Indiana American, Volume 6, Number 46, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 November 1867 — Page 1

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A J 1 TERMS OF AO V ER T ISING.

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UBLIUED tVERY FRIDAY BY C. II. DIN Gil A 31, Proprietor.

Jce la the National Bank Euilding, (third itory.) TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: 12.50 Pfc'Il YKAIl. IH AH-VASCR. 53.00 14 " t not rAin 1 AnfAsrt. No jK)fg( on r-aprrs d-divrsd within this Vom I v. POLITICAL. Address of (h3 Union Republican Congressional Executive Committee to tho Pcoplo of tho States that are to Voto in November. Fellow Citizens: Tin imporhnco of jour notion to the mr of our common country, tili imperiled by a pctfidious Kxfcutivt on the one hand, in J the defi ant rq irit of rebellion on tho other, im c1m um to mko tili appeal he tore the approaching elt'fi iou a, Thi member ot the Union Republican Congressional Executive Committri. have t-en so impiessed by the extruoidinary suctoa hielt bus attended their rUmi in tho unreconstructed State, and by the vital necessity of strengthen- , inj: tlxs efforts by tho ppr vi fi toi o of the grcst paly that contributed so effect uI y to the overthrow of the rebellion, that they cannot hclicvo the American people are ready to allow the enemies of the liepublic to psther new courage in their opposition to the restoration of the Union on tho basis of i-quality and justii-e. Since ;our circular letter of tho 20ih cf July lust, 1b which we laid before you an account of our stewardship up to tint date, the cause of immunity and of liberty, has so rapidly advanced in (he South that we now look forward to an early realization of our most ouGlent hopes, auj 'ue!:C?n b1 many da, will triune after the next Fes-ion o! Congress before several truly Republican. c6rnmoii wealths will be restored to our be'loved Union; and nothing can arrest this magnfieeiit ttditical consummation but ihe indifference or hostility of thosa great , 'commuMtiea wl.uh lave been alike the ivre.-erver and the pTotcctora of the pub rties. What motites can mUIead a Jlepublican who believed in Abraham Ltncoin, and who gratrfully followed the vie lorious standards tif Orant and Sheiidati, o Tcf'ttse to act with his party in a crisis -us greut a any that awakened the patrio Vi.ni it the wic the courage of the oihUur cncm'scs are not only unsubdued, but. from the apostato in the Presidential t hair to the jeijured and pardoned rebels, ihey ate absolutely looking to the llepuhlicans t-n tncoorao tl.eiu in new treacheries and atrocities. The eile ft upon tlum sf the October rsver.-e in 1'ennsylvunia ii ml Ohio should admonish and vitalize Lo Kepublicaiis of every other b'tutr; and when we tell you that ery mail bring us intelligence-of new rutrüge upon the i'nion men, id' the South, white and black, and tliut the dillicultie that Iinvo teet tbec pitriotie multitude ever since Congress eitjblished its reconstruction policy liate bvfti incrfaced by (he recent elections, tie fiel that we may implore you not to add to the exultations of our cueujiis iiid l he burden of ou r frit. nds. Mv fry moral and material interest is deeply coi.cerind in the triumph d rccoiistruc lion. That mcuMiro is more than half com i Ictt'd, and it will be a id siipptctiicnt to all their sienfi'-es til hl o I und treasure if the Amerii-an people should prove in dillVrt ut to their own duty or antagonistic to thtir own welfare. The rebel newspa. prr do nut attvtiipi to terrain their ecnta cies over the lato election. The Charleston Mercury cf a rcc.-nt dato la) s: The only question for the m J o ity In Cot gies imw to roiisidcr i this hn(l tltjl uitjt lh it jndietf Hyim the Southern SVoil, anil tliH kirjt in uetlm anil intrant viasperatiou au iue on which it i plain tle have trtn and must bo beuten, and which therefore must falljor will they giv it up at once an l leae the pub io mind to betigtfd on other issues which may i;ivo them somo chance of reco ciini; thi'ir ot popularity and powei? Ifthey iniit on ct-Hjinj tit I hit Un of in tiro i"A !! nt jit tn three it int'i ( in Kttlim l i rev I ' .1...: :..' . i .i ' i ... . i li vtiKiuiftiu unit ner uiih inn ooyioirr, tltrtr , i .11 .-'It lit - i ............. ,,. i i i.i .. i . J m ' ft j'T r m n't If fill tftUfHf fetriOH't'iHOH the recolutumii i mi l tt'Ao ih'dl tiiUwpt In tnfiiree it. tyninti , i lie iiicti iiiuinl l.iiuiicr say: Negro suffrage will not b established htie, except through our own fatal and mistaken v operation, if wo will bo fiuu, patient ami discict. In short, tho results in Pennsylvania and Ohio, with the other like indications, aie tho knell of thut Ihm of settlement' which i au-h only in itter irony, and the pubiiu mind will now turn more rational view, t he road to national tranquility it still long, it mav be; but it is shorter than it wu, now thai we are goin to the front in tho right direction. The llidicals had put up false fin yer-boards, and turned the h ick of the people upon peaoe, and then led thetu away while processing to travel towards it. Tltd Misaiaiippi Avalanche says: Thi Radical fiction is simply a band of political assassins and public punderurs of whom blaspheming Urownlow, tho beast Roller, and tho devil incarnate, Thid. Steten, are the genuine type and bead men the truest representative and unst acceptable leader. We cannot oven feci iuditf rent, but must, of necessity, hat so foul and miserable a faction with a Isutred that naturally grows more intense with each new art of daily and hourly oppression. The Almighty toiler of us all is a God of Truth, of Piety, and of Justice. He, therefore, requires auch antipathy at our hand-; and until Ho shall sco fit to change tho eternal standards of wright and wrong, it will be the duty of every honcsr man to detect and tnako war upon the Aim ricun Radicals thoso assassins of liberty and enemies of mankind. It require no prophet to forc'ell that if tho November election shoa hi end in Kerubliean defeats, the threat of Andrew John sou on tlio '211 of t ebrinry, ISGfJ. and frequently repeated since, will be hittilled at whatever buzzard, l.uabled, ' from our opportunities at tho National , Capital, nnd from our extendi vo correspondence with our agonta and friend in the Southern S'nte. to wci :h Iho sincerity of these threats, we dcclaro to you, our countryman, that nothing more is required by these violent, ravo utionary and do. perate tuea but tho belief that they are

