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Hilt.
Anents fir Fte as Liie liius
JOHN HICKS & SON,
And Real Estate Brokers.
r.sTAii.isnr.L it.v.
ferfcw win. i-n ;.. aell. buy or ei.-hanae iro.- i
env. -e hrrent wiil htid U to their a-.vaauae to
fj-r ibe dei-rtp'n tbere.. aa noehariteia
JUie ub 4u AT r iitfl. hew eata balne -
eb.-ra..v ari.itwprok.pU) alieftdrdU'
aolf.
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VOL. XXV. NO. 21.
liontt.
MSSTOWN SAVINGS BANK,
120 CLIMUN 8TUEET,
J'HNr-TwV..rA.
rate il iiittTt-t pix xn-r oL iotenllue Hi
! iiuw u 1 s.tafi f the i-'h;! tno fjuiKjua
i iiu cir w.Utwut trub uiC ipi-
i.r ii. .Tf ti . b Ui irt lit tile i)ri.U tM'k.
i'ftM'.r lu-nl .m rful Pre frfti,. with j
tiiurp i be iiouuui ot Umu doPirvl. tHwd rvter
f en'- in-ru ct tiiit rtttrwt.
Th:HMrjini"ii ip rx.'iuMvvij a Saving fUnk.
I couiuier.'Ul 4(M4f nctlvM Burr uttousnU
biti le. u erHti.tl M(-un:.
upj-il ;t f r b."7Tni;tv.lel the
rui. v U)-u Mtxi vrUl Uw ruUuuK WUe
! il. A.J. Htf. I. ".Uy. J'4itt UiK-uaa.
lutC ii. A. B.ii!. l-wirl ui.liOj
U' 11 u.iti.m
i.aiidl J. .durrcIL riri.1nU Fr"k U.iwrl.
Tre.ur.r: l;f4 hiatr, S.iiu-iii.r. U"Vji
J. 0. KM MEL &JS0XS,
Schell & Kimmel,
SOMEUSET, l'A-
Accounts of Merchants and otli
PooDla Solicited. Drafta
j ne(rot;able in all puna of the Couii-
Collcctiou mede.
Cambria County
BANK,
M
j JOHNSTOWN.PA.,
! Heury S-uoaMc'i Brlc Bi -ling.
! A (.witriil lU'ikiui; Huiin!Tinnct'd.
l.ralU ami UM od aii.rr buutfliland W.
t..- 11 -tir la.iM iu all jbiiIh '! '! ' niicil Si:m
t ;inj.ia il'r-: allonMl 1 l rl U
ituiiuu:. ii leu sn nvuiti. 'r l uier.
sls-i..i rr!.uvm oi.lt with i"nlinsnd
ctrcr b- ii"ll nwaiy lt tmrt.
apri!ll-7i.
JOHN DiBERT. JOHN D. ROSERTS.
JOHN DIBBHT & CO.,
J5 j KERS,
CORNER ilAlK LND FRAKEIK STiETS,
JOnNSTOWN, PA.
At'.iuntM f .Merc-liMiitM mid
. . ........I.. kuli.i4l.
tMiier miiii fw a-nr.- i u-
,;!. lrJtll Hi"(tliHle Mil
nei.,it.Callrrll
ta.lo. Inirrrl m I lie rale oi
M l'tr M'iU. r Minium nl-
Siitine IH'IiomII ItiMika IhMI-
ed.Hiul liiierml 'ompouilel
Seitil-mimiMliy wu n ueoiroa.
A ,.,.,.n,1 Hnkiug IJumii.. Tr;tns.ict?d.
F-t.. M
Mmu ail Ciprs,
J. II. .iiumeruiMii,
try
, vol.-
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atiiuervii ppn.
TI Ul! ..f eiarcot .line, ut I. ran In. mmufuo
lur. 1 i.y I luiMiti, i.l l'a- in ' i.l ti.bni-r. r
1 fee eia:.i.i-aT.i.ot beia'Ue.1 by anr in the roar-k-t.
Oi.e id uie lal .a. k i.l .-be. lt tolsict-"
e or l-f-nijlr lo . uicm l. I'ri-e, !o tbe
lliuna jdti'JA
Cook & Beepits'
FAMILY GROCER!
Flour and Feed
STOBE.
WtJ WO-aI.J BNt rff-JtaX-tfUtlV elTUa -iilH tO OT
fri0LHJMu tut i-uuaitj fcDfiaaif.i. iu :ne luu ami
flii.l: f S-utcrw!, tiiitt r hTi nn-nrl imr
NTrvre on
J.4AY CfiOSS STREEl
i 5it ip add ill 1 ' I
i
Con fprl io ur I
11 ilprff ' frr
aIla..l..
i'fia(-0"i, C'iaTMIa. A-..
' TVe will e-i
; l.'Uit rv wl.u
: voe. af all
te al'plv ir ri-
h 1: s t i v a 1. 1 r v o r
FAMILY FLOUR,
:0HS-MKM..
'tATS. Sfff.l.J.ff Ci)l:x,
0 i TS J
is in.
COX CHOP,
auhnf.iytj!"
! 'i k-t llepart
ei-J.TJ
mm kigs
let:
CASH 037. JvSSSS
i -
STaVTlONleR'S
l l. b w. will aell aa -he-p ie -kertap.
r-1)i -iri ni.n1 mir le 4" an kin. la. and
aia.ii.ae-i (reuiysair , wa ju iguu-nt.
lws'1 bruet where we ;y . i -
'"lY.tl.N l-WalS 4ll.. fW, f l J
NAUGLE HOUSE !
S: Ccisxs Fa.
FH EI) NAUGLE, Tro'p.
tti.K a! tii dMnio4e (r in. tarTiiUaK L
i;h fi in' o- w iun:iin tr.u atakitix it of;
ibe HV'H .Uinrra- -ftnsx isw.tajsj truiilf 1
1ST i- U- rUVJ a4
T-i' mp1hJ 9i:h the f-biant
VtatkV tilt IBArtvl atU'a- ' ' l - - (
Linre a rat .a. wrwMtar k attaebe. 1
aiel lafcil lul and altiB'iic t.aile alwa.a ia at-'
6etumT. - . -- i . - .
lhanleraukenbyiWwwek.iiay.waMat.. - i
liar alwave a.j-j.lie.1 with IheehoitierB lbanra.
July aa.
lie
Xeui Advertiaemmti.
THESE FACTS!
