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popular suffrage Your cabinet shall stand where you
have always stooda landmark OF the past, barrier 10
progress mounted rampant e arrest the advances Of
power, and wealth, banded in all forms OF political or
CARNATIONS, make upon and Tepess the freedom OF
labor and crush down the dignity q %sa
the laws OF nature. Stand upon your principles
OF class Legislation, OF exclusive privileges OF
incorporated wealth and social monopoly. and
labor and the repression Of popular rights; il is
your last resource but il will avail you not The gran
delr OF the democratic spirit viii se up % mock YOU
and to scatter the works OF your hands In despite OF
federalism the democratic party has planted an empire in
this great valley of the West trumphantly asserted
the navigation OF the Mississippi; Il purchased Florida
il acquired louisiana il INDICATED our rights on the
ocean against the most powerful naval force in the world
and against The fell despite OF the wing party 1.-THE pro-
longaton OF ederalism it has overthrown corrupt and
powerful moneyed corporations has preserved the con-
stution by preventing the assumption OF States debts
has saved the national treasury from bankruptcy by
dsclaiming the power to build system OF internal i'm
proyement and refusing to distribute the proceeds of the
public lands il has regulated the currency BY its law for
specie payments and system OF responsible deposo-
rles il has regulated commerce, by relaxing the re-
strains and imposition trade; il has encouraged
agriculture by giving il foreign marts; il has foster
ed and protected manufacturers beyond the capacity
OF any tax on the consumer, in giving to enter
any nation OF the world furnishes to its people ;
il has promoted the mechanic arts In supplying, with
their productions the demands and necessities of ag-
riculture, commerce, and manufactures; il has an
nexed Texas it has maintained our right to Oregon; il
has achieved glory and avenged wrongs the plains
and in the passes OF Mexico it has encompassed the
province Of New Mexico; it has given to the republic
the mines the rich valleys. and the magnificent harbors
of California; il has raised country to greatness and
has made her lin distant tme) the pathway Of the
nations her people the carriers Of commerce, and the
evangests of civilization These are the results OF the
democratic spirit which you and your party have ever
been hostile, but which, when shall be forgotten, and
you shall be remembered with scorn, overthrowing all
nd w IN ifs mi ~
agencies for the welfare and the PROCESS Of the human
race. GEO. w. THOMPSON. "
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We understand that, few days SINCE heavy robbery
committed at the post Office in this city We learn
that letter. addressed to Messrs Latham Co., bank
ers, containing about 5000 in bank notes, &c., was
taken from the box Of that firm in the post Office We
have not learned that any cew has yet been obtained
leading the discovery Of the perpetrators Of the rob-
berry We trust however, that the money may be
ered and the rogues brought to justice Wedo
ton this circumstance with view throw any discredit
upon the official conduct OF Gen. Taylors new posmas-
ter but we are very that, if such unfortunate
occurrence had happened during democratic admins.
raton, it would have been rung from end Of the
country the other by the federal press, proof Of
the mbecliiy or crime OF the democratic official.
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The following official list Of appointments, in yester
days National Intsigenor, shows that the axe is not
yet saated with the decapaiion of its victims Here
are nine vacancies created by the removal and
prescription OF so many democrats; and every one Of
them is nominally filled by the President himself with
the exception Of one:
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
COLLECTORS
Edward W. Lawton, Newport, Rhode Island, vies Ed
win Wilbur removed.
Henry Addison. Georgetown. d. c. vice Robert White.
removed.
SURVEYORS or THE CUSTOMS.
John M Spencer, East Greenwich, Rhode Island, rice
Sias Weaver, removed.
than Bardia, removed.
Charles Randall, Warren and Darlington Rhode Island,
uics Benjamin M. Boswonh, removed.
Benjamin T. Fendal, Alexandria, Virginia vics James
Mcclure, removed.
William Brown, Salem, Massachusetts,, vice John ID.
Howard removed.
APPRAISER.
Cornelius Savage, New York, vice Samuel J. Willis re-
moved
APPOINTMENT BY THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY.
William w. Thomas, assistant appraiser, New York,
nice John W. Manley, removed
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We should think the facetious editor Of the New York
Mirror, who took his disappointment in the matter Of the
marshashp Of that district pleasantly, really medaies
some mischief towards his party Certainly his jokes are
like Dangers striking them under the fifth RIB. In re-
bukpg the wings Of Florida for celebrating the motto Of
the State, adopted by the democrats-Ldises nous ars,
d Let us aone,"-he has the following hit at the
wing party
We do not believe that this s the wing feeling in other
mart, Of the Union In fact Ear own observation
oe. we have ever found the wings be the true lsssez
f,,e pary in this country, the wings are in England
and that their tendencies a towards free trade, while
thew are preaching an Opposite doctrine The wing party
vas once the great frse-rsds party Of the Union, with
Daniel Webster as the chief expounder, and they have
never vet been aenated from their first love. They
made estriconss by deserte from the opponents camp
This is the simple truth OF the matter They were, too
originally, opponents Of the United States Bank and Mr.
Webster was the FIST exclam, the moment the opportu
nifty presented ITSELF that the institution obsole'
dea.s
How long win IL be before he other leader OF Ii,
wings will pronounce the Judgment upon the docrn
Of protection Not long. we viii venture 10 predict
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Latest from California.

