U TERM -CUP Tualtzroarss publislipleitalhats• day3lorning, by E. 0. Goonssoz, at Ow annum, 111 advance. ADVERTIBEId:ENTB, areading Meen lines are.inserted at nal canna per line for first insertion, and ma 022M1 per line for subsequent insertions. Si Hoilianotises in. sorted before Mardliffas - and Dealloh Tin bo charged FITTOIN mare per line ,for each insertion. All resolutions of daloolatiaos communications of limited' or individual intarest.and notioes of Marriages or Deaths exceeding five lines, are charged Cain per line. .1 Year. 8 mo. 3 mo. One Oolumn, $lOO $6O 00 Half t. 60 36 25 One Square 16 10 71 istray,Oantion, Lost and Pound, andother advertisements, not exceeding 10 lines, three weeks, or less, $1 60 Administrator's Executor's Notioss..2 00 Auditor's Notices 2 60 Business Cards, iVe Imes, (Per year)..6 00 Merchants and others, advertising their business, will be charged $25. They will be entitled to I column, confined exclusive. iy to their businessorithege of quaiter. ly changes. • Advertising in all cases exclusive of 3ubsoription to the paper. JOB PIIINTING,of every kind; in Plain and Aerie) colors, done with neatness and dispatch. 'Handbills, Blanks, Cards, Pam. phlets, 10., of every variety andstyle,prin- Led at the shortest notice. The Rawer= Om= has just been re-fitted with Power Preasee, and every thing in the Printing ins can be executed in the most artistic, manner and at the lowest rate!. TEEMS INVARIABLY OMR. (garbs. (IBORGE D. MONTANXE, AT '1 TORNEY AT LAW—Ogee corner of Main and Pine streets, opposite Porter's Drug Store. M i rGrad E unt il e B W l or T osn E t i ll t el l iical D. College, Philadelphia, Class 1854.1 Office and residence No. 11 Park street Owego. Particular atten :l3u given to Diseases of Women. Patient, visited at their homes if requested. May 28. 1869. • - T. DAVIES, Attorney at Law, Vir. Towanda, Pa. Office with - Wm. Wit, ins, Esq. Particular attention paid ito Or. 01S . Court business and settlement of deco. at s estato9. ERCUR & MORROW, Attorneys at law, Towanda, Penn's, Ths undersigned having associated themselves . tiler in the practice of Law, offer their pro ' ,31 , mal services to the public. L:I.XSSM- MERCUR P. D. 63011110 W. :larch 9,1965. UATRICK & PECK, Arroaszra AT r. I.lw. Offices :—ln Patton Block,Towanda, Patrick's block, Athens, Pa They may be Iced at either place. a. w. PATKICI, apn3 W. A. PSCI. 1.1 B. McKEAN,- ATTORNEY coIiNsELLOR AT .L,AiV, MAIM- Particular attention paid to business Orphuus' Court. • Jar r y 20, IS6G. j ENRY PEET, Attorney at Law I. Tun-an la, Pa. jun2l, 66. 1 4 1 1) WARD OVERTON Jr., Altar- Latc, Towanda, Pa. Office in the court House. July 13,t865:* JII X W. MI X, ATTORNEY AT 1.4 IV, Tewceda, Bradford Co. Pa. tivtierhi insurance and Real Estate Agent.— Bonutles and Pensions collected. N. B.—All businets In the Orphan': Court -attended to pr welttly and with care. Office Idercar's new nt.rtn side Poi)lic tiquaro 0ct.24, '67. JOIIN N. CALIFF, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Towanda, Pa. Particular at t,•twon given to Orphans' Court business, Con , tr‘ racing and Collections. m - &Mice at the Register's and Recorder's th at' °mitt itothte. Dec. 1, 1g6.4. 1:1 P. KIMBALL, Licensed Aun t • tioneer, !kitten:vine, Bradford Co.. Pa. leulers his services to the public. essfistaetion ca'.,rauteed „or no pay required. All orders uy addressed as Waive, will receive prompt tetention. Oct. 2, iff6L-6m D li-e- P. GODF RE Y „PHYSICIAN •NP StI6EON, has permanently located at Wytklusing. where he will be found at all ap1.16'68.6m.• [AR. T. B. JOHNSON, 'TOWANDA, 11 PA. Raving permanently located, offers oruleational services to the pantie. Calla promotl S. D y attended to iu or out of town, Office eWitt on Main at.-eet. Residence at M Rualphrey'a on S6cond Street. lti, IGtS. N • u ‘r IlEß ie is MERSEY prepared to 'ATlilNl e N l = lions, Acknowledge the execution 'of Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, and dl other !I:P.:ma:teats, Affidavits and other papers may t. sworn to before me. - - withOftceti. D. llontanye, cornet 16282 and l'lce streets. Tcrtrands, Pa., Jan, 14,1867. pARSONS k CARNOOHAN, Ar TORNEYS AT LAW, Troy, Bradford Co. in all the Conde of the eourdy. (-minus made and promptly remitted. E. n. e►asoNS, dl2 W. a. C•22IOCHAN. FIR. PRATT Lae removed to State greet, (first above R. E. Russell 'Co's heal - ). Permme trom a distance desirous of c0n .Tq1..,.0g him, will be moat likely to And him on v zro.Ly of each week. Especial attention,will ziTon to surgical cases, and the extraction•of :o•th. (las or Ether administered when desired. rAy 111,1166. D. S. PRATT, Y. D. R. H. WESTON, DENTIST ., OfEce ill'atton's Block, over Gore's Ong Chenalc.al Store; ljaribe )RS. I'. F. &. WM. A. MADILL, lJ I'Dr.s'ICIANS AND SURGEONS, I :•:(••••antixesidence in Wysos, Pa. Dr. T. F. Mahn can be consulted at Gore's Drag S tme l•r" Tpwanda, every Saturday. Dr. Wm. A. '..1,1,1; will give especial attention to diseases e! ;he Eye. Ear, Throat and Lungs, having .1 speciality of the above diseases for the (Jght years. IdIIALL, Y. p. WI. L. liklnt.L. • 1!IMIM!il RENT. M. PECK., Arrow:EY AT LAW, Towanda, Pa. ill business iotrasted to cafe will receive prompt attention. Office ,u.the office lately occupied by ',lemur & Mot !" a-, south of Ward Houle, up stairs. Jay I‘;.IRIS. Xl:..sl)\ .k ELY Physicians S•- nrr0,....-c-Office on Pine street, T0.1,1a, .1,1a, at the re4idenee of Dr. Mason. t'sni:aist ntteinti , n given to diseases of Wo ,, n, and dis , eases Ear and 'Mold. NA , It. D. inniFY 01.1Vne SLY, Y. D tpril 9 1999. 1 4 1 11 . 11 , "D EEKS--AUOTIONEER _EI All letters addres!vd.to him at Sugar Ran ticatitin Co. Pa., will receive prompt attention' WRASOIS E..POST, Painter, lbw amt.. Pa, with 10 years experience. is con he c4ur give the best satisfaction in Paint. raining, Staining, Glazing, Papering, Ate. si Particular attention paid to Jobbing in the April 9, 1866. • I K. VALT G 11,4,:S,—Archilect and el • Builder.—ill kinds of Architectural de ••.: Surnished. Ornamental work In Stone, :Ind Wood. Office on Naha street, over A co.'s bank. Attention given to Ba c • - Clllt,!t.:ttre, End, as inying out of grounds, April 1, 1867.-Iy. I . sj. NEWELL, COUNTY SURVEYOR, -well, arAtitord Co. , Pa„ wilt promptly attood : • 111 business in bis line. Partlcalar attention vet: to running and establishing - old or Also to surveying of all onpattented as soon ss warrants are obtained. oryl7 F a. FORD—Licensed Auctioneer, TOWANDA. PA., atteni promptly to all basil:toss entrusted Charm moderate. Feb.l3, 1868.- B. BELLY, over Wickham Blzek'a,t ,P: the curious styles of work scientifically atil warranted. Particular attention Is to the Lill:mint= Base for ArtiAsial which is equally as good as Gold and boperior to either Bobber or f3/Iver. Please .1. and examine specimens. - • Celoruform or Ether administered under di -7,:ti01/ of a Physician when desired. Aug. S , IS6L-IS. RT,AL ESTATE AGENCY. .• a. B. ktogEAS. aEAL ESTATE AGRITT. 011ers the following Parma, Coal and Timber 'ands for ale: Fir.e Timber lot, 3 Wks from !Towanda, ees --loac 53 acres. Prim 31,375. 