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Maysville, Ky: October 13, 1864.
Number 17
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" Do Ooodto All. '
Tbe sparkling streams that sweetly flow
' Id healthful waters'her'e below,
Te fheer and gladden all aronnd',
In qulot silver note resound,
' Do good to all. , , .
The waving graar, the mcdest flower,
' The sturdy oak In loft power, .
Mke earth and beast and. man rejoico, .
And utter forth, in thrilling voice,
Do good to a,ij.
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Tbe, feathered tribes that soar on high,
The earth, the sea, the ayr aud sky, ,
To bless one theme uniied slog,
Atd to our hearts thls'motto bring,
"' Do good to all.- 11 f' '
The giowfng'rnoBSJge from above,
'InwroBghtwitli'gtnsof 'jnirest love, '
And moral beotte eknump'd so fair ' !
i On raaoiu unison' deo'are ; ,
.,Do good to all ; Do good, to all. t
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Sonnet to Peace.
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,Ivin-hotnof heaven fairest of the angelic train;
Oh! whither flodt Thy sweet voice tbac once
-"wirretr v. ju:- -.v
Our sowls to 'sweet communings, no more is
'in thleurice bppjr' land, o'er sea and mure, :
The W note of discordant war or grief and
pain- .,
" "$lckens the. tired ear'and makes Ua yearn;
' ''for Vest-aud' thee. 'Obsreet Peaoe,' to th
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we.turn.
Remnrknble Interview Betnreen the
Kentucky Members of Congress and
Lincoln. - . .
Extract trom the Spech or thi Eos.
- KobebtM allobt, Mrudsb ofCosobess
fbuu LocuvifiLt, Dklivebed Bs-
, CENTLT AT FbAKKFoBT, Kt.
Mr. Mallory said: '
I had most remarkable interview with
Mr. Lincoln npnn this subject. Heariog In
Washington that the galoot and patriotie
Wo! ford was , arrested and Io, that city a
prisoner, I called, in company with Mr
VndgwoMh and Seoator Powell,' to see him
and ascertain the cause of bis arrest. Col.
Wolford told us he had no idea of the cause;
that a Provost Marshal bid arrested, hirn at
Lebanon, where he was making a speech,
and assigned no reason; that he was taken
to" Loulsvllle.'aod sent thence to Washing
ton, aodj.he yt bad not been informed of
the cause of the prpceediog. , . . ,
We then called on Mr Lincoln, and 1 can
assure I you t hat we were in no very pleasant
mood. 'We gained 'admittance tobis pres
ence, sod tolihim we bad come to. learn
the Cause of the arrest of Colonel Wolford.
sndj if there were charges against him, to
dtmandlhtt be be speedily tried upon them.
Mr. 'Lincoln replied: "Well, I don't exactly
know, what be was arrested for,, but I recfoi
be was arrwud fotmakinj speeches. calr
culated Rrprevunt men from enlisting tn me
array." v 1 replied that this was not, so, for
be was raining a regiment at the' time, .and
tbo very speeches be was nuking, were for
the purppae of enlisting men ju bjs regiment,
out-
he
f (Our 'a'ngnish'ed eyes, on' tbee onr hopes remain,
' " Jdan knows t by bWiugiyflay wondrous lo ve
v, ,;r:Unes8,--,"!.' .' ",
"'And Jtbat. ini tbj; banishment he nought doth
Save 'mourning, cankering, sorrow, aud dia-trose;'-"""1'-'
: Tet, knowing tbee and all thy many obarmB,
He with loud braying ttnmliv aud clash 6f arms,
Breaks the m'osio Of tby chant, with war's alarms J.
"." WtUuMfjuui. :
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' ; lThe snrvjoined stanzas from' a poem en-
titled 'Mosinge,'' while the writer wandered out
cn ' bight in sammer, to see ths tnoon BpHog
' up like Aphrodite from i lie oceanr- j.'; v' '
; ' ('T1le wives came dancing o'or the se'a '
In brigUt and vlitleiiug . bauds, '
Like little ohildren wild with gloe,
: j i ivftTWey linkbd thii dimple hphdw .
They linked their handit, but ere I caught
r VllbeispUtkildaroiof'dew','','''' " '
Tbey kietied my leet aud quick us thought! '
Away the riiirles new.
j The twjdgbtio()ike birds,: flew. by,
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As liorhtla- and ub tree.
' u ''Ten thousand etWrt werelh tte'sky,1
ii! TItnQnsan'dinthesea, .- , . t
1 br every wave With 'dimpled face,'.
.1 tflkiifr. Iu.mJ ..nn 111. ...
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Had caught a star in its embrace,
' lj Ad beldit tWrnblliig there."
and ih.itj be was meeting with unprecade
ed success'y ""Dncole TepHed, "'Well,1
AAoH know, but be bad understood that 'io,
his position ol loyalty he bad its and butif."