vol. ;. NO. iß. austnincd by the tiublio opinion of that conmierioir States, to adventure another! corn-piracy, and to demand, if nccossary by force, their restoration to the power they wielded at no terrible a cost to the pubiiu peace. liar patriot will not snntr iroui a. i a -a i d' cuntnbu it.? to such a catastrophef that , the American peoplo are cpial to any new iriai, nowcvtT rcrrioie iiiii me opoMaie 8 ai'iicai io lorcc, inonun iucku iy nig i . i i ' r . i i i- ' w ho e rebel aimy, wou a end In Inn own , 'J . irr uh-iiui, ma imir I""11""1 u..,.0..- ( hicit)Cn t, may be conü leiilly anticipated; tut heu, oy the cordial and ut itcd perr .1- . . i . - i..i .1.... ... . i . v il J h ballot box ,,, N,,ven,ber0ocu,. avoid turlhei b tiodfhcd. assist the ureal work ol , h ., ., kvi nndi nev. low w.ir.l iif ciurs should . . Kaa i . . iciiuiivu io nroue hi v ii uipiui.i n- i ' ,. , i ' i ptrhciisioii oi your country a pern una I. I . w I I ' i- i I. imiii kitKiir. iii'iiiLlltiiiif till nn inlit PI.iaii and ili-criioiiiattoi: exerci.-c of the builot, fthy shall w inccura:u the men who posses the confide nco of no party, and huve a thousand times cotit'essed lhat thev deser ved the fcverest putiishmcot for their crituas? There H not one cottim-mding in torct that is not deeply concerned in the tiiumph of the Republican party in tho coming election Kvery owner of public! ..r i,.i..." v,, r,;i I securities, National or Mate; every railroad corporation, every bank, everv suvx)i iiistiti.iij. every manufacturer, every mechauic and laborer with a greenbuck in , . 1 . at . j. i .1 , hi ocVkct, would instantly leel inn detent .. : . .i i r .i .li r . l ot that Dirty in the depreciation of their r j " i .. prcttcrty. and in the decline ol their biir.i Y vv. j, i ... . . . "ess ler in mind thut all w ho are inter eated in the defeat of reconstruction and the Itcpublican party are also interested in . i. - . . . i ... . . i I i: 'i l. luc o -'"": Vcu'1' Ul recent sue veil otdes-e u. ungut isasiartling proof of their malignant and dangerous purpose. That daring sympathizer, as if tovoufinu the justice uf his expulsion for treason from the "euate, i i 18U1. recently declared at a public meeting in Kentucky, where he now resides, that the war was ur.constitutional; Congress was an unconstitutional body; its acts aie null and void; the national debt is not binding; slavery is not ubolii-hed- slaves must be returned to their masters; Southern men mui-t be psid fur all losses sustained during the war, and they must be governed by the principle of State rights." and he clussea by advising the people 'not to pay another dollar of taxes to l lie National Government." These are the ideas cherished by lead crs ot the combined opposition, which your iudilletetHU in the coming election will crg.iinzo into a new, and possibly into a triumphant rebellion. Had Andrew Johnson been allowed to restore I tie truiiorsjo t.x'i" old imwe-aioitm the ten States that seceded from the Union with Tennessee, Delawate, Maryland and Kentucky, would now be solidly united in favor of the rct liation of the nainul licht, unless iho lebtd debt were addfi) to it, and Ihia load would ooii have beryu eased by oilf demand not Uf r'ttis and icvolutiJry. The declaration of Mr. linght i hardly necessary to pro a purpose chciishcd ami daily avowed by the lebul luuc-r in ad the Southern States. Hut the pleat niedre of tceonstruciiou lolled and forevrj Aatcd this compound wickedness; and-v' in lite example of Tennessee, wo "(.Vpato Iho speedy redemption of all the State lhat were led into lahellioH, and the ontipleto salvation uf tho national credit and luvenuo. U ut you should ht controlled by even higher motives. You should remember thut six millions of Union men in all the South white and black, look Io you for succor und for vnci uraui'iueut. Shall these, your I'ticnd during all tho duik hours ol tint war, loyal w I co tho iutclli e:it and wealthy ot tl or section wcro , ., i ., i, . ! .. .. 1 1 I ., rroVOklh ll 11 tlloTny in uvnuij i"n tie shall l''C-e. the savior and sentinel. tin i 1. 1. .it mil .1 i.-m iiiu L- nn ii i .1 Ii nun vii. . I i i -. . .i .r...... .....i .1... , , I 1 1 ii it iliL. bo remanded to I I V MX, I " I II f. thu tender uiercios o'' tho original traitor, and be letninded, in tho midst of their snllcring ihut the Jleptlblican of tho Noilh tonirihuted to thei. fcoond betrayal? Do )oti nio im thought to Iho thousand ol white Unionist in North CVoliuu; Alabama, Virginia, and tho other uarcCon stmeied Stales? l'ou must decide between the men who supported und finally saved the llepublic and those who toiled thiongh a protracted and bloody wur to accomplish it destruction. From the moment the accidental Piesidcnt deserted the former and joinediio latter, the hope of giving to ticasoti tho control of the Government w revived, und nothing will be left undone to vlb'Ct that consuminal'tou. lloUKUT C. SCIIKNCK Cliairu.un. John Comic, Zaciiariah Chandler, Willium I). Ivelley, John A. Logan, John M. Ilroomall, Uakc Allies, Fxccutive Committee. Thomas L. Tullat k, Secretary. Wasiii.miton, I). C, October 2d, Irf J7. Ho who would stop every mm'j mouth tu'iit havu u great deal of moal. A now stylo of bonnet has made it np pearaneo in I'aris. It is a twine siring!

