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Il Having just Advertisements, signed by r. T.
banum Of the American Museum calculated and intend
ed 10 do injury to- and possible the Of
my children, Kate and Ellen, known - the BstsnAa
Chdren In their native country their return lwAosc
success England Ireland and Scotland during
year has besp without parallel dramatie history ad
Barnnm and his legal adviser. Mr. Cromwell themselves
Acknowledge wish simply to state that the 18th Of
June 1882 have had connection Whatever with said
ever q renewal for .eeond year or sven
lawyers signature Of expanding 100000 to oppose tho
proposed tour OF my children America after return
in August. will not prevent from making that tour
sm fully prepared co guarantee managers and others
against all injuncti0ns, SUITS which avArise
and malice hatch against the Of children
at home and trust That tho motive Of these threats
which the great Snowman could his wealth
whore he has not shadow Of right will be duly
and appreciated by country Let him produces just
proofs Of claim upon and will submit ether wise his
threats backed by his wealth and in
uence will, like Arabian chickens, "st homo to
roost III. L. BATEMAN.
r. S.-The insinuations of understanding with Bag
this difficulty, which have been huted st BY
the papers, utterly without foundation No who
knows could possibly give them moments eredenoc
" II.
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- X 49, ~
RowARr rhBATRB.-DOoRs OPEN ArJx; sorxEu
ID sounssveS - . o'siesk. Boxes rs cents; Pit i2sS
ss.s Seats Y Orchestra Boxes " ssnts PrvAss Boxes
rns1ay svs.i.s Aug 10 kaeAlissr. the great Wizard
q r. rS e' 6s la s IN rMs ENCHANTED PALACE
~ AnosAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr-DooRs
spsr TX, curtain risss a. o'clock Tuesday
n INNS A'''.' - WI 4 3 s.'S SsAy :
Professor Honey and will execute their wonderful per-
rnAn'' called A'r x@Ss Efh' around the World
powERY THEATRE.-NEARLY 10000 PEOPLE HAVE
H. =, and With sa
p.raelsd thu,iasm ohsered him The universal sun
ne edshs Bc1sry Theatre
% evening rin De given more new and brilliant fsats
'SsrSw Come one come all 'Now tho day and nows
RARSUxs AMERICAN nUsEUk.-ADxIssION. Is
E ssass
Eam. voas.sp Petite tss iS viii 1 se
fhe living ssrpsns.. o.srsi orsns 6ussns. e. ''A'
CBRIsrY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. NO.
hs Grand Open night
'ass II and sapsrsnssS psriormer
city, Hsi s.sn 1sssi;sa
eth AvsE BY hishly and fashionable audiences
are sisr%si
WooDs slNsTREas: ~ BaoApwAY ABOVE
Aagement Of H. Wood, whose and Ethiopian deli
PEI
newly ventilated Ice water fountain erected In the
% % Of ansss n
1
disson tin sed until further notice.
DOOR UNCLE ToM-UNcLE TOMS cABIN-wooD's
Me admirers and s%s ana SsSs
$ aim nt sng T Ta0 have tine %
commencing Monday. Aug. 9th.
EAs PALACE OF BEAUTY, NO. SO BOWERY, d.
- recty opposite the Bowery Theatre The above elegant
is evening and Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons commencing at O'clock Novel and
original All ladies appear. The Bloomer
troupe composed entirely ofladies under the direction Of
Mile Louise Jerome. will appear in variety Of songs bal
duets &c. Also, Bloomer waltzes, polkas
&c Each lady dressed in different costume,
the moi dazzling and brilliant appearance imaginable.
Groups ofvipg marble staSuary will DO introduced per-
sonAtng of tho greatest pictures Of ancient star
great variety Of will be given,
be other place Of in New York. Adj
missionSsa private boxes 80 cents Orchestra Seats
716 cents Boxes, rs cents; Parquet, l211a cents.
MAD. ANNETTE sTEPHANI RESPECTFULLY AN
y1 Grand Concert to be given mt the Pavilion
Hotel, Long Branch, N. j. Thursday evening" August
H. assisted by Mrs. Boyce Mr. NJ e. Mathews, and Mr. Mel
vile, Pianist. Particulars in programmes.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the OF owners occupant or 90,
land affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed ASSESSORS and lodged in the
eco Of the examination by all
persons interested For raising, regulating setting.
Wall street from Front 80 South street and building
basins, where the 10
form to the grade South street, The Traits
hrsced by include all the several houses
situated northery side Of wall street, between
Water and South Streets and the southery side be-
tween Pearl and South streets on Of water
street. from line opposite Gouyerneur lane about one
the westerly side Front street. Gouverneur lane
and No. @ north Of street, and the e.stery
The eastery side between street lSl and
named asssessmens, apd who are opposed 10 the
either f them, are requested to present their oh
this notice, SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Asssssors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Departments, July
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPL!Es, JULY
~ a. lS52-To BudersSealed proposals Will be receiy-
cd at the Of tho Commissioners Of Repairs ana
At o'clock M At which time they will be publicly open
nv No AZ in Murray street. also for repairs ena Alto
Ystions 20 building 81 Ann street, for the use OF Engine
(cmpnnv No s. Builders will estimate for the mason ana
carpsntcr work each house separste The plans sna
nstn in regard thereto had at the office Of the su
perntenda Of Repairs public buildings, NO. ~ Eliza
Hath etrco Blank estim will be furnished At either
B.-Tho Commissioner reserves the right OF re-
Che Corpora ton. WIN. ADAMS.