I replied that J didn't koow bow that mat
ter was, but I thought it likely be wanted,
while preserving the i Unioo, not to destroy
fhi I!nrna!fiit1nni ' ' . .
VMW y vuvnviiwm aa
'Lincoln claimed that the supposition that
be wanted to destroy the ooosifitutlon was
utterly impossible, and that bis whole aim
was to preserve it. Tben.'I replied, Hhere
Is bo enceasity for the arrest of WolforuVfpr
he win certainly secona ana sustain you in
all attempts to uphold and defaud that in
strument. Said be; "i donl'Waot to argue
with ybti, Mallory; you Will beat' me in the
argument; but Ihave established' my rule
in this matter, and ioteud to stand by it."
Said 1: "i bis fs just what we want to know
What is vour fate' lie stated it to be Ho
arrest euybdilywbd 8ays or' d6es anything
c'alcu,lat'ed to prevent any person from ' eb
liatmeute.' either white" or blick.'! 1 1 told
bim' I " was afraid ( to go borne and enter
vigorously iuto the campaign against1 'him,
aud in urosecutiui; which I expected to'de-
nnnnca hiii ' measures and bulicy without
ktint. not exCeutioaVhe policy of negro' en
listmeutsV and if be expected to' arrest' al
'wbo did' tbis'be had as wel detain us whilst
'wJs'wefi there and saVe the tfotjble of ar-
1 Hb-iideSWaa'noli'wdh'it'lf !w wA'Mi
.u!u;'in io,'.'
were arrested by any of tbe malj fry to apr
peal to bim and be would bars ai refeuedj
So I feel safe! I then asked him why be
did not re-arrest Vallandigbam; tbtt bo bad
returned in defUnce.of hit order, and jwa
making speeches vastly more bitter against
him and his policy than anything- Wolford
ever said. His reply to this was that "A
had not Uen pfficiallt notifitl. tf- ihm faoU;
but that whenever be learned certainly that
be was making such speeches b would ar
rest him at onoe." Powell, who had , now
grown about as mad as a mad man can well
get, roplied, with no small degree of earnest
fleas. and force: "No, sir, yoa ; won't: yorj
are afraid to arrest him again, and joa know
full well that' if yoa undertake(. it ,200.000
freemen of the State of Ohio and as many
more from other loyal States will roih ti
bis: rescue. ' You dare not make the expert
mei4." Lincoln responded: "That's the war
you talk , and now, ff J release Wolford, yoa
will say that ! did It because I was a afraid
to bold bim." '' r;!;
Wadsorth then ioined In. an J.: 'with all
tbe fire and vim 'of bis nature (and be ha
a good deal of it when aroused), said rtbes
lie indorsed every, word his colleagues bad.
said, and that be too was going horns and
I I I U" U'lllil iiiia
wouia engage mosi neinny iu iu
ainst him. and should dsnonnsa his ad
miniHtration and. poller without -limit; jthal
ne leit aoaolulely A3natnea .w preatne vu
cure air of heaven, when such a known-
tried, and proven patriot !as Colttnel'Fak
WolfoTd wafJdOnnnedin "prison rtiipoom
then: wanted ito tell. ys an anecdote, bat I
checked, him., and, told, him ,with .fit con-
lemp? inai tnaj wa no ai pccasion m
dulge In anecdotesahd the Interview ended.
And-J understood that he; to a' enbseuaat
interview with: Wol ford said be would UM
to tell him a jqke, but that I had toid him,
this was no time for them, and mat ne mon
charge me with, having' deprived bim or
good -'one 'UF' ' ','' '"'", -'"'" ' " i "."
i I have charged him witb a violation ei
all the rights of person and property of th
people. Have not all tbe .counts tn me in
dictment, been proven and fully' p'roVent ' I
apbeal to ydo for tbe ioswer.1'' ';! QJ. J
' Ue has been- nimReit carrying o mi
for four ysars well nigb, for he counU him
self the grentesi warrior In the land, as we
as the most 'a'oc6mpii6hed"Sh"akespesreao
critic and J'iker 'id tbe World.1'- Eenoe b
does not allow ' any of the .military .coar .
mandants, whether it b.e. Grant, Sherman, p
McClellan, .to ,ex'e6ute any plan unless U
meets wUa his comprehensive (?) views 01
strategy; and wis havtf seen1 tbe resalt. ' :
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MARRIiiD,
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.At the residence of the bride's sister, ureett
Sprinzs, ObiO.'Ootober'S, 1381; by'Kev;vi.' .
Browfwell, Mr. ,L. H. 0VENS;' formerly ;
of Muysville, nd Miss GENIE F. JOJINiTON,
or Chicago; mnois. ,v Tv 1
In EliZttvlMe;' ai 'the'Widenoebf thebrMe's
fttthar Urk John J) Flemina;, SepWaTl.b, 1364, by
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