wiin u ui -tnwnii sot m the top. Cotigri-uien, Senator, Vice Piesidetit. and t)on I'ri'sidculs? I shudder when I A set of sit twins in ono family mny be.ihink uv it," und ho hurried iu his voto. scon airing in Hyde Purk, I, Ion, on 1 didn't quite seo tho (o,eo uv 1 is obd..?;r. . luoriiiiK Ihc nnt. marry...g'jt.eu.nf.ori,,ievt.r,,Uurrt,v, iit society hire tlio.u lar oiuti.iu.l pnale. . lc1 KM1, , rt,grls wux tho Lateral en...

Ho who defer hi f ' 1 1 l I' I I V till. ho 'i dead i rather liberal of another man than hi own. . A dicor.ol ite radical .iy the afToctlon of tho people uf California is turtiod to Haight. He who -tumhlos twieo over tho aauia ,n. .Ii.. . I.iaU .1.1. Mooe deserves a brokeu shin.

THE UNION, T II K CONSTITUTION, ? I T II E K N F 0

MIOOKVILI.K. IND., I; (DAY. NOVKMRKll 8. 1iS7.

NASÜY. : Mr. Xiiily nstl$ in the Ohio JJlctin The lh tut of tht Amendment JloW it tcai Kretin d at the Comm. , From tha Toli-do UUdt. ' j.0,T Qu is. CoN F.IniT X RmADS i Vich ia in the btait uv Kentucky,") October l'J, 18C7. . . . . , , . . I'cehn that tho time bed arrived wich ,, . , , ., ... .,,,, i . : i . vruz to oeeido whether ,tl(K) dcjiruoiit ni- . M) Mill r.m.t I',,--. kIihh into tho (!ut, I IV It that if I sliood fall in my dei'ty iiow, I thood be tw.ver u-i-gr-Cid. Aeeordinly, I put in the ektlUn j . ,j milCr:1 io OWf, , , . ..is,ii ,i:i.'.-it .t Ohio the haitU ai Id the idcntiklc place in Midi 1 tti k do ii urtrli duriur Inn vnm O pane - i I armed titer on the mornin uv the that coint'CrhfriMV and found ! arrangements hid been made for defeatin i Hie most ncluru and dangerous piopo?!shtn. I'aradiu the streets as only as 7 A. M., wuz a wagon containin 2.") vergiiis runuiu from L'7 to 41, the most uv em ruther wiry in texture, and oier their beds wuz luiniicrs with tho füllet in tcchin inciipohens: Fathers, save u from Nigger Kkalitif' "Whita hubin or A t 'T.i i- u 1 1'!01' ,,cd t,,eJ bin Foo.cnhnt younger. Thcr . ..... I i - . a.. w i ..a. wuz suthiog prcpostrou in tha ijea uv females uv that vC t il'io pon tiithcrs to Buve from anything, when in tho course ! .... ..i ... .i i'.. i . . i... i. :.. iui iiuvnri invir idi litis iiiust uc uiii itiu ., ., . . , .. , , r . i in the silcut totniihs for Revral conse.ck:tiv 1 1 " tv rutin ivviiiii'3 ivi nciiui vi'iinvjiR.iii , . , . . . , veer, nn indeed thev iimrrted vonii. ,.,. . , . ., J Kt still 1 1 v l n I mil- p(l irom the Hfixl nnKf still It vi n peeriMn-e uv the damsels -their parents must be too far ad v;i need in veers to take n activ part in biznos. In another wai .r r t un wux a collec-hen uv men wich bed bin hired Irom the i a it rude, tAelvo miles distant, whose banners read, "hel ignCrant niggers vote beside intelligent Wite men!'' and the follerin verse: "iLel ni;j;cr llass tbii laml pofsesi And roil u bite u. hi-rtT Oh if, my triml, we ruber guets V'il uever s'and that eie." It okkurd to me that it wood hev dun tetter bed their sjclltn bin more akkcrit, but upon inquiry found lhat it didn't make no ililFeience. That wuz the prcvaiiin way of apcllin things in that vicinity. Hangin over the poles wuz a broad pecce of white muslin, ont j which was painted in large letters. "Caucashens, liesp ck yer Noses the nigger stinks!" Then 1 knowed it wuz sifc. lhat odor hez never yet bin resisted by the Demncresy, und it hez its iollooeneo over Repablikitn. 1 never saw sich enthonsinsm, or more rhcerin indicushtiii!' uv the pride of race. Kz evidence uv llie deep feel in that portaW 1 l lint coinniuiiiiv. 1 state tti.it nine coitiiuiiH V, 1 state j'Utij'crs in Ihc poor hntisc J c in ;i tided fo bo taken to iho poll that they miylit enter heir protest ngiu brfngin the nigger up to a ekii'ity with cm, w hich wuz nine gain with no oll-els, there wnan'l an Ablish nist in the institiislnin. Two men in tho ctiunty j.iie fur petty larceny wuz. nt Mieir tiwu rekt st. taken out of doom nco vile bv the Sheriff uv the county, that they mile, by the ballot, protest, agin beiu degraded by bein compelled, when their time wux out, to acknowledge the tiigucr ez their ekul. Out) cttthoosiiistiu Dimekrnt, who cost us live dollar, bed to bo carried to the polls. Ho bed c.mmctit-cd early at one of the g oseries, and bed uecumhod afore votin. We found him sleepin peace fully in a barn. Wc lifted tho putiiotio man, and in prrccssioti msrehed to the polls. Wo stood hiiti on his feet, two men sup polt in bin. otio on cilher sido, I put n straight ticket into hi lingers, and Inkin his wri-l with one hund, held his fin gers together with the other, and guided hi hand io the box. Fx il ihm ted the winder he started ex cf a elcctiio shock bett struck him, and. slruitcuiu up, asked: "1 it the shtralu ticket? I Constooshuel Amindiiiint No onto it?'' Ashooiin him that it wuz uU rite, ho sufl. red me to hold his band nut to tho Judge uv Klexshtin, who took tho hullo'. and ilelMisilcd in iho Li "Thunk Iii v in!'' sed he, "tho itiigtir is not yet my iiytpiil," und dubblin up ut the'thigh and kiifti joints, he sank limber liko and gently onto to the ground. Kz hi hdl dia vjiro I the duty uv an Amcrikin frcoin un, wo rolled him out to wun sido uv iho hou'-c, where the diippiu uv .tho ruin t u in the "' wood d ) stuhiti toward soLet i it hi iu olf, and left Jtiiu ulonoju hi glory. l he Amendmt.'it pt but very few rote in that locality. The K.;"blikin jined u in repmliutin it, mostly 'tjn cihmt)loiklo ground. One useiie.' lhat ho bed bin in favor uv ctuancipashco i'1 fime uv war, beeox tho Aliikiu it od thereby Uo inUoost to fjio ajin I heir suthreu i:"is

