~s The Democratic Watchman p : NAT, MEEK, - .041 - Editor MORNIN( 1 11, OCT. 30 1868. . • , , _ _ THRMS ---p2•per year when paid in n• 1 vanea,2,so when not paid ‘i in advance, and, SZ,OO when not paid before the cap iratioil et the year. National DomocratioNominations ritEst DEN r, InAt ATIO ;414:YM0 UR OF NEW YORK VICE PRESIDENT GEN. FRANK P. BLAIR Have they not filled the land with widows and orphans and the maimed victims of terrible war, simply to des troy "slavery" and add -the Southern negrocs as a voting power to their party ? Have they not crushed the whites of the South under the iron heel of military despotism in orderto ryb them of their lauds and other posses.- 19 Win A finlbraith I F i ero ? 20 John It Packard OF MISSOURI ELECTORS AT LAROR,, (jioßQ■ W. CARS, WILLIAM V. MCGRATH DISTRICT ELECTORS. 13 Jesse C Amerman, 14 Wm I' Withingtvn 15 Wm R ()argils HI Wm P Sehell 1. C.R.Komerly M D 2 C. M. Lomenring, 11 Simon W. A rnolll.l 4 george It. 'Sorrell. 5 11 R. Combat' 6 Reuben Stithler 7 R. R Monaghan David L Wenriek.l 11 limed J. Al'Orann! IS William Shirk 11. A U Broadhead jr.' 12 John Blaraing 17 Cyrus L Pere!king N A C Noyes 2t James C Clarke 22 James II llople Ina 23 Edward S Uolden 24 Samuel II Wilson Prize Banner from the State to . -Coat WO. - - I am directed by the Ilemneratic State Committee of T'ontn}lynoin, to offer to the county \ giving in November the lar- gest per centtige of increase over its Democratic •ote in •October, a 'Donner *tilt appropriate devices, costing $:" . 0)41 [Signed] ' • IV - 3 . t A WaLtst•t:, Mistook ihe A time of Day In Novend , er 1 , 117, the New York Tribune, the 14arling organ of Ow lionThololer , patty, deelare , l a, fl low I= FiaMHEIN ,strAr , n., rind alp, 11; It "We 'Lai,. nn t.k•II 0141 .• e .. te up. it decLit..d that "Tly“ A l• I ( 711 4 4 IT /OP N; WI/ I. s/ I) I I ,‘ -; \\ l ; I; t ; I / ) ;.1/ r 'll; I It 111(11 pi,,•(,•,1- 61: t ; t I , a %„ -nr.,Tirlor In I:11 , 111.114 AM 1 , :i1IN I ni 1,1 tl, •t..11t) 11,1 ilto :1 1,, fi-t$••1 ti...lr) to of or fir 1..• ri• ire lip all 1,.r ‘‘llu they had 101, tl IP! .111't t; I: .11 1 , t.• 1,1a4 liNl/ , 'l'll 111.11 , \ 0111. , Itlllllli I I 1.. :1111 , 111 , 1 111111 ra.lo l ino.. a . — .mild ' • r and. in faviir of ri 1,) • 1 11, 1.,1\ 1'111111.W.. at tit( 11 , tlll !ll,tnll 1-111 orguti at vt :I; -o 1::t - thine t , l •I•eurt• hl,l It ti , uy It IL' to ut. uo nl ,11111)l1+, t' a ~n,t.u~~' 1 . 10. tiwn•li,:c. It 111 take ,1 Irn,l, tr, rt.7'ws lir I r rk. 117, f'yx rir I with ACtwir S'..lnd by Your Col rs 1..1 ry Pviriocrar. r'very Crw.-r.r ttir•rr irrarr t‘rtir thr• I,llruri of ::rut t, riily to SPIII , oI It and I:1 A!" (,II t• it!, cr day that %%ill ,rime I ,plirw or the hattl,t Inr i`~ in ; ~ i' •t1;o11A~ gncPi': NliPnt Will Hil!, Lb,: end of •w Ili !3;:' 'l'l,oll-Tll (•1 , 11 i/Pgr() (114 unuanmr Rd t . /11, eon ,)f unlirvation , crot 'of "liTi•littioti (IttlNide the TI ( f i,d ul puLtival vveulation and ra• , ality, , cud of persecution and Im -1,1 i • , nnient fur opinion's make ; H. end low 'wage , . :cud high Th.- (mai aaf lath , Ti,o• ot trol,l interest on bonds I : i len rrz rtt•n. , Tfo:'•et, g ,O bureau ;• ne, eon' of the : :uuding tinny, and 'fl; , cud id all the Radical noun drul-i vho have sunk th o Government into irredeemable debt, prostrated the 111'1u-trial interests of the country alumt t beyonifesuscitation ; &grad ed the ballot i) ox ; curtailed popular power and liberty, and made a gener al wren k of the country for the solo purpo•.e of securing wealth•and power for themselves. lip, thou, fdlow Democrats and la bor with "might and main."' to achieve this glorious end ! Shall the Country or the Radical Party Survive ? Before casting his ballot next 'rue% day every reader of the WATVISIA shoald ask himself this momentous question—shall the country ar the Radical party survive? Have not' the rascally 'leaders of that sectional party loaded the min try with an immense debt by their maladministration Arid peculations? iit Have they,it 'legislated alone for political ' 'fai , rtes—to perpetuate their aectional poly, and placed all the tax burdens upon the laboring masses? . Have they not declared by their acts of negro "reconstruction" that the "war for the Uyion" eras a mis erable failure? Have they not kept. the Southern State , out - ot.The rants of productive industry for three years and a half since the-close of the war, merely to gratify the basest of selfish passions and lust Have they not by their financial policy brought every manufacturer, producer, and trader of the cmntry into the most imminent danger of business ruin? Chairman Have they not reduced the htboting classes of the land to a worse and more dependent condition Orin ev,r before known to our ht•tory I II ave they not co.tered the wealti,y a nil non prodeer- at the e o!' the pr,tr and producititt clot ' , .C .) (lave they itflt put a tai —stamp or dirtel ul on roost thing the p , 1 Ir eat, aml wear, which I.n ,t,7,)0, to hotoilmikler+, hattLco, 4)11,‘ the nezro bureau, arid the r,!alit i and fat oink.); or the inettiher rli httimp Corigrtea? ildive . thc.) - not, in 1CP:11 ° f e d hn ii tr l h hroliplit I I tr‘' 1 , 0 • 11 , )1 !I ; It1.1 1) 10 ofl 11,1. nnr Hy, r• li;01'.1 . :111.."1 - 11 . 1 4,. 1 1111111,•11.111tIll nil! do nit , : IC, ant , • iii civil I,ar The I:I Led l e.L i. )11. to, t evil) a!1 I,tot ‘:p-t numbermore of ako-t atilt ontrN•toll.eloaraettl• \ tel-the will nut , nipalthus.4.^-.llouil they I , e , liece-sful at the Novenola r leetioto. l'ut the pa-t 4tx mnth , they have been awn it r 1. ult (d Ili ., contr.-I, :Ind doi•cts 11,.! 11.• itilo Gunned kevurttl I,y their tit knee Let iot %NT be eluted, hoviever, then ;vio your front the Executile efliee the precept obstacle to their on:arnou• &.n, and before the vowing year runs out , t .1 tliwic,r,,r Negro •tipreinary will lie every. where et,:nithtte.l, 11ihtary 41elootit•tti WI!! he in the full aide of intfam los opt rdlion , Tibet ty will be ern,hed to earth , 'l•hr• Coled tenon will be torn to shreds : Lab,OP will Le a drug awl paid for I in grecuhaeLz depreciated to tire con tinental standard,and every branch of indiedry will be around down under a tar system which will male ty producer subservient to the neonid powers and favored class The , c pr ignostications, arc indutota My foreshadowed by the past li)risla tive acts of the Radical leaders, arid (TRACT, - WdrattiVVr: he may -say ur think, will be powerles, to sway rut 11111)(1 , C 011:11/. Ile in now in timir hands To them lie Will owe his el, -nation (through fraud and corrup tint) if elected and like LiNcol.m, he will be forced to obey the behests of ht out astern. . . This is the_ political outlook, and shall , we say that the radical party shall survive and the country perish merely to apparently reward GRANT for presumed military services? ite •niember that he was not nominated by the radical scoundrel leaders to re ward, him, but simply to use his mil itary seputatien to accomplish their own selfish and ignoble ends. GRANT. then must be defeated. 11,e cannot ask the people 'to award him the questionable honor of an election at the expense of all they hold dear— their comfort, diappiness and welfare. The thieves, jackals, bloodhounds, and tyrants =wall in his train. They must, be annihilated, and the only way to do it is to defeat him and elect the candidates of the peotolc—Sznioun. and BLAIR.. Down with the radical league and up with the Laboring Masses of the country ! A Last Word to the polls on Tuesday,,Sacovp citiMenv of Centre county, and iieeltirib aotinst the Radical heresy that idle military power in time of peace may be made superior to the civil powe and that the War Po.ver may be legit. imately used to outlaw ten States of the Union ; ,elevate five brigadier generals over tie Prenident of' the United States, he Judicial branch of the Government, *and the people, without a single iota of constitutional authority—written or implied. Declare by your votes' that the Constitntio shall not be abrogated, the Union wept dissolved, military despotism