No Chasos for Men Of Moderate Msans-Dy Goods ard
Hardrars belOU par-Vhat does eel peH-Prico Cur
rsnt, re.
The subjoned extract Of private letter, the Philaie.
pha North American states, is from a gentleman who
sailed from New York with large amount OF means and
merchandise for the purpose OF engaging in regular trade
in San Francisco His statements may be relied on as
those Of a cool and calm observer
SAN FRANCISCO, May I, 1919.
We quite lively in this city Of the West Yes
sells arriving daily OF them from down the coast
and the Sandwich Islands, with full loads Of anxious gold
dggers and goods Among the arrivals from New
York the Wilton H. Nesmth Syvie de Grasse, Iowa,
and Sacramento, generally In about lao days from port 10
port.
Goods of some kind. sell well. and among them may
enumerate provisions groceries, lumber COAL wood, horses
and wagons Dy goods can be purchased as cheap, or
ware, and many kinds Of hardware viii pay expenses
The difficulties attending the landing OF goods from vessels
have not been oveaied and many Of the ghteng scows
and boats have been sunk by the violence Of the
winds The climate is very trying the constitution,
account Of the changes in the atmosphere Tue
comforts Of life lew aud far between IL s impossible
to realize what you would call good dnnerit
not be bad The chief reliance Is upon fresh beef and pro-
visions hsoug ron he oa,e' ana mere are no hsh oys.
exceedingly hard and that 10 dig gold successfully
have than ordinary powers Of endurance, and
you have my experience Of the gold region Those who
have made most money here land spectators and
chants OF Chill and the islands
Gold plenty, but very hard 70 be got and the average
ounces. There chance here Tor young man OF but
moderate 70 start IN business than
does home, and IL must inevitably resn IN The elsap
pointmeut many young coming with that purpose
Board IL S6 per week, and house rent exraysRant-a.
high a. 500 TO 500 per monh being demanded and paid
for one-story she'd 10 by l5 feet in dimensions
There IL, besides, nothing OF comfort cleanliness, and
Everything is owned and controlled By few spectators
cured a lot which to place my
Silver plenty, and small change hard pass, but god
troubled BY the Indians, and among own
nifty there Is scarcely sign OF Law OF order. b.
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ROMAN REPUBLIc AcKNowLEDeED.-A letter from
Rome June rs, in the New York Post written by gen.
tenan who formerly held adplomatic appointment from
our government, states that one OF the South American
states has been the first to acknowledge the new republic
This was done on that day through the minister Of the
South American State referred to- The same writer says
that the English and Paris papers are full OF msrepre
sentaion with regard TO things IN Rome, and that the
French may force entrance, but the government will
never surrender He adds:
he republic has established the Roman Catholic the
religion government They viii receive the Pope as
the ecclesiastical head Of the church, but tern poral
prince never The Catholic religion, should the Pope be
restored power, viii become tool and an agent 2,
Vance and the Pope Of her powell viii
be Obliged adopt all her vindctve and reactiona meas
ures imprson and exile all those whose only chine wa
that Of thinking he thought, and simply 70
carry out his opinions To this entirely dissent or the
spir Of cvu liberty win be retarded Europe
n nlsces Inc Vicar Of Cs under the absolute control
,i. M. nleon and of those with whom he Is in league
without consulting viii Of the Roman people, or the
cause of religion"
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exchanges and also that really shocking The
Newark Advertiser says:
"a distressing and remarkable Of mortality aud
family allction IL reported Milville, N. j. Mrs.
