EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
; ;^^ptKATTOSI'& KKSrS>EI>Y.
(/■''TO®i-T'V 0 Dollars per year If paid strictly
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents if paid
ttititittißrcc months; after whleU Three Dollars
These terms will he rigidly ad
ißKi every Instance. No snhscrlptlon dls-
SffipridnA until all arrearages tiro paid, unless at,
of the Editor.
KufoymatCoii.
UrfCSovE UNMKNT.
ll. Howard.
>■•; V,f%«*fetary-<»l‘ interior—-Jus. Jlaiinn.
I--' Secretary of Treasury— I Ini'll Met ’ullncli.
1 Secretary of war—Kdwin M. Stanton.
P • : S6oretary of Isavy—Ghleon Weils,
1 Pbit Master General —Win, lionnison.
; ‘ Mt^nioy;, General—James s. Speed.
• ■•■ Clip# Justice of llio iruitofl Hlates—Salmon P,
l‘'Ohpß©.T*.--- «• t’
r
,■ - GOVKUNMHNT.
I GoV^motr-AiKlrow Ci. Curtin.
*■ ' Sccrotaryxtf Stale—Kli Sllfer.
I ' Stnrveyor ucncral —.fames 1\ Harr,
f, VAnditor General —Isaac Skulker.
Attbrnoy General—Wm. M. Meredith,
i AcUUtdllt General—A. Ij Russell.
StatoTreasurer—Homy D. Moore,
t tMbf Sasticc of the .Supreme Court—George W.
■s Thompson,’William Strong,
V JoKtfM. Head, Daniel Aguew.
COUNTY OFFICIOUS.
/. •.fcre'Hident Judge—Hon. .Imncs Tf. Orahiun.
Judges—Hon. Michael Locklin, lion..
' V. K. Maglaughlin.
ProtllOliQtary—.Samuvl Shi reman.
ClerKoJaaHc‘coi<l«'i--J':pln I !iiiu Lornman.
I \V. North.
HlcUißtterifl— John Jacobs. ,
.surer — Lev I Zciglcr.
CproaerTrDf'Vid Smith.
C&mty 2 Commissioners-Jolm McCoy, ]lonr.\
AJeXi'F. Meek.
i- rOlenc— James Armstrong.
, ' C. Herman.
1 • •Jioor.HoußpDirceiois—L‘. ilarljnan, \\ . W berry,
3 Jonathan Snyder,
a . , Snyder.
'i '‘Auditors —D. 13. Slevick, J. A. ITehorltg, «lms
-1 tiaaflMeti;.'
' Kiystolan to Jail—Dr. S. I‘. Ziegler.
• : iPEyfclClail to Poor House—Dr. s. P. Ziegler.
1 '■ !%t.^>?v , <2onouGii officers.
i VtiSiefßut gess—John Campbell.
• ■ ;■ AsMStant Burgess—William J. Cameron.
t ■ ' TPvftLCouricil—Fast Ward, .1. W. B. thUc-hm,
li '-Ail'dfeny Ch'O. Wetzel, Chas. IT, Holler,
I' BftTttfct : Want, A. K. Uecm, John
t'Bß®sTßobt.M. liiaclc, S.H. Hillman; (Murk, Jas.
7, . M.-MOSOllliaiiiiiier.
4 -• BorbUfftL'Trcasarcr—Pnviil Cornman.
Kmamiel Swartz; Ward Con
li>.; Ward, Andrew Marlin ; West, Ward,
■0 Wldnev.
ii r Soaker.
• ; t; WAuditor—Ai K. Sheafer.
*« V .ttfflS Collector—Andrew Kerr; Ward Collectors,
Jacob Goodyear; West Ward, Ji.it.
Patrick Madden.
■ - J TJn6ticefi Of the J Vaco—A. L, SponMor, Havld
y ' Dohuil*, Michael Holcomb.
(s ..T^iintjggJjrfght.nvs —Alox. I l ’. Aleck, Levi Albert.
S.T »jV cuiuiuties.
I* Church, northwest angle of
bj' CentreSquare. Uev. Conway P. Wing, J’asU)r.—
SOrvlceaevery Sunday morning al II o'Vlock, A.
p ('hurch. corner of south
";HttriOVer.ond Pomfrcl streets. Uov. John ( Bliss,
ini Pastor. Services commence at 1 L o'clock, A. Al.,
.1 fin'd 7 o’clock; P.M. . .. ,
V -St John’s Church, (Prot. Hpiscopul) northeast
• “angle of Centre Square. Uov. F. J. (Acre. Hector.
Bervic'es atli o’clock, A. Al., and-7 o’clock H. Al.
« ' EngUsli liUthcran Church, Hodford, between
'5 Malniitidliduther streets. Uov. Sami. Sprccbor,
u at li o'clock A. Al., and ()•;;
I* o’CloekPAM.
jr Church, Tionthor, between
Harioveif-aiid PUL streets. Uev. Samuel Philips,
«i at II o'clock A. AL, and (J o'clock
L 'B. Church, (first charge) corner of
'Maltf ilild'Pltt streets. Uev Thomas H. Sherlock,
'Jv at li o’clock A. AL, and 7 odock
iljf JE. Church, (second charge) Uev. S. L.