in iniir sutnren ü" . :. , ., V, JV the c-flTevk uv n.k... 1 ,u,u x ,,0rf ,,,0C Ab" h.cr in hi lWsi,ip.i.",,,4,ÄU lt,,rf, I.I1,,:,l,e,n 1fi,,aU'1 'I . I. ll...... ....F.ll'.l ll.Kll.i.l I..

lets, and It wood hev tho drafts Como ligl wu wuz a liuuiauiturian likewisu. He wept when ho I'tcrd uv tho massakree at Fort Filler, beciz in the army the nigger wuz tz much a man v cnybody, and 'sieh wholesale slaughters teudid to uiiko dlls lor rilll) (lilO moio" inoie I'ltkeut. Rut., when it came to given uv cm the privilege U' votin beside him, it voodeiit be thut uv. Ho cood never consent thut u race whoso heels wa longer than hizzen, shood rool Atneriky. '.My God!" sed i i .n i i -1 .T . II a t tins anient uupuoiikcn, "ct you gue cm the ballot, wut kin prevent etn from bom sckence uv votin. I Isvv voted fur thirty veurn. at mativ elections four or Ihn liim a j but I heV lieter been to Congri. Wher is the eoostitooeiicy wich wood utect me? I Hut it wuzii t my hizuis to controvert hi posishen. It tmdo no dilf-rence to me : wat hi reason wux for votiu is I desired him to vote. 1 he ntirger lover bent up one man to voto far tho Amendment, w eh, I saw by I V!- J! .! I . I I . I I l I . ! bit. dissatisfied look, bed bin ovtr-pcrswa.

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ded. ''Sirl" sd f "do yoo consider a ntellicnt to bo truivearon ct the ballot?" Afrikin suffishent tid with so potent 4 Huitin away fro jhctu which bed him j ed. "No. I don't. I j 1'hey ain't intelliirent ; in charge, ho cxch( can't vote fur r". nufT bir, fcri'ch if the Ylb' from my allot, and put into il No!' " Here i a "VI , , Do it ycrsclf." M 1 he, enn't write." i 14 too ctltick uv n wcrd in aonson. Word filly tiokf n in ; appic uv gold, set ptcters uv silver

Oiia man woodeni liaten to mo, but vo-jor

ted the AuiendunNi He bed bin a fol j boots r.eedeJ half mlin, took up a police-' j?r. and lor eleven ftntha partouk uv l!ie;tion for Uaiidy ham. I know that's ko, hospitality uv the Vnfcdrits, ut' Ander iforlwnxa Demokrat in Ohio, bboriti souville. K.-ei ir, he Wuz helped to tho j under pcknoniny embari nssmenU in them Fed ret line by n.iii.vir who tux flogged j du my seif. I-ri Vnlhndy ham have the