smith being alarmed lest her children might have the
cholera, took them Saturday the residence Of her
brother some miles out, for safety On Sunday morning
three OF with the cholera, and lay in
the embrace death before night They had eaten pro-
usey green apples and other fruit the day previous
Mr. Richards block inspector Of the Sixth Ward, ST.
LOUIS, gives some sad details, thus
In going through his district he found house situated
on Carr street, between Eighth and Ninth streets, which
was occupied by three families. la case the
mother had died. leaving four children, the father Of whom
constantly drank aud the time OF my first visit the
house, tbs drunk and IN bed with the dead
man. and Is drunk The other that Of a widow
having children she is also continually drunk The
children therefore the mercy OF any may
themselves about them poor dependence this particu
' Lar moment ~ Baltimore Sps,
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The present democratic governor Of Georgia, the Hon
George w: Towns, was nominated by the recent demo-
cratic convention by reclamation for reelection. The
Savannah Georgian gives glowing account Of the
prosperous condition Of the State under his administa
ton Such an able and viruous chief magistrate should
by all means be reelected and believe he will be
The people Of Georgia, in common with the people Of
the other States, have had an opportunity to judge Of
the character Of The present administration and we have
no doubt they have been equally disappointed and de-
ceived Let them. then, rally under the ban
ner Of their able and upright chief magistrate and hi
r.. election cannot be doubtful
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE July 20-5, p. m.
EIecutioa Of CoaSad Vini The expected Steamer Chos
ra al hs AissshOsse = FRs.-I The markets, &c.
AT IL o'clock to-day the dread sentence Of the law
was carried into effect in the jail yard Conrad Winter
Tue convicted murderer OF Mrs. Cooper The
witnessed by Of thousands from the outside Of the jail
wahe gaiows having been erected in accordance with
all VINO should desire to be present Among the crowd
We're thousands Of females and children The unfortunate
man seemed very penitent though his physical system
so Frustrated that he could difficulty walk 10 the gal
lows He has made full confession OF the murder though
denies that he was influenced by malice or eonous in
tent, atrbntlng his crime 10 something of monomania
which seemed TO beset him whenever he saw \ woman
who he thought resembled Mrs. Goodwin, OF Baltimore
county who he charges with having treated him very bad
shortly after his arrival in this country
There have been dngs received of the steamer
Caledonia, which has been out thirteen DAYS
The telegraph is in operation ST. Johns that she has
probably yet reached Halifax,
The cholera the Amshouse is progressing, but APP
parenty with rather less fatality than first Up TO
O'Clock this morning there had been IS and AZ deahs
This large mortality but when the fact that the sub
jects have all broken down constitutions considered IL
can scarcely be wondered at.
The extensive wool factory of Mr.. James Bayne the
Of Baltimore and French street, destroyed by
fire this morning.
In the Baltimore market this morning there sales Of
800 bbls. Howard -four, fresh, mixed brands, at
81 8li Sales, by dray load, good brands Howard
- si to 81 93i retail price, by single bb So Rye
-four SO wholesale and scarce; by the drayoad So ia
SO 25 The quantity Of all descriptions of grain arriving
very Red wheat 81 to 81 or white, 81 o. to
81 TO- Yellow 60 TO 81 cents white So TO 90
Rye 50 IS cents Oats % 80 cents in quality
Free cloverseed in demand at 50 SO by quantity.
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DIED.,
/, LUSD WASHINGTON, Ir., esq, in tAe