>li!’ BorattaiL Pastor. Services In Fmory M. F.. Church
k iilofeA. AL AL
.. --Clulrblx oLGod Chanel, southwest cor. ol West
d ,! >st&ekahd.Ohapcl Alley. Uev. H. F. Bock, Pas
■Pi? tohb Services at 11 A. AL, and (>y< P. AL
iWt- vlSft'iPatrick’s Catholic Church, Pomfrel, near
■ Bffflt Btteoti.t Father Gordeman. Services every
. .othfer Sftbbath, at 10 o’clock. Vesper* at .‘1 I*. AL
, " Gtonriaii Lutheran Church, corner of Pomfrct
Dew streets. Uov. Kuhn, Pastor. —
i (U SorW'Oea , at'l o clock P. At.
in changes in the above arc necessary
Jtl (| are requested to notify us,
DICKIX.SUN c'OLLEGI'
a' l !M, Johnson, I). D., President mid
; ProfeSSOKof Moral Hcicnct! and Liblical Litera
li 1 tare... 1 -'---/,-
Eittinuct, HiUnnui, A. M., Professor of Math
-3DI f IDfttlCS*, '
. Joan K. Stayni an, A. M., Professor of the Latin
! aaidjKi’enoh Languages.
. ■'Hon. .Tames H. Graham, LL. 7>., Protcssor oi
[S • T.fity; . u
• OJidrlGS P. Himes, A. M., Professor of Natural
c*,r. • Science land Cur u tor of the .Museum.
It iti' A. McCauley, A. M. Professor oi
ami ttfd*Gr6dk'a'hd Gorman Ltmirnagos. .
p« . R©v*.Remind 11. Kadali, L>. L)., I'role.s.sor of i lu
, Jbsophy tind the English f.anpaiatfe.
C. Chest on, A. M., Principal of the
.
Pii - Principal ol Iho Commercial
is.,, Repartiyient.
T, 0. Watsoli McKcohan, Assistant, m Grammar
Teacher of Penmanship.
P j/a OK WCJIUOL DIRECTORS.
■E.-’Ccrnman, President; James Hamilton, 11.
»»tl Saxton,'R. Ci.Woodwanl, Henry Nowshum, C. P.
nlJi. HumorlcU, Sect.y; J. W. Eby, Treasurer; John
, aJ BpahF,Messenger. 3feot on the First .Monday oi
eabb-'monthat B o’clock A. 3L, at Education Hall,
tuli
‘■-tottlllßleneposltltank.—rrosicluiil, 1?. JI. Ilcn
ltr" dersont Cosuier, J. I*. Hassler; Tellers, L. A.
ibR Smith, w£AC.Cox, Jno. E. Wagoner; Messenger,
»Ui Jno.-.underwood; Directors, K, 31. Henderson,
,1M President; K. Cj'vV’ood'wa rd, W. W. Dale, William
,■ Llne,Jobn-ZU£, John smart. .Jr., Ahm. Hosier,
* . 'Henry Saxton?Skilcs 3V«-odbum.
»JH. r First Natlonajßank.—President. Hon. Samuel
iii 'Hepburn;CaSllior, Joseph Violler; Tellers, Messrs.
[[ln -Wtopm! Oifriyfltid • Itr ennel n a. n: Directors, Samuel
Hepburn, vvililani Kerr, John S. Sterlit, W. 15.
alloy llallroad Company.—Pres
ia«t ident,j-FrQd®flClc Walts; Secretary and Treas
,nu( ’urer.‘Ed\rftWslll3idille; Superintendent, O. N.
.'jLuli. f-paseotii&Gr.tiaiiis three limes a day. Car-
Usle Accommodation, Eastward, loaves Carlisle
.. • 5.55 Ai Mi/arrlving nt Carlisle 5.-JO V. M. Through
R/U trains Eastward, 10.10 A, M., mid il.iu P. 31. \N cst
•'ward-at9^r.'A. i M., amt U. vl P. 31.
..•Carlisle Gay and Water Company.—President,
'iLenltielTbdd; Treasurer, A. L. Sponsler; Super
'll - intendent,,George Wise; Directors, F. Watts, E.
M M,Blddlo, Hebry Saxton, K.C. Woodward, J. D.
ILIO. Penrose, Peter. Spain*.
o „v.‘ , SOCIETIES.
COIU’UKATIOXS.
Lodge No. 107, A. V. AI., moot;'
. v, at MarloaHall oil Hie 2cl and -ith Tuesdays of ev
jnwJ• 'gry itlontU' *''
Bt. John's Lodge No. 2iit), A. Y. M., moots on tho
H third Thursday of every month, at Marion Hall.
.. No. in, J. G. oIG. F. fleets Alon
. day aVlroat’s Building.
I/. LatoxtXodgo No. (i:?, I. O. of G. T. fleets every
l’’ iu llheom's Llall, :Jd story.
raß A ',';'' • , * ,FIKE COJMI'ANIKS.
The Union .Fire Company was organized in
-Hon,*3o inf Louthor Ijetween VUt and Himo-
Five Company was instituted
jniHidFGbruaryr IS,-1800. House in .Bedford, between
. L'l&laln and FomfroL streets.
P’-'ThdGbod’-Wlll Fire Company was instituted in
. House in Bomlret, near Hanover
Iby *'• InatfrdtGd in 1859. House in Pitt, nca'r Main st.
AND DESPATCH.