'aria to' asylum, cob twining 1,35 acres. Good - , -143. Under .t flue state Of cultivation. Fara , W Im in p roved. Prim, 36,0051 est 13arliagton—on the Crori..-- New hcuse, and barn. Under aline state of eel n. 95 urea. Price $5,4517. Farms in Fe skill. All under good cation.- a. Good buildings. For sale cheap. Towan SeNtda.ra very. de alga Houma and Lots in A large tract of Ca ILands in ?toga county. Towanda, July 13, 057. k ;i'i 521 E. O. 4314001311.1011, VOLUME XXIX. ' darbs. WARD ROME, TOWANDA, PA. on Kiln Street, aeu the Mart Hors. • Oct. e. lede. • C. T. surra,Thpiidir. • AMEEI i 131kNihir07LY TOW*N.lt,i, PA.., ' i • F. - Hating metaled tblkit , ell knows natal as Brfta Street, I hair retatahhed aid Initial it with away oosaaaksie Swab. motoiltao4a. thus of all who mg pinatas Ma'. No Palsolim be spared to mks all plasma sad aaee eab Kay 3. '6ll.—tt J. e. PATTE*IOII ELWELL 'Joust TOWANDtr JOIN Cl. WILBON. . , leased this Bosse, is now seadt to tee ow:model* Me Teaselling public. ,o pains nor topes se will be 9sred to deo satitsetion to those mums/ g ive tdm a call. air North 21610 the patine - incesmleeet of Norm's new block [now boildisa p 1:1 L I 4:1 — 1) Y. 1 i ce . The subscriber haring inflamed the iritg formerly owned by 0. W. Delano, respeetf informs the public that be is pmera dn., 1 kinds of waft in his line lad will attend twiny tlyto all orders. Household.goods 041 11 1 11 . Y handled. Charges remoulds,- • • O. & ALVORH. Towanda, Arne 1.1888. I MYERS' MILLI , _;` . , SPECIAL NOTICE. Myer, Feeder & Co., • grill darer rim, 1 0 0012, Meld, Graham Flour, or any thing else la their line in any pr t of Customers will And an Order Book at the store of Fox ißirtena, Mem & Co.- er ders left In. said book will be promptly saes( d-, ed to. Any Inquiries In regard to Minding, of of sr business of the SIM, entered.in said Book, wlli be answered. _ I liT3ll, PM= $ CO. Towanda, June 34, 1868.—if. ;,ZOLOMON COOPER—Haa svnov- A., ed from the Ward Bowie and has opened SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING SAL OON i• , , Two doors south of the Nationsl Rote; and adjoining Patton's Block,' on Blain Street,i in the basement. ' This shop is open - constantly from 6a. m., to 9p. m to accommodate all that will favor htm with a call. Two experi enced workmen in this saloon, always ready to wait on customers in a satisfactory manner. Gents and Ladles Hair Cutting in Owl Wesi— t fashionable style. Razors honed and set ready for use and warm• ted to snit. Ornamental Hair Work. Switches, Waterfalls, and{ Curls, Made to order. Wigs made and repaired, Towanda, Aug. is, IB6B.—ti. - risHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE opened a Banking ROOJIP, tin Towanda; un der the name of G. P. MASON a CO. They; are prepared to draw Bills of Ex change, and make collections in New York, Philadelphia, and all portions of the Untied States, as also England, Germany, and Primes. To Loan money, - receive deposits ~ and tti dd a general Banking business.. G. F. Mason_ was one of the late - arm let Laporte, b son it Co., of Towanda,Pa.,-add his knowle ge of the business men of Bradford and wijoinaig Counties,aud having been In the backing business for about fifteen years, mike this house a desirable one, through which to make collections. G. F. MASON, Towanda, Oct. I, 1866. A. G. MASON. B RADFORD COUNTY REAL ESTATE AGENCY, H. B. McKEAN, REAL Esran Acckx.r Valuable Farms, Mill Properties, City and Town Lour for sale. 4 Parties having .property for sale will And it to their advantage by ,eavlng a description of the sante, with terms of sale at this agency, as partitware constantly enquiring for hunie.Ac.,l H. B. ifcIOEAN, Real Estate Agent. Office Montaur's Block, Towanda, Pa, Jan. n, 1861. HARDING & SMALLEY, Having ebtered into a co-partnership for the transaction of the PHOTOGRAPHIC Nathan, st the wo uld y occupied by Wocid and Raiding, respectfully call the attention of the public to seseral styles of Picturetwhlch we make specialties, as : Solar Pbbtograpbs, Plain, Penciled and Colothdy OPaltYPe-S . , Pores lain Minns, /M., which we claim for ciernmes and brillianty of tone and Artistio Ranh, ofor net be ezerthed. We invite atl to examine them as well as the more common kinds of P which we make, knowing full well that will bpz the closest inspection. This. Geller, claims the highest reputation for good' work of any in" hiesection of country, and we are de termined by $ strict attention to business and the superior quality of our work, to not only retain but increase its very eaaiabie b t r idlatkia- We keep constantly on hand th e variety I of Frames and at lower prices than Many other establishment in town. Also Pissepartonts Card frames, Card Duels, Holmes' Stereo scopes, Stereoscopic Vies, and-everything else of Importance to the bneinem.l, Give us an early N. R.—Solar Printing for the trade on the most reasonable terms. D. HARDING, Aug. 29.'67. F. SMALLEY. ACARD.—Dr. VANBlrtalltfi bad ob tained a License, as required, Of tie iik Goodyear Vinate Company, to Vulcanite Rubber as a base for Artificial Teeth, and has now a good selection of those beautiful auTed Block Teeth, and a superior, article of Bla ck English Robber, which will enable hien Wimp. nly,all those in want of seta of teeth; with those unsurpassed for beauty and uatursi ap pearance. Pilling, Cleaning, Correcting Irreg. ularities,, Extractir r it a rd all operations be longing to the Su Department skillfusly performed. Cholo orm administered for the extraction of Teeth when desired, an'artiele being used for the purpose in which he ha perfect confidence, baying administered it with the most pleasing results during a practice of fourteen peon. Being very grateful to the public for their liberal patronage heretofore received, hel wodid say that by strict attention to the wants of his patients, he would continue tb merit their con fidence and approbation. Office is Beidleman's Block, opposite the Means. House, .Towands, Pa. Dec. 20,180.-3 m. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERI ENCE IN DENTISTRY. ' .1..8. Sam, E. D., wonid respectfully inform the inhabitants of Bradford County that he is permanently located in Towanda, Ps, Re would say that from his long and successful practice of TWENTY-FIVE YEARS tinstlon hell familiar with all the different stylo of work done in any and all Dental Establishments in city or country, and is better prepared than any other Dental operator in the vicinity to do work the beet adapted to the many and different cases that present themselves oftentimes to the Dentist, as be understands the art of making his own artificial teeth, and ham facilities for doing the lame. To those requiring under ens of teeth he would call attention tO his new_kiml of work which consists of porcelain for both plate and teeth, and tonntnga continuous gins. It Is Rare durable, more unglue in appeanten, and mock better adapted to the gum than any ot*r kind of work. Those in need of the not Oe invited to call wand stamina .specimens:. , Teeth filled to lonia jeweled ottnatinma for Chloroform, Ether, and wo Nitrosa Oxide r ad ministered with perfect safety:se ember hun dred patients within *elan loarlears,cas tar ° tees in Pattoa's Block. • Jas. Si, Wei. CARRIAGES OARRI4GES BUBLIIKQTON . At UR. • O.4I.IILiGE EMPOBXVM I The sutscriber woad lams his Meads and the' pubik generate. that he hse noir on, hand. and ts prepared te build to order. QPIIN AND. TOE . BIIGGYS, . , • Dement and 'Ouster Wagons. at reduced Prloes. I have w e d nay sbop, bywnag a superior ?slut sad Vanish room .. Th e f!'rer ent departmeree are nadir the charge Of, • • , • •• FIRST 'CLASS mseaurics: I woold'ke rm the public that . I hove secured the service s /fr. JAB. W. 217NISOIC feneelly of 'Waverly, who has n ot of tbe Mein Department, vs we now ProParod to &sit kinds of Pantie& twang just recelirel 16be 'argyle and Met selected sib*, of pants red varnishes eve brought into the Monty. Ord era solicited and all work innate& Rspbls , in done oti the most neermable term )10101116111 yontgont. aptii 16; 11115.