In t. city, yesterday LUsD WASHINGTON, J, esq, in the
year Of his
Mr. washington descended BY me fers and mothers side
from the most dsinaaished families Virginia His mother
te daughter spence Grayson, brother of Cot william
Guyo 90 memorable the u the revoluion and his father
as Inc peptcw Washington, Hayhed, for
year. Vernon e The Decreased was
81
wi and huno but his ubanU q manner and kind
pes. on dspoon w late keeper q The archives he
his death clerk IN me once
Of the Secretary Of the Senate.
His friends the family are invited aena nus
a. ,ng !, 10 o,elock from residence, street, be-
tween and 9th
Departed TN. % the city Of Richmond on the sh % way
lat EisIZABETH conrou OF Mr. BENJAMIN IL y hosrs,
IDrneriy of Gloucester county, Virginia
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James III, and Zachary /.
The Boston Post says:

"We do not wish to institute such comparison but
any who has read Macauay have failed observe the
striking smitude between the conduct of James ii and
Zachary IT Upon Witnessing the latters proficiency
in cutting OF them off, considering the short time he has
held power inclined regard the neophyte as
rather improving upon the model Of his iusrous proto-
type. James, however, had friends reward and enemies
to punish, and he didn't look qualifications Of honesty
talent the basis of removal appointment. Perhaps
Zachary differs from him somewhat in this respec-per-
haps he doesn't. The similitude lies principally in the
proscptve feature, but there much profession which
future practice beied then though hardly equaed
for mendacity by that of day Perhaps Zachary
believes James to have been OF the earlier Presidents
whom he is bound copy"
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Georgetown College.

We call attention to the advertisement in another
coumn-to the change of hour which has been fixed
upon for the usual commencement" of this celebrated
institution. The Faculty have decided, for sufficient
cause that the exercises to begin at o'clock, M
on the oath instant, instead Of the afternoon, as was
originally intended.
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To the Editors.
OFFIcE PEsrTESTIARY, ID. c.,
Washington. July 90. 1870.

Washington, July 90 1919.
writer in your paper OF this date. the signature
of "Zed," says that
"a whR friend nlorms that the Secretary Of the In
terror has given written orders the Warden of the DIS
ct Penitenay send all the printing and advertising
patronage Of the Peniientay "a panoe) the Re-
L."
In answer TO this precious piece Of information. have
10 say that the Secretary OF the Interior has at time,
since my connexon with this prison, sent any such
instructions that both your correspondent "Zed" and
his "whig friend" are egregously mistaken.
The mere fact OF my having advertised for proposals
for wood coal and broom. corn simultaneously in the
Urion Republic, and Integenosr, ought TO be sufficient
for YOU to know that your correspondent in
when he made the above charge against the Secretary OF
the Interior, because would not, under any crcum.
stances have disobeyed such instructions had they been
en- to me by him.
THOS. FlTNAM, Warden.
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Ertraa of letter from Indian Spring. Ga, July H.
..You have no doubt before this received the intel
ligence OF the unanimous denomination OF the Hon.
George w Towns the standard bearer OF the demo-
cratic parry for governor and have doubt of his
election BY largely increased majority Old lack and
his followers, in my Judgment cannot carry Jacob Col
amer. Tom Ewing, and the balance OF the abolition
crowd who seem 70 have received 30 large portion Of
his fayors."
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distractions % Mr.. Bspcrofs.
The New Haven Register pertinently remarks:

Soon after Tsyors Inauguration, the wing papers gran
doqueny announced that Mr. Bancroft had been instruct
ed not TO negotiate reciprocal navigation treaty with Eng
land The announcement has since been copied, with
comments, by the democratic press, and the National In
;elligeucer denies that any such instructions were
given, and beraes the democratic papers for uPrs~fas
the administration! They laundering set from ths
President, who ballot box, through the whols
list The idea accusing democratic papers Of abusing
,he administration by copying whig statements, is rcf
specimen OF Taylorite originality"
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RtRpRAYGE me propetm The Ten years old established
sce IN teirence information and General Agency AZ 81
Irais Missouri n city of washington Al persons
seeking general information, work. employment N any o. me
.- Tn west or south, their interest N consult
% - ,,,., snv aeIay he can Mr. Gibers, two
aoas. west ef cadby,s Hotel Pennsylvania avenue.
July 20-ar
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The Boston Atlas has not the manliness and the can
dor to state. that although Mr. gnaus Mudi contra
diets the statement Of his having visited North Carolina
yet that the North Carolina editor had only mistaken
the son for the sire.
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Two GOVERNORS or FLoRfDA-Governor Moseley OF Flor
Ia. decline. giving his sce until October next although
Hon Thomas Brown, the govs elect is waiting take
III. seat Some diversity in the Of the laws
/. the cause Of the dific uty.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY n, Is4s.