almost t in wiier he wuz hid. I mite cZ weil lu v talked to a lamp post. Kx he shoved in his ballet, ho lemtlilcd Ftilhin ubout he'd rutlier see A nii:;;r voto than add rebel, any time. From the dircckshun of his eye site, I pi rsoom ho referred to ti.e. I leli lor home ex soon tz Jbe vo'es wuz counted, and the its-ill wuz utado know n. ! only w uiii u till the poll books wuz mnüe i out, una ine j tinges uv eicvKMiuu neu ioi thcr names written by th clerks and tied made their marks to en. On my way home I wuzgra:ifled to ste how the outeral antipathy to tho niggjT bed revived. At Cincinnati the nite u; tho eleckhhun they wuz bsngin uv cm about, tho patriot ic Pimocnsy gom fur- eu wherever they . i.-. i - ? . cood nnil etn, und t lie? next uay cz J saw . 3 . ; em at the ra erode stasrens ihey bed, gen- : .. '. fr . itntllv .iiolfin llif.r Iiii.I It ml:ii.'it It wuz cheerio to me, und I gloated over it. Full uv ghidnis, I entered Kentucky, aud joyfully I wendid my way to tho Cor tiers. I wuz t tie teartr uv tidings uv great joy, and my feet wuz pleasant onto the mountains. Kt I walked into liascoma, they all saw iu my face buthin uv importance. "Wat is it?" scd Dcckin Pogratu, "is it weal or woe?" "Is the proud Caucashen fti'.l in the ascendant in Ohio, or hez the grovclin Atrikin ground hitn into the dust?"' uskt Iaaker Gavilt. "My friends," scd I, takin up the Doc kiu'a whiskey, which, in tho eggscitemeut uv the moment ho didn't observe, "the t on.stitooshnel Amendment, given to tho nigger ckal rites, hez bin votid down by the libcrty-lovlu freemen uv Ohio. Three cheers for Ohio." They wuz given with a will. The wildest cnthoosiastn wuz awakened. D.iscom put ti spigot in a Irth bai l, and the church bulla wua set a ringin. Thu niggers wore a disuncd look, und jot out uv tho May t-z soon iz po-siblo. A meetin wuz to wunst ui , jiiii.il. It-cL i u l'ogr ui spoke. He teltth.it this wuz a proud day. Light wuz bieakiu. The daik cloud uv fanaticism wuz bteakin away. We bed now the frikiu under our feet; We hev got him in bis normal pusislicii in Ohio, nnd, please God. we will soon hev him likewisetu Kentucky. lie move 1 the adopshen uv tho follerin rcsoiooshetis: Wauea., Nocr tust Canon and condemned 1 1 i in to be a servant unto his brethren, thereby t lenity indieaiin the statu uv lU1 race for all time to coino to bo one uv inlci ioi it ; and, ahkas, To 1 ti i thcr show to tho eye uv the most ohtoostf lhat a dill'areiice win intruded, tho Almighty gave tho nigger a different nnutomtkle atrucktor, fur full partiklar uv wich see tint speochea uv the Dctiiokruiio stumper doniu tho lute cumpuign; and, W a n i:am, The attempt to place thu nigger on an vkality with the white in votin ex well tz tuxushun, wo conquer (he sp pin of the very foumlashuti uv civil liber ty, ex well tz uv tin Christian leligion; therefore, II iisocii That thX Constitooshncl and I Ilihiiklu Dciiiokrueyv uv Kentucky send I U'iu to their brciluiii uv Ohio, with 'hunks for their prompt and ell'cetooal q'U'lchiii uv thu iduu uv nigger super OIllV' Jitt'iitrd, That to tho Kepublikini uv Ohio, iiin above party cuiisidcrnshuns, voted ngin sullrage, our ihutiks i due, and we congratulate tm that now they, vz well tz us, are saved fioiu the danger uv marryiu niggers, and likewise do we ushoor etn, lhat in u spirit uv mutual forbearance, we cato not what particular cited they profess, su long vz they vute our priuci pics. Jii Hntied, That the will uv the people bavin been clearly indikate.d, wo demand .1 i .i I .... i ' . .1 ! mo itisersiititi uv mo worn "wniiu in me Coiistitii-luiii of the Voouiteil Stales. li milt cd, That wo ask I he euleied voters uv Tennessee, und other States where cnteii'il in t-ii hev votes, to ohsurvu hutv WO C 1 (o nil in u wiuiim i ii 1 1 1 us ii u ii iw UCl with v". Jindnd, That n fp7 of tbcfe rcsolu shun bo sent to PiesiuV'it Johnson, with an ashnorunco of our umbaut conGdonco in his integrity, putiioiisin und u?udisty, Tho mceiin broke up with three ci.cr for thu Dituouruoy uv Ohio, uino for tho Rcpiiblikius uv that State, and one for tho Stale ut large. Tho Fukulty uv the institoot met next mornin. fir the luril ol revisin tho Sciititcis. It wuz de Yd that tho word 'wliUu'' shood bo lose essary, and l list that e I wherever ncoon only bo yoosCotiservati V lieed by iho Democrisy n publiklu. e made progress, ,no lotieriti bein u few uv iho changes: ' So God eicatcd n white man in hi own I mag! ' 'Whosoever, therefore, shall confess me btfoiu white men. &c. "SiiUVp littl.i white children to com unto me, for uv ich i tho kingdom uv Heaven." Wich lat U com fort in, ex it show tint the disiiiishiiti is kept up through till vteinity. I i Ivo ihee merely rz sample. I Wo shell h ivo it finished in a low luxe. - .III..-. and :f fund kin b? raised, shell publish

R C R M E N T 0 F THE' LAWS.