-401°. • • (DICK TOBACCO AND•CletiltS • J Brinkall e CootiPs Ca. item • 4 - -' '': •• •'''' 1 1:1 1: :"' • : ' - '4" ---': • --' ' '' ' '-'-' ' -- .` - ...' ;' ii -. 1 17 ' ' l ";l74‘tri i115% ,- t - ~' 'T -.._ r • r; .;...-, ii-.,/-4- --, .0 -,-4 _ 1 .., ••k - , i t s..-,:lig - ., T -5 . • ' l:l l 3'zirtMl I..tp.ie: till i-, , ,z - - !.;:::- _t ,,, ,if -0 1 , ;:; ! . 4 - 1. , . - 4-4: r• - ;: ., - - :cir). 11 .- , `;',' :., :.. t"_ '-` .. .. ,:. re:3 A+- 11 . 11 +' 1 t.'' ' ' l 7 . rlll'l ''' '.l- • *-7;1 ' . ' 5) ; l ' '''''al ll A . '' % •ar ' ''Zlrier: I Y+;M . 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'Sue you hard UM ' from Milne r The peat .IMato - ' : I WU& opens into Tanireeland A mighty granite gaff. . 1 There tree= hojieti to Me And thereit writhiwilin iiiii i Bat Were torpid the IMOD the otheitdw i &nab kw the iiiittifrott ahts 1 M ', - , 1 • •- , "Maitizonheaa* riPWithriiii gaine r' , • -rig & question old, 1 They ward it On the. ho !were lbws, I , Some thirty years ago. . 1 , . , it meant that:Oar 144 Imaird,', „'-,..,:;', of orarwixdmibe it tin i ..- - And for me imtkyot it lie hue T. , Wit have heard the news frkonallaine i .:. "Rue Jou, tioarktits WOWilhottiMatrks)i DO you bear the slidats iiihrM .1 , We haTalilingta•viefo - ri - ' - ,fn siaeary', ihitssmond mat, i - ... *- • ' And ym shell hedaluice. iihOita Again. ' aiiii yet ; Cheer. rob* and hand : rill the had t'' Ws have heard the news Mans. • - "Have you heard the WeatE V " *ln Mains r . • In the notinw're ewe , . ' And what she is shall imiralst: In sway waling llg l it r t ar . 1. - ' Pus, pass the itrOund 1' .. And thunder out ... 4ulstmin 1 % Were won at • MA theoraa mina! ;-; Hurrah for the news from Maine 1 , . 1- - I i C. O. L. loctlianiolo. i _DEllooll4ite DTPLIOITt. ' It ,is a eignifican lact that tile most wily of the norern Democrat , t i t is papers are- careful yi avoiding the prominent issues of t ei campaig n , The real, designs_ of ~ party, even thinly disguised as ' are •i the platform of the. -TairheW 'Co v,e4l- 11 tion, will not bear 'ge*ereUve tits- , Con in the north. A.t4llt vents, the' Democratic leaders 0*0 4 .= that the less the northern people studyte m ; the better. However: mach the - , of loyal boters mayl have differed about' the propriety '`orl'neceiiiitY of sonie of the PongreSelonal legisla tion, or concerning Wei policy of im peachtnent ; howev4 1 . :nneh some -honest voters, with pOr \tieinoriesi 11 .and worse judgment im,lay 11'0,7. been deceived by Democratic cr - lugs and misstatements it regerd7 . c Re publican expeuditnieS,...there hits 'a widespread sense of (national honor: and gennin love of country,; which shrinks trot the abyss of repuiliii tion, nntlific lion and i i evfolutioci, into wh l i e c ada which the ,"0 Dem ocratie platform direct ly., • , In the breasts of the !returned sol diers, some of whosej totes the De modracY earnestly 'hopi3 to obtain, there linger many bittei memories of the course pursued to and them by' this party during the 1 War. -Moat-of them remember yet beer these ,Dern °crate, appropriately denominated copperheads, attempted to vote down all measures looking to Ithis payment and reinforcement of the army ; how they denounced the soldiers as "Lin coln's hirelings," ,and. insulted and insulted and maltreated their help less wives. and childreh at .Mime ; how they have opposedi even up to the present time, the igranting, of bounties, and • during t he i ear pro-,- salted a united front againstpertnit tini the soldiers toz;ercise their in alienable right as erican citizens to vote. Doubtless Many of the ".boys iu blue " have not forgotten the threats of implacable hostility to copperheads, the vows of eternal ha tred and contempt fo • those sneak-' ing . foes of the county which they registered while toil'. Under s burp ing I southern anti and !fighting the. broVer traitors-of 4he ot,.'n army. A few, perhaps, have been beguile& by the sirpffered frietidaddi of thae. "03 crafty coPPerheada, who need- , ed.the influence aid reappotability, of their names to carry local elections but generally, it. le safe to say, the soldiers remember- pretty- well: , At least the Tammany le e rrii appear to think so, and the cre as laid down at New' York and teXpoonded by Blair, Hampton and others, le not dwelt upon to any treinarkable ex tent. - It is shrewdly I suspected that even the soldiers ale 'mit all spoiling for another war, especially if they must fight under ttriners of Gen -1 orals Lee, Beaureg and the butch er Forrest. -It is appr r ehended,- alio, that the -hard-workin 'refiners and struggling artisans f he north are I not particularly - eag r have their tales increased to uPport a new edition of the rebellio ,either for the' benefit of the lite rehele or anybody else' - The Tammany t er have a fur ther suspicien that the Belmonta and other " bloated bondholders . " of the Democratic church will not be con firmed intheir faithii too general agitation of the rep diation planks in their platform. • Thus, they have the r Bern troubles, and in their discusephie fight very shy,, of principles::: The World, for :instance,: has been paboring ,inclus trionsly for some time t h alkto peeve `that Seymour is in nh ger of in sanity, occasionally ;-si:trying - iteef fiiiiii•itithiii direction frith tbe nine tieth repetition.' Of lith poiii, Ali! . *beta Heriexal s Grantls. name. 'Then, by way' of further satiation, it has attempted to solo*, over, the hor rors, • of. Azderscrrille, for rather to extenuate ' the- crimer-df committing, those horrors, ..,:lijoAtiothig letters Tro u t ' OO.l coofroierit44oDeral Oaf& - wherein ' i ft r i -lla kl e e ' 4.l4',goventinent , with,noillitsh4 alwr4lt.r.onsented to exchanges of prtiontre 1 when - it MO . pefied . to suit gip • qigarioies of' rob eldom to Obtain si reattforoeinentlros' ou w it No • don ; '.. l Very itopertel ant,,in theropiition of the World WI dembnetritethitcatkongh:SePtotit'a - fattier didliW-lurnselVoi it-UFA-in -sanity, and itinne. , off lila *other - Ma; Olen have' dtiliered "fif mental - ab errations,' the — itinatrioita ciintlidate hinaielf °is not ~ at , tatikedispciied to such a - nitt adf. - . sa the . pee* of the tonntrY generally Oi ll Probiiidt give . theimelies very ! Httleenemi-. mei" about ft..for;fint tlie first phi4e, mat Pedicelioc .nreree*in -Lalgyans" do not entielfmn thliti be Initem l be 'cilia upon` . t z &POO": 1 1 in ' • . TOWAND BUrei •• • OBIY, ; :FA ~,I:BEpTE .; 1 . 