt. The Cininpnat
.the organ of the party in t
’Western more ont-speken.
sno of' June G, ilsay&i •
•' ■“Sincerely, we are’
fpitional debt wilt not
“ : '- Vj '-■ ■■ -
WUUIU .CF©^^
not. owe, whiof ■ w 7 , '*- 1 , . .
to fail H cn - ; -.. rl S l ? t ’
as it! couK 9 e P at u P on thdgronnd
ofoveit' owerin g necessity., There is
alww' s an implied coriditionsin the
i coition of |debts, publip llia
[private; thatitheparty promising shall,
at tHe lime it fafjs due, have the
paean's to meet his obligation. ! II
members of Congress find themselves
phabjo, in conscience, to vote taxes
upon their instalments
when there is no raoniy in thejTrqas*
ury, who is to blame? I If thej people
resolve to vote for a representative
whose sioecirb convictions are |qgainst
taxes, rather than for one' whose con
victions are the other) ifray, wjio is to.
blame them? . . . / When thej people
decline to vote for members of 0<»-
gress who are know.OD bo in favor p"
increased taxation, 'Jodi conclude to,
vote for members who are knpwn or j
believed Idho opposed) to shell IqontinW
nation dr‘increaso, •shall) be dis
posed'to hold that they understand
their own. business and ability best,
and shall not therefore, be'impollod
to pronounce against their honjealy pr
their) patriotism. So jfar, wo think,[we
ci»n promise;” ’ ' ‘ ■ ■
!| _ And barbfaced repudia
lor jhjturns : to the atthok.’
10, with ah article,, ini; Which *i,ho lets
us soe how hq expocts) tobring about
his ohjoct/by familiarizing the people
.withdheiden df rcpudiation.j j.
• i “As the good Mr. Sleek snief of the
PotaWatomies, we say ; of tlie public
creditors, we hope they' * will ifottheir j
mor.byi. .Wd have alwaysjobserv*i
edj that whnmrfomompnbegiht o speak
Of not pitying their |dobt«, provided
thingsa.ro thnaand thus, if ifc'inof be>
for'ejthey learn to'drop the contingen
cy' and go in;;for no 1-payment alio,
gether.”: ---<;!••'- ■•* .
- . r, ■ ■ _; .n.,.. . | • ~
);.- 4Xl^,-’■
was not intended J(d soothe .he; e*« ;
corbationJ of pro-slavery De njootacy.
andjhb surprise, therefore, oanjbo, felt
at its j calling forth lenuncjj io
every degree of bitterness. ICwoex*
I ample* will suffleq to show~the tom-!
i perf in which if was received.) Thus
of Nbvl 13,1863, indulges in)
: cl-}-)a!'!
! “The original digit ot: the ®rtM«ci|
nation Proclamation , .salefogt
Weptj and' one bid has been [offered
iof twelve 'hundred -dallSrs fob; iff.W
Some Loyal Leaguer ‘hopes it Wajfobo
| scoured lor a loyal HisWriokl
iDiqkTnrpinlsddnithißiidafolTpdbOn
the highway, which .this eccentric Pas
cal; haddrawnup and forged fthe seal
I eed signature to; reCdntlfsbldin £jdn«
don for £240. uuf exactly the jiriee'of
fored for the Emancipation Proclama
tion.” - ri; 1 .■ --j.;j ! '-5
;;
20,1838,
;to.. regard).
•a light It qaotedlfaefoliowirigfrom
Jefforton-Davi^
Hv
doived ihcj renuirkßi'iaa.ieing «triuh,’
•|wij ';r.c. ;>e : ui ni=v=-.-7
r°*/ r ])!*&s and-*hb
fayilized jhon.’t,"
sj?l,|? s^n;»hicut their matter's’
ijavos fiavo
ProWdenio of Grod, and nc* from the
s®‘."oeDaiary; address, to
dom, bat I tliey, hare romaifcd faith-i
t i h K ei .?‘ ®Wl»i ex|ept where
ißey have beer. driven .away at tho
.the vbayijnfet by Federal
1r00p5,,.; > 3?h© President hakin&t!