THE TESTIMONY. OF THE
WHOLE WORLP.' V
i IIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Bad rn.i.Htrnmd riera
AlliU-f.-rli'ti -nof .ri- arc remediable dy the
' pr"r .ml jillcMH f lm-tlmble pre-
(' LMIhiU. In KUeU.t lMeor but k"K liy 4aUT
u Ui k1k "1 ' he wuun'1 t-nftber ti s roily;
i (r k1 I ilie kia miu. . bouxy Jiwiiri oool
ti.,11 a'uu.111. u.Mlcrotrlli to brii nut with to-
xfiai tnauoraiu in l.,jtJ n.tar.1 Ui
foIt tvrr in lew ihi Tll6 tmly ratimi&l .nti
rKUun-tlit: luaamauen in ana alH.ut the wiand
.ad wiwii he ike neiirbhuelnr part by r.M.lUK la
ph'atv v( ilieliinittwut aa aau ta lurvea inuj ibcau
ilii;1 will rau.e tai- uiallKiiant bumir U- heilntln.
nl all Imm tbe brJ, rwoiiva, awl dlaevlurwl
(Ui ruvuJ U.ul Uie wuuuil. a.ire. ur uleer. anil
when the hutni.r afemmeil. the wiAirHlaihem.
el.a will a ma bettl ; warm breaii and water puol
nn ajiji imi over the attreied .ri, alter tbe
Ointment baalcen well raoixxl fn, will aouihe and
fcolteii the m.iue ami prea.ly aaatat ibe cure. There
is a .tiarri.ti.n ut ulcer, ire an.l fwellintr. whleh
nee.1 aot be natanl her, atteodaal iua the lol
iieaut ) uili. uU tr which th( lluuinrnl u ur
If. n li rerouimenflwl ail s anrerelya remeilr. In
i:uriu aui b uuiauii.iiif surra II Dvier fail lo e
au.re iheem'.eui tu a healthy (late ( the Pllla bv
Ukea aecuriiing Ui the printed iueiranltau.
Di pi her la. I'leeraM Hare! Tarsal, aad)
- 1 Rcarlot aaal alher Fcvcra. .
Aiit o( the a I mre diaeeeri may tie eared by well
raiii.iua: Hi. I'mlun ni three time a day inio tbe
chea:, uir.wi. au.i nui ul t lie- patient : it will Moo
penetrate, and aive iuiiue-liaia retlelr Meoieiae
uikeu by the ni'tutb oiut uper.tc uima ilia whule
;mli in ere ill. iniluei.ee can be fell In any Itieal
tian, whereae tbe uliiinient will do it wurk at
dui'u. V liever trie tbe unguent la lite aUre
nuu.ter lr ihediBeaae m.me.1. iir any aimilariiia.
crdem aBei llhi! f ein-A and throat, will Dad
tuemei iita relieved as'j a e'hnrtn. All uflerera
ln.tu theae e.niii!lnn ani uld enveloiiethe rhr.t
ui mi. in Inn bri'ail inii alter bbllii-e. at
ler the liniment baa been well rui.lird m 1 It i)
areatlv ututlt tneeurevl tne tnmal ami cne.i.
Tuailitvlhe iever ami leaaea the lndaaiatlufl.
emiit ur iiu lil la ehuuid I taken oiaht and
iu..niiiiit. TheO.iitwent will ppjdu.-e per?.ira-
th4i. (he Kraad eaaentlal IB ail ca$ea m leeen.
ik.re iiimaia, ur where there niUUI be an oiuirmi
Inn m the ' best, either from aatlima or oilier
cauauei.
Pllra, ri-lala', HtrtPtr?.
The above eliof eoiplaiit wt)I be reui4
by umbily hwieniiiiir tbeprta wltb warm water
anil 111411 uy wul eueeiuai ruvniut m me iiui
Lient. I'ithiu autieritik. trout tfiemi dlreiul enta
plalui abouid be at mwuieut ta rreHlo
tueirprore.-. il h"i)id lie underLaid Uia4 jl u.
b.k tu!ii'.'ienl merely u. iner ine Kin ojelil on ibe
.nceieij paria, I'M. 11 aiiuu uc w.i j i njou m 10 ( .
e.a:Miraiile nine iwu or ihre tiuii'l a day, Ibat it
baay be taken into me eyeiem, wiiencv 11 win rw.
iuoie.ny biuJeu sore or wound aa eUectauily a.
th. uirnpali.aiiletiitheejre. There agalu bread
aua al-r imuilicoa. aiior taw ruiiemy iu w we
tnniuieitl. will do ureal service. Tbtviftbe only
ure treatiaent lor lemalea. eapeaol eaneer In the
euiuiaeii, - waera there may be general beurutg
doan.
tJ . . .
Iudlarrrllupa of laalli ; $area aad
lUutcpij
a alu i f elllnui.
can will, ceualntv,
be ra.iK.ilty .ur
and Ilie 1'ilia la
ure.1 II thelllutnieut lie used Ireely,
t mi
lit m
ken nttfiil and numfcr. aa rocutn
tneudeii iu the pruiivd tnairuetiotia.- n lien trcai-
e.1 In any other way they only dry up in one plnee
tn braali out la another : wqereaa tun Oiqtluent
lelu. vc Uie bUmor IT IU the I) aleul.au I leale
the 1. .ii i.l a v1i..ru and he.ithy beiiiic. It will
regain, itiue wuu tite uaeol tbe I'tlia to ibaurv a
b,.Lu(t caro.
rplral Harrlllasa. aaraljral, aaal
IkilnT Jul a la. ,: . . v
A tlh.Jiiih llo-aboreeotaplainla liidor widely in
their orutm aud nature, yet tkey require lueal
trealineiil. Mauv ol the worat eaea. of -aueh dii
auiMt. Will y Id tn aeutcuaiiatifely laun iitaea
time !i.;i tlnaiTibtireiiiy.iiilljientlj rot.tvd luiii
t be ivrt"- a ttei-u.a, even after every bluer meant
have la (led. In alt aerkioa mala. I lea tbe I il
bouio 1 taVen aeeorlib u tbe printed d(rertkaa
aeeoaiieiniUKeaeb Ivi.
ft of (Ike Ointmnl tnd Pilli aaiwd be aae4
blowing eaart? "
In
Had I e ,
li-i.l Urea -IS.
. un., :
liui.ioni,
Biie 01 .loarhe-
toesand hattd-
FHea.
Uucu-bjy,
t'hl.n-1dot.
f!o-D' 'oft). R,iennitiin,
l.'auM-, .,
Uotiiracioiland B -re 5i.ple,
Willi Joint", 'SoreTlimall,
KlphanUiiria, jj-klu tir-eaeea.
iKlii.uiaa,
'l.IUt- :
tjiandnlar
5HUny,
S-.re Head!.,
I Tumor J,
i i.vrj.
'Wound
i'liiiniaine.
na,
Chapped bandt 1'iiea,
j .a.
ftl ll l-X.m are genuine ualrx the
-izualun; J. havlxa K. a Bifent 1 the Vmted
S at. urrouriiiF ewh la.l of Fill; and Ointment
A b .arl, .Bie teaid be lre, lo ,.. uue e j
di-rir.ie iiu.-h ihtnrmaii'in ag irtay lea-1 1 trie detee
Ituaotany party er iartie: eountertelting tUf
Qieui -iu-.. or teudirtit liie 8aiue,nonii.y ' tb-m to
bwjnn. HI. .....''
,SoH a. the Miinnfaetory ol Pruleaa. Hot.
lo .v a Uk. New Y rk. (tut by ail re;oe
iiruaitur'aand i'liltram Jlleilli'iue tlif.l.lM.ultlia
rlviiiied world, In p. at 26 eenia, ti ctuia, au.l i
each. , . .' i
W There H iaai.lerab!e firlnc by taking tbe
'f.tr' ,
X. B. Kireetioo; for tbe juidau- u( paiieM
r-everv uiitiler are aluxeJ to each pot.