14 . 4E48 .. 1,4 _.• • • I _ : fOg. NIE • • i ‘/ f - • , 1 :rk, • in. whit:l:ilk can cause loyal .ntrof .to, tremble,' again with apprehension ; and, in the seaciiid . 'pTace, ills.gener , idly &needed. thiet; if' the ixsuntry tie fated tcginelurehinimareeidentiany. aberratiett.:Fkeilti his.. past - Iletexef thotts4eet 4,44. could icot•hAtk be ee aniprovement. As to, Proust* name,. and . the rebel . policy te3Wittd, reirilterillie first, iho . ugh- dos:bibles re 'i m portant subjective exceedingly . ItatlkuelellettAd the. tellelettdne:ribe second the .b.etter fer the•Dellitenetio f party. Other' papers of the same ti labliool'expend _ their ' aid %I add= tarup and subb*W*the ` relief . the TreasmAchibits; is:ini Amity se to make,sut„a, case Id- 1' radical exiitvigem*,v, - Setthig .9s. with the lilluanortbit'! ' !fikares capita lie;* `they piecoest to rttathese tradititittO al trnthiellerisitie'meet ereffieueli% It austterknot that llepublicsojeur. nabs expose the trick., ,I3Me ,XSOW; device of a similar nature is next re• sorted to, lint this - those: Who •obtain 1 their light from. .Demoitratiolturtinet riesore Occupied with.ltrifling Awes& dleabout the:pentowd,itraitsi , CMOS hereditary .41ositiott,i' ke4 of , the emdidatee, and-falls • statements of the' public &Maw; While the ;Met prineep,les underlyha g the econtesti Me carefully ignored:- , - - ~. In therrsoutbk however,it is quite another . inatter,:l Thew at leastiev cept - whettethir colored people are ass pealedtb,•Denioaratiedoctrine is pm muted in blithe. hideousness of real. ity.l True .some admitted:Mysteries of theLorderi snoh-,MiT 'unqualified re-. pudiation of% thcC; national debt, re muneration, for elavesi.: or, perhaps, the reestibliihment.of slavery itself ; are not very! generally diecnssed'or promulgated' to • the renipitiated, but so farts their 'creed is' revealed in the platform .of the 'New York Den ys:oo°l4.k .has.` been set , foith with much clearness, and force. In plain words, the Democratic organization favored .the rebellion,. aid was, first, leak and all the' time, hostiloto the war waged•to preserve the. Union— 1 At New York the-compact between the open .rehele and their nerds:ern allies, •was earnestly renewed, ' and the party 'storm fully-pledged. to• the cause of-its southern members.. The, platform there: ;adopted contains the initial articles of this pledge, which. contemplate the :forcible .return of the late rebels to full and immediate power, \ end the pertial•repudiation of the notional. debt:_ These principles are eel popular: with:.the majority of - the southern- whites„bet, very un• popular with nearly all classes at , the oorth,. Hence.it is that the southern Pepers and orators -epeak•-withoom parntive • .bokluests, ... and sio9erity, whele. \ :thes - :entitles:a orgsiib - of the party - must cuutinually dodge or mile represent, the fines. • A WoNE Wossu.—Dnring the star the women \ of 'the country' bore their slier° of itasburden. Early and late .t ley .iiiborhi\inthe„dause for which our soldiers were fighting.— Ourlinai triempb was owing largely to tti9islabiii*lit home;'' the h'ospi taleaiid` in this lei& They were pa tient witnesses of the harvest of death, ,often': ministering to its moat sickening and saddening effects.--- Their hearts were - enlisted in the cause. Ws '001414 the war. bed ended.' We hailed the surrender of' Lee and Jolumon as an end of the wet and' , of attempts to buildup in our land n slave oligarchy.: Runts fast thickening show that the surren der, was but a trdeb. 'The campaign his assumed many Of the phases of that of IWO: The semi open threats . of war—of reeisterme to uncomititu tional etieroacimiente 'are heard on every aide. ,Calumny, misrepresen tation of the grossest character Are being used to. seduce. men from the • support of the principles they rallied atoned during the great struggle.— Now we abed tticeervices of the par • triotic wome,n ortlie country. ", They . can exert as pnweern 1111 influence m this closing' 'struggle as they did at libe war.. They are ! as deeply interested in the issues of the campaign aa they were in Abet which culminated it APpoinettos t -÷ In viewsof :this we ask them* lea their prcis,ence'Lat Republican _meet. iegs ;.'to encourage their husbands,. sons, relatives sad , friends to enlist in the great work of forestalling this seceind .The day is, fast lepprosebingwhen the vote as well st• the voice Nviiinen will give:* our politics • that moral power 'it lo much needs: .lilthcing'h„ she has no vote now, her influence 'beyond competation., We wish to see it 9- listed in this greit - orisis of our tery., THE 411111ILX IN UM DIXOGIUSIO CON. vxrcnpnAn exchange calls atten tiiia the 'fact that the National Democratic_ Convention contained n - 0 &Mo 4 9/emVers Ns" auto six; teen tebo .genergiliall active, lead ing 'Phila. • There were also nine rebel colonels, one majoi-and two or thi6'eaptalos, besides. other minor officer!, The 'list comprised. such wen lifrrest„ ' destined to lasting infaniy for his of blacks 'Whelinr:thrown diiwe Mei/ arms ; Hampton; whO to `nutted life hatred ,to the Slovernment, that t he refused to Le bound' by thik; 'surrender of loci and %It - Alum assochited,with itoirors'Of ni 'Belli Isli;iiibby'SlX isbrar and' Azderaonville ; Kershaw, also known ; or his , n cruc,lty to Union, prisoners, ' end treislon, who left open I 111 4 16 0,Seflik : Olt Pitagdal awft IEWOA:i!!11!koe thik - ga of others of , th same, 44E4 'outside, like Beaurejart; and Gibson off,:marsorleis- , -abont 4ems und4:anibe,44 ll oorOdelt: -12 • • ar , r ~*.fn.2 Vora; eix:tbeldlaybf the Cletobei Aeolian, say aiitiotekoyeal *Trott etiptiortVebn , Kliertespft, tell him -beam* Hartreak, wee in the - km of bin: °oustey . danger, to •abeadob the mieebievone = dogmas of 010 , 1:01Wel faith; tat bi- might :66 beUe Jibi vintlioatioa-of the ganetitittioti. and tberletwOer the ellaiMomeilaiii tbi ailiorat ityr Ated if any than sek,ofiloyeame voter !nk 1 1 ,8030 Gampbeli, answer because willing t 046 batik iirilifiummiot his ,polsposi prin' °JON. -as a ON ""1-17,1. :41 : 1111 1 11 :0. - !•o,' ' - t _„ =I 'A BEtailtair YOU B,‘ op,ro;Fg. iithigit , MVP4 6l oF,A, limas *tithe - gate Viekot,l , .wf 0. Judge, Of the Sueeme ijourCt i o elee ,C• and; Itiloing"hat ilife=to of Woodwardi and ' • " ong*SuPktudnOatutt, we:urged the #o4 l iV. l .!° l ;:rtißSA *Pt.iblicPAN whose., 'papa ies vice on the aide of liii;ordeic ind satriotiiiir, i - Tel thiattertationi; and tO this c iteJ gent appeal,the Republicatui ofßioga Old tiot properly ospond4,TWeltrie.w what we 'llldullnd ,what.--Wit W4.*et *bout.. 'We no ` - axe , to grind irldi* *VOA) oriderb tiOtintereited In rhavhty mute iitiarpr r:lluvalzi Mtn= dred}RepabliestoroternAktnago.to *in/ 1 k Aaggings 8 4 irAlitiCeignOW% . Alliit 7,4enhough!, it all / eafe enough,n, , 1 ilitfe etiongli.l WV dd 'ineii' need !to bb' told' a tallied' dr 'limits that l ueternatllgilanoe is theprica of. liti.