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NI7 ILL be published, in the City of Washington
w by the both Of April, the first number OF the
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TO FAMILIES AND INVALlDS.

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DETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
Il ly supersedng all other preparations for the re-
liei OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Wbooping cough,
lighlness OF the Chest Bronchitis and similar pull
monary affections
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THE TRENTON EMPORIUM

Our readers. must remember that about one
year ago. we announced that the time. honored
Democratic Emporium had hoisled the name OF
Z" Old Veto for The Presidency in 1874 That
announcement brought down on the Emporium
The most bitter aud malignant denunciaIions of
The Globe, and lis haf-dozen unprincpled imita-
tors. The "great Globe itself" was offended
at the idea of Democratic journal presuaing
10 act IN such matter without waiting for
ders; and the editor who dared to think for
himself, was at once pronounced TO be no Dem
ocrat.
Well, the editor Of The Trenton Emporium
kept the Tyler flag flying, Notwithstanding the
denunciations of the Globe. At frs, few
Democrats (readers of the Globe) 'slopped
their papers,; but the number was soon made
up by Democrats who did not take the Globe
and from that day to this we are happy to learn
that The subscriptions have been steadily on the
increase, until, finally, its circulation is sweled
TO unprecedented dimensions And so with the
Railway Republican, and all the Tyler papers.
But theKesult to the cause, is the most graft
flying. The State had been hopelessly Wing,
and would hare continued in its beniehed state,
as all must confess, ii the Globe had succeeded
IN keeping the Democracy away from the Ad-
mnisiration. But il did no, succeed, and the
consequence is that the Republicans have made
clean sweep OF the State, and placed once
more upon their ramparts the same old flag that
Washington carried ,hither when he defeated
the British. No wonder the N. Y. American
is indignant
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'4th, Burlington, (W.)

In the twentieth district John Dickey (W.) is
elected by IS votesso say the Pittsburgh papers re-
ceived last night.
A memorandum on the Western way bill, received
last night says that the returns Of the eighteenth dis
tret are all in, and that Andrew Stewart (W.) is
elected by majority of 1877.
The above returns show that II Wings and l2 De-
mocrats have been elected. The 23d district has not
been heard from.
postscript to the Wheeling Gazette Of Saturday
morning contains the following:
OHIO-OUT OF THE WOODS.
We have the Ohio Statesmans slip of Friday morn
ing 1t admits that the Wings have t,celve majority in
the House, and claims with the old Members tie in
the Senate.
So much for Ohio.
III Wing members for Congress
Respecting the election for candidates to tho Lo-
glsature, postscript in the Wheeling Gazette Of
Saturday morning says
The Wings have majority in the House and on
joint ballot The Dems. cannot have more than two
majority in the Senate-it may be tie Huzzah
for the Buckeye State and HARR1 CLAY!
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From the Baltimore american.
A MERITED COMPLIMENT.

we take great pleasure in laying before our rea-
oers The following correspondence, in which honora-
bic and merited testimony is borne to the very eff
cent services rendered by Prof j X. w. DUNBAR of
this city, to the sufferers by the accident OF the 18th
OF September, on the Baltimore and Susquehanna
Railroad. lie remained at York, it will he recol-
lected several days, assiduousy engaged all the
while in ministering to the relief OF the injured per-
sons. Physicians and others who were present and
witnessed the measures adopted by him, speak Of his
unremiiting exertions and extraordinary skill in very
warm terms Of praise. Whilst at York he was ne
cessary compelled TO neglect his professional duties
at home. Notw outstanding this sacrifice, and the
great fatigue and inconvenience which he underwent,
he refused all compensation, preferrpg to perform
his humane conduct grautousy. This eommenda-
bic conduct.caDnot be too warmly applauded and
the handsome compliment which has been paid to
Prof ID. by the officers Of the escort, is therefore
welI-timed and justly deserved.
BALTIMORE, 2Ist September, Is43
Doctor j. r. DUNBAR, Surgeon Sod Regt.. III
DEAR Sir The undersigned, Colonel in COM
mand and Officers commanding companies in the
military Escort to the Association Of North Point De-
tenders their late visit to York all themselves of
unfegned thanks to you for your unceasng exertons
TO relieve those who injured by the sad accident
which occurred on that day.
they cannot express in sufficiently strong terms
the high sense they entertain of your skill and con-
duct on that me anchoy OCCASION; and they believe
had 1t not been for your professional skill that more
fatal termination Of the accident would have epsued
aid many more would have had 10 mourn their pro.
tectors as dead. As it is, owing in a great measure
10 the judgment displayed by you, that which at first
threatened TO be most fatal and terrible destruction
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From the Baltimore Sun.