continued, the people out lawed, State powers nullified, State courts prostituted, ttix burdens re tained forever upon the back of la bor, legislation performed entirely in the interest of the monied classes, and the ballot-box in every state sub merge.' beneath the ballots of hordes of ignorant and semibarous negroes, merely to subserve the base purposes of the Bondholders' party, and ele vate to places of perpetual power and emolument a few demagogues who risked neither property nor life for the country, but who, on the contra ry, have grown rich and arrogant up on the woes and amid the throes of the Federal Government. We urge you, voters of Centre County, to go to the pollsdetermined by your votes to negative the nelarb mil+ plans of the Radical law-breaker- , and admitted w-urperi by casting your ballots for the pure patriot and statesman —SF,bmit and the -.ol die!. stat. , man -131. A I R. l'qur dearest richly ar, in Ix rit , oer moo, material inteteqt ate at -take, the very frmirintim): of" , 01r reptit,hean system are threaten. .d with ,le-tructom by. the dem.i,gogm and phviderk I's who ha% e m•tilt• I; ILA \ and iflot.t their yuit ever v,,ted with a hill NEU V,E ; 4 1:1,1T.:-T(Y11 IE 11')10.-1 . NOII . //es/bit , 11111---tlrl(ty VW. /01 MP 7, - 177 I, y I (1„d„ r y lio u• .re 114, 1 ,dt LAC X ittk Kind Mr rii fire 1/0 , 111 r 11 , 4 tI,P ;Al 11'11 ,19 ,Ct I - It Majority for Si:Ymtlt ¢ 111 lit yin eawthlaw • whoy - t mtly tlw )11 -titatwri —chat f• on. Horn) ttput:i ty, 4,aolra--ional tiotryttiow I.oiou, and otwinal taxat;oa, mill dw h. y0i4 , 1 flu 1111110 ril r, • tirraTtion Unr,.ult tliwt tt,ei 1 , al wit t itt. Ittl and Ow 1., xt Pt, id. at a real teitHet, :r: Ittty,t than, and thy head "1 a re-, toreti I /molt arid a rtiiteti peoplr' How They will Vote ! follmy %dr) ‘‘lll you. For UR yvt• and ( . 4 , 1 t yx da\ So will tho who tlio laciiri ouit ro will ,the bondholder who g , gold for thi- rags he loaned (he 1;ors ertinicult So will the wretch who "hung an innocent woman on it. , uftiecnt wi dener S o will the sneak who wanted to bang ropperlicadm for proving him to he a thief So will the linnitnerm of the "If:A. H." !rho saw service in thq hospitals am curve', and w.iiwheil ralt Itorme in ttwriptartertnamter'm depart [tient So will the national hanker+ who g et twenty-five million dollars froin the people,for the privilege of wing their rags as currency. So will the poor devil who is a fraud to cal' his soul hi,own. tiu 41.411.th1i -4110F11114r fs+l who Nays ' 1 don't pay atty tax to the tiovern merit So will every remindful who stole hinfrelf rich during the war. So will the hater of the Union and the Conqnution. So will the creature who has no state ride end who wants to see Pennsylvania reduced to a Rump de peney like the Southern States. So will the advocate of high prices and low waireq. So will JOHN HICKMAN and other Rads who want the word ''white" struck from the State Constitution. So will every traitor who wants this government destroyed, the ballot-box aboli , 4hed, and upon the ruins of his country desires 10 bee ereeted,a mili tary despotism. So will the groveling creature who says ho is no better than a negro, and So will every scamp who over stole a sheet or robbed a henroost. Under these •circumstances every honest man who values his character and desires to bettir hisloondition and perpetuate his Government as it was handed dOwn to him. will vote for the statesman SEYMOUR and the soldier het° Bt Ant. The Supporters of the Radical Party.