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From the New Orleans Bee.
CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.
THRICE GLORIOUS vlCTORYM!

1llhlSlb NLCNlCOc Nl1lOpl -.
Honor and Praise to The Land of Steady HaJiiS
We have never had more mighty and mem
orabe Wing triumph to record than that fur
nished us by Express mail, in relation to the
recent contest in Connecticut The Wings
have achieved triumph as overwhelming, un-
precedented and glorious as it was unexpected
The state ticket has been carried by large
majority, The entire delegation TO Congress
has been changod--the Connecticut rrecmen
having chosen SIX WINGS in the place of as
many loco-locos Fifteen out of twenty-one
Senators, and nearly twc-thirds Of the members
elected to the house of representatives are
Wings. ELLSWORTH has beaten tho batterng
ram of locolocoSm, the cxpunged cxpungor,
ex-senator NILES, by nearly three thousand
votes We subioin the details.
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/ We have not, for some time, met with as a.
musng sample Of editorial strategy as the
subioincd, from late number OF The Richmond
Enquirer. "'rhe party" it is plain, have no
furtheruSe for the illustrious individual who nils
the second Office in the Government. They
doubtless wish to start some other iavorlle Tor
that desirable dignity, who may, pcradventure
give them more strength in the coming contest ;
and the gallant Colonel is accordingly to be
gently laid on The shelf. Who so fit TO perform
this delicate office as the thrce.skiIull editor OF
the Enquirer? With what tenderness does he
not put out his fceler! with what an insinuating
grace does he not hint to the good-natured Ken
tuckian the mdgnanimouS sacrifice which he
is given to understand he is about 10 make!-
Truly, considering all things, it was not strange
that public rumor should, some time ago, have
assigned tolthe veteran tactican Of the Enquirer
the prospective honor OF foreign msslon.--
His conscious powers might well have turned
his thoughts that way and truly the admins
tration might have done worse thing than
appoint him. But hear him;-Mt Inteli-
gencer.
"THE VICE PRESIDENcY.--h has been said
that Colonel Richard NJ. Johnson UiH retire
from the canvass, if ii should be the acish of his
republican friends. No man in this counN is
more capable for such generous effort; for we
have strong evidences to satisfy US of his dtSin-
tcreslcdn4i and magnanimity. Perhaps no pub
lie man in America could have displayed higher
feelings than it has been our good fortune to
witness in the case Of Colonel Johnson. We
have two letters ofhis, written three years ago,
Which zoe ralue among the most precious contents
Of our Portfolio.
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Pfoscripton! Lngratitmc General 81.
mon Van Rensselaer,, our excellent md ros "oo'
ted postmaster, says the Albany Eyenina 1p'
nal, has received a letter from Amos Ksss sIut'
announcing that he has been '.inst,uc,o oII ~!
the President Of the United States to saw ,h Wy
in his Judgment The public interests r;T /, s""'
noted by changc Of pOstmaslers at AHo %T
and that such change will be made at tho "lS,,
orthe present quarter! ''0
Here is another sacrifice 10 the Iucoarron,
ofpariy? Here is another victim TO pon ~,
renism! Here is farther evidence That Meth.
virtue nor PATRIOTISM services nor scars c,n
protect a citizen from the ban of proscro,o ,,'
While Gen. Jackson was in office, these etTor.
TO obtain his removal were unavaiIing. The
old chief rejected, with Indignation, every pro
position to remove this veteran. WronG os
Gen. Jackson was in many things, he had the
generosity and patriotism TO protect gauan,
soldier who had poured out his blood for his
country. "While | am President" said tbe
hero of New Orleans to the hero of Queens.
town, "and you discharge your duty faithfully,
you are sale"
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"The sober second thou ght of the people is
ever wrong"--lRartia Van Buren,
4 So says the come-by-chance President, the
Aopted darling Of the "grim old lion of the
hermitage"
|, The first thought Of the people was to elect
Tim, the "sober second thought" is that they are
cry sorry tori In this case it is clearly
ghi.
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a capitulution, in which it has bcenopreed n :
tho whole army Of assailants shall fal bso 'Oa'
Mexico by regular marches. During Inn On
tlon made goo prisoners, and was oined t." &c ac
wards by 100 Of the Centralists; ali thei, sr
lery, mules and baggage, $50 muskets. ana I' '
ny other articles have fallen into our ham,. ma
lost officers and l2 soldiers killed ~ "
enemy's loss amounted to officers and 70 a aIe
Yates. ~ pH'
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TExAs-Eyory thing goes on swimmingly
in thus infant Republic. Galveston is destined
10 become her great seaport, as we perceive by
late papers that an untold number Of vessels
and steamboats, are daily arriving and depart.
ing coas'-wIse, and to and from Europe. A
great number OF stores and dwellings are in
progress OF erection in that city, and steam
cotton press is nearly completed. Business
and morals go hand in hand in Texas, and she
soon will become the garden spot Of the world.
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EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoN.--An editorial con.
ventIon is, we see, suggested in some ofthe pa.
pers, for the ovowed object of increasing Gu
prices. There isao doubt that the prices arc
much too low, compared with every other de.
partment of business. If the convention will
point ont some way to ensure payment even at
present prices we will go in for it. The thinp
Is, rather unnecessary now Better wait iii
times are better, and money more abundant.
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MARCUS MoRTuN the loco foco sbolitonist, has been
nominated by the Van Buren, convention of Massachu
sets to be defeated the se0eatceH time for the office
-of Governor.
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HEzEKIAH NILES, the late Editor of the Register died
on the End inst at Wilmington, Delaware.
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|, The Van Buren, party have carried every thing be-
fore them in the recent election in New Hampshire
The Wings have elected their entire ticket in Connec.
iicut
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CONGRESSIONAL MAJORITIES.