THE":JjOB FEINTING OFFICE
the Ambuican Voiajstber, has
,|j» with the most modern spoci-
issued from the Eastern Foundries,
■with the Jobbing Ofllco of tho
raffl^ 1 IIiLS I)ecn united with it, com
/ variety of JOB TYPE to be
yp ei^f^^ln' t any oniee in Southern Pennsylvania;
in taste and promptness, cannot
—-hi the County.
avo.now prepared to execute all sorts of
in a First Class Oilier, siu-h
i i<l ‘IIIpSTEKS,
roof ( v | '»Sssfejf!icr«t , tii jA iiK,
PKOGUAMMRS,
■‘Siii&ttk BUSINESS CAIUJfI,
I, ■ INVITATION"CAItr
J? 0 \[ BANK CHECKS,
BEGAT. Iir^AXICH,
I-AI'KU BOOKS,
N " of LAi,IX0 ’
1 l5 .Si 4S®» ia ' K^
• rfronfriNo in epLOKS
16 * • .Vrjfity
AND
KVIiIiV !>!•
|(gt' notice and reasonable rales.
POrclerK sent by mail, accompanied by
>i vplli bo promptly attended to.
A froedman sat on a pile of hrieks.
As Hie ruin was ]>i 1 11oi-idown ;
His shoes were worn, and his eon t wn - lot n ;
Aiul his Iml was v, ithotil a crnivn,
Ho viewed tin* clouds, and he viewed himself
And lie shook the wet from his head,
Ami a tear dimmed his eye ns lie saw mi by
A buy with a loaf of In end.
And he raised his volee in a doleful lone,
That sounded like a gong,
■\Vhile the vain eame down on ids nappy crown,
And he sang to himself this sung:
1 guess old Mas>a link he coiinl
Do chickens Toro doy hatch.
I totes no more de heavy load,
Nor drives old Missus round ;
I wonder who day's gwlne to gel
To work de patch of ground.
Don ding away de rake and Inn*
Dis am de jubilee;
But I (ink lasl nh;ht as i hind to drop,
Upon dr muddy "round,
VniHr (lie drippin* on my lioa'd.
And dr wind was whi/./.iif round,
I’d like (u hab my lipid Mod llrr,
And my c.ibui back aaain,
For dr voMdcrM uvllimr berry cold
Out la-rr in all dls rain.
lint tlt'ii i's dour wld rakr and lior,
his am dr Jubilee ;
I'so "ot all vapjird Mima dr Uncos,
My sbor > is worn out. b-o;
My (’oafs so old dal fn mt rack ‘drew
IV i'llv'w’.s cniiiii!:
And daiv’s do children did once flayed
Tn shirt, tail ’limit Urn yard—
I cannot. 1 uiy a Midi fm- d< \ n
JV lime’s so herry land.
I Jut (liny array do rrd
Ids am do jnhilcr
De odder day when Tdnky died,
1 1 ink il bra ry irmnl.
Dal do dear Lord shoui 1 lako her n(i'
Before di-> cold Wind b!o\v-*d ;
Hill drii 'twas liiud to "e ■ he’ 1 die--
I wisli ‘di.'M not been born-
Bse 'fraid she perNhed, lor she asked
About Iho rice and corn.
Hut ilrii I’.-.e done will*, rake and hoe
Dis am di-JuMP-e;
And Dinah hits dm* on do ground,
And looks so thin and poor ;
She cannot sliiij tin* sOii£ she suny:
About tho cabin door.
Her j»oor old limbs arc almost bare,
tier check lames cornin’ boo;
I almost, wish do Lord w«*uld muc
And lake her up dev 100.
But den she’s done wid rake and line,
Dis am de jubilee;
1 drom’t last old jna««n come
And took us home wid ho,
To do ley cabin da 1 we lef
When Host dey set us IV-h* ;
And dev I built tho bald ’ood lire,
And Pari cooked de % am
Dey say dal dreams are sometimes (rue.
I wonder it’ills one am.
Bui den I's lluny: away ile hoe
To hali a jubilee ;
TSUi B-a'H'JlSi/aTUBIK 0 2-' Tiiti AM©-
EjSTSSD’i VAJKHE.
AN A 0 1)11 INS si
Delivered JJ'/orc the, Keij.ilei.ic Club of
Bedford, 7*u.,
JAMES !■’. MIUNK, ESQ., ox' Voi;K, I'A.
I propose, to-nighi, to discuss, as fully
as I can, within tiio limits of an hour,
the J/d.erature of the Abolition Wuikcc.
The subject is almost a novel one. J
have had no time and heeu in no mood
during the past live years, to examine
the. struct live of the Yankee's prose, to
count the feet in his couplets, or to dis
cuss the merits or the morality of either,
lie has given us reading- of another and
heavier kind, which could not bo put
oil - . He has entertained us with tax
bills, which took away our money, and
proclamations which stood in stead of
our laws, has diverted ourailenlion from
the light and demoralizing literature of
the stalls, to the perusal of health tracts,
showing to our delighted minds the
blessings of a national debt and the joys
of an early death in the arms of Con
scription To suppose a people with
such pressing literature as this thrust
into their hands, capable of reading any
thing else, is to give mankind credit for
an amount of industry and a deal of
composure which few of them possess.