it Sich a vcrhun uv tho Skripten h Iflllly needed. j 1 und the i'ctnokratic rrsind is exercised I over tho quesiion uv the auccesoion to Mr. Wade My voice Ufor Vallandybara. Never wu there uth a' saint, never wuz j there it man so aboosed bv ti e tyranickal jniinionof Irresponsible power 1 1 o lu-a jfuffcreil for us, and now I.e. must have hi , reword. It I ez been ured that tho ten cent co cction in lbu.l wuz ku lieient rav for his m.irtyrdom. I deny it. Kvxry icmoarai in vnio wno neu iaxes io pay, who wanted a pnre uv pant, or whoze I'kthollum V. Nashv, P. M (Wich is I'ostmuster.) . Finances and Taxation and tho D Congress. ity cf Thw advices from Washington are that ! ! the crrctarv of the Tien-urv is enca'-ed Jn r rrttjiin-' his annual rerort. and that it will t icscnt a very cnccurnltig condi Hon of national finances. Notwiti. stand- ; ing tli c larirc reduction of tax ition outlurized by I'oogress fcr the past year, i the receipts of iho Government exceed its exp( iidtiures, and the report w ill show both a con.siderable reduction ot the publie debt nnd contraction of the currency, ! and also a hirn balance in the Treasury, j The financial vomit ion of the Government ' would have been much more satisfactory. if there had been an honest and rigid col lection of tuxes, c.-i eciaily upon whisky I and manufactured tobacco. In the collection of tho whisk v excise. eT eciallv. there hac been the most shameful frauds and corruption, aud the consequence of it j will be that the more honest and moro deserving branches of industry will have to bear tho burdens of taxation which it has escaped, aud will continue to do unles.s more vigilant measures are adopted. One of the most important duties resting on Congress is at its earliest session to give this matter of taxation careful attention, and see that the corruption of the revenue system arc remedied. Tho responsibility of Congressional action rests upon the Republican party, and for the good of thu country, as well as the future success of the party, it should address itsell promptly to the work of reaising the revenue svstem, cheeking cxtravaganco and useless appropriation, punishing fraud and corruption, reducing or removing the tuxes on mu any of the minor articles in tho sh upon a reasonable basis the list, cstHtiii.-n upon currency and debt ttuestion. and do all lhat ?s possible to bring relief to tho poopie andsuMsfy the just complaints of iho industii il classes. All that is necessary now for the reconstruction of the Southern States is to see that the present Congressional plan is executed faithfully, nnd to do lhat little time need bo wasted. It will bo the part of wisdom to leave the question of suffrage in tho Northern States alone. After the result of tho Ohio election, it willbo the bight of folly to disctittrt Congressional legislation on tint subject in any shwpfr. The project of impeachment will hutdly be supported by Congress. It is a tiicnsiiro which ought to bo resorted to only iu tho most rxtreme cases. Its ngitulioii, under existing circumstances, will have uo oilier vlf ct than to beget votumeiciiil distrust, and injuiu the paity which supports it. Wo repeat, it w ill bo well for the country and well lor tho patty i?' Congress shall address itself at onto to tho important wotk bcloto it, which has as little possible of paitisau political questions in it, und yet the party which prove itself most faithful to thi duty will bo the ona which will most strengthen itself before tho people. Wo hotio to seo nur Indiana Republiem Congressional delegation united and earn est in riippoit of the loltowing: I. A eu erul and material reduction of cxp'-nsc in every department of the Government, wherever it is ut nil possible. 2. Oppo. sition to uK appropriations which uro not PIIIOll IO UU NI'PIIM'I 'IIIW,s IMIK.II HIV absolutely i ecessary. 3. A tigid und honest wllleetiou ol tho icveuue, and the punishment ofalllratids especially in the whisky excise. -1. A reduction t f the ,ky taxes upon raw productions, an ubrogi. lion ol i'io cotton tax, and removal of tho luxe upon thu minor departments of industry and .tho bundled minor unit ies w hieb cumber the duties of tho levemui ti Itict r s and hurrass thu people, with little udditious to tho National Tioisury. ft. Opposition to the demand of tho Pennsylvania iinti men, New 11 iglatid maira laeturets, Onto wool growers, und ml oth eis who uro clamoring, for special I'loto ... . lion. llie peop.u id t e Weal will lolerato no tu ill' vxciMit Jr rectum'; tlio day of sp.ctal proleciioti is pusc 1. In udlillon to ihesu measure whit li iirctd'thti utmost linpoita co to the trade und indiistty of the country, it is imporlaut that thu na tional curiency und debt shall buieoulatcd to givo ussur.ineo to business and SO IIS conti Je nco to our national ire lit both ut homo und ubmal. Attention to these matters will be of much greater impoiti i i unco I trio too on lies m-einsiou oi hui lr.'kreor impeachment. I ho mauU ti rcduc-ti -it of taxati poojilo doon, and il i ulso highly desirable lhat tho uatiuiial dobt bo steadily reduced. Doth can be accomplished by n. renchtnent, rigid ecotfomy, tho totit hi ill t xee'-tioii of iho revenue luvt, und a judicium und eUled liuatielal policy. I! van vi lb Journal. Johnny rtmaikid to l i crandtnother that old .Mrs. Cratisln.v, had iho Hpj'ütr- ! a neu td'u puraiti with one fojt in .tint1 Well, really upin my word,' said the I antique lady, T I lmu ht 1 uolicüd she ' witlkcd u little laino lately.' I " Mlavo vol Ulnatnl nopo: nke.l a l.idy ot a green librarian, whoo lace wa much swollleti by tho tootlisehc. 'No nii'atn, b it l luve i blasted fotlt ach,' was the reply.