• tirly se Awash I a free Govern, Inielia neier„"safe, dnough.". *au ital feuds keep'Otinstant, watch and i wird, anddo . their 4iity l'' • ''7 'l' Arid beeause'lreptblieint thought. the State '!safe enonghe we lost out! Judge by spiky majority 41.833 1 ,:, i 'Ow ifiefull'Are • rincliiiikw iio, prevphi 'toting upon randulent nate ralizatiiiii Papere It -Rai a tithtebair law f •-ilnd- lily-quart not a ioolititsid adouttdreldeniealt... But we . bur ofi_• aFicks iqPPer4Pl4, m, 1 0 3 r 1 0 , of the Anpretne uourt decide% tips ealuttirilaW-4N Reglateitioraailo —iisioonatthticnitillth,"' '.",e 14 ' ' '' lCU I ,'That is whitiresultedfrbeistaStidgi swot hew She POJA,LIGt fiU510i11 , . , ' ,, 7 NP' ,we tesume ox,expo t stulat t ilia., Our State..taoket is c,ompoied of two, as gallant aka ittefetight.thidigh Om nt De ooratid rebellion and Were iw,at its SILK Better' , of fi cers, hones - - well I , lngver , . occupied the II Auditor. Gen ral'ir,, and S.srveYe,r . VePerara 01 'a. . Their only cri me' is in how.: ink fouoht for the Sag/ arid lwon 4111- th:100n as brave; efficient eoldiers. i Thi covers the • only opposition to the ,; and whether o v 14 ,4ppone. allege it in so m any . words or not, mikes no 'difibrence. That is the onlyi that thePcanjurtly make against Hutted! and 43amphelk. , - , !Ate can olest,thern, Awl must. The, Octdiw • election the ,. whic,h firecedes the great bittle hi November: The:Republicals win.in thatitkirniistrrnot so much for its bearing- upon the - November clef tion 'in Pennsylvania, as for its effect upotr - the November' election in the States near and- around. Our cow-t eadenk is New,....lersey and ,in New York, are, lapking to, our Octelier election. If we carry the. State ter Hartratift and '-thinithell nii the 1113th Of October wei mute 10,000 majority for '9rantiend -Colfax ia. New , York State., i ..a iii.if, the - I . lepublicana` poll their full vote ' in October:they will ciireY the State by a majoeity: of 20,- 000.1 ' Why should I i Republican t' rale Jct. the State be continued and peeper.. nated ? Ist --Begaufe. with the beginning Of R,eiiublibitn title In'18 . 61; the first , considerable induction of- the State debt began r gad • !bough &great, war ' rugs eponithe country that year,and cctritinued.for four ~ years, requiring millions or extraordinary expenditure We have redneeirthe State "debt 14- araril'el $5',000,000, . ' ' ' • - 9d.—aincause• whir Republican title, the. extraori4ary expenses of the war have beenpard,, the public debt reduced upwards of five millions, and \ with all this'dMie, the 'taxes on realised penotial - estate have been induced 41,34i,099,14, annually for the ter.nycars !eat past. ' isf Bd.—Because under Repo wan \ ' - ' role the State \tax ' upon 41 real estate has been abolished; and the principle or taxing capital inateafifof labor,has been establii:ked. -r • •• ...,,, , • . .&nd especially should the ;Twist incumbents of the State,. caeca , be retakisd, because Surveyor General Campbell has Ittaugurated measures So - recover,- and butfrecovered, tens if 1 not hundreds. of thousands of dollars, due,to,the State, for, lands. occupied and for which nettling had been paid ;I land thus iorreeted the b a e, eilism• bling method of doing public .bnainesa 'inaugurated - by thelhunocraticparty. It.ts,tr,ne that these refprms 'Coat us sowthing.. ,It always coats 'isemething 'tb correct „mistakes and ,reducei eltaoilo Order. " But With' Mt the estra eosteof 'putting things in order,we have pitidAhe extraordinery expenses incered by defending the State ..agaiust the ,reWlien of the_ Democratic party, 'reduced the State debt from' , about $88,000;000 - rolled'' up under Ikmiocratiorule to $33,000, 1 000, abolished taxes on: real estate for State purposes, And, reduced toe ' aggregate of taintion E. 344 000 per 01111t103. I " 1 • Finally, - friends', we-must - flake off our. coats, roll up, our sleevee,and act work.that when the polje close on the. 13th day of Ceteber, ~eyery publica6 can say of hia own, neigli , ;. borhood "khrSitY' - 11SPUBLTOAkt WAS AT. THE POLLSP—WeWoriI 1 Agitator; .1 - Mi. Wallace; in his list pioclam4, edit boa& asks veWbat hair be= Om of ake fifteen hundred 'billions. of-dollars irrung , froth the (=forte sud*, orr,t , he PeoPIP June, 1865?" ' Gone ininki r ipaiment foe Vont of -the Democratic rebellion. Gone to pay pensions to,the wid ows and orphane -the Union sok discs tnaissereit afr4r , surresdeF`PY that.. distingniehni RemccrStic *le; gate, N; 8. , V9ir4st. • "Gone le OW fa' 'Andenionviile, cud Libbyti; Ckse pay„hounileewhialt woabl DeTer,horr? .1 1 .91 en PeceSNIFY /41t.f0 r thP-VellicKx! l .49,l OPP o sjtinni to. 34e And 'am Deux:Mk ineittixtor t • 0011 e to pay our debt, beadng eifht per cent. interest, when we might havalboricrwed 'Cooney at - from fnut.t4 *lnapt: 004. butihr, Nino. 44 : 611 ? dt-Ffeo°Vii oat , cre dit. .. - 'o4ne pay for the piirtisitile satire f Dtmsobeatio. nonventions. I 2. 0 • , S s°WitWeAllk ygp q the' bt 1 Ps 4l2o fiOlf".") i P I I I ' •"- :1 641 44 0 f t bi tima y listens shill dhisefl 114111101.M1~). %MO* :. ; tw- I • iloctuassa*Am. frstrentry to ken 'oCessioti to 'enter Jur 'wawa against the iiritionel eistions',ofininstititeitciee;whine. ti!ite! ISe‘nteiedani4fia• abli'sstOilby it . reOisentitlyii,.• fOr 'Serf 'end those irhistikiiiiistY.a e boiapeteaci , tit* been ilreidY;iircinn4l Rold,hig thesn'sfetiS; I istioitio - - that _the - • Repitateetiti . of *iv ,it ge lontressi6id : Diatriatt roaliapit have for the thirettnii uomioi 'tilt thole: l We reiptisentstive; 14iatis' I I laivi li )iiitnited thiti'gentlinian'S dirtier :dui interelit :end ittention, 'daring bothltnitith 40th 41ilyresiskiiiid regard hint as one of Stir' truest 'end most ram hie men, l witbj *him lierviOns, tie not 'Welt dhipense trithclui - spry rto Itho' 'country. Indmittions; hoiiiiitt and rashly, tielittlised in the iprietiestbosinessof infoiniel beyond' inigit'ot iihi'rello'w ; - intunhers'en - the qUentionn which'st reet Ow In4iishise fientuisi iii teitets, 'pretence' in' thi' heti Cron grain -Snit be of especial *Oil. A .cogitilt iad ekective **hi; he when he sees fit, always command ' :attention: in th'eßotnie;'bUtt he' his :too' mush 'Mal fir malin' t hiniself .i" .bore, aid gilled) , Acme *irk repreientatiiir both' ld the tees and hi thb Pinstil,', In the bitten his 'name is never rained .when any 'a:portant 'vote. is taken, and :cord is each, that I believe he can,' 'without fear, challenge its criticism !by his most strenuousVppontint: . As a 'Member 'of the Corbniittee..on Claima.and of the Spe6iil Committee on'Sotithien Rail Roads, he. has 'done his duty well and' faithfully. It is in the',Cominitiee:Robnie where Most Of the important legislation for the !country' is: , Natured and peffeeted, and nOt upon`thi floors' of :Congress; and it is here Where Judge Mittienti' has Proved! - hiniself most valuable, by. hie 'industry, 'mind judgment,' and the strictest, unswerving hones t?! In making thus special refefeb6e bi him; =it