1 venture to assert that there-is no -writ
ing in the JCnglish language so thrilling,
or which excites such lively personal
interest in the reader, as the notice that
PTjATN PUIXTIX
’UII’TII'X
BY BRATTON & KENNEDY
m CTgragrrvCTjmaYTf. -ak>
glim'll
soKW of me i’juEJ-anaA-S.
> wind Mows cold, but I'so done wid 101 l
And let do cotton patch,
IV rain may conn*, d** wind may blow
lUil hross do Lord I’m* fret*.
De rain may come, de wind may blow
But Ihv-s de I ord I’se free.
De rain may conn', d** wind may blow
But biv-’s de Lord I’se I'ree.
De rain may come, de wind may blow
But bress de Lord J’se tree.
Dc rain may come, de wind may blow
But bress do Lord she's free.
In* rain may ciniii', ilrwlihl may bhm - ,
i'nt bivs di- T/ml [’s Civ.-*.
he has been drafted and has ten days
allowed him in which to prepare for
glory or death. The hard prose of the
Conscription Act, lias shaken hearts
with a mightier touch than the loftiest
lines of Shakspeave or the tenrteresl
melody of Burns, precisely in the pro
portion as it is .sadder and more tragic
for a human creature to read his own
doom than to dream over I lie woes and
tears of visionary men and women, or
of generations that are in the dust. Nor
is the tax collector a better friend to
study than the provost-marshal. Itisim
possiblo to read poetry with satisfaction
when you arc engaged in estimating the
comparative advantages of being shot
or starved, conscription or sold out of a
homo. Odes, ballads, plays, histories,
novels, are alike impotent to engage (he
attention of the citizen, who is listening
to the breathing of a government spy
at his keyhole, wailing for the rap of a
provost-guard at his door, or watching
from hiswindowfor the approach of the
bayonets which are to stimulate his pa-,
triotism. Since, then, the awful scenes
of the years Just past, have afforded us
no timo to charm our minds with the
fancies of tho world’s wisest men, iris
not likely that we should have given
many midnights to the seribblings of the
meanest race that ever read books or
wrote them. Hence it is that my sul >ject
is not a hackneyed one.'
Before we go'fnrthpr. it is well to un
derstand that by (he Abolition VctnhceX
refer, and refer "solely, to that band of
malignants who now dominate over
New liinghmd, mid, as has been most
truly said, “rule us for their pleasure,
uml'pluiuler us lor their profit.” There
is u JleinofitU'y in tile .Kustern Slates
tviiieh we must all re.-pert and cling to,
nut merely because they are one wild
us in. devotion I" the constitution of our
eouulry, out' with us in their eonteui].l
for the “higher law,” one with us in the
determination to preserve this govern-
cut as alionnilaye for white men
ul their children, Inti because they
■avoly, steadfastly and year liy year.
:st votos utterly hopeless for present
feet, in 11 10 oaliu ln'liof Hull < loti will
■iny us hold r days, and dial, in any
.■fait, it “Is liottor t ( i do vioiit (liitii 1"
lio popular.” I'ivory word iliat wo ran
nil, rin tbsinneiiilion *4' lie 1 oruo! and
Voi nipt a'ml idol lists i" awrd oi prai,-e
to the nobio met; who have Mood up
ayahi-e him in Ids liraif, and 'viio have
Ibiii it --l.v sought (o wipe from llioir own
Slates the sliyma, of his crinu -, and jo
'doo,n the rest of the iand from the
live of ids rulo. The names of siieh
on ;is fierce ami Touroy and Soymoar
iitl 11io Curtises an : thrice dotir to ns
eeatiso (hoy liavo proclaimed liio truth
ml Mood steadfast (o it in liio lias'of
(ho liio:-! forooions anti, lawle-s majority
(hat ovoi' held a land under its hood
J have said find my subject is a novel
one. U is, nevertheless, one of dm iiim-i
important that can enyayo your alten
don. it is impo—pile to overrate t!m
]>o\\ ii' l )i’ Ir HI top ol‘ I\ -ill 11 11!;’ (if o' IklO' I .
A printed won! is die mo-l poUau iu
liueip-o on oarth. The speech of an or
ator, no mate, r how ; hapa n. ho may
be, no matter how much his tun.-m inns’
charm the ear of those who bi’ar bin',
<1 ios out of die mi nd. Von are tld drilled
with it; you repeat it; yon chat abon.l
it with your friends. iUu thin woa.kaue
n> I i.n !-e In-'ifnt e. n ; M A
minis rruvdl liu'in »)Ul td' i i'• -<ilKvi pm.
ill I il prinU’d bunk i-i hiUhl’e r Liliily’.—
La.'l.dr- .-Sir i ik'l !h )l'V:d~b'■! i ly, m )!V dtlidy
IP !f; i ,’t yiV, I'i ri"i‘ I'Vr l( > i 1 lb Blind.
n* n;
11 j»iv ’> i V(»i- i> ■ "t .r,i i • a I i .!!
,• vi' ii v lil’..
, ~,, ] • <
■ I 1 ' ’
.ii '.-11, 'I" ii i '('/’ll i‘> I:"
lied mid ivii' ,vi '1 :is o.L.m ;:s yeti t;\!<' ■
|> ill" I‘.i'ii;;' •• ii. v. ” ilii*. .
IyvT.s wiii f. in tin* lti.s.l y‘-ii will i:i> 1
and bee.