June 14. K.J. W. - - - .- "'
E. H.
WITH
ROUSE, HEMKTONB & CO.
'tei Unit: St., Baltimore, M. 1).,
V luU rxMWtrBny k the merchant' of ' fr-mer-
set tT.ia y( tu nrhft Iu.b tbe.r opW rj hj -j
FANCY GOODS.
.aorbiK (heat aatlaiaeti both a re-aid peine
an.i ou.ii.iy ot nKik. Tbe merchant vuailtur
1-wiMiB. re reukxjilyrrcneu.(tcll and set
njeo.iofeuiakuHifiiay.a ;t -.. ;
A T E HOOFS.
bae who are aow bnlMmr kowei ih-iull know
I tba . H .hcaprr in tin luoz ran l filaie
. K.'i i, in mi r e.'iinit... tilate wiii 4jui kpnu,
m norei niraaiwn.ulrl. Mlalewlvp tbe pur
eai w.iet loe eif.rrM. - ttlate U Br pr,.l. fceery
.! houeeihi.u.l bare a Slate root The uiWef
sliaml if krated in Hmhertaail, where k ana a
Bz-oo 8atli a. . . ; t-.
Peaclibottom & Buckingham
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SOMERSET. PA.; WEDNESDAY! NOVEMBER 1, 1876.
BKATE HATE A WHECLEH.
' , Mr-Bold it Ttri'. ''' ' '
Hil we now our falla&l chitfuins. .
Haven, the brave and bold,, :v . !
WLefler, loo, whose deeds is story
i Rank with those of old. 1
Once again our glorious banntr '"".
On the Breer.e we throw ;;
With the stars above ns floating
We'll charge upon the loe. ' '
Bnithers, rise and let ns rally
Every soldier trae, ' ' . .i -
Shout aloud, let tones of thunder '
Shake the wtlkin's bine J V
Hail! again, brave Hayes and Wheeler,
. Leaders true and itroni. , 1 ; ,
They will calm the waves of party,
. Kibbling every wtony. , ...
Ta Taar Teala. "
It is time for Repablieaa papers to
stop dipputiog about tbe election io
Indiana. As to whether the (ruber
catorial victor? of the Democrats or
tbe CoDgrcfsiooal viotory of tbe Re-
pnblit-aDis is tie greater triumph is of
trifling couseciucDce in face of tbe fact
that ao election vastly mora impor
tant (nipeqds. Williaras jq the exec
utive thai' of the Hoouier state will
be powerless fur harm io tbe event of
tbe election of Hayes; but with Til
den in the White House, Williams
may be counted npoo to do ai! in his
power to disrace that State by a
close alliance with tbe colnnjn of dis
loyal Confederate States. 'Morton
saved Indiana -front anarchy 'and
Kentucky from rebellion Jo lSb'l: but
10 tbe attempt to nullity tbe amend
ments to tbe Constitution which will
be mace if T'lfJt-'" ejected illiams
will be found a pliant tool uf tbe pew
Southern oligarchy. We may as
well face the real situation fire't as
last. There is little comfort to be
gained from tbe renuji jg Indiana,
We have gained Congressmen; but
n ili that avail against tbe purpose of
tbe Democratic party to break down
all the constitutional and statqtcr
guard, erecteii for tbe protection of
human ribu f With all tbe power
uf tbe executive' department of the
National Government io our bands,
we are unable to protect ' tbe lives
of the citizens of South Carolina!
Let Republicans, if they can, conceive
tjbe situation with lildeo as com
manderin-cht f of the army! South
Carolina is ao armed famp. ' W'n
thelsteUty davs 100,000 stand. of
rifjes have been imported into that
Male. The white liners bare provi
ded themselves with a dogen butter.
ies of artillery. Tbey have ao or
gaoized, equipped, and drilled army
of "."..GOO men, and of these 45,000
are trained Cod ft derate veterans!
And this army is to be detailed at
tbe polls, on tbJ Tib of November.
Let us say no more about baring
gawej Uougressipea in oqianj-f jije
the brutal bite . Qlizascby of 8 jutb
Carolina places its . heel "upon the
necks of a race of free citizens, and
points Kg baronet and its cannon de
risively at the emblems of national
authority. In 1S32 South -Carolina
fire-eaters contented themselves with
nulliScalion resolutions; now they
arm apaiost te fr?? p;erci;a ol tie
right of tutkago. J a glson declare
that nullification was a threat against
the sovereignty of the nation, and
swore, by tbe EternaJ. thaf he wogl
hang the qqll:t)ers 1 Do American
citizens perceive the danger Jin tbe
bigb-baoded proceedings of the whites
of South Carolina ?. pa flofc ttpjf tQW
wi.b alarm that the Deniocraiip par
ty North applauds every apt of Qeo.
M. C- Hutier o4 bis follQwera, whta
it Is plain that every aot evinces a set
tled purpose to wrench power frox
tbe majority by the force of arms f
Mississippi was wrested from the con
trol of lue majority by terrorism, in
limjdfttiop. m marker last al.n'art
we to sit sapfoely by, whO, w'u baj.
ocets at charge, bands of outlaws
drive back free citizens from tbe bal-rot-bues.
and go make, of their- re.
corded 'Fei d'et a fraud aoj a fifil t
is ao awful rt flection, and it' portends
disaster, that the Republican party
has aepep.ed tbe ultimatum of the
priiiccratic party-'w otited 8utb"
when' it i known ibat there are
Republican innj-rities in tbe States of
Mi.-riai-ippi, Ljuietana, Alabama, and
Souh Carolina. The Republican
sneaker on tfcf? stuwp .ayfeaiid the
Uepublit an editor tbe chair writes,
'Tildeu will carry every Southern
5 ir " an(J so arcnsloafi feaTf . tbe
people bt'C" te lo tbe outrage that
bi implies that neither tbe man wb
-pebk-or ibr uian who writes, nor
ibe man . who reads blushes at tbe
rriuie! Aud Vet all kuvw that the
State- Uk5jefj are Jepubli(:an States',
a nug-mty t f w b.e cip'jns deeirp lo
v'ne " f -r Hayes. The jMrr-ftr!
waehrt Its tjapdt-f-Ui hpowardicescd
pusillaniniity The Jter Oyan de
clares here and now that It U tfced j
it f tbOjiVtkident lo Ueue bis proe
lamaiioc declaratory tf a: purpose
to gaard the endangered bafl-t b.'Xes
jn rbe S-U'btrn ?rate, and lo rro
t Vt frcfj" pnifn'ip jbe free ejperll-e
oftheri bt of suffrage on tbe 7tb"of
Xovimber m?t. .nd bavioj wqetj
bis pr'gctaqtailQB, ttftt U Is tls du'y lo
bac it np by every available soldier
at tbe goverement. There is G' tltpe
tolose. L-tibe rifls cluba ofS o h
Carolina be du-bandooed and . tjiav-par.-ed.,'.