The election yesterday bore additional testimony to
the facility with which the machinery of Republican
ism works, when under the direction OF intelligent
freemen. The circumstances under which the cleo
ton took place were calculated to excite the oppos-
ing parties to very energetic action and they did So
The past week was one of exceedingly great poi-
cal activity and the contest yesterday was extremely
anmated-much more so than that of the recent
DELEGATE election" yet good temper prevailed gen
orally throughout the day and now outstanding few
noisy words in few places, and trlAe of scuf1ling
among few unruly spirits. it could be truly SAID
that the peace of the community suffered any materi-
al violence 1t was in fact, all things considered
quiet and orderly election The day was fine-a beau
tiul October day the shonc during the great
er part OF it, and so did the ladcs-the former all
over the city, and the latter chiefly in Baltimore street.
so that what with patriotism and beauty voting and
shopping, an exhiera.ng atmosphere and genial
sum- those who could fail to be pleased were much to
be pitied The following table informs the reader of
the political result By perusal Of it, it will be
seen that Major James o. Law, (whig) has been
elected Mayor by 332 majority, and that the first
branch of the City Council stands-lG Wings and IL
Democrats.
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last Hartford (Ct) Patriot q Eagle.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE.
Our readers need not be told that only one
short year is to intervene before they will he
called upon TO vote for President and Vice Pre-
sident of these United States. Already, in al
most every State of the Union, we hear the
note of preparation" for the conflict of opinion
that is 10 take place, and he must be a careless
observer of the "signs of the times" who does
not see, in view of the probable result of the
approaching contest, that the great Democratic
party of the Union occupies most critical and
hazardous position.
That party has the power-the numerical
strength TO ensure triumph over all opposition,
but such has been the Liberal and anti-Repub-
lican policy Of certain would-be leaders, and such
is nop the spirit of intolerance and prescription
manifested relative TO the preliminary arrange
ments for the Presidential contest, that the more
moderate, consistent and disinterested portion of
the party both in this and ether States, are be-
coming disgu ted and are beginning TO despair
OF going into the Struggle with q united and ne
cessarily an inrincibie force. Meanwhile. the
common enemy of the Democratic party. en-
couraged and cheered on by the divisions and
dissensions In our ranks, which are palpabe to
every eye, and fred with new zeal and enrhu
sasm in consequence Of the impruden and rash
counsels that seem to prevail in the party-coun-
sells that are most destructive and suicidal to the
true interests Off Democracy, are marshalling
their forces and preparing for the contest with
an energy and spirit scarcely inferior TO that
manifested by them in 1910, when they swept
the country like a whirlwind.
This state of things ought not to be, and is to
be deeply lamented by every honest Democrat
1t Is, however, as our readers will bear US wit
ness, precisely what we have often predicted
would take place, if the tone and spirit of GER
tain organs Of the party was unchecked and al
lowed 10 have their legitimate effect. Our ex-
perience and knowledge of human nature bas
abundantly taught us that the dictate ial dis,o-
siton above alluded to-a disposition TO tbrnst
obnoxious opinions upon others-a spirit of dom;.
necring and party despotism-an oyerweenino
and upprincipIed eagerness for oficc-and the
denouncing as apostates all more conscientious
and quiet men who feel that they have "a coun-
try to serve as well as party TO obey" would
inevitably undermine and overthrow any politi-
cal party that tolerates or practices it, and that
it has nothing about it in conformity with Re
publican principles. The people of this coun-
Try, fortunately, are too intelligent and too tho
roughly mbued with feeling Of independence
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but one individual.
i ought 70 be SOURCE to the com~
munty 81 large, - y TO u, that notwithstanding it
was great personal and professional Inconvenience
to yourself you were prevailed upon by the Com
mandlng omcer 70 accompany the escort az Surgeon
and We can look upon it in no other light than as
Providental event ~ III n n
In returning again our thanks, psrmR u. to hooe
that your absence from the city IL altendne ia ia
sufferers at York, has not inerfsred win you duies
here, and to you your conduct Sn sericea
will ever be most gratefully r1l6embes 49, I
Wishing you health, happiness, and ptufesaionsl !;
success in life as your merit deserves. We renain
Very respectfully, IN
Your obt serv'ts sx4sss44v4yss.
JACOB g. gDANIEs sxsxs
Col. Commanding E6cpyf, (
JAMES H. MILLfKENs A1&
Capt. Bait. City GuxrdssssSSs
JAMES NJ ANDERSQNS< q. Vi
Capt. SD Infantry, Nf3FY.
GEOhGE n KAN EwAaa
Capt End sRep't Md. sArt,y.k4
J. WESLEY WATKINS.
Capt First MerhanicaF " lunteers.
JOHNsFREDERICK n
Capt. German XAgerssgH.s
.sha. +. LuCHE3x,
LIST. Lieut. Cong Independent MGdess
JOHN B. KLUNK.s II NJ
Capt 1st Regt LightAArt,y.
VIM, D. ROBERTS
Capt Lafaycttssy Oll IN 81
C.fP.s DU RHAM:ss y
Adjutant to the Escort. -,
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MARrIsIoUE AND GUADALorE.-By the latest ac-
counts, every thing was very quiet in these islands
and business very du-but little shipping there, a.
is generally the case in the hurricane months.
In Point-a-Petcr the people were building slight
wooden houses in place of those destroyed by the
ear'hquake-that, and the apprehension of emanei
patton of their negroes by the French Government
has quite discouraged them from making costly and
permanent improvements,
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croachmsns the rights OF the people csr oniv r.
suit under our system from legislative sncroachuens
and by regulating tho objects, duties and powers Of
government BY the constitution We adopt tho simplest
and surest method Of preventing executive abuses.
Your friend &C.,
THOMAS w. GlLMER.
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OR MAYOR.

From the Baltimore Sun.
OHIO ELECTION
IL appears to be conceded that the wings have
majority of the legislature joint ballot We an.
mex table showing the delegates who are certainly
elected to Congress from Ohio:
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COMPLIMENTARY TO THE GREAT WEST
The u S. Gazette, Mr. Clay's special organ,
says:
DR. DUNCAN, Loco-foco, is elected to Congress in
the Cincinnati District, that the good people al
the seat Of Government will not want for a spice of
that vulgarity which is agreeable to the West.
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GEORGIA ELEcTIoN.-The Augusta papers give re-
, ,l from So counties, which give Cooper, dem.
SO 952, and Crawford, whig, 37,930-whig majority
1898. Seven counties TO hear from. which in 1s4i
gave democratic majority of 7es.