•vcM (() - i•;•uii>JU'l' 1 ni< :s. l’.v
Imm 11 ‘ mul pr< i>y mrii!« lit, \viu<- { i
mvo ilitiiu- 1 lii*. 1 iuinuv (*i ilm mi!-
ions win) nu'.ko up i!w‘pi"j:i
OIV :-I | : Hi! i; 1111! •‘J!<■' *, of i< ) U!Us'' ■'
iyh (■ ii, i. a - idle an un< - - ■ "l. 1 1-; i i
■elr to stay ihi’ dn.w ■d’ Ihe li<i.«i)
:u- sun in his rimiy
il ; yon in . oyln/.o il -- th -■ j. li' i_i • ii:
you rail tin is lo n .tuiam ii. as si ili\ ■ n
a Hood which cannot ho eh ’ I imo
channels from v. hich you and your chil
dren may uraw the water ol iii'e.
The ahull, ion Vanins .. w; iv the iii; i
people in the country lo resoynhie IhV
power. Deny them everything ci ■.■
lake, away from them all the virtues to
whicii they have no cimm, honor, palri
oli.-ni, coiiiuum lioii; eiy- yen ms i -sill
concede !o them Ihe eras which !- "is
in' lllu'-f uiea.n ; i'or a r'luma end. --
’hey 1;now the value of ly;ns and ink,
he newer of new-jia pettae nliy.d of
look.-, ihewilcheryol v\s a'ijs vs !i eh -.j .ea.k
o a |)ee].le in their h-anei, hy tlrdr
learthslones, and all the time.
Jt is hardly net e—ary lossy an> thiny
o a IVinisylvauia audience, e-jdally
f them are any iniddie-ry. d iier.-nis
unoii.y ii, of )'. s ■ _ id's' lime
s tvi’ii within my re i >ih-a h .n. v-ica;
lie venders of tinware. clo,-..s and. h it i.-
■r-sphi horns, s.n.si ■■ i r -einm -r i
-nil.nn id IVoUi tic i ■■ of 'he Nor.h
hrenrd: Inn peaceful (while' and valley
>i' this innocent eld Slate, on diee- ar
u;;ii <'i
<■; jn.'.iiu;,', 1 i • >i;i
Im-* ini' i'ioniii !l* ji>\ krl-'.i,
IUW Il'M U V< M’-l (-1!. ii'. .‘I! J 1 ’ 1 ' 1 ' IV
h'm» (liv.sj'.lvc ]ni!' :*71.1 l'i tr • u m!.m
s ; > illii* in tii-.' "ii;j i:ni.■, :tn• i
i.-; t iu'lr i •<>iL>';ll-■ wli : i -; | i, n
hu-i'H
,ri
ilii I'ill Hit'll IMV,- 1.: i- 'l. ';! :i-:> ii
'or..-i-l iplinn .S.< • I , ii.w Km lin-> .• lot ■-
uvj) out inn! liu-ir J‘ m J'i in i*" ii 11 ( *“ •
ilu.-l' i h/i )l;i Wi i U’i iil■ 1 1 i ‘ 1111 ■ i .1,,,' 1
>f ilH'-wiim.m-iii.iu v, mill! :
.) ivl’ll 'j. ('ln.rtiv .-I i
In- 111 ;ini■ I i.iivo nr iiii ny i ■ iiiiii■-»
lonic.-l ■.':!( I -wii'i-i 1 i!iriV"li'-.- limiiK.
hout'.'li unablo to 1 •i 1 t.i.* tint*-, hihiiK
mid eiKiU.u’)'. of liic. rnyu _■ v.iiu li'nu.ulil
lu'lll from tin* J '.('o;. 1 y--mii;r,ny nl
’.•!iiHylv«oii' ■■ I ti.< Kin v. I
‘(lmTMii' till" Yin'! 1 \ ll V, 5 ’ ■-
’• ."i’.il wiili “I ■
Vlilrilii cl' !i li.l i'.l'jily 1
iit“'y f'-rr liv
iave d; ivi i '-'a li.n i I
'l’ll' ■ tin-v, ,ae, ila ■
‘lock bllsilU"-:;. !!:■ V' ■
rin yuuh nirii vim vi me,d i 1
11 >I<■ eomniodUie-i have ivi
lill.'U' ibl'lnill-'. Idollle'l. i' !h *M
come mini.-, ami are p
doctorin'; - tile ('or'sHlnf ion: Mm >of
them contractors, mill have eel their
squadrons in the field armed, wit!’ cant
iron sabres, mouiUed on skeleton inn.- es,
ami clad in picturesque rays idshod'l.v ;
sonic oi'tlicin poets and s:vmm ny 11n ir
lyres in prai-'e of John lerovn and (he
noble lilaek; but all of them—donahs - ,
saint, shoddy comrae'or and iuuehil
varhlor alike, are simply clock s.rl tin
peelers in a new oi,- pii.-e.
'Choir iyrii < ;in*l their
liu'o with llv.'ir I-rolt !
loathe
who lun spent hi- early years bii'ie
tKiitriviUii’f’”of mechanical (Tea.- m m-.
likely, when lie iiints hi-; aid oni.a I"
poetry, to forsake his old tried.s, or isi
tabli.-ih uny very close cbnvr poiidi nee
witli tin.' Muses. 1 ti.i sauce-p-ms hi.-,
similes, hi.-: shoo peg's ami his met.' pliers,
are equally ingenious frauds. lie is
alilvO a dishonest linker, whether lie
wields the pen or liokl llielnpstone.