+ _ After the deacendunts of the'"Pil gtitn•fathere" had iiiade all they could out of "human slaimry," they void the remnant of their "human ehattlea'' to the people of the South mirat once commenced a violent crusade against the "peculiar institution" as a "great national evil and tiociaPsin." They stuck to this idea pertinaciously for a quarter of a century, laboring to build up a political party upon it, and threatening at times to dissolve the Union unless the American people should consent to pluck up the "sum of all villitinies" by the roots. So vindictive did they become in their itterances and so aggressive and lawless in their acts that, the South ern people were at last goaded into apremature effort to sever their political connection with their persecutors. No sooner did this occur, in 1861, than from being them, selves the advocates of secession or disunion the Abolitionists became straightway the loudest-inouthed pa triots? They no longer felt it neces sary to call the Federal Constitution "a league with death and a covenant with hell," nor to hold conventions (as they did at Hartford and else where) to adopt measures for a disso- lotion of the Union. When the Da vises', Toomses', Lee's, and Johnsons took from the hands of the New En gland Abolitionisis the standard of seteessinn and raised it at, the head of their artnicii, the Giddingsea' Phil , Beerher'll, - `Greeley'a, Sum ner's, re ( V, tannee ramie hack under "Ilate-t Polluted Rag" and with the rtinacity and violence which they exhibited, in driving the south ern people out of tl lhaion' they thencefolward di•playett in attempt ing to keep than in. springing front And ynt of thi, Abolitton clement calm Ih Know Nothing, and liepubltean pat tieA sOOll beeatllo Merged in one Solid Abomination ow klinvo to tile pcnt,h• as the Itad •al-Negro Bondliol(ier4' party, mei the fact iv patent to every stiolcitt 01 Arno-fie/in hhotory that ever silo-v the hmcntvnjnincriced to , min it,. in - been to te,tr down aril dr•i I h t nover hr•r'rr r•nntont .•II " rirtnr.• prwre , , 11?”11. r I:tw ttni Ner rre,loni Q , l l Util t Y h" iiwgeriity of racci hrn c , ritrii ~.!:(1% i rtiripmt, lw,ti it an , l all -, elicf,, tights, .iicl tis l'ave been r, tidily ind infi woo l ii ,,,,t ra md illl.l trainitled iipon in a matt eha'o after vision of vt,e c al hapines4 and national wi eat ncs- as rm real and inippitiolehablo n, te , ‘ mit arvv Ow plains to the iirnti< latuti• atlinth dances oscr dark azi 1 lesterrtg vegitation. F:inatiei•nt is the only term which nearest cvpre. , ..t the course of the founders of the Itatli cal-Negro party NVild, triad, in, scrupulous, tiggtes,ive , with m, 1. • pect for the customs and c\ !Wrier! , of ages , with no regard for the sanc tity of cornrwts , With 11,, thonchtor allowance nir the fallibility and error., of liumarrintionent , and v‘ ith 11 , tol eration fir the opinions and rights of their neighbors and fellow citizens, they rush into the political arena like a mountain torrent into a fertile val ley--and leave nothing hut ruin hur ried hope, buffering and lamentation, in their wake. ME In the war whi,e,ll tho,o tiggre.isive agitators brought in their train, all the corrupt and villainoui elements of the country were 'Drought into prominence, and for, seven years the tiovernment has been robbed and so ciety doir 4nirseal by tiro -han gers-on to the propagandists Negro Reconstruction They put a premium upon polities! recreaney , varnished rascality , guild ed fraud, and screened from the pen itentiary and the gallows thou4ands of wretches who,„under the sembla»ee of "loyalty" carried the rilest lusts and blackest hearts of the nineteenth century. They brought to the sur face and loaded with tinselled honors all the human dregs and garbage which, "during the still weathtr of peace., had settled out of sight. Glance, for a moment, at,the charac , tors and doings of the persons who have becu foist, 1 into high positiods through carelessness, passion, fraud, and devilt , !li tualignity, - during the years of radical domination. See the Butler's, Ashley's, Schenck's, Hun ter's, Bingham's, Sheridan's, Sickles es, Holt's, Stanton's and the rest of that arbitrary and bloodthirsty class, who are the storm-east •settlings from the dark and horrid caverns of life's ocean. The whole currant of society through which these dregs hive coursed to the surface is foul with hu man gore And moral corruption. Their presence and emanations have, spread.impurity far and wide, until every class of society, and almost every branch of the public service, is