0yB. Brown Is authorized procure subscriptions for ths
Union the States Of Ohio and Indiana and eeeP, for
paid
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NOTTCE--he Rev. L. sTasror, Of New Orleans,
preach in Presbyterian church (Dr Laures on sab
ban morning, me Nd instant, a. ii O'Clock. JulyA
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s.@,3sl


Indian corn cheaper in Great Britain than any Other
food even potatoes. From This day forth, the quantity Of
American corn consumed In Great Britain sua increase
from year 10 year. with rapdity almost ncslculabe.
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condiiion of thl mnrklts. 6e

NEw YoRK, July 20-2 p. Mo tidings yet OF the
steamer Caledonia now due. Her news is momentarily
looked for Sales OF -four and grain at the prices OF yes
terday Mixed corn 81 a So cents, and yellow 80 a 90
cents Holders Of cotton firm. Sales OF 500 bales
az the prices of yesterday. Whiskey in bbls "a 24l
cents. Nothing new in stocks. The market steady.
PHuADELPHIA, July 2o-l p Business generaDyis
dull Small sales of -four 81 60 - IS for old and
fresh ground. Grain unchanged Sales oil yellow corn
al 90 cents No change in other articles
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they viii be where they properly belong We have no
il-w against them but we wish to understand their
true characters.
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.Sptcis br fhs Canada.

Bosros, July le-p. m-We are informed that the
steamer Canada which sailed yesterday for Liverpool,
has on board s54 900 specie, belonging TO Madame
Weiss guardian OF the Vennoise children.
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REPoRrs soR THE UNION.
Progress Of the Cholera North and West.

Progress Of the Cholera North and West
PHILADELPHIA July 20-2, p. m.--The Board of Health
report 40 and 20 deaths OF cholera for the
hours ending at to-day The disease is slightly
the decrease.
New York, July 2O-l. D. m-Thc cholera is decreas-
ing. The Board OF Health have reported SO and
26 deaths for the "a hours ending noon to-day The
weather is close and sultry.
BosroN July l9-There have been no cases OF cholera
thus far for the week is iOs which large Increase
large number, however, died from the excessive heat
St. LOUIS July l9-Yesterday at noon the sections of
the different cemeteries reported 81 nterments for the
preceding "a hours, of which so from cholera, and
"a from other diseases.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE interments for the "a hours
ending noon Yesterday were 90, OF which there were
from cholera SO, other diseases 40 To-day the GENE
tees report ntemens43 OF cholera, and 40 of other
diseases The total number for the two days ending
noon to-day, is 1911, follows cholera l02 other dis
eases SO.
TOLEDO (Ohio,) July 1s.-There have been fifteen
four hours. The number OF cases cannot be correctly
asceItained.
ALBANY, July 1916 p. m.--Tbere have been thirteen
OF cholera and death reported since yesterday
BUFFALO, July is ls49-The Board of Health report
thirty nine OF cholera and thirteen deaths for the
past twenty -four hours This report indicates increase
the report OF yesterday of eighteen and five
deaths.
MONTREAL, July Is.The report of interments is, we
gratfed to sate rather more favorable to-day, il
hbiing but thirty six OF which number twenty
ON Monday last was thirty lone; and yesterday the num-
Der announced sixty We regret to state that
the cholera continues the increase in this city, Que
bee, and Toronto.
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Cosdsmned 10 be Hnng.
CHARLESTON, July 19.-The negroes engaged in the
recent outbreak the workhouse have been tried and
condemned TO be hung tomorrow.
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Health of The western cites.

CINCINNATI, July lo-The health OF this city, as well
OF ST. Louis is rapidly improving and we have pros
carried of of most eminent citizens and cher
ished parents The number of deaths for the past two
days have been small in comparison with the large
Der that fell victims but few days since The inter-
mens for the IS hours ending to-day hardly reach
two hundred. Business men are again moving, and
trade will soon be fourishing among us.
In ST. LOUIS also, the peslence, seems, has done IFS
worst and the number Of nerments has been reduced 10
eighty per day-rsther iatering figure compared with
those OF $50 and 100 we had record last week The
weather, however continues cool and showery, but
entertain hopes of change for the better.