is becauee his long and consistent public ' services deserve it; and I 'shall not conceal that it is, too, the tribtle lof personal ;regard to one whom I"respect and honoree 'a min, and adniire ind'con6de in•ati a. legislator . The cotuitly cannot afford, dt this awful "crieis, to dia• pence with the services of such -men as Judge Masotti,' in the triumphant rtvelection of whom the District Will not only honor • him; but 'itself iipu. Onssavaa. more Waskialloti, Sept.' 12, 1868. • - THE TIBTAxED Botpsoinz Mach is, Wag ,said at present in regard to who r are. wino our Nap Monist taxes, and assisting to .ligai•. date the public debt. You cannot go into s democratie canting unless you hear ; , the bondholder bitterly charged with escaping taxation. , such the case !hen viewed fairly and impartially ; ? , , Every man who hoe iirPme ez7 ceeding one thous ud 614.r5, five per =gra, of. that . amount into the coffers of tha,Onierogkest. ,Thia le, eVell7 eb4.w4thee the income is eAgeree4 o> fruterelqi efffrOigl•ftwe P°4 - toes, - or anythisg . .special tax is levied...only:A:ton: those who follow- pardealar occupations; - such ab laser.AkeOlelue,-iet r• • - We wish to compare .the eitaation Of the boidholder theiarnier and others, and show the' advantages in favor of the latter. A than. Ida* income from bowls is three thousaad dollars a year, sh ea to pay a tax on. 'two thousand, which is one hundred dollars per annum. Bit tes he does riot confine hie exOusei to, that, he -- must use largely o fth e ,Anconte of thej other two thouse t e4,whiCsit he has to pay the one 'hundred dollars• in. aome tax pu. - Every thing he buys he' Pays .- the taxes on. Conitinters ' psi th' 4 " - faxeil - PP* wiket, theY conFßf 3, . tie • box of .matches ; ; or a cigar, or a drink of whisky, orc anything he eats or weartylei ptijeallAsies'assessed to the dealer or manufacturer: ( iptroa coi,clisbisn is; this if' it costal Wm three thotunkett dollar* year la the he pays an income , tax of-one hen dreddtglaii, andsr consurnete' tax siemi;'' which Is' *kilning . two go.ernj E"elit lases. ) • . A farmer may raise ` three thousand dollars worth of produce, - and not pay the' goyim:tenant tun' dalani_of tar.- w the " 1 0,te'd . *:4a1i '61 4 14 klia . to .pay. i( he. us" . 11 P- two thousand adollawr 'worth- of hltii-pto. disce,lio 'bay lay bran 'untimed thousand for a " wet das: 4ll sTeginicri of cane ' were the hoiidoldnr does not stand upon-the-footing of other iren: 'The•faintertairsiege tagerofer bi t r bit fidiVidter Mak; ink him tiny tine:upon Ids ivies upotiriMt he oominaine; forbid it third - of one per Omit tfitisitiakint hlit . pay tai of ilk per 'tent where ethierineri only* g ift ; 1,•,1 • NIL ,•1 •,~9rti ~::~~~_ `hiAWltillnir l Mi t tbi &saw notion: ibid • leosaw of Um loan AU lasi no lomp ~,4, :c EIII WheAs.borste il Oke t telnk , . so Come o f theme oiatoniandthitiVirms, thitiiitteliettledlitta 01 the cburitrY maY•ismoverfrom.tbiebtiok given try, ;the pluks..l l ltOr loklAis•Vellitel Iteaßtoli Je Arita, too. hollow mid inaiticere ttittettuccessfut., lade - 40111'4 'seezn 4 to bee° 'mistaken , the: testable they' heti tart Meet,: • • • '• • .D: is peesillisito emotes . theAssost ;4ol34slt SAud•Butiods 4 e-P o heciß.Tl l 7., ' 1 64144 , 04 tore Putman.. *l - *0; 14 it ist of their irstlat 'piled' the' iimithern leaders of *elite ,rebellion "and• 4:the'present•. Demts• rjetrildt, AkeXto'Bleir„-bi*elfiq ymoke and IrFoturgY /latent', citerately. Theierhetodc was strained .their time and Aseitierlhat'of !intense Matitdatesta- , - .11nder the'! strict , :party discipline: mem) , reeeettririett theyi Wive lie4dr; *PP InOrt, .•• lm, so'ber slid de 4 berstit style l ..; The World 18 deubtleire'sithibierin wishibit that lhelsorelhoughtful end easeful utterances ot,later, driya--iaightibe tereepthd as I: etosseeto4 l „sciikeir.lot, Ithreatenings ,of' Slaughter. 1" But, after ill; irtthrinsiai •o'r leatitikeiterinanner i of • thilfeme= oratic leaders that the people 'judge of the • 'des *itti ef,•the riarty.4- tbe•WIP , freutiftake?il TfluAr-W. neutral it threalened eecession atid •war their language to that Used:by themitist Latter the _Mew York Oantrentinavi!Tbeir.hittief. Treo4l , AutdotPPareut muubP rather steer. ; beliege that. they were in Mitneet.''Brit' When it bediune plain that' they reallY 7 rueant termin the contitty;thAriople,quitenartilese of the particular; forms inr whil* the threat rras.conveyed,und.ofltle more or less reviling , and• diming thst accompanied it; prepared to - hinder its aceompllishment. They Aid' hinder , it -sedge effectpally: that the:leaders, of • the Democratic . ".Party, who. •hati been threateniug secesstqu for . thirty years; seem to have giver, tip that particular forin of 'threat forever." The - ettestioe leitot of • form kut•of substance. Whit do the Democratic 'party meanie do, theyelgq: itcF•H .Se l ymouri Do theymesn'to 'Perse; the governments in the southil :ere state* by' thehsilisery power of . 1 .the • Executive; add defiance • of ;Congress and , tite:laws. or do. they ; 'not I. Mr. Blair. seys,they. do ; mad `this declaratitie, - se the lfor/d has ibielf'admitted, obtained the nonsins , tionlor kim.• Therlate leaden of the r,ebellien;now leaders of. the' Demo: cratic party, bare passionately and, fiercely • echoed the declaratton.— Checked in the fierceness and passion, • they new speibk more sober worde in a more temperate manner. • But have they changed utbeit.porPeW the party given up iturevolationary iv M design ? Does it dilsavor:Blair's letter, and will it not rerinire bf Mr. Seyinout, if elected, that he stud! give•the soutban people up!to 'attar chy i - . • These are the questierus which the situation suggests ; and they are not bird to answer. 'The 'Beriocratic party may nowthink it well to speak hum 'plainly, to - avow its, :palpates tests boldly,than it, did six weeltelto. But the porpoises are the same, - mid no' man with any light VI speak for it will deny them. The World will not do so ; even after all that it halt seen of the havoc whic the 'doctrine of anarchy is ' meld in Its` party through the, north n states, it CM• not disown the doctrine. , It:if/scow verdent, for the time, to, disguise the tact that the democratic platform denounces the ofity Civil governments eiisting In seven4tates as' "uncon stitutional, levolndonary and!reid," and that, °neat its candidates was tioniinated • because lie ;Promised to defy Congress 'and "disperse" these governments. ' 1 :-But the . platform'ind ' Mr. Blair thetigh%now le' the' back ground, still represent the party.- ! -. They, are to. be kept ce,c .they_ will notdn'tseihow: ; - .'the Brett/ gii4or is, good illestitkiiai of this, two ispeechei--' which' lt • prints, lone- by ex-lenater Pugh °S OW, the• other by ex4lo ,, , , Shathey of MissiesifsPk : ,Beth, •sfe itt„isPlkuN e . as moderate„ ; tone as CAT' anUtree from pusiopi ow ca) epeecheti: Yet UAW'. plain ly re: cogruze snatchy in _the' -southern litates as the first , result Jobe • hoped ,from a Democratic victory. TO, Mr. Pugh the 'Fourteenth' amendment' to the Oonetitntioti' is fraudulent amendment that was never-edopted."