The majority for Ellsworth (Whig) Governor,
is 27l9. In the language of the Hartford Cou-
rant sto the wings of the United States, we
proclaim, in the spirit Of grateful oxultation
that our rictOry is c0mpletcr'
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"There is tide which taken at the food leads
on 10 fortune" as the fellow said ven no was
playing Picayune loo.
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From Tie ". O. Courier.
LATEST FROM MEXICO,

We have conversed with the captain Of the
schr' Anne Maria. He left Tampico on the els
uIt, General MeXia had arrived at Tampicc
the day before, but Acknowledgement Urrec
was expected on the day the vessel sailed. Il
was reported at Tampico that Urea had beer
defeated in two battles with the CentraIists
whose troops, 1000 strong, were about 1t
leagues from the town.
Some fears were entertained for the safety
OF Tampico. The federal troops in the place
are reckoned at 1000. The U. S. Gutter was
still in port
AS this vessel has had passage Of 4 DAYS,
and another was to leave Tampco two DAYS
after her, VIC may look for further accounts 10.
day or tomorrow
TAMPIco, March II.
By an express, which arrived this morning,
we have an account Of signal victory obtain
cd by the Federal army over the hosts of our
tyrants.
HEADQUARTERS LlBERArNs ARmy,l
Iaspan, March Is, 1889.
nave the satisfaction to announce to you
thot Just now at o'clock, the Federal army
mas ,! obtained most complete triumph over the
division OF the vanguard of the central troops,
commanded by General Cos. have only
tlIne 70 state that after three hours and half
Oh the hottest firing, the action terminated by
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JACKSON, April 9, 1899.