Ilouee, 11 10 Abolition id tcraturc is not
the out cropping of spontaneous genius,
nor even Uus result of honest and patient
labor. It is made to sell, to ehoat, to
deceive, not to improve or instruet. Its
histories are art (id and nudieious hiven
lioiis. designed to varnish the iiifamh s
wliieii have black noil the whole id tory
of the J’arty of -Xegrodcniancipaiioii,
and to delaine the. parly of the con.-liu.-
tion which lield these States in firm ami
glorious Union as long as the reins of
power were in tlieir hand::. IU Rheolo
gy lias nothing of the spirit of rhrisl
paid the Apostles, or of the long' line ol
wortliies of all ayes, op winch eaeli seat
and suh-di vision of the Church ean elaim
its share, whose patient, iunoumt, pray
erfui lives were give n to seeking a (dear
er knowledge' of tied and bringing
aliens and wanderers into closer com
munion with him. On tin- coin vary, it
is a kind of mixed, mad nonsense, made
up of a series.e>i incoherent interpreta
tions of tiie C'o,-pel, or strictures upon
it, hy insolent e-xhorlers .who raietneiV
own hetlowings higher than tile* vhun
eters of Hinai. Xo tv. eof ihem pivd -dy
agree la ihe pariinrs of tiie hc'cvt il i’-.-olc
which (hoy Seoul ami d>'fy; l-i tile cx.ud
texts which e.ii- to b'- e.i lout amt re
jected; hut they are hea;:'ifully united
in scorning and sneering ai ail of which
does not accord with i!ie ‘•••in uu--, the
pa.-sions, or i(-■!- acgTemi i/ -ni-- at of each.
Tiie songs of l.his Aholiih in bin. iv.iure
are hy no means suggestive of tiie trill
of birds which sing because sung is their
N I- yin i«) ip • i
w -N'-hi- p!hl
• l. 1 1 o » (
wri'.'ni hy ins ■an idiv.dd'
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PA., THURSDAY, FEBRI
natural s'leceli. The nasal ]iiiie of the
Puritan has noth inn- ofihe warhle of the
woods about it. 1 ids attempts to cliny
after tin’s fashion of Nat lire's horn niiu
;-lvih alfovd a pleasure, it is line; hut it
i.-. the pleasure of a downright, liearly,
shaking lanyii at tie 1 liuli'Tou.- failure
of the poor devil, who faneie-r harau-'
11■ ■!:> - i riroo i’f soil ni’tiia a
ii'--, la' cool in:' i.i | iiiia te loe'.oiiy, nod
't OU lUvt S 1 ir. "S Hi;; li |U,I ! ,
<iiill" AfoiiMon V:xn!■:<v' iin
put info print, would imply, an im
mnisc lUiimml .of Isi-nro and' a \ rry
small amount of i.t-lo on tlKvparl of tho
]!!T-on who niiyht *-■ i■ i up any siioh i lain).
As it is not n('ci»ary In drink porpotu
ally.of tin' tint is of llu' Nile, or ov('n
to iako moro than a .-rnyio ;VI a -s of it to
taao it- 11a vor and jadyo it' puality, so
wit!) tha tido of hl. rary trash wiiwli,
yoar 1 or yaar, rolls I'nni its Now Knyianti
fmnitains llironyh ten thousand ohan
nols on or ah tho is-t of tho latid. M i
a- usiaiSii.siii'- s ten-- a.-- iho onnvnl of
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da lr :r.i;i’ 1 - ••• avail n. - .hi' ■
''llru■ • nl* the minds I'mM u :
•niaaatu. A pocket copy ■ .
,k a;’i‘ is v. •.vdi ml 1 lie* ira *<h ' “•
Liit.* pro-. •of New Knyla.n! i . «
■«!, ii U I li*' millions of J y- '
1' i j- '*:-mr •fi!iiovnr •>;
over-;. Vo ihanl: a nation >i‘
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I.adiymy lo tin :
tivr <iii!is mu
blood and ;-•* no. n with corp'<A cmild
Mud no warrant JoMi air hut.
only awlnl ruonka, in Ilia ua'-hina- of
L ii l ' i‘J i Ilaa i>i I \ ai;a, 1 lanoa, :d nr.. 1 (hh IV
wo.'d could nut h' uon.-.t riK'd so amo
• aw! i!y t hair I'iiiin, tlmy ryj.- ••i-dd m
t.-rly. Vh ; *y .-''nu’h.l Mm ir Moody pmant
in :\ “A«o* «in'ii mul i.. ha-
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“77/-' /,//.•■/*.as il,-; mnl'U. and
Wiilrti v/a ; ilia watch wort! of the origi
nal Abolitionists for a quarter ofecumry
— u 77. C C 'un-<i dvJ lon of (he I 'nih 1 1 mw s
/..* (i ('nrnwnf inf It death and an Of/rre
un'iii n'Uh Jli'UV' 1
At the earliest period of tbeirevi.-lenee
before they had even attained suilieieju
importance to be courted by dennurojAKS
for their vote, tliey inaniti -.led by the
expression of this, and kindred s'lili
nientSi that disregard for the den. oeies
and inn on ai; ie .of life, Ilia t \ ' 1 ■e: 11 j d for
die li-eUn;., < end IheJuiVt,).-, ; ofodiers,
which haseharaeterize;(them e ear r-,iice,
They iu'iuired Hi;, l pn-.-ibili ty iif l in ■ e.\ ist
niice ol an Imti-nt opkiiuii oepu.-ed ;o any
■-chenieor doyma of thens. Tin.y .-honk
ed the ri lie,ions feelings of ernes p.eople
who bad bi eu trained, to respi ei ihi'tlos
pel, tiie name and teaJuie. : ..f ("iris',
by the .nod av.-fni bla-pbemy. Vitey
bo i; ai! at die e'.i and ilea'iii:' d them
as a ]i;\ d. 01’ eraiiy wolves, pivyiieson.