Their existence Is a me
nance not only to tbe freedom cf elec
tions, bqt .to the eovereignty of the
tj6p " Tb. a?p tme( against the
equality of the right of franchise ' Tc
tbe ballottbey oppose ttebuljat
I.ptthl nnholv avarfara cease at onoe.
or let the blind lealotg who wage it we rmner tnat. it is poblwb
perieh by the- sword." Wrangliog! h5 crippled Feralin whe 't-.
lover what bas passed is nnseemly in
tbe face of the awful emergency tuatji'""" t "f " n,r,l,e '
enfronw the Amer can oecnle. ' A ,
irjatesfiropends fq'wbicb ia trammeled
up tbe Issue of life or death to tbe re-1
Public, peace or war as tbe heritage of
6flts people. " To your' tbenis, O
T.pl'rkieiro 7ife-r Ortwi: '
Mr. PoTbeitper ' scolded a servant
at a Vtiea hotel' tbe other day for bis
d tint ori oess io brioiog him water.
Jbe man coorteousfy po!ogued by)
saving: "Sure. Mr. Dorsheiwer. it!
isn't alleys as conTanpinqt to dbraw j
water as it is to 4hrw mileage." ' 1
J-waanaaaaaawaeaaawawae , a , ' 1 j
Col. Bob lngersoll says, ."ibe col-;
ored man raises verjthiog that is
raieed in I k -tioaHJ esaapt- heil."
" : . it. ii ,aaa. U-.: I
Vote for Campbell and Yutzy.
ori wisAiveTot trrTEat fe
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, VVA-Hirroro.s, D.q.0it..l i?6.
THi danger a.d rr BMKpy-r-A.V
i intellioi.nt ouidb 'xjwr W TffE
runt tV thbow H!Wr.r, t-'tf
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id tbe iigbt of hitorr we now see
that tbe freoidential
enshrouded a great danger
public " Tbe Iaw-abiding snd;b',tnest
masses of the North could? not. ' be
8-f ' r.f:
brought to recognize ft ' in advance.
Wise and thoughtful men," however.
predicted, and confidently expected,
ae io is if not b'oodyantadnism.
Had all tbe advocates of tbur coun:.
try's wvlfare, irrespective- of t'Barty,
foreseen the peril and spokcQ-over-wbelmicgly
and nnitedly at tBe)ollJ,
do conmci couia nave occu.-rea;
if occurring.'could not have in'tu)
or.
ved
si c i dreadful loss of ( life and
trea-
!' Sixteen years bavV elapseqf and
we are now staading on the bfink of
another vortex. A like want '"ip
preciation, we fear, exists amolTg'.tbe
people at large . Those gifteif.with
political foresight see tbe tbrejfeqed,
storm: Tbey are pointing' lbs
meur.a by which it can be arled ;
yet, it is not perttiq that tn,e 'country
is giving proper beed..,.'.'T "
Let ua examine the'sltnaU6j',aiin
ly and truthfully. We.oh?eJfve a
man seek'ng tbe Pre8iden'cyt'hose
rule of action throgub life bal'been,
and now is, that any public station
may be bought ; Possessing neither
magnetism, n.T striking ability, be, by
tbe force of , money alone, ; betf oroes
governor of IVew yjrk.I By -the
same appliance be secures it,e borpi-1
nation of his panty fr the position i
of Chief Exeeotire of tbe '- Vatiim. i
By money be controls the aDSoruou
lous leaders of the vilest elements of
tlje qatioqai metropolis. ; . -;iw as
This man fratoinUes with Tweed,
and is powerful ; he bob-boba J with
the inruateaof tbe elqms aod i a
good fellow j be aipbea railroads
from unsuspecting owners by a;pro
aesa peeuliarly bis owq aqij becomes
Immensely wealth v ; be avoid .taxa
tion and is esteemed signifk-aol!y
sharp. .'.... f$$ii:
Samuel J. Tilden, with no partica
ar boporablt? record,-desires (to- b,e
President,' and pcopogp, q aciompliKh
this cesult by the aid of npoer, Oiao
agement, and ptnderiog to aa4cob
sequiourjy eoqrtlog d'loyqUyj.'o: '
Ti acpompliso bis object tf iMn
and bin staff have adopted a kerieii of
measures, with tbe view to ' teodre a
"Uutied South, " and to overpower
tbe voice of the rural districts of the
Empire State by tbe aidwf MoiTMsey,
Kelly, and : O'Brien, : in pristfclog
fraqd io vehy V New VurK-
tqeao equaby reprehensibif fl)tVtieo
ticaVlvaw i'Tatr, aot loanWart
'lf this ' conspiracy be 1 euccessfo.!.
disaster will caftijiqly follow, foi no
free people will patiently submit to
being cheated out of that influence
io tn' uovernment to wdicb tbe no-
mric-.l a'rvnirth entitles tbem
Tbe Kr'dD at a fiir
wjlj jftnY k-iiue or- & "
lleytios,
SjoiUtero
ijtates. ' t he Ilouse .of Rcpresenta
lives may refuse to pount tbe electoral
votes thus cast. If so, another civii
war wp be mauaurated, unless tbe
Xortb be lost to manhood.
The question now presented is.
sba'.! a "United oJtt5." u.i-iett by
Sjr.ipi.ib:a?rs in tbe orth. prevail ?
We are now' "fore warned." Let us
be "forearmed. ". Tbe ret daoa-ei
baa n aWdlug plape in the city of
ew orS,
Iq the city of New York, at the
ouibieak of the rebellion, tbe South
ern sympathizers seriously consider
d the propriety of seceding rom tfeg
rest of tbe State. . This" ki snows
to eeryyl person, tbat tbat titr
was tbeo, and i now, tbe allv of
tbe leaders in tbe Southern Confe.
eracy,
t strolled into the rotnoda of tbe
Capitol s few days ago, where we.
epeui Bq boqr inspcoUnw the fuoea
and drvsaea oi tbe vast thronsr. male
and female, of tbe Centennial , tour
ist, who were, critically examining
ibe paintings which adorn the walls.
To facilitate their ejarx;n(,i,ot). we
ooiicetj (bat keveral grouoa bad -cured
the aer vices of goioVs. who ex
plained tbe respective works r.f. art
Our attrniioo was particularly d.jr?ptu
ed to opto fqide, wko leeHied to he
aoiioato display i knowledge. , De
liberately drawing one hand from his
pant. p.ctet. be pn'oted his finger
ta tbe painting, by Trombnll.' r?trl'
sealing tp ' SUWies of Ootnwallis
at ortQwa."ssyiog "tbat is tmait
tia muster.'1 r " : ;s
. On the North aide of tbe entrance
la painting al by Trun.buii. , retv
reseating "Waahintrioa returning bis
Commla.loB to Congves." H jtb
audience there is represented a father
bavlog a little daughter' on either
vide of bira. lira arm encirol-4 '
wafft hne.bia ha ad being exposd is
ifoot Wniso tbe party arrived h
fire this puioting the guide rs, isn't
bis yoire and evckimed, fthf, j3 the
ploiave of two little girl ' with fle
buds. Jost there aod tben we
tiMeisV aad paayed tbat the sptrtt of
Trnrabull might breathe iatn the ear
of Blackford, tbe Chief nf the Capi-
tm Police, "tn boot tbat fellnw Bl0f
thp.Tt.,r 'ffeleP.';w te.Ma.ro Dem crais have never lucked in
"iowislbe time tor every ol b.,lduffa In this tbey have been
whf ba been remiss or dnuhtfttl to lruw tu tbeir traditions. 1 bev have
otU forward and throw hlraaelf) e tbeir plan, and wilforgao
h . Idly wo the wfnnlnaj- side, shooui i,, lnt.jr Northern allies into their
the relio t.f th old Wirvr, and ! f urtu-irt Let the people be u urnrd
formed" arrer losing bis bol oq taa
-4 peatiog w ib- niwcenary reel-
ji - i!of tbse be left behind Bat be
kret ibat white gold I good.