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WHOLE NO.: . , How to'Spend Autumn Cvcnings. From tha Nw Yurk Joarnl of Commi.no. Autumn cvcnin!7i have fiir!v benn. 0 j - c What shall be done w'uU (he sludovrcd hours that precede repose? There never wus a time when thin riuottion was more iu,portnt to busineca men. Few of thr who are engaged , on principal in citl trade or manufacture now attend to tin JMily avocation during the late eveni ore icr if ir ly avocation during the late evening hours. 11 at wliila there is no part of their time more ptvciou, thtro is none ether that l so liceiv Vfaaied. Jt i more cconomy for' one whose buMiKM cares are pressing hitu orely to n't down moodily t i,j8 home, with the heavy burden still about him, in thu vain hop. a thst hia weary lrin may tho God a clue th.it will ,.J him out vV tb Lbttlnlh of trouhl. not ic.ive an over tuskci iiorso all ni 'lit in the stall, or expect harnessed of any other creature beside himselT such a riraclo a work tritho'Jt recuperation; still loss would be fct one that is alrecdy J fagged out at a tusk that had ptcved too nucli for ordinary htrcngth And yc? this is tho demand he is impoxin on himself. His proper hours ol toil ore numbered fjr ti e day, but he will not cease Ins aching shouhicr ot toe oppressive burden, and ho U tlill struggling , nfw vainly of tour.e to solve the probIctn which was too intricate even fur his . IrcsliCet powers. 1 litre are otn ers who lay aside the barncss aficr the day's toil or conflict, but ; w ho then sink down mto mere vacuity of j mind, mistaking idleness for refreshment. There is no recuperation in a state of in dolence. It is Hue that the hand need not move restlessly, nor the 6incws bo strained in unwonted exercise to recruit the system. Hut the lungs must be expancied and tho blood stirred by fresh emotions, if the wasted strength is to be ; regained ihero aie fttzuy who are shrewd enough to perceivs this, but who fail in their object because ihey pursue it iu tho wjong direction. The true exorcisefor recuperative purposes is simply a change in the beut of tho mind. Whatever bodily actiou this new mSntal flexion may demand, tho relief is not in the physical activity, but iu the fresh- ardor which directs it. - In plain terms, if tho mind and body be worn down in the daily effort to advance one's material iutereM, let the relaxation bo found in an effort equally zealous to do good to somebody else. A mile's walk taken as a penance to relieve an overtaxed brain, will only increase throbbing fever if the Same thoughts be entertained oil the journey. An honr's gallop will not even cure a fit of dyspepsia t if the dinner humor that produced it is : carried upon the ride. He who would change the t-mrOtt of bis thought, need not go far from homo to find a field for his benevolence. A sunny smilo a3 he returns fiom business, like an electric spark, will light up tho wholo autumn evening around his hearthstone, and create a m agio atmosphere which shall be to him likcu new found elixir of life. If he has a family, let hitn interest himself un s"lG.-hly in their pursuit, their joy and serrows, sce'ti these ever so (riding, aud tho moment he forgets himscls ho will begin to rest from tho weary load ho has box no till tho day. Criminal Extravagance. A public journalists, wo deem it our duty to exeit our influenco in behalf of sober, sensible livin?-by which wo mean is.!.... ..!!.: .....v I . . . . . 1 r "" wi'oiii o.tes itivuns, ms.,.. copying alter our most highly favored n ighhors. If this rule wcro but half lived up to; tho country nt lurgo. and cpceiu.ly the moral of tho nation mid be vastly bonffitel thetehy. Wo think tint no one will deny that tho lavish expenditures of money indulged iu b) tho Ameitcan jcp'e, leid directly to frivolity in thought, purpose und uetioti, It is to this rxtravtti: a too that so tuny ntliibtttc many of the honiblo crime w hich tiro chronicled daily, Il lend n, en und women captive, and sap the foundation of society. Tho youth of both sc xo uro unfitted bv it for tho ret I duficiof life; iho cotiscquouco 1, wo have . I tu-hionahle. dravt ling. good for nothing ' d juung u.f ... b. jelled, sta.ehed ! and Üuifled i if to match a class of young wo.,,,.., who devote their walking hour to iho cares ol the toilet. Wo tun point to a scoto of couples aficr this putlein who aro well iiiilelied iu folly, if in no'hing ulse, whoso "ot ib istiniea!" (wc believe thi is the term ono of them employ to designate his hired house) uro. if an) thing I ii.. i in i superior to iiieir I ather s. no uiii't one instante where an enterprising young iiniu rented u h.iuso tor tht precise u mo tint td' his ciilv salary. This iusutio desire to ! outshine his ruined thousand of men and i, l i- 1 1 I. . women. I'isgrico utnl ruin loiiosv in ine wukn ot llii'so Vain and absurd cs eiidilures. We can point to threo instance within the I ist three month where the folly led to swindling, forgery and theft, hundreds of such case occur diily throughout the country. Wo remember j the case of a young man, n clerk in a hardware store in this city, who wa arrested for ttiefl, il nd whoc solo inolivo was the desire to sport fiiio vloihc an l jjwelry. Ho in i tinned to contract fa-hiouahlo tiej H lintatiees, and iu hi. aim to equal them rcaiired o theft. Noitucss ami good taste iu diess is one thing; extravagance iitol indebtedness D another, mi l j'J't n much as we led inclined to commend the first wo object to und condemn the last. f'i'.tsburgh Advocate. . II.WF. P.VTII'.NCi: WITH Yocnuu.r. Of all tho icligioiii.-t mi l moralist who ever taught, Fenebin i lite only one who I. iv. iliiiii'iiv I'oi imitated tho dtltv which ti si.!l--,J neat or oaos to himself. Have p.ttionc J with yourseir is n dnretion o.ten oeourrin;; in hi writings, and a most nnportatit one It 1. bocmo paucuco wun ourselves i oiotltill, if WO would blVO patience with other. 'Patrick, do you know-tho fate cf tho drunkir I?' ..., Fntr?' Dn't I slatul tipon'lbo motit K'nutiful pair you luve, ever acen?'