tainted ind blotted with.crime. Time, quietuae, and a short reign of reason an ctimmon sense would tiring Relief to the Country by sending those filthy and destruc tive elements back to their dens o f darkness, but, knowing this, they re act, with their storm-acquired power, I upon' the waves of passion and preju dice, and thus succeed in having themselves hurled again and again to the surface, 'where, wiih the froth and foam of political rascality, they fret society and keep the country in a whirl destructive as a maelstrom to everything that comes within reach, That they are persons of mean ex traction and brutal passions no one cap deny. That they would sink in to oblivion in peace is equally undo: niable. So long, however, as the people will peim it themselves to be acted epon through their passions and to be kept in a constant suite of morbid excitement by thoso c cunning and selfish asters, so long -will the country suffer fur want of men of true wilt and real patriotism as legislators and -administrators of government. These are the elements which are now in league with the Bondholders tin,l Southern carpet baggers in the attempt to foist GRANT and l'oLvAx upon the country as chief din ctors of its affairs. t'ait_auy man be so blind as not to see the terrible results which must follow the continuatio n or thesc creatures in office and power ? The county wants peace, material pros+ peaty, equal burdens, and good will among the people of all sections, but thi can never be so long as those we have attempted to diseribe shall he kept in power under fladival official 4. There m. 4 be a clianyt. nt Fcdetal affair: belire ponce, prosperity and c.to coitus, utel we bs.ecch every honot.ible and 111 . :111 to reject the candidate; of Lloi,e 6aoin I 1, and (•.t,t his ballot ttPit turd 4relkt min the r:111 , 11d.lt th- oph , - I fun.% inal (lei) Fil‘Nts I' lit ;011 Forward ! Patriots and Hcrocs ! Litt! , .! the .pl rt, ~1 •11:1:-.1 I t!' , ' .p. 14 lip)! 411 04 On OW -1.10 ty nr, i.w • , i m,),•1 opts --the Ilick.,orLl.l , . r ‘4 v I ),, I ,r,u 1 1,1 lila .1 ., (InOW (I ..4 1 11 , 1 , intli: iti•• , It th \ al lea, 1,11 , 11711 , 1 .111 i g •Ii ':.1;1 ill it the 11 , 1110.1 , i , kl oh „ 11. , 1 , 1 a " , ,1 , 1 I 100ga..! • uponevi 13 -ta!wart .1,01 nh the land gtgaillto , else ( h e .1 611,; 1 „ v, oil -r th it - they talio, .1 !or rscilty fore the w'ar rh il ,ilve the I'mou the uaU.,nal listrihier,, oLu rci tits milhon dollar, i.f• pie, tare.rte,y year fro:A the eminent, and render no midi val.. nt to the Government or people , lbe army el)rii rumors who made tir'otte• en fan and mule contract, an t 1-1 the (hers on rotten bacon and clothed them w i th shoddy ruled -hoc- , the tvhojitole the private property of itt Southern people and furnished their ou-e, therewith , the speculator, vv ho are occupying lands in the which they acquired by ciititim Awn through titre r-wearing an I tither rm., calities, the tiolit;,•ai humbugi whfl ktiow drat white will never , elect them to °thee, atiLl vore itegroe, , the official plunderers who tv,int Radical victory in order to cover up a little longer the track of crime which they made while in office ; the ii,on grels who have no knowledge of what goveitiment ought to be and who have no aspirations—politeal or in,' dividual--above the dirty clods they sprung from ; the traitors who have turned ten States of the Union over to the brutish domination of miaow+ ; the 'tamp villians who have "dona ted” them selves and relatives the best portion of the public lands along the Pacific Railroad; colleardly %tin) during the Wait; int pri,oned and tyrunized over defenseless citi zens who were guilty of no crime ex cept the "mime" of being more lion oat, honorable and patriotic than their despicable persecutors ; the ar bitrary, malignant and pumillanituou, spieli who sneaked around the coun try "spotting copperheads" for the vengeance of despicable wretches who were robbing; the flovernment, and :Om, if they hail their just deserts, would bit immured in