- Ile says ; "I would - not give them a 'thr,ec.cont postage atazop fgt. their ; fourteenth amendment. It is not of.the Constitution, and it, neier *lif be. It iri-s Went fried, ' sad Z say, as Frank Blair said,' -these carpel bog Govermnenti anyat be overthrows," Surety there can he no doubt Of Mr. Ptigh's Meaning. Mr. Sharkey is pie! as , 'After- a long' Motnetif,' linite free from- violent language; in' fever- of the rights of tbe:statee, in the sense which_the old Kentucky and Virginia.) resolutinea gave , to the phrase, he aacti: _ -~~~: .F - "The Democratic party has put a plitforrolharemiht to be: acceptable to ell;. north oat& sontb. Its founds tjoa la laiA twills the: Constitetiom - It) fleniawla itummii i _sie restoration 4411 , the ststes to - their 41111 _i r _Alts, in tlieN ifitioM-At deaf& ,the:Uniceto be indissoluble, sa d -it: ; thevAtie •=rskysiert ifoonstrimiont # eteTYM 4 vhichlini smn 4u! tticki:it void ahm„ Oit title platfonn ac ottle Smith cia Sand ; it itill rtstetnits tit csuitiglitti; to our position . 01.118115, ma . bkits•out. all thst•hebbunktdime issikr thcarbitery, TA ; -I FPFM 46II . *Par* "er-SFk MI S ' f, • AO Ile. e v risieke iroillii*Slll'lL glair Vint beieitly sari' bait not faits,' *Mi. ! titer ere (3slit • ;.-'- The7:olinOt lilvienskst.o . mhilitdeter. a, govemanteat lad wild, part ; void. fl*lijir: Shii itlaka . Spriince 11=2/1 lotehily' is • 'Mr :I' l 4h at i. . ~- • ---;.:1‘. ---,;y:..:, .. i• ':The Demistritic ,pasty ttaal4efluid its PAra• t.:IZ. *Ai*** . .liftwii 1 they ate iimpekitte4.° 11 . 74, • .. .at Actiffentoilne ?mama he .1 .. d i tetenntliteihil thie' Vias' iif "%which hntsPhidgeotto - -tatiortismite,mcietimr govltilinv4oki.c.i Is ,kilaqvirtg; Abaft VIA PAOr l iV. VI; Ailik4,o- ciktra er. ,tier • " i 14aknircun.9- in - Advance. t, s t ..• . J n_ # ft ' l 4 te , . e' ;:! •` of ; 7) c*:." MEM Nn rgi^. .•..• .4. , .4. • HIBKRIB. • i. t-+: 4• • • and` the legialattiie. "die' cbuitibiti: cers and the jadkdary. -- are all usurp ers :sad rddiefs, tcrbe • - "disporiedn' the bayonet. hi his view, the con stitutions under which these govern s3esits teekthalaws 'paned itstd now enforced lit pennant's of . them, the ti#4, l o, rifft• r ouderthese .iiws, the crimuud i iode which restrains theft and *Order, and. Le . , tha :imprison • - 4 4 0; tili4i it, tar ire void:' If his view be en. forced, soidety Wilt be Without law ; pasadoesniiiiitliottiestraint flßoperV. and **oat protection. The MAR !pm , 44thWer Abe AMAMI:wiII be to bleu gown a community of 'eight millions" ^ peupla ii4O . a state of sans& abiortanization; 'and to leave it helpless -before the fierce hatredc-attd-eruel.Junbitions , which even the power of the Union has ) icaroelybeen able. to die* . Thiqatitr_ ik!onchiiig6d - in an& staice tlirough all the i varistione;of, tone' iihielf m4T Vi? heard in the can- Theltepublican ,party prom isee`peaea. The Democratic arty Ram rods anarchy: ' Quin Debt Ihie-Mtrth . has been 11111/.4 to state,the re duiltiOit of otr• pi2blic debt, at $250, '000;000, that being the amount - by which the-ascertained debtliquidated itt,thp . ,,Trespury by the issue of.boilds or other eecurdealuis teen reduced. Lieeii careful to 'Congo Sill istatitient - With the fact Milli beside rellactitizr - . of. 'the ..aicertained idebt,!ure have : paid about $500,000,' 9 00 . in ,•40,-#ll3'/;‘,b"lntiel.l, overdue contracts; triiustuirfatiou, ,and , the other Wiperises of closing up the war. - These were really inddried Ind due in' August, 1885, and should- be added.,to the ;amount of the &seer taiped.debt of that date, in order,to ,arrive at the maximum amount of the debtlind:the total - sum by which it 64'5J/feu' . .redneed. - Mr. Edward • Atkinson,•in>a speech delivered. on •Wednesday: at Worceirter, before the RepublicanOonvention of litissuchn set* presents the actual facts in thhir'true'light, shoiring that the ac tual:indebtedness, liquidated 'mid an liquidated, was on August 1, 1865, $3,287,733,328 ; that • it' was on - Juno 30, 1868, s2,4Bs,ooo,ooo—being an actualjeductien of $802,733,328 in the principal' , of the debt. By the ' same-rapidity of paymeht we' could pay ofEithe entiredebt withiu , ten: years-. The figuree. are, as follows : The total 'amount of revenue receiv ed by' the Government 'for the three years froni April 1,1865, to Jane 30, 1868. 0 haa beea;51,540,058,383. Out ,of. this there were paid for back pay. of the Army and Navy and war con tracts, within fifteen months after the close of the' Rebellion, $774,865,851. :And they were paid for bounties, pensions, prize ,money, reirribursing- States for war expenditures, claims • of loyal men, Freodnien'a Bureau, ex -peons of Reconstruction ,and Nation al Oetheleries, $145,912,401. Tiese two gismos amount t4l, a total awn to be added to the National, Debt, at it stood onthe Woks of ths,'Treasury Atorill; 1865, of $920,178,252. The ascertained debt' was $2,366.906;077, •maiting theiiggregate of $3,2V1,133,4 329, aa.;-above' stated. We have, therefore; actually-reduced our. debt by $802,733,329. Income 34 years $1,540,948,58 War' Debt 1802,933,329 - War Waved pebl 438,#84,03-1,24,218,2.12 - • Ordinary expenses $298,840,371 —.pc a little leas than $92,000,000 , a I year in, cnr,renoy, or $64,000,000 in gold, while the ; expenses . of' James laat year were $46,841,- 000 in gold, or about $11,000,000 in gold more than these of the . Govern ment" during the • past' three yearn. Eland these facts and figures. to your . Democratic brother who thinl4 the National Debt cannot; be paid and met' be rtpudisted. Tait CARI Szymoono--4/en. whose girders were to shoot the first map. that : pulled down the American 414.1-311 unilerstbed th e . rebel-sym 7 , pathisiri teenage of Seymour.; WLen S'eymouris "friends" mire burning Orphan-Asylums and murdering bla re-owe men, women-sad .children in New Tork, Seymour Nom all "the time tying-to excuse them. In some cor respondence between'Oeri. Dix and himitt_the time, on the"snbject, the general became disgusled with• his affiliation with. the rioters,. and nsntly desp!‘tched to lira these tin- Mistakable words : "tbeg to let you ktiow that I belie troops enough at my command teitalre care not only of the-rioters, BUT OF YOU." -What shame ,it is* to. ask, the people of the United States to vote, for a man who , desbeided 'to a fellowship" with the brutal: 'and bloOdy ribters "froth the slums of New Yoik in 1863 Will decent' Democrats vote for him.? Ins' Agitator' days :* We notice that Mr. jWilliam'A. -Wallace,-'of •Clear fieuktiaq bein,tenominated:for Sens.. 'toc s in that 'district, The, Democratic pipers speak Of it , sag" tribute to a ; trier i toriims Democrat.' ''s p peed '1 so. Mr; Wallace was cognisant of 'the frauds and. forgeries, in the Oen ler Senatorial District last fall;. and: he was party to. an—attempt to send WitaftaileS. out ,of,thi State lines .rid that the 'lnvestigating_ Committee .uld not - be able tri'gdt their testi: Monk.: This constitutes Merit in iDeinecratie'quarters We admit: ,But 'in our= opiroon William 4. Wal lace ivotail be an inmate of the ,Porki. Itentialiiif,evenjnettice in Moderaticm, tWerit ileralt out, to hinr:' , LET ,the — Worke ,Organizing go eieaidily Let every Reptibllesp': bd iussessed at.the earliest poisihie moment. Examine the list su4see if all -yOnr .neighbere, ..and -all /your RepOlican. : friends ; Ate, .asSessed.