Mr.. EdHori---I request the favor of you ia
publish the following, because | know so well
the feelings Of my friend Howard towards the
Executive, that | am induced to believe he
would not do it.
10 the Central Corresponding Committee Of TIE
Democratic and State Rights COnuention:--
\ III understand your duties, they were to cor
respond with the county committees Throughout
.the Stale, in regard to the situation Of the par
.;y and its prospects, and the prospects Of sue
ccss Of tho several candidates composing the
Democratic and State Rights ticket; whether OF
not any Que Of the candidates was likely to be
defeated. or whether or not the position occu
. pied by any one or more candidates, was like
~ 10 endanger the success OF the ticket; and i
50, that action was to be had by which the OBJ
noxlous candidate might be stricken from the
Ticket, and name supplied which would secure
he success Of the ticket, il, indeed, it could sue
Iced at all, Of which entertain no sort Of doubt
irf it is filled with the names Of men in whose
Democratic principles the people have no mis-
Y yir'ngS. state to you advisedly, when say
N hat Alexander G, McNuA cannot mite our par.
HI in this STATE. have an opportunity in Jack.
\ Eon every day Of seeing and do see men who
8tre Democrats, good and true, from every part
y bf the State, who state most positively, that
,hcNut cannot get the vote of the party, and
End that the success Of the whole ticket will
je hazarded if his name is not taken off. The
pther candidates so far as know, or can learn,
Ere unobjectionable. would suggest the pro.
,riety, and absolute necessity Of your immedi-
4-te action in order to avoid defeat. At the
me Of McNutt's nomination, | was satisfied
with the lights before me,' but have since
ound cause to disapProbatc his acts both pre-
ious and subsequent 10 the convention Some
X hing must be done or defeat is ineritaJlc
NJ A DEMOCRAT.
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

The loco-focos are already becoming sensible of thu
sad bunder, they committed in placing the name o
A. G. McNutt al the head of their ticket His utte
PROSTITUTION Of the personal requisites for, the station
(which he occupies, sufficient to create violent op
postion TO his nomination in the conventions and his
coursc during the session of the Legislature has called
forth the opposition of the patriotic and intelligent of
the democratic party throughout the State. Nothing
but the wanonncss and msanthropy of a Nero, that
i could fiddle while his country was being destroyed,
could have prompted the veto of Governor McNutt of
the bill intended to place it in the power of the Union
Bank to establish the branches immediately, And the
Adisngcnuous connection of the Post Note bill in his veto
message betays consciousness of error and the neces
6ityof an apology The faith of the State was plcdg.
ud Tor the payment of the bonds and every one knows
That the interest of the people demanded that the Bank
thoud be put into full and immediate operation that
they might share its benefits when they were pcged
bear its burden. These things cannot be overlooked
Or forgotten; and from the subjoined article it seems
that some of the democracy are disposed to rctracc
,lheir steps.
We publish this week a communication of
- Democrat" dated Jackson, April 8, 1889,
directed to the Central Corresponding Com
mitteo, Of the Democratic and State Rights
Convention. The writer is not personally
! known 10 US, but we have known him by char
a meter for years, and have always looked upon
him as true Democrat; we go for Democracy
y not men--if Gov. A. G. McNutt is as "a Demo.
N crat" says, We say there is no time TO be lost
IN uniting the party on some other candidate.
ave 90 Tor unity--if we are divided our defeat
is certain and if united VIC ore Sure Of success
. Lexington (Mss) Union.
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FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
PHILLIP DIXON, of Kinds.
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w HIG TICKET.

FOR STATE TREASURER,
sILAs BROWN, of Kinds
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REpI BLJC OF TENAS.
TNEAst RY DEPARTMENT. !

I'ty OF houston '',n '"'y i''''
pursuance Oh arr9"l'e'nen' VI " Ut" pI''- ~
L t"h9Ioss OF inns fIP"o'''' 'pF,o'n.
list, 1862 making II ,he ""'y "I t''c ,o"s",
advertise ana cause 10 Dc s"u NC '''I c t''o N,,
or HL'io' ~ ", " ia, ~ I,'' CaIhnnu
Is hert"y given ',,"t A''' '',' III ~ y, | " ,l,,,
will be filtered at Pub &c SAFE Oh Mon7ay inc ao''
Gay vi >"'r,' '' ',,Nt' w. ~ ~ ca,,;
o'clock, W. and -Four ocI"ck' NJ al me EaFi,
to OF this Republic upon inc terms SET 'oF'" III
the following eA'fae's from '''e Id" "o''' '''e
toned
Ser, 4,-Bt it further enacted That the lots III
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY,