penitentiaries; the long-logged, lantern-jawed carpet baggorsi who live 'in New England and hold office under the Southern negroes ; the poor miserable pol o who thinks and says the Digger is his equal equals the contemptible wretch who persistently licks the boots of his wealthy employer, and the sordid scallawag who sells his vote every election to the highest bidden? These are to be ths equtending for cos upon tie battle find' of N or • C11 1 bor. Need we prognosttcate the re sult-or say what It should be? Our sympathies—ciur hopes—our prayers —are with Oh people in this their great (perhaps:--but Ood forbid— their last) grat battle with the co horts of a black eonsoltdated despot. lam. They can succeed if they tut will to do so, and make the effort.— Let us here in Centre County-- r i le centre of the great central or Key. stone of the Federal Arch—do our duty—our whole duty—nobly and fearlessly. Lei us repay the props gandists of a black destiny for our country, for the long period of cron ly, wrong and oppression which we have suffered at their hands. Let us roll back the tide of corruption and niggerism and engulf the originator s in its turgid depths. Let, us rally under the banner of constitutional liberty, 115 did our forefathers in '76, and continue this Government or "white men, for white linen a n d their posterity forever." As ,tVe go to hattiv Tuesday. net, tvtth the name, of ow lal i t , t , and statesmen leaders SEYltorn nod BlAlR—emblrnoned ulton mirshieldq, lot ns call to uimd the watt), .111,,0 who lead the. opposing (40‘ , 4 \Vim are they? 111;ThEit —the Spoon lii,l! CAmEnON -the "t; rent ~,t relei,i ist !" 13INGtiA14 -the 'flilti4lcict ,); art innocent wilman Entiugli ' hod" , t.) an .t. %rtirg docr, earl count y "1,r.. mar Ardl v d hueh captaitag? puiplia wally NI) ' l'coplo, hot .:11 (• tic, -1 , 1•-1 it, an 1 jtc:n., Tli,\"try fiL7ll.,irr? IW:..•' For ro-o 1:0•11-1,nior.t „r rirml t!, tuts ni . Vol I I , r ;I 1111,1'. I ;,.% For 3 I: lug dowi .iiiui 14.00.10,11 to lir, \ rid tit , I'l . ll/1' II =1 I eitl,l ;11 . 11... • • li,‘•••l,er hon.] wa‘v, t h t uty f: Lg cou lit n' r.;nnn~ :.i~ l ON ' , 7,t111) EN 14:11itylt \ bat (IQ 1111 , 1 to VIC TORY ",1 I*.q. 1. , 111 Ire tin I a t,111 ,- .1,4i1 Lltll I, 111 III( ft,' Thf• riAcil Coidorined In hi, Ler, ,r 4. I fur , un ni _; ru, noun• him 01.!”;‘• 11;• PI, 110) , (I ' ,l (;/,, ,t 1, 711' 1 , ./It lv .11 , , the I. ;. III; 1;1, 111'1 %IA \111 , ,,11, 1011,,,. 1.. E %Psi. 11.1 . 1\ WI; view the 1,0- , ituation, I':t-ed open 'ew( I.moil l f r hi hi., 11 , Imilia , ion •ind before ainhition had rot ruttAd Vt.+ mural nature. he iii and condemn( I the ne gro reconstruct ion and n I are de poti rolivy of tin. "traitors at till other cod trt 'lie line." lout out mat he appro‘c.4 all thew 111( . '1+411'1'n rlll.l primit-w.q, ticketed, to by the use or the most ignoble nican,, and Iln the gratilioatiou of the 1110 •L ,Vl - hi.s4...up-porters, the very 11C01)!I` who h;11 a lino feeling." Out on bitch littletiesA--51101 - ':welt Ila,l,ltess ! Is this the sort of mart to be elevated by the Anieriean people to a position of the highest grade ? No ! I le.tis un deserving "their votes or their respect even, and we leA sure, therefore, that in the at he eon dendied the hellish policy of Haul cali,Tll a few months heroic) his nomi nation, the people will condemn him for hiv ittfainoua change of views, at the election on Tuesday. - -Radical “reconstruetion" at the South tistr.r seventh-fivo million dollars a year, without counting the cost of tits/tiding army and the Black Bureau All this comes out of the pockets of Northern workingmen in the shape of high prices of all they .eat, use and wear. - —The Negro Bureau last year had 959 pieces of town property and 215,02 0 1 =us of "abandoned" (stolen) land. This is a fat thing for smoked !lads, hut they have a fatter streak the twel‘ie million dollars which the Rump annually donatei thew out Of the i,opular pocket. II ---c.iti - iL ‘1 o! 111
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