•5S ;"W.h right to declare tho.marria**
*** 4 gbuth: hs 'tho borT<r
bf ratoterr.ahd; sefvant.; One ai
hitieha Military. another:
ihM?if oea lohl- befifeyeJ
that the Union oarv hsnfestbpod. by such
means.” ’ r ~; .
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■'if» ]Epili^■ W^AV^; r stiiT.-Mri
Clark,'.- 1 editor of the Kendall (111.)
p/rtno«,Jjj ,;a' inan-i Who’ lores.a''good
joko; and merer jots an opportunity
slip that promises a dishbf
isf one ot .his last: ‘' f ■■ V._rr-,-.\ \
IsisouiSEp -»-We haye lately ,al
new auit cf-clothes, and, nd rnan could
be
look ; like’' .agentleman.
putting tliom on, wo felt.liko a caU|
a si range gairet, and J6r along tunf
thought wo were swapped off/. | -
Wo ,woi|ti fo the'house and scared!
the baby ; almost into fits;'.our Wife!
asked |usj|ii , i:ws M>.
i&tond of
fit, and
K'/->
foment,
yd being
it'Nwsj.
merit, 1 or.
jfa bdr
!»y. «t ; i*
dwf :icf
wcfvafcive
i ; |5t and
In'ehort
t|a : word,
Menu] If
aj-Airier
>ro the
a?«cs of
aS to its
if.-;
idfe niani j
ifibus dis_
f adetcr-
bws itself
distinct-
.occasion
atienfco of
: ■ V -.; i * ■
mpansons
lUieFed
its; W
EOM
it Jtbo :
SfPaii
par'ticnlarlyjs aid he wanted him to pay
that bill; iold: him we didn’t believe
he’d 1 bcin; business man pelt. : |
We started to the house again; met
axoriple of young ladies;ono of them
ashed/ thfi other, “What bandsohie
stranger Is that ?” j In our dilemma
we met ajfinehd arid told him who we
were and got him to Introduce us to
ottr wife, who is now as proud of us
as she can bo: ,|
The- next time we got a new ojhit
of clothes! wo shall let our wife know
itbeforehand.. | |’
J Bi^TCiEATioNor ; MiBaiBsippr,-T-Oti
the first ijlWday in October an elec4
lionwill be held in Mississippi, under
her,n«iw tteo.StatOj constitution, for a,
regular (rjovdi n6r dud other State, cflp
cers, &e., a Legislature ’and members'
of the Federal Souse pi represents*
lives. On thh third Monday in,.Octoi
her. the Legislature is. to, meet, and all
local officers are to be sworn in. ,Ro-
CcellytProyisionalGovornorSharkoy
Issued a proclamation directing the
iormatiorijof of cavalry
and one if iufantry; militia in'each
county bt the Statolith the prtifess
ed dbject of putting aj stop to the pre
valent ou 4awry r of the gdbrilla bands.
It appears, however,'that GSh Slocum,
commanding -in’ Mississippi, thought
that thisrlookgl fiery much like the
rc-arming of the has there
• fore ordered that ho-snch military br
; ganiaationl*be; formed; anywhere in
the Statej abd that all citizens having
arms shall at once surrender’ them to
Iho national officers, ii|* j. X !