TOMACI PILIS AN CmlncN medical r!ter has FsmoK
> ed experiences has proved the fact that thse Hho are
attcnt, coping the stomach and bowels i'll proper order,
preserve health disease. and generally attain robust,
cheerful and healthy old age" esiras purpose these
pills ninplr,hcre prepared the .alRhaie OF nuhne'
extract Hawcr and the choice stohiachc
aud arricm drugs ti snetia Medical Ihsy have IN all
other medicine IN the cure Of
stomach complaints loss OF sPrstr indigestion.
un- and oppression alter meals hhortnr Is OF
breath excellent restorative AFTER any excess Mt Inc IA
BILE gently and cleanse tue bow els sresgher
tn. stomach tine constitution Females vi he
value good health should he Nhou them they purt
~ tie blood distractions, and eve the skin brau
,I clear healtEv and haanns RpFcaraR.e Persons Of
habit Hhr suhrC head ache, gdd'ncss, dim
have too ereat flow Of ssod t.
the head should them frequently Children and persons
iaIr them time, rs they do not c6htaia
any fdien that requires cnhnemspt or
restriction They should nc kept nnlily as
rcrc, sudden Illness. for by their prompt admin.
i.trnon noru.. cramps fevers and other
Iaraiimc omraint- he speedily cured or prevented
| Sob, Il, NJ. sd Custom honse st, New 0reaHa.
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TO THE LADIES.

lp IIiII'S |, ZERO ABDOMINAL. SUPPORTER
Vy,IIlS new instrument Tor the radicn cure Ut Pro
| npsus Utcri, or Falling of the omh, by Cx
trrnal application, supcrscdlng the use OF the 90
lcc;lonablc prcssary, Is confidently recommended
tn the afflicted as the means OF perfect rcstor ton
to hyi,l,h i, nevcr having failed of performing
cure, even under the most aggravated crcunsian
crs. 1t has received tho decided appreciation OF
SIR hs,Icy Cooper OF London Sir Benjamin I
l,rod,c: Sir James Clark Physician 10 the Queen;
Dr Ashwcn Lecturer on midwifery to Guys Hos.
mimi DIR Rirnv, lecturer to ST BartholomeSs; DR.
Griffith lecturer TO Westminster Hospital: DIR
R,m.bn,ham, lecturer to London hospital Robert
Ecrruson lecturer to Westminster lyng-in hnsplt,
al; l,r Swca,muu, lecturer 10 Middirscx hospital
and srnior accoucIcur to Queen Cnar,oiic's lying;
n.hospirnl also by Henry Dawes, ConGn"s, "
Bliu,cll, Lee, Mcrrlman, surgeon keatcS, Nc by
DR. Nurrc;lll, president OF the Academic H"ayae
10 Medicine, Puris and Accouchcr to the duchess
| UOr,rsns professors Vepoon, Marj"lin Pau
Duhnis Sa son and others-ano IN Few ORR -
| pro,rssorJ W Francis, 6 Bedford, NJ u Proas
s,r of midwifery in the university OF the city I"
New York, ;,ros Dosield, and .'rancis, Z .'ohn
s,on, prcsiden, County Med &ocie:7, Laurens Hui
resident med society State of York, p.os Jl
| NcSaughton Of Albany, pro's March, Cyrus Per
kiDs. poane-Drs rhos Eayl, Gilbert Saith
Uosacl., s,lourns, Ludlow, nissan, Vachc, Power
l:rayson, Van Rensselaer,, and many other d'str
pushed physicians in the States.
4 G lluli, Office Vessey ST, Astor House
York.
NJ \ constant supply Of the above instrument
!, with DIR Halls improved TrusscS for Hernia, VI
| hr kent nv SICkLt.S Il Co, n Orican
u \G CARPENTER, Natchez; Stonr n Marsh, Wo"'
| viilc: Booth and Mallory, Memphis; " L WIFE.
son, Sonterviilr Hall am v asningion, Nashvii
Nc Nairay and Hamilton do; K l. Bliss. Floron,
JC Spotswood, Athens.
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