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CORPORATIoN NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby TO the owners occupant or oo-
all houses and lots proved unmproved lands
thereby that the following have been
completed the Assessors snd lodged in the office Of
the Bureau OF for examination by all persons
Interested vizFor repairing the intersection Of West and
streets The limits embraced by such assessment in
eude all the several and lots Of ground vacant let's
pieces parcels of land situated both sides of Jay
street. between West and ashngton Streets and the
easte side Of West street about 100 feet northery and 90
affected by the above named assessments. and who
to the either Of Them requested to
present their objections in writing to the Mt
their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
'A' essS - '] SAMUEL H. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
a. 1852
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
the office of the Bureau of Assessments for
by oil interested For fencing vacant lots
G. The limits embraced by such assessment include the
parcels of land situated the south side Of Eleventh
street. being ward numbers and $685. All whose
who opposed to the either Of Them
aerssnsd, At thel Ohoe, No, Hall Of Records, within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
81. 1852
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PURLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to the owner owners, occupant
occupants Of houses and lots improved unimproved
been completed By the and in the oce
paving an setting curb and gutter
in Twentieth street. from First A. The
limits embraced by such include all the several
houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
First to A. the east side of First
and the vest side Of ninety two feet north and
ere by the above named and who
opposed TO the either Of them requested
present their objections in writing to the undersigned
the date of this notice.
f fiaSS RT fIsS affSa Assessor"
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department., July
81, 1882
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


M tss . Owners q Dssa-Nouos l. hereby over. Sss
us i ..s ss:s :s.!S ~
s..ss !. s.. :: strict
Ss.sS the Psus hs.s street sssm.sn Hslsa
ansns . Ssss being pro-
f,S Hnsslss ., ~ e che ss.tsssss tbs
rs Owner: ?, dos, nsy s "a Them :.
A. G. KINGsLAND. Mayor.
CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, that petition has been the
Sss. Y ooa:s1ssar street ps.soHs @ hss-
ne iasass .s iii: sass z's.ss
- President Of the Cressn Aausds,t psps..-enA
Now YoIi, July n. 1867. - s-'.''' .'p'''-'1~
~ iershy given to the owners occupant or
81 ssss
nee 81 s FOR Ass IN s sS
persons interested For building sewer in Twenty.
e ss
81 s
~ firth street. between Third and Lexington avenuee All
.S9 e Sss
70 Ss to sss ns Il
within thirty days from the date q this notice.
S kkzsc!s y s! Rh sG55i Assessors,
once pnre.u o. Assss. wM; SMITH s,ra.; Al.
CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owner owners, occupant
been completed by the and lodged the Office
Of the bureAu Of Assessments for
sons Interested yizFor regulating and setting and
Hudson river. embraced by such in
clude all the several houses ground lots
pieces and parcels OF land situated both sides Thirty
fifth street. between Tenth and Eleventh per-
whose are affected BY The above named
and who are opposed to the same either Of then
undersigned st their Office No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Street August
I'll
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EoR PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA TO SAIL ON
ednesday morning, the 18th Instant the clipper
brig JOHN SCOTT Captain Baker having excellent and
cabin AND steerage Aocomeda
tons few second cabin berths still be OBJ
tained RAtes-Second cabin. Sl0c steerage $50. Apply
street. N. B-wni positively sail on the above day
wind an weather permitting or money refunded.
LOGAN a COLLINS, 90 South street, corner Of Pine.
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON.
Hh:si :sss%:hip BIACK Y zkRioR Robert v; ssrisidt
Monday, August 10th, and win sail the abovegors from
pier fsos q Harrison street North river on Wednssday
leans reshpped ~ Mobile free OF rifssion. Passage
LIvNdsToTHes cp0GaHkSa Co. Bssy
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ORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petition has been presented In
the Board Of Aldermen for Sewer Twenty sixth street.
between Madison and Fourth avenues; also, in Orange
street. from eighty feet south Of Grand street hum
dred ten feet Of aker street, to connect with
the Hester street. hiso resolution for extern
sion Of the in G. from Thirteenth Sixteenth
and Of the sewer in Fourteenth street to avenue G.
uestsd to present the same writing to the engineer at
NICHOLAS DEAN. President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, July "a, 1852. -
CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants of all houses and lots unim lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the Office Of
tho Bureau for examination by all persons
iAtey0stsd vs-For building Sewer in Hudson street,
from in Leroy street. and Through Morton street.
800 feet Of Hudson The its embraced
sush include all the several houses and lots
OF ground vacant lots pieces and PARCELS of land situated
both sides Of Hudson street. Leroy to Norton streets
tho east side Of Hudson street. % feet northery from
Morton aid both sides Of Morton 300
eastery from Hudson street. All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessment and who
sed TO the either Of them requested
pSesnr rnu objections in writing to the undergned at
her oice No. ban Of Records, within thirty days from
tbs sass ofthis aotiec
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
oce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
"a, 1859.
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CORPORATION NOrICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gvep TO the owner or owners OF occupant er
Ad thereby that the wing assessments have
been completed the and are the oce
sons For building In Duane street,
from the Hudson river the between Hudson and
Greenwich streets and In Greenwich street. from about
fest south Of Jay to about twenty feet
include all the several houses lots ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
sides Of Duane street. from the crown between Green
wieh and reet both sides wich street,
Washington. and Reade Streets northeRly and southery
Of said Streets and the side Of West
hundred feet north from Duane street. All
whose are anested blythe above named aess
and who opposed TO the either of them,
are requested to present their objections writing TO
their once, No Hall Of Records. within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL Fl. Oh MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
oce, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
only through u s. Nail line fer California and Oregon via
Aspn All and order Of the Postmaster Gene
raj the United States Mail steamers with the grst Call
forna and Oregon mails to DO despatched on the 6
md aOth Of each month direct New
Orleans on the 7th and I'D hen these dates
Sunday the ealing to b postponed until the Monday fol-
United States Mail SteAmehip Company. The folio