llieir lioe'u • and ";ali:eri".;;' an '.'a-.y snh
sistaiae by pia,\ inc; on foe jeas.e and
ireii-iilions of mankind. r i his,din e dar
ker, their aid; s( wrie r, eoidtljio! eou
ee;d liis scorn for the popular laiilt in the
(redeemer. He spoke oi’Chrl.i as.a man
of considerable talents, fair ebaraetet',
j ieiv ona.lly unpopular because i omevehal
in advance of lit;- a;;e. He s iK end id
die .Lord’s Supper in ai many '.run!-;,
as “a w.va eidii/'f'/i vh 'V. ed eve
i'W.i/.-.V;/ n't' s’.. 1 - 1 ’. ’ Aleiy Kelly
Louie sons \cl;ai oiu. ! ‘ -m e;.-on;id, isi by
way of is i-on-'ji’.np; be. bred.r, n bi't!. 1
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• • '• • - w:it he in- rh-d at Ten ft nils
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' • . i :• i •■-••■i-'i elv. nd yearly ad vei l l<ements ln
■ "• ■ •; "■■A o diii-tioii on Uie above rates.
y•' 1 " ’ . 11: ; .‘-liouM In- a'vompanied by i lie
r ' nt without any length oifiioe
; 1 ■ -I lor jnd (In at am, t hey will he <'oiit i mi.-d
im: ■! ordered ~al ami ehuryed accordingly.
r'.uirs, 1J AN’iun r.ns, Cj nr i:ii.\ns. and every oilier
dev-ript ion of Job and f’ard Printing executed in
lilt; m-ate s!yle a! h>w pl'le.-s.
—NO. 00
th.‘ compositor. it is the simplest/thing
in liie world to write one. Reuben Tur-
I'Utioii goes .soldiering, (the bounty in
Reuben'sdistrict, I may remark, was
;'ir,oni ami loaves Nellie Jtooiittle
coii.-oJate. ..Nellie devotes herself T-O
kniiiing stockings for the .negro troops
i/iit it n.'ws conu-s of Eon ben’s demise,
which, of course, takes place in the very
middle of the deadly Wench. Nellie,
tln-n upuii, having dried up her tears
on her apron, concludes to soothe Rou
b. 11 ‘. dejiarted spiril by ministering to
Ids companions who are left behind,
and fortnwilb becomes an'army nurse.
Idnally, she happens to lie wandering
through the wards of a strange hospital
when she hears a familiar voice ex
claiming. ‘'Oh! thal 1 could hut see
Nellie, and die happy!” She bounds
forward, lears back the curtain, there is
a simultaneous squeal—“ Rctidcn —
"AT,’de. r ' and these two pure-hearted
young beings are locked in each other’s
arn,’. Of course, Reuben wasn’t killed
af HI. The story was invented by a
k Cn; perilead who was Ids rival and
ii.ain't ptuek enough to go to the war.
lie ini. mi I'eiy wounded by a2O inch
v.tniv'tt ball in (•><• chest—soon gets on
Ids hg,-.—they aro married—settle down
in a m at collage with an elligible onion
Im -H a-, iae|ii d—are blessed with a brood
young Abolitionists who
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mu'* liy Wins, inul (here tlip morn 1
•:11•:is in' im> stonily purchasers of all
Hi, .. mir ili.- Harper.- print. Fortunate
ly, i; bin the power of tlio Democracy
!id . oniiiiiy who have bought, in
1 i.io! lime-, thousands of books mul peri
i,"ncal- 1 "with tin* miiiu* of the Harpers
i"i ,iii hi. In cm down the eireulatiou of
t;ii - mi -I'ii-f -"ii~iiily mid right speedily.
That i- 1 iiM only'way tfi'iV-.ieh such mer
cenary -mil-, ns theirs.