,bat tltr are tbe who . h i-'d s that
Poaad pHncr, are better, and ti.at
it is rar more creqitabie to. wear a
ragged coat and posses aa honors
ble charaeter, than to maintain
coach and footman and ba abUrked as
tayproBS and ancleaa thiog. ' - '-.
After tbe fcoubietries of hiTa-(iu
nd b(S canfren have heeo exploded
s reora ofgmu adatfts that "all there
is of the iaeome ebarge," is that -Mr.
Tlld0 estimated hi ineOOre iu '62 St
Dearly 14,000, and from that urn ai
lowed lb assessor, with tbe data at
bi iwposeJr t tu him - mm 0OO.4
which he paid witbawt dessar. With f
even a tube of tbe matchless acameo
and flnausial ability" of Mr. Tilden,
we should have preferred a less bare
faced and unblushing form of swind
ling, aud one without tbe desired
sting of perjury attached thereto, as
a reminder of tbe depth of depravity
attainable by a railroad and iron-mine
wrecker. '
.Lewis Wood, a LSaltiniore reform
er, sought to make a vote for Tilden
elction"ri8o!bw1,0the PPr9 of lored
anMr tniiTaRa.' d "oter, but Judge Giles bas sent
. . m -l: J -l I.:.
unit up ior ininy uays, uuiesa uis
friend oar
fine of $100 for him.
Delta.'
atebet t'laiana.
In a speech io I'ennevlvania
Hon.
Ed. Mcpherson said:
i.Tbe Democratic Party, as now or
ganised, is a perpetual menace Ut tbe
country. Aa far back as 1873 the
scheme was broached of claiming
from the United State $400,000,000
in bonds of tbe L nited Stales in
compensation for slaves emancipated,
Add no less conspicuous a person
ihuu ltjbert M. T. Hunter, of Vir
giaa, wrote a letter Oct. 31, 1873,
now io print, in which be points, oqt
a aioue oi svoiqint; tne ueaying pro
vision of the fourteenth amendment.
He takes ibe ground tbat the clain)
of the lae slave-holder fof compensa
tion re.ts upon tLe alleged taking by
tie Uovernment of tbat 'property' fir
publio use ; tbat the claim is of tbe
individual owner ; tbat the States,
by ratification of (be amendment,
had uo power to divert it, and that it
si lil exists as a reasonable claim for.
'just c jaipensation' under tbe Ooust-
tuuoa. I his claim of coiupausuoq
is not a new one. t . a,' as lrc for
merly rptile k.y the llemacratii; Coq
.uimioual f oavgqtiqq of Maryland
iq l"SG7, whan tbey declared tbe ex
istence of this claim, and authorized
lbs Legislature lo receive and dis-
E use of the anioqqt due frocu leb
iuite4 tntpj when paid. Lists of
tbe slaves emancipated and of tbe
owuur are preserved in those gtata
awaiting ttrn 'good time oomiog,'
This olainj bas out yet appeared in
the ball of Congress, but may be
ooQsiJured as ready at any available
lime to vault into that arena. But
other claims more formidable a,nd en
countering no constitutional cbeotioq
tion htre pnered, a.nd by the bqn
dred4 at the late seasioq. The cb,iet
I'eatqre of all tbeo; is tq brea,k down
th,a cjisiipptioq hitherto nja'iQtaiqed
betveeq tbise citt.Jns who were
loyal ti the nation during the reliel
li oa and tboe who were dn'oyal to
it. Tbe propoaltioa Is to treat all
alike, aa j opsa ibe Treasury freely
to all. Tbe modes differ. C;qo pxo
p ises to opjQ tt;a Po,urts. of the V'nited
S;a3,Yq poe tteir cla.iiq an4 make
tne ju.d'n.sata. iqteroit-bsaring till
pikid.' Another offers a simpler meth
od. "' It is to empower the Secretary
of War to allow compensatiqq d.e&w-
eS by bin rea.aoqa.W (u ta Wit.fra4(
oooupanoy of property by tbe Uaited
States Army, or any prt ot It, dur
ing tbe rebellion. And. to make it
all easy, the bill provides tbat tbe af-
bdavit or tbe claimant if styoftea
by any ojher repqtal4e' pili.eo, ehall
Ua 'soficient proof of the fact of the
use. So that, if one neighbor- agrees
to swear for qnovher-, claim ean be
manufactured as fast as tbe Justice
can administer the oatb. Since tbe
war a tax on cotton was collected: It
is proposed to rctqrq those sixty
eight millions io interest-bearing
bonds, which, when paid, would rep
resent a cost of aboqt oqp hundred
and seventydire millions. - These va
rious claims represent a total of fully
two thousand millions and in one
ueseloa ! To the Southern rebel
mind ibis elaim is equitable, and tbey
are sincerely in favor of it, and are
determined to prea V t tie "Mjorth
e0 fv-'U,oejuc rplids. object to these
E'oJeeU, it would be interesting to
ear tbem say so, and, give tbe Da
sons why, jq tbeir opinion, they
roiU) pot ue paid, jo Missouri an
ddiuonal, sup has beeq takaq, and a
tate CtaU1it- .baa Investigated,
acd given official certificate for,
el aims for eoiupQQfalioa made by cit
iaena of that &iai tor supplies taken
by tbe rebtl forces which oYen, t.
Tbe United Siva fe . be aake'4 io
assume Uene. tlaims, an (bus pay
ike expeoresuf bo h its own and the
rebel Army in that State, aud if h
it, also elsewhere. These audited
claims are over two? ili,oai oi dol
lars, i invite liemoo atie attention
to ibis poiut, that their reasoning on
the other cla.-s of claims may be ex
tended to this, and I invoke i'-.
tendon of tevjV.ie people, who
Laa a nifbi io kqow what acbemes
ot epoiia.iiuq lay bkiud a Democrat
ic victory. Considering the enor
mous money interest represented by
these claims, it U ey to see bow
cupidity helps to fire tbe Southern
heart and lo inteoeify iu anxiety f .r
Republican defeat. If a northern
Democrat should effect to l;Q'4ea,iue
the force of, lbea tlt 6t me remind
bim ibat tnese projects tvime iron, an
h
i,,n't,OB a,ull . wVlMr
repreqr ,aermi puuiig seotimeoi
iu' tti tviutb. Tbe best poseib'e
(roof of too sincerity of tbe claim is
tbe fact that the partiavi presented
them and had tbem referred lo com
mittees Wore this Presidential elec
tion, well knowing the rirv t'uey ran
of eodaqricu ttereUT the success
ibe liemocratic ticket Hut South
If tms bas been diq io the green
tree w hai wil' lie done in tfe dry !"