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The State Dfcnr. —Gow. Curtin bis
issued bii proclamation ' setting forth
that the bommissioners df. the Sink
ing Fund have reported a reduction of
IbeStateJ debt for thi/yoar etfding the
sth of of Wen hun*
sred
dred and eleven 'Mliri arid twenty six
cents., Rbferring to’ this subject, this
“This
is a vast indrease over 'the
of tirt Bliatoi'debl the -p'rovieds year,
whentho atbonnt reached |£68,569,-
fed—lbero bein, g-anincrease
sum redeemed this yea^<if:44s7
It' mast be* remembered: that > the ex
penses of, the previous year Tore: far
beavicr tii% :bf the ydar: just past,
.growing Unit of the war., without
resorting tb: comparison , thd amount
dfdebt reddemed. daring. bqth yearf.
great |C«dit*. on ' thp ecoiiomy
and .Jfttick the
affaim Coir.niori.wpa 1 tb are don-
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blished iSis*
,<3/vVsa"
Bnesota & th* ■
. JffinneiiotfC^
U/tmet ih- State Convention ind-adopt
«d rMolatioM-:'ot%6M!h ; the%ir^sn K
[jtl '".''r I ' - '- ;
G.
■A*y thft'Bejwft.rc'i rjfr *
i, iinfWlny dwitb; bat
H\ ; ®“RPPb.i b|ni; & ppibsb
b«-negrp.-, ; y. : . ; ; j f ,,v ■ ; -
! ;W the ballot be given 'to the nc
9r‘ 1 '''-I ■
f
oi'Ma, wo,OT 9y glid of ig oVqo .1 >:
;.r 6- » odoMra for Jeff Davie d habeas
ccfru*.:- Matiatna bnght
I -T-f 1^ 0 %^,* He “hobb tbesamp. ja-i
IfIJT •■ijtiM Harris.!' Wp
& y° p . fref.dUonasion by the rebejfirT
T )nneß9se,-.and denounce the Prest
. V J :,;vv‘
.-three thousand
W Hionsj: aifd, whereas, in order to
be rrowit, : we agreed iibt to 1 tax it;
tth jrofoVc, ' : . . ; "'••.■ •■■-'■ ;•■'■' ■)-
i •?• Hb°jyed, .That, the moat eepnotri'-
iotl coarse fof Vbo don’t] own
W bonds,' if toitjhx them, in order to
tit idicatja their rights from the ipriyi-
Ipged blisses. i | i: .- A 1 -A.
: j. IrvbrdoVthat tho Sonlhern and
Democratic States.may repudiate, lot
thb Internal Royonno bo /collected by
the States/ I j' ; -... .. J-'_A;'.-
i d-. Wo. II tax the Government Ijpnds
order-to. eqnalizc prop’
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'.if, •]
. The ■ Democracy. Remands tlmt
market for Wea£6rn product! bo
andod, by down Eastern
mfactnrora, an 4 -converting them
nlofarnvers. '
). Wo arc op]
party monopt
•«,. as • an: oj
anti‘State,
we let t)
the
r.
ext
raa
air
isie
‘ '> :
•me to
+ tjpket;
oar
It was then, s
the candidates! w
lection would-be
light and fuel-. ; r .
■ing iy passed rpui
whichthe.Gopvei
o ; ut making its n
ho?' hoped, for
Miiinesota “Lomi
jocl of collection
,cd at their next
another oecUr. —
j IOFThe Ealcijh Prbgress, allpdieg
to ]lhe feeling of discontent anddisaf-.
fection. existing in North] Carolina,
.slaj •& “While ■ we', trust and i believe 1
thdt 'tjjo disaffection in the Statp is
no .sufficient to threaten barm to any;
wl o .may wish to settle ajtnong ns‘
candor and |a serjsool dritycbmpols ns
tplsay that there is.a.gbod dealbf
bad feeling and many porspns j 'not
we]ll affected toward the government.
Among these, the : most pirbmin'ent ate
the,secession leaders ’ who.skulkpd at.
hobo during the war, and exhibited
their “patriotism" ley, speculating—
They are] now more dofiant aad inso
loritr than at the immediate coiiclu-,
siojrt of hostililioß, and leniency seems
to be’ thr.own an ay upon them. They
hinder, by . theii contumacy, I the re
turn of the State to oiyil r|ule,| and
the restraints of rirflititry gov
ernment neceps by to: the protection
of j life! and the preservation pf,. peace
and social order. The-veterans of the
repel servido,who havosmelt powder,
and know what war means, have re
turned to their horaeB,'willihgto a
bidp, by. the .result. and ; accept’ the.
tbp consequences of .this war. .The
Phi. politicians are giving allthotroab
bl3—as might be expt&ied. .'
|i,#SuT,hdi spectacle of a bull;fight
bjsjust been exhibited in the vj&t Bo
no in amphitheatre of Nismes (dark)'.