I iiisv i- mioihiT kind of Abolition
oi' wiiicli 1 have n word to
s,.y, i.li 1 i.iiiyn Ihorc is hardly limb left
b''-,iy iI. "it i- the poetry 'written by
I 1 ,:'! • body of domestic patriots who
I iv.br ; he work of animating their neigh
-1 11.■ ■ ait.i a military spirit to that of
sii, i\\ iny niie in their own persons. The
ii ’o - >un t ibd iiyli' of this kind which has
capeared during- the past iive years is
(.nie . if I he - mos| distressing consul) nonces
el ilv war. It Inis employed a large
c.ai..nm oi - nui.-eie i for tlio labor of pro
(i;;. in;; it is pmoly'mcehmdeaD which,
( nr.-iii, ring the political sentiments of
the wrings might have been moregraco
i nlly employed in carry inti; a. gun. Still,
h i.-" valuable, for il illustrates the cow
ard he ami hypocrisy of (lie Yankee
Abolith 111i -1 more clearly than anythin}'
that him over conic from Ids pen. It is
really .dnnisi incredible that men exist
shmi'ich-.- enough to print the martial
a; pi'iilsmnl threat euings in which scores
oi these rhymesters have indulged,
while tousling their shins, between
drinks in a custom house clerkship, or
cillrayed in the perilous work of weigh
ing on! links ni sausage and plugs of to
l.aeeo from a sutler's wagon. How they
can hue their names in print appended
to exhortations to “ rouse,” to “ march,”
In ”cniiipu r," and to “die,” and to do
oilier ferocious tilings of Unit nature, is
more than 1 can comprehend. One
specimen of ibis species of writing, _ se
1. ■■•.■■ d at random from a large collection,
i-; i;li iha' inv limits will allow me to
1 i i 11, ill i‘
II -'ll ‘Ui'll-'li (111
i ..-i.n . i r
.V ■ Ml
ii. i n i -1;■ 111 1 ici*
:> ' i-tvjmo-
\ n<! t:< n' 1 t vcr r//ca,' 1 ”
f '.Hi yon behove il thai (his JUO'l dc.s
-1 irniu 1 I c.i'd, iil;j is re ml \ . tl to mrel (ho
i.oih " hi'.-ft io htva-d,” wlio carries
''h-:ii;i" ■ ’Vi*ll in his (heou"ht,
■ -i:i ly of Mich ty, to lit' c-onijjelietl
,o «-i".ir Jm.-. keen engaged for
lii ■ i l.\ >• years in the peaceful umi
‘; of i! i i i11;y a <[ui 11 in the New
Vo!':-: ii-iniu hoi!-"! Thorn an 1 scores
more of his kind. Tin y have all passed
sii ;y linonyh the war. Ihdlhey have
in-...' ii;inoy marvellously alilicteil
c!a s ~f |..■ i*■'!i* in (he world. There is
ho dise-iV known to medical science
which ;lus.' loyal warhlers have not
.•an ini totill* exemption olllee. Indeed
the far! i~ worthy of physiological and
i!. kpriy-ical inve,-ligation that the
power Of rhyming developed itself
among Yankee Abolitionists, only in
il;.cc who arc over forty.live years of
,i_ ■ ~r in i .cl health. No man, of all
Xcw Ki’.eland clioir who solicited
hi ■. c i iirynicn, in son", to carry arms
in the laic war, admit led hi> own abili
ty t i -hunkier a niu-ket anil take the
in id.
>r : In
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; • ■ '■ ; i'u-
[ h:iv‘ rn leavored merely to sketch
the evil mill the danger of this Yankee
Abolition hulneticc as developed in lit
e. a i are. I; i-a subject which could not
i.r exhau.-led in many add mosses, and
whi"h, 1 ‘nisi, will ho kept alivi' in our
newspaper.-, by our firesides and every
where. ' The remedy is as simple as the
evil is patent.' li'> u.< buy no more of
Hair or buy only those which we
have i.utii>i:.-ly examined. 1 do not
propo,--.. to .■xeinde. the publications of
ilu-sr Aiioliiionisls from our houses be
cause tin y advocate political views in
(ippo.-ii I. si io our.-, u am willing to
concede tjio iarge-t lil\erty of thinking
u,. si public <|UestlonS>-i«KI regard
i.- ,\i ..lition fashion of suppixssing
imprisoning editors, and
-wal.mrs as one of tlicgrav
a Hu! it is liecanse their
i'o--!y imnu.ral, shockingly
hla piiemous; if, vaiise they make a mur
derer and horse liiicf a god, amt call the
Divine Father of ns all a “scoundrel;”
'liecanse they teach disobedience to law
us a virtue', and lawless despotism as
the right of a dominant .party; it is for
these reasons that we should snatch
their polluted pages from the fingers of
children and close our doors against a
plague more terrible than the.locusts or
tile lice of itigypl. . , ■’■
l.ct us beware of -tlm incursions of
ila ii-ay, iiA, colporteurs and tract-ped
ii rs, ! jet u- search a publication which
is brought to us by such bauds, as care
fully as lie- oilieers of quarantine inspect
an Infected -hip. i,ei us encourage
home boohs, home magazines, home
newspapers which inculcate at least.a
accent ivvereiue for Uod and a common
ivsi»vi for the Coii-'tiuuioii. Wo have
l': 1 " ulnae range ef Kuglish literature
from wliicb hi till the shelves of our
P'eir.rii and if-a " proiluce fewer hooks
Vattke's, they are a great deal
is. he', us h.ivothe satisfaction
'M if.t ,g that tho.-e miserable' peo
a , ii' i law will-still persist In writing
.A' and blasphemies and print
ing (lean, are a No doomed, exclusively,
ui the ta-'l of paying for them and read
ing them, t’emisyi vania will then be
ne as iiopek ss a utarkel for their
y mid tic ir tracts as it is now for
ia trie and all themoehan
iib wide!, (ney beguiled ns
i i irh
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V, sr ii re.orded that a soap
peddler was recently caught at sea dur
a vlali-tt si s.iiy when lu l saved Ids
i.i'f'.iy taking a cake of Ids soap and
Wis-hui;;' Idnisi'h ashore. Tills snap, or
liu; dory, must have been made from
very strong UK.
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