How Easy It Is To Deceive One's Self

tIhtc are tfaooaajnda r democratie soIiIUts."- -Viiii Arixir Cöurler. 80 : We tiioniiiit yon alwaysclaim,.,l i ,t 1 .- 1 1 the democratie were copperheade and traltow, thai the republicana s.m veil the union. and licnre were tdie 'Oiily partj to be entrusted with the ivius of civcrniiH ut. In fact we tJioïiirht, (lcar C(,uriT, that tliat was i-hii-1' ariïiini'.'iil. wiien all otlier Miitc-iu'j.f argumente (ailed. We are glad t'hai yi.11 are awakening bo a reaJlzatkn ot tihe truc (acts.- Aon Arbor Argna. Y."liicli shaws how easy i! s tot people to belleveaa btoey w.mt to.regardol Facte, kw there has been 110 ii i-:i ii.-iji t iiiii [oc our Iiki! lici-'s beliel oiily 11 mind. 1 1 e OOHïler haa alwaye hooored aiml pralsed Ote thonsanda oí demo: .vi' oí country Induced them to rally aroumd the old llag, amd help put down a cruel and unrebelUoo. It never haa tound worde boo good to expresa its admlration tor tfoelr petrlottem. lïiil tiiere was amd b1 111 i ! a large :i: n the democratie party, co istituting e niüj irity. perhaps, wli:i were tooi loyal cü iwu-, oad the doee tooi belleve the reina ol gOTemoment are palé to tíieir hands. For hwtanee, t4ie Ooturler does nol believe bha.1 bucIi a man as Ho-ke Siiiüii ■ itDuM i.c pul in charge ol the tarterior departmeni tJjai bae to deal N!i!i lonB ï th Dnión soldier-. He iias 11') synipathy elther with bbem o the cauc ior whleh tihey ioiisht. He ,telteve and lx tiu'Hi tm ii thcy were thleTes air.lrob1, !.-. taJdng ivdiii tin' gorernment í does iiot befong to bhem. Men Ufce Gen. Siiklcs, tst Qea. Slocum wor.id be mot to accord with the oM soldteM and Une senttmeni o-l the uorth they repretent. And President Cleveland, Uw Ooorter bellevee, made a grave mlstake i:i putting Mr. smith m the place Be has.