M ore than spectators,atargp pro'
p( rlion of whom wore women,enjoyed
the carnage for upwards pi four honrs.
Fjvehoiees were emboweled by the
balls, and nix of these 1 la{tW’more
\ortnroB; vith; explosiblo daris. and
excited ’ to’' i r lp'ai oxyi
JEoryj,giapathlioil with swords;—
Papefi ir t ; ‘i'l’-;
I Isew
, . „jTho only riches we oira
jfc ith ns into' another' world; ar
of the aoul. ''j'
!-,11 ■' l •- ' ■= • ■>- ■ f" -fi-.-l -■ ■
| . *®'Many people's ' phni
w orth little as the.paper
of the late confederacy, i' ■
£: T-7.
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(osted to the.Ropnbli
►liziog all U )0 mjD
ppiessive uujon of
negroes' vote.they
nnesotn, and thete
i arje Tnyfl
i :■
r.ated that as nonej of
mid be elected, a col
taken up to pay .for
'The hat was accord
nd, under of
ution adjourned,with*
limitations. It is. tp
i.he harmony of-the
tbracy,” that the pub
will not be mention*
’ Convention—shoujd
Chicagq Tribune.
itnot
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carry
■ovthe
lines are
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3~!fCE i~~, ~IQIt6RTI
ill
JbggEg&Sroß
- 9Pf?W^PMcMfSS ptreofcl. iiaitta to mg
ulorttus. .•; .■A,’ 1 r ;.' • ;j-; rii j;:^r
•
gri6tilturtx--
l're.l,_.,
-: eian
and pjrtyPigs. ;"v
| Mr#> offkia
u»g’» way liking for dirt; ana.ceriain- i
•7» tbo waif|nfWhfeht they nrekopf oti
sopth'farms wbo'ld
owners.'arp dotermyiedvSo; give them •
aiflplppppPrtawtlosJior.Wiwyihzbiit
Uns pan, howoven
ririne
m ftcr tarn ly so, of loss to .
of thm try tKe of-pig.
food Tin 'both - -,v
treatment, ;t|»e same; and - the
respltirtflll showfimi which iritbhliwo :
is tbo bestiatba-.<md.
;A M>Oftt|io mode ;
»■ fligS? a^hon-fedi, T Mp.Raines
Hoa»,w ijpolqs^^Mfip mmS Mlii
be warm and dry. The floor is pavedi
■•
lidiiniii^iSeda,'
In this tho pigs Vhifd.for rest- •
?-**S:i**»<* sleeping, they,
•merit railed off af the qtbof end, .and,
wh|ch is amply proVidcd : w|tli: croatt ’
: «traw.: Irianothor easd.tboprinciple
of I bojx feeding: ha* been, applied tbe
. ,:*? i PS, kept in, atipit into ..which
the manure from the cow anjL horea
stajllete la ’ pht: Ttfd jpigs
dowr; arid cjydy.'tftethScl'sfes aitibalfhg*
iy. f ln one case, vyHbro(th»> plan fas
beep adopted, .the farmer /states that
his _ pigs hare given' him a profit .by,;
tbe|r meat, dpt! left tboidnng—as.good
as f6t .'nothing; : '. > : ‘
ICE
iming' Plants-
Th:
Tlicru- IB no error, among
farmers, more common than that of
leaving plant* standing too closely: A :■
gethor. An acre of land piSfttyi, with ■ ■
corn at regular distances, .will yield
more .grain with JhrbooCfour .'stalk's '
|*l.tjlje hill,than it w3l wuh that
is; if the hills are.Jitthe usuaftiistaiiw
ces from each otherf Crowding plants
is like, oyer a pasture, or cn-i
deavofing ip niake fat 'animals from
b&lf rations of food. Jt. is 'divided
njanyr, that' /pod wh'icV.is re-i,
(paired to : perfect one. •Jlbfopvcf, it-i
tends to exclude light, heat and tho r
froe.circulation ofJair essential, 1 . to the.