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Dt sqacirt. (II in.) oat lottrt'.oa W Jn iquirt,lfo lo.trru-t. 1 i nr, hr In.arfioB. - m All iubkcaat lnirtifl,'fr(aar...YBAKL7. . . Onecotanaa, eSf!gcblt qairtor!. tT tf.ff-iiuartrr fif a euluuia M 0-half ct a column.. . CI II Ono-qimrtfr of a ruluiun. ". J Oao-i-Hth uf c"lem It Traniloet trtrfti-B.r t tb.hlJ ta all l' Ild for In aJant,. T'nl.'i a rarlH'iUr tim t poiC 1 lia Itaij fl In, n.lvitt.icri. will h faHU.aaJ i'aHI orr.joul nii rosrsctl oiorUinglj. r . . I What Childhood should be. If it were not too rriona cvlject for mirth, on? night often l-mh at the mperliu'iim virtue rcquiftd by n l lti. of little children.- -B gond' Fayn tlrv tnt?mt ff the fauii'y M'llffr. . father, uncle, or. aunt, in iCe ' cusfl itiay' be "be pojid." Now b ifi,jl'yo'd" in thi; instant! may" tuciTi, lhat n lovlea- little fteature, , britn. tu i n if with petU up vitality shall not touch' h Cngcr to.any artK-le in a small, confined room, except toy whose irnigie virtues he' has long since ex Imu.ted. havinf turnwd them over day after day for week without solitary word 'of interest or sympathy having Ceo addressed biiu iu I i tlfirt to rxttitet an.ii'Ht.ent from the same. At length he en cih simp'y bocnuso. Ti is weary and hs nothing to do. ' good," thtunleii the fat;iily autocrat''bj' good;" which translated, bius,' dvQt trouble m. Now if instesd, th.. aua.?rr! were Io take the little errat uro in bii of her Isp, in an esse poMiti.in, s in reitl tho little tired limbs, and tlfit a story tu withdraw its thonght a while from i-lf, and give it maieriat out of whteh to build a little j!ay, which you should preentbf see him iuotu down from tho Ian iu irlee t.' rehearse, would it not bo vastly moio sensible, a well t's reoniblc? "Naughtiness," go atvled, i oftenef than anything else, io young children,want f I occupation, coufiued apartment and insufficient ventilation. The truth i. that "all cut doors," e the phrae i, is the only proper apaitme 77ire is variety; flirre is ? ent for tbeV. pace; :icre ir fresh air. A child brought up in the city; accustomed only to the limitation of ' daily walk.i really defrauded of its child-' hood;" and, what is more mournf il, the theft can never bw ttone!for in after life. Aoti(( can make up lor it, for thi gle--t'ul delight of picking shells upon iht saore, or psihlin g wiih oimpled feet p the foatu of the waves or riTuckin hinds'ful of flowers, w heresoever ir chooses to stray, or looking at the anitinl creation every one of which, from caterpiilaf to Hit o'x, is a marvel and a wonder compared to which a toyshop is of no interest whatever. Simply s an educating process, without regsr-I tn health or pleasure, it is of more vtlue tlati any other to childhood; we aie tnkii g it for granted that such a Child is neither fettered by fineclothes, or tyrannized ovr by a .stupid',1 ignorant selfish nurse, who replies to' every intelligent query. Ilold your tongue!" ut "Don't botl.ei! ' 1 think that I can alw.iy select froir out the grown people I mecT, those 'Jrh'V when they eume into th their we'ootne with them e wotld, wrought . an-.l over Whoso' talauey brawn's dew and sunshine fell, without stikit or limit. What rrosra sn. ever in after 11 To they may bve been called to bear in a world of tnufi'ion,' still the eye, at time hr'ghtri: and the worn band clasp each other, whiln ilie ) seem to bo looking back through far curs, as you hear ft on thir lip the slowlyvoiced words, "I had such a A-'jt childLood!" and now, when the cho.-sn that promised to cherish, is harsh, and stern, and void, and " duty" i in place of love, and the years move all too slowly and wearily io ihc coveted ptave, thcr still will retnsin this blessed incusoiy! Pet h ftp somt one scene, stands ou( In bold relioi against all the tlark year; i .i i.'i ..., I rcgt,, some o.i y wi,tn me chtuiisii gnu naa in. I tt fdlitinv! lil.l a v in lul h if an. I , raining into the 'little aching ... .'s . r; i heart, heanif whuesoovcr u touched, ti smile chased thu teur sway, and suha were turned to kisse. And if, at. such a memory and it.l (buk ooutrast, the sgoniz'.l cry Should eseip, "Oil. mother.' niotheil" Who shall tell me lhat eternity hu sever ed such stronir hoirt stringt. What weref life worth, if one believed ihi. Fannv Fi; un, An oil mil who cUiins tho license hi speak lit un ltd f reely, write n follow ! th (UkiiiUi oi.r: "Young ladies, thr whole secret w hy nine tenth of you, of' not being able Io get off your parent' i 1 I a a i a a . aw hand, Is ih it you d u t know Iiow to woik. ou cn t keep hou-o. r-n t maU !'' ' ' i oa can l 111 fjr thf '. J-i" ll.s d.lT. rcrco be.-ccn br.n un.f shorts, or which cut give the buttermilk. The young men gent-iaMy cuius out (f tho war 'w ith the. skin of their teeth,' wi'h no fortune, I might my, but their wardrobe of gray ai I their ran teens, und to marry with iheui uo.v, Tft ntvired, relates moro to making a living with thi assisfaiico of :i It'ving industii. tu help mute, thin indnlg4ing in opera mu-dc, inoousl.'iia and portry.. Do you know whit ibey s.iy of ono'of yonr buttetfly young Indies who has held them iu the patlor engaged bth Iiouik liateiiiug to 'elegant nothing?' Nincteeir times out of twenty it is this: " 'Well, sho is all right for an evening' entertainment' but she will tint make a good wife.' A young couplo were sitting; together in a loiiiaiiiii spot with birds and flutters about them, when the fJ.Jortiog dluli'g'iv etisued: "My dear, if the safi'tib-e of my lil'e would please thee, most gladly Would I lay it at l by feet.' ' '" O, sir,' on arc too kiii.ll Rat it Jut reminds iii-j lhat wish you'd top using lob a t o 'Can't think of it. IV a habit t.i which 1 am wedded.' Very well, sir, sincj this is the way you lay down your life for me, and n you uro nlicjdy welded to tobacco I'll taku go; d caioyouatn never wcddcl fie, us it would bo bigamy .' . Tho first d iv tt lltllo bey went to sehoof j ,il0 t,.;,c10r 0ktf,i ,i,u- if ,,0 voulu spell.' Vcs, sir,' ho suid. ' ,wM i ..... .1.. ..... . n i .,. II III, IUI tt uw II 1". 'Oh, j'it us other, folks do I 'tlltlMfA fool man, ppoid sf-bis jr a miliar, ,ub-; fritl into.il lulrnwitig-if.'su a M-ii Foot and hi Iwiulaiigliki, with ibis, introduction,' M'r! Fovl i. nd l be two M;s-c F.vl! '