-- Aieclualtit yOtriself with everiVote in yontdisitiBt, and see thateveiy vote Abet jai *pod s legal vote. , It ati illegal, vote is polled tate down the .name of the- max--than votes it and osetytkiek:he.:isszoseented. and pan. :I , Potorrittg-FOO l 7 to ntitk theic coffee ito oieo ;pipers. If. theYdri, - See thit/*y are Let i es not - pat - milling 41nuMattoowlhat we cord() to day Worl'and'wod€ now, ..151! recent speech; ltillljpois, - Gen. Logan r elosed folloWsi - • N 7 my 'fellolielthrost, I desire' 65 read for my coirltision somd , t tracts I have prepared,•which I th'ink, arum op this whole triestiantu wont- Why thi.-Drmopraikl*rty,ahoulci, not 66 treated. t 3 • ~A A7Ort--TtpemecratiC party, iorc ed'tipon the country'and' the Repab, idullnititration the' apendittire • of more than $4,000,000,000 from the rtetltliurr " Seeeiut—That the rebellion ‘. gun for the express pnrpose,of . ever thrciirieg Republican institutions and estibitshing.apon their rOinsaelave.i`,.. , holdink - oligarchy,snd"ttiet" all - the bninieno•of . taxation,' past, 'present, end prospective, r are the noceseszy consequeneci of al , Democratic rebel lion. 'vast sacrifiee' of life on the batty-fteld, and in the helipleals and pr i sons, - ' is justly due to the treasonable . action and iitirpo.4e , of the. Democratic !eiders. • • Fourth—That in.the'prepsration of ' thikrebellion the: power of the . last Acmocratio administration was 'exhausted, the pubtig,treasuri plund ered, the , navy scattered or dismanti >ed, the armrplaied under the dom. mend of traitors and catrie7d beyond the reach of the incoming administra tion, and within Abe 'borders of the. Cootetuplated revolutionary- govern ment. - Fijlit-.-That, all these .acts were done in obedience to the orders of the Deraceratic conspirators,. and_ by the advice and with the approval: of the Demotratic leaders; in every section of the country. , Sixth—These --IMO leaders con, ;trolled Aber. •Detnocratio -Notninating Conventionodictated its platform, and designated its candidates. ' • "Ser. 0-7 , Thal!"tbeesname leaders, by:their public orators and press, de clare, it to"he.their settled policy th at Democratic see:cast 'shall restore to thelate Democrats and rebel in arms inpreptaet in tbeloveitiment•of the •na4ion,•azut , that_ all that was lost by rebel , defeat °tithe battlefield, @bill be regained/bp:the election of the Democratic candidates. • ,Eighth hat the", the... Democratic leaders,afarnionlioit, consequ.ene.c of their.trinmph; the ,renewal of the war, the destruction of the ~reorgani zed States, and the overthrow of the Eepublicanxepreeentative branch of the government, and its subjectiouto Executive will andAihtstion. Next, why sh - ould. the Republican party be trusted i• First—. That of nil its millions of men not. one ; during the war was a. traitor. Every man stood drolly by liberty, by the constitution, a by tho hag, and the Union'. - Secottd--Vhat its _civil adtniniatra, tion of the - Government, - notwitb standing•the exigencies of the war, has saved the .people, - as compared with. Deinocratic rule,.. $80,000,000 within the last eight years, being an average . of over $10,000;000 per an -num . ThHirit—That it . bas actually paid and cabOled nearly $1,700,000,000 of theliabilities incurred during the war. and since the close of the war; while ateadili reducing the public taxes, it his reduced the public debt from. $2,757,089,539,43 . to $2,510,20,- 806,74, making• a, total payment of the debt of $947,443,684 f 09. -Fourth—That it has reduced taxes 011 different articles. the last twoCoa greases _(''the thirty-ninth and forti eth) to $190,000,000. , - Fifth—That but for the bb,tipacy of the Democrats in Congress and of 0034 pliaut.tool Andrew Johnson, 11. redaction of the iuter_est on the pub lic-dett,amounting to at . least- $40,- odo,oooper annum, would have .been providing for by the - Finding Bill. Sixth—That the Republican party, by its candidates and platform,la ir revocably 'pledged to..econowy, to the maintenance of the. public faith, the preservation of the peace , and the unity of the State's, the liberty and prosperity of the periple, and that all its pledges in•the past have - been re deemed, offering the best guarantee of the value of these pledges - to the :people in the future. Itlair says that if -their_ ticket is is elected, he would sweep away, not by, the .legialative, no ; through the judicial power hat_hy powder and by the bayonets of the army. those laws which are so distwaterut to'the Democracy. The 7 Southern: De thoersey declaie_ 1 that-if-their ticitet , be defeated, they . will again "appeal to the God of but-- ties" forl that they. may •as well die -, fighting as in any other way. • So it .seems that we are, sure to • have either ar rebellion against s mar jority, as in the tatter case, or a rev- ; elution and dictatorship supported by a majority who are. prevented by circumstances from redressing their fancied' grievances in a lawful way. Of course, no such Meticau fashion of &unifying the law tan'be adopted without, a struggle which "will con %miser :and imperil the Republic.— Rider :Blair must back out=and those "who know him 6est say s he Is not the. man lei that -fir a tremen dous civil war will be; under" way within thirty days-after the:first beat of his drums. • • That the rebels_mesa fight, in the event of a defeat at the polls, is ob vions to the moat stupid comprelien-, Sion. .If Blair is elected, hepromises to fight for ; them in their - violent over threw of existing lews.and establistt ea governments. . , • It is palpable, therefore, that, war, in:one guise or another, is' before tfa.. Which is the better man,' in that case, to be -entrusted with:the guid ance of the greatest interests of the ,Nation—Orant,the wise and cautious Jeader, the General who was : never beaten, Or Seymour , timifj, 1 "sting poiitipan, wbotkhis own State has often/voted lir - went :cond. deta in, / who talks to mobareve i llirsg arsoninud . Murder aslis "friends,* and 1910 hse_aiready plidged hintseff ; to in his rebellion - against 'thejtaW ?"" • - • • /The intelligent readefwilt perbeivi . ,that ire pit the:Whole case fairly arid: plainly ;, that .we state nothing the , facts do not • warrant and that the' choice is simply and .nakedly n choice between a competent and patriotic wko)s willing and able to cc nib rebettiOn ' 'hip land,on the one side,sind on the - other a Dictator who, if he be , not himself worse than a Mexican biigaibd, • will be the We* ,and aulteraptible.tecomplice of Role it is between, ;Grant, who - says-stria . laws must IA repealed in a lawful way, and Sa moor, who • says that law may be npllified: said ttAmpled on?* foot pt the Derooors t oy, (tpla titre - thew, Is third !: 03 , such • Fbbice .8 i fi LET 6001)-(:I1:EE1101(ZOOSE.
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