dovelbprne.pt of' vegetables; and, the
\ip6a iDtr bUIUL- JJI UMlWrnr .. -,, ~
situation. ' V-~ -> v ■ ',, , - '/
Turnips : isually stand 100 thioklr- /
Carrots should' be six inches apart,
hrcjtft eight or ten, parsnips abmit ihp
samOj Und mangold wurzels oiicfiboi..-',
Cabbages ata often much j
soarla tomatoes and many blhefr plants ;
iicUor tbip ilioin outal a lalc aeason
than j not Alia) I. Food out the fresh !
plants to the Carious kinds’of stock. ;
.. Top. Dressing With Manure-
The experience of those, who have
applied top dressing on their gra?§ :
lands! at diftereat peripils through att" j
tuihn confirms, the opinion that, kho
earlier the, application .:i» : iriadh-the. >'
grehtec is the benefit received, ryhelW
,er : it :b6 for the preaeutlcrop or : fo# ;
inverting the sod corn.
When appj ed late, in summer or early .
in jptnmn, the manure becqinesmpro ;
Jhcrb'ighly diffused, apd gives a jargep
amount of vegetablematteXj as. Well
as ificjsens i.he; soil■ • bv the;greased :.
grojwth.' Farmers!Avdio havc manure
now on hand . will .pleasoremember
.this fact ftn cl then act accordiuglj',; y:
i cbd-i j,
neclipn should be is,
better , to apply -the manure dufing a’
drouth,. hot .only becauae.tHo uiauure
when dry! cun bo spread,
but 1 tbe.soii,.being litre a d,ryt,spDpgo,
will readily, absorb all.thajliabid
nimi.wbich the first 5 rain wjapneftdowni ;
7. : v
■ Mania gement of Poultry•
Domestr! fowls, running, ?tlarge,
mubhi bbtibr.than if s
td liarrpwjhmits
Tbbir hetpth. is irtiprhvedj their.; 1 /pdshi>
h?; better andfihc£.at)i<ji »
and they jwill i i,it^p*,Pggi at;
largq thadf in confined Tbe
turkey, ih parlieu-lar, !? strenuous'
adyobato'tjf 'the largest!? b,etjy.v flops
in a garden aro.a p§st ana a nuisance,’
: hut there[ is no necessity of “ being
troubled with them. , Acornfiioh pick
; «t fence, six feet high, willi: effectually ...
‘ exclude.,them', it being well known .
that* fowls rarely attempt flyiijg pyeir
: snKjShf afence; a'nd'.when jinaide'/piaidj';
sabh a fenjee hosts; perhaps!,’as little as
'' alidost any other. : '^.r ; ■ ''
~K . J.-..: - •“—^ ‘i. . s . -i.;.
lake of powdeWtf poplar bar#, two -
ounces;' pi iwdered splp.h
oea-'i'table saT^tUroh’_
seed,'one oanco; carbonate, of’ aoda t i
thrceohncea. Mix', divide Iptdiwelve, ’’
v partS; arid[ : mix*ofip/wi& ,lhe iosi i ‘ ,
ry niebt. i. Thig rcmpdy ;
rpmovethdiprorma, but i also, pio n,e< ,up •• v,
the digeasive that I
ailea, cannot 'for ,’.a-long: time. £paaraf £• i 1 :
’.I:I j:' . 1 : i/v
'...jivj. AniTpt>iB,^'iijQ
mr wpiki pgapiqialß -well i.
tm at nigjjfe beg \thew w)tK‘
i
cold viator twice’.jfxdfayi.':. I:; > p 1
shelter the
rtgqlanty,
ybem pure
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