'Here are some of tbe Democratic
mities of lSoi displayed at a $jra-
eu.-e .inats meeting oraijietj" by
Samuel .1 Tildeo, Cbiru.n of tbe
State Coipiuillee ; .
''American soil scourged by ao ua
eobditioosl despot iu Abraham Lio
Con." . " '
."If Seward; 'touches bis tll' again
he peorije wfil stretch bis neck"
' The people are ready to make ven
gene ou tbe advoca'es of civil war."
"Liuculo bas murdered three wbite
men to free one negro." "
"I ree bal.o's or free bullets. Crush
the tyrant Lincoln before be cruy,hes
VUI.
Vote the whole Republican
tickot
next Tuesday.
A Plelaraaf Matill tarwllaa.
Tbe New York Tribune prints a
letter from Cbarlestown S. C, "from
a white man of the State who is not a
Republican," which is tbe most com
prehensive, as it ia the most vivid,
! picture ot tbe real horrors of tbe
Southern situation yet given to the)
public It is a calm, judicial review ;
of the history of Sooth Carolina poI
fa ! a L - a. r j . .
n.ie iroui iue uuie oi reconstruction, ' ior nearly lorxy years tbe editor of patriot in tne laud. Let everv Union
and it shows tbat State to be thejooeofthe most influential journals ' aoldier remember this faet when a-k-scene
of a reign of terrorism fully j in Western Pennsylvania.- He went ' t0 Tote .be Ieroocratic ticket
equal in arrogance and atrocity to: ? est Virginia "on bueineas, sod .
tbat of I3C0-61. Tbe writer says: ! perfectly unprejudiced as to the pres- j Senator Blaink hit the nail
"One passing through Sonth Car-j fnt political conflict. !u"fe'-' beadin bis .tecb at
olioa would imagine that it was io a His letter says: "Mr first trip ' Cincinnati, the other day, when he
state of war. It resembles a vast
armed camp. On every green and I
public square tbe clang of muskets;
can be beard, as parading infantrv
gronnd their arms. From everv eld !
Geld rings out threateningly tbe aote
of tbe .bugle or the booming of
neld-piece, as
cavalry and artillery
perform their
evolutions. Tbe de
pots are crowded with cases of fire
arms, ordered from the North. Tbe
stores cqu.Q, supply the demand
fur arujs aud ammunition, and every
gunsmith in the city and blacksmith
in tbe country is repairing de'iapida
ted weapon.".. No one Is seen on tbe
atroet without a repeater or rifle; and
not a day passes in town or city bat
that the quick and scattering reports
of guns and pistols, used on targets
in tbe vicinity, would lead a stranger
to suppose tbat a skirmish, if pot a
battle was in progress aroqqd him."
He fcbows that teiy notes of prep
aration dae from the a ay of the aa.
settling of the Democratic-Confeder
ate National House of Representa
tive.. Previous to that quiet reigned
throughout tbe borders of tbe Slate.
Governor Chamberlain's honest ad
ministration had apparently won him
the confidence of Ike fire-eaters. It
bad opeaed to bira the doors of tbe
aristocracy, and made biuo almost
tbe pet of tbe conservatives, liut
from the day of the convening
of the Confederate House ' the
situation rapidly changed. Tbe
journals whose conservative etViVj'a
bad supp rted the reform, aomin is t ra
tion oIujv rnor Chamberlain were
bought up and placed iq new hands.
Ivifleclutas were formed in every
white community in the State, The
ouqservalive convention which was to
have jqd-iraed Chamberlain's nomina
tion was packed to nominate Wade
Hampton With a known over
whelming majority against tbem, tt,e
ex-Confederates resolved, s fvry the
Mate, ibe etlit a,4; gone from, til
den s pancftroeq tbat taere tuust be
"a vjnited South," and the Buders
and Hamptons of South Carolina pre
pared to carry out their part of the
programme with tbe pistol, tho knife
and tbe Bbot-gno. Tbe following de
scription of a Uepuhiioao mass meet
ing shows exactly how much of the
eedom. of speech aud of political ac-j
"on tbt re is left io South Carotin:
"la alarm tbey tbe negroes call
a mass mseting of ife ttepubiicans
for cons'nUnjUOaV Their proiriaeoi
ieq are invited to he present and
apeak. The time ponies. Thousands
are present Tbey organiz?, and tbe
speaker begins. Suddenly commo
tion arises. Tbe orator stops. Tbe
tap of the drum and tbe. sound of the
bugle are beard down tbe road. Two
Jjng columns of soldiery, armed to
tbe teetb, mounted and oo foot,
come Cling around the oomeraad
march to the platform. Tbey push
aside tba frightened negroes and se
lect the best seats. Their leaders,
ex-Confederate officers, tbeo mount
tbe platform and demand balftbe
tiuie for Democratic speakers. v
tremblingly aecorcted. A Confeder
ate Cenerai arises, delivers a hlood-
and-tbunder harangue, telling tne Pe
groes'that they have beeq fools long
enough ba?e got to discbarge tbeir
preaeut leadera and - eoate back to
their old masters, who intend to car
ry the election, peaceably if tbey can,
but forcibly if tbey are resisted. A Re
publican follows. He is greeted with
a storm of hitses and a deafen,; yell
o ; derision . front ''? military. He
mutters s ffvf words, eery semence
o wbicV is drowned by the bootings.
.t last sentiment is altered loud ,
enough to be heard. Forthwith ia
armed bully steps forward frooi ibe
ranks and pronoucoe thai assvrtiou a 1
lie. The speaker dares not resent
the insult nar, be dares not notice
or allude to it He talks on lor '
while. But tbe insul g,era, imper
tinent oueV,aaa, etc., pome taster and
'iitt, aud finally, iu alarm tor his
life, he reeumos bis neat When tbe
biasing has subsided, another Confed-!
erate takes tne noor. lie goes over
tbe rambling reoAatks of the poor re
publican, pronounces each aud every
oue of tbem an iufamous, malicious,
damnable lie, and dares biin t uf '..e'
ana say tne v are not lbere w
a . I - m
wild
- : I
cheerion- The UeDubiican.tiuiveriUa'
wli$ fear a,nd indignation, w forced '
to allow it at the poiat d ibe bayonet j
TiiaMk.. I.,a ...I. a I. I
, ' Wll)e Xbe 1
same way. ibe meet'
in. breaks o(
log
and
And
not
to
curse;
i et tbere are Republican in
V ncuuuiii.il. iu lut.
tb
North who are mill distressed on the
subject of -'civil-servke -reform."
Tbey remind us ot a man ''who bus-
J I
ied bims.-lf with plans for tU ;oj,
provement of bis awelling while the'
bouse was t.Hrqiag over bis head. !
ti,. k. t ..r ..ikI
A.- .iV- .. .w., I
i with three limes three quoted tbe New York Jve.u.? Wi""""'" "
. tiger for Hampton and Tiideo.1 oo ai; ooeaiions.. . Why do.ty J 7 -
such of the negroes as ,;teluuf.rjb.,ii . iT:L. :.k.L.a.i.
alreadT fled iu al.ro. Ve foliowe4 proclamation, .run, the . - ,lri8"T, fcowever it is oteideti
their ba Vjibeers aad,"The --.de
t oi tbe riae-men. j wnsn ise nnn wwei .-.i - , ,
.. v ic una ar.:. . I not. let us return hoiss1 and anneal to
eeption. is a mas of brut.i.tv and' .-. Q-Ww Chamberlain is the
treasou: This maas has reaolveo. as Uovvtoox of South taroRna, m fact
one man. to carry tb. .Staio m tm l Uw' Tw'if L , 7
deo .no Hamptoo bj liwhe, , ?d b.T,
asauuwi i4 Iraudj aud. nuaoge "d by the L ailed bt.tes. lie k
8;upia?iy and awful f.Ial.ty, tbecooo- represented to the I re-idout that in
try beaifatea to demaod ot tbe Preai-, aurrectloo exinl ta bis Mate and has
dent ibat ibe army be sent there mfW ,M'PPre-8
nip tbe new rebeJon i the bud The Wt-r. : oot on sod
-A.- u . t .A .k- w... l. ... bv.u the Governor's request tbe
aaunc uica a tjv acu lav otue a :
.. ta.a ,ka -,ki, a.....u:
of the Suite in armed crusade .gaiLst
tbe freedom of the ballot Tbey say :
a-viiaaa..; .-a .. k. . h..
aa AOait9?l S ri WV V. aa I aw. j aaanaa a
noritv: wot Dot South Carolina i i
We bar: Tne armed cut-throat wboi
nog strike down Ire speech
b, BiaaUi,
e fre. nti.
,
the press, and terrorise the
i teas of South Carolina, ar - outlaw
wnuueservew oe uiriwrwou oi pua,
l i .. t- - a: . .
to tbe sword. It must be done, or j
onr boasted free goverooaen
SiSS "
.f
WHOLE NO. 1321.
Tn atekvpl airlt I
To Ike K.1U..T of th, W Y.rri
r-
- . ,
I send in this communication an ex-
tract from a letter first received from
a irenUeman ahn h.. tv...
irginia, where a Confederate major -
ity of 10.000 it is alleged, has been
0 -. - luruvu nem
- ''''". The minister alluded to was
i g . 1 - .
i was down tbe Ohio- River ' ahont nn
ounurea nines below I'erkersburu.
West Vs , snd J bad tbe full Uoeflt
of all the excitement oo bua aides of
the Ohio, without. I fwrret to. t
being able
ta assist. I beard the
rebels at Wheelinir.
... p. i
i Democratic
while parading with torches, singing,
and with evident approval of the im
mediate audience who witnessed
tbem from tbe bouses and sidewalks:
"Hurrah url Wa aaan wb
Pullal the trlaxer
That killed the man
Who freeil the ni;ier.".
And tbey shouted: - - - -"Hurrah
for Jeff Davis.''
Ana i naa to stand there and wit
ness it all without being able to brain
-1 t a . .
mem: i neea net ten you tbat 1 was
bqrv.iag with indignation to think
that the "moderate" and "liberal''
Republican sentiment which prevail
ed after tbe rebels were defeated bad
allowed these bell-bounds tbe privi
lege of voting, much less of showing
tbeir accursed countenances in public
offiice and in seats at tbe National
Capitol I thought and felt so all
along. Humble as 1 am, I foresaw
trouble from the Amnesty act, and it
bas proved all I feared. The North
has been too lenient; tbe rebels should
have been disfranchised and kept to a
position in some degree commensu
rate with tbeir primes. Had we
treated tbed people as they deserved
as. regards the elective fram-hise alone
1 say nothing of life and prosperi
ty their atitude to-day would have
lien far different"
1 am of the opinion that tbere are
few of our old Republicans of liuG
and HfiO who will think the above
expression in regard to the facts de
tailed mocb out of tbe wav. Asa
Republican. ?aiei from 1-soii to 1S76,
tt,;i.'a the ohi gentieman is right
ALWAYS. KEPIBLIi'AN.
Bsookltx, Oct, lx7;.
lOUUa, taureUtaav
Wfc.at a poor hypocrite tbe South
Carolina Hotspur, General Wade
Hampton makes of himself in preach
ing to bis rifle clubs to "make HQ re
sistance" to their "wioafiV1 but to
"bare tbeir breasts' ta ..the shots of
the Goveranient soldiers, "it they
should are oa the people." Does he
expeet any one to believe tbat be and
bis followers are tbat kind of men?
Does he not know that all tj world
understands who are the aggressors
in the work of .booting down, not
armed and orgtnized bodita
of kb, like bis rifle clubs, - but un
armed and unorganized Republicans,
black and wbite t Such hypocrisy
deserves universal contempt. The
United States troops are in South
Carolina to insure peace, order and
an honest election. Tbe outrages
heaped upon colored Republicans
have so provoked tbem to'retaaiaon
tbat in some places. tb.& rebel whites
are alarmed, a,nd, call upon tbe sol
diers Jo? protection, and this while
the Confederate General Hampton
is calling oa tbem lo bare their
breasts" 10 Federal bullets !
Such is Democratic chivalry in
South Carolina, the hotbed of politi
cal iniquity io which secession, treason,
and ail tbe destructive brood, ol hlks
that followed tie a,;ik 00 Fort
Sompter bad tfcjjir origin. And such
is the dominant wing of tbe party
rhith is seeking to get control of tbe
Government through the. election of
tbat old fashioned Democrat o! the
Jobn ('. Calhoun stride, Samuel J.
Tilden.
There are a few facts concern '.04
Sam Tilden which we trust will afuk.
into tbe minds of Democrats
I. He cann t carry his own State
in November.
2. He cannot carry any Northern
State.
3. He is a bjpocr,'., political
svindler, has lung been a publio
blunderer, and is really tbe only dis-
reputable candidate prominently aim
ed ou tbe Democratic sir.
4 Ue has souji this hi'xa oUice
by nietboii so uuprecedently sbaaue
Itji 4ud, UiarepntaoJe thai it wiuld
be an ererlastiuz siik-ula npon a Dem-
. . .f
ocrano convention 10 nominate mm,
and a reuroaeb upon tbe American
people 10 elect bim if nominated.
t'no-tna"t Inquirer
"
- Tbe Democrats, dc the summer.
- . . ...
" loe "UBHH"'
er' autoor.iy wa. w
.rov.rnmeui. Now
I al a 1 A awkaani( aat a IK an- Sil
u ,T"uo'rul ",tr''T ' .
f tV "-U.u
:w governmeut.
is ruecinc in this
TL. .... .
i a ikwi t
isrpet:ific io thi- mailer. . aad . ta. ,
Pre dent has coDe-u-ueed to ll litler
, . i
Pre-ideot. in toe exercise ot a clear
:i
c.nH.tution.r ,wwer, , proposes
e?,Tr lb 'd.w
- -U - '
The mna who will vote to stirferri
iti this Govern ojeot to tbe saea who
naa wbftl
struggWd for four yeara to destroy U.j
is not worth v tbe name of ao Ameri-j
. !
ean.
I
. , !
s0l.r, remember. Andereonvillej
,Bd t'bb aad vot a yo sjtotj l"
'1' i
were. i , h ,r..,, f ,
" '''' '... lie!,.
1 ol.te1. ra e J! .. , r j.
tue,.lV,H,b.nitl.. UZ:
I nioo soldiers; from the Clerk s ote
" .n'.on fr-m tbe postomce.'
r .n.aiuij.1, i 0,on soldier
i itiiebarge,! by the Demoerati.- Ilnn-
A nurnr of Vbwe soldiers were div
abled in tbe service. There were aP
pointed in their places, M far as ra0
be ascert.med. io tb doorkeeper's
department. 19 Confederates; in the
clerk s ofSee 10; ia the postufSce 1 1
cap.tol police I, ad :; committrj
clerks making 4' Confederate si.t
diers appointed in their places The
1 Hons " TJ"'" ' B
u-u. w many of tbe employes of the.
' -- uu uieseni?ers, fol-
dera and extra clerks, cannot be as-
rtaiued for tbe reason tbat thev are
P,i(1 nP" vouchers instead of a rei;ii-
lar roll hut . n,..i t , .
, . Ki-a. Ulllllwr ni hen.
! re "'Confederates. Th
! ii0 fact and should lie ho
is is a start-
borne in ni iD.1
' M le election approaches br
' . T . a . . ' J
everv
I aeciareu tbat the first political duiw
. v 1 j wja. voter io toe .ortn at
this juncture, was to make eerta.a of
the election ot a Republican ConKresv
The struggle in this country to.dav ia
for tbe possession of the House' t.f
Representatives. That House has
the power to tat and tbe power to
appropriate money. They h,ij ib
purie and the sword of tin, nation
.nil li ..!...! r.
cj.-i k'eiuovrai'V are Dow
striving as they never before .trove
for anything in this world, tu hold
possession of that House. Thev
have got it to-day as absolutely as
tbey ever bad in the old pro-b!avcrr
days; and tbe . se hundred and te'e
Northern Democrats, take their les
sons from the seventy Southern mem
bers, and do exactly "a tkey arc bid.
In their own section they will shot
gun the whole business through, un
less deterred by the roilitarv power
of the United Stiles. Not a. single
Republican electoral vote, or Repub
lican member of Congress, is t. be
confidentially depended upon, fr ,m
the Southern States. The honor amj
safety of the nation ar in tbe keep
ing of the Republicans of the North
ri!tbtr) Vvmrnrrnat
IIr a a liule batch 4 interMiin.
hills. How dn you fancy raising cat
tle on torn, farmers to, pav such
claims as these :
By Mr. Young of Tenne .- A
bill to pay Dudley Fraser .'. ton ru
th rent of his shed and storehouse,
occupied by the United States armv'
by Mr. Bright, of Ter.nesp
bill to pay Thomas Hoard .,s imi
for -supplies taken by the United
States armv from his tJinut ;.,i
near the battle-grounds of Stone U v
er, Tenn.
By Mr. House, of Tennessee : A
bill to pay Davidson County. Tenu .
$36,4lt fur ocvupam-y of Couri
House ot said county by Unit.ii
States troops.
By Mr. Young, of Tennessee: A
bill to pay John T. Stratton ?.".,2
for rent of shed occupied bv Cniteii,
States troop.
Tuc Philadelphia .'M.'a. hits ift,
nail squarely on tbe head in Ike fol
lowing paragraph :
"It is a little odd that some of th
loudest claJwurwra for reform m the
present caaopaign are tbo-n who ar
themselves in dire need of reforma
tion. A politician who robbed the-
government at his income tax muso
possess aa unparalleled amount of
impudence when be comas forward
wub the statement that "I emouiiT
tbe idea of reform:'' sod a newspa
per which attacks a puUie oiheer
upon tbe ground tbat he has used the
public monev lUitkirlv, while lb
journal itself is proved to have ob
tained soaac ol tbat atoney by lilezal
and 'U.0 warrantable processes which
were uoally checked by the accused
oAciat, has audacity whicb is amaz
ing, although not admirable.
There is a great diffemaew of opin
ion io tbe East as tu how California,
will go in November, hot tbe Swo
Francisco iLdnkm thinks tbe Repub
licans wiii carry tbe Slate, and give
the fcilkiwing reason for thinking so -.
Tbe success io Indiana, coupled
with the defeat in Ohio, if it Bieas
anything, i aa istiniioo sneers It
is a triumph of Hendricks over Tilden.
H eleta.ua ike paper idof ike lem-oi.-:-.it
platform. Tit last of the
ticket bas become the bead. Ilar.i
money and Tilden have gone uo.Wr ;
Hendricks sad soft money are oatop.
But iliia is jost the thing thai will l
d'sa.atrous to tbe Demot rary in Cali
fornia, where there is only a tritl:oi
majority to overe-orne. It may like
wise bffrct Oregoo, which Las esuer-
ally been conceded to tbe Democrat.
There are indications tbat aSairs io
Sontb Carolina uvavv speeaiiy rejeh a.
crisis. TLe last oturags and attorn.',
ipg murders perpetrated ky ibe Deut.
ocrats have determined (iov. Chain,
berlaia to h-s'ie prnflumatioo ca..'
iog ea all white military oruu;.
lioaa to surrender tbeir arms and dis
band ; anil, in tLe event ai iW-ir n,.b
doing s., to proclakiaa, av;ae f iu
sorrwction, and eali oa lae I'rem.iesi
fur protectitaav If he should do this
we b.a hear of lively I i iocs v.ry
soon
In a recent letter Cul. R W. Flour
ney, ti Mississiippi. write: "Cos-
ibe reaatry for prUeetioa
A Wa.-Liogton leWgraph says ;Lai
an ra.au.inalii;n of the records of 11-
Sioikero
.um
Claims Commisaioa- saow
ber of rebel soldiers, who
m.A th. .;, IM.na ,L An.Jerson-
sdillljor ,aii Lihhr b,ve.
claiuaa pending, and that is) every i li
sts ace there i ao abundance of man
ufactured evidence to show that tL
were always bitterly hostile to ieee
sioo sad loyal to tbe Union
"Dear faiber, com hme,'' writes
Callimore girl to a Tiidea .Idiet
in Indiana. "Uesaid: "Can't cotar,
nit daii.&f Got in jail before &
VOterX,
A hiav v Democratic be iour
klD.,'Lrv'i Ur? C ,
w b ie . v a r re burned oo t he 1 .th i nsi. ,
at Smith Grov, Ky.
"r a '
Apply to the De.
mittee, loiurado.
For
Sale A few emi-iy bar'U
emtcraliv State Coinv-
era w .k. v. : t;
"Wo.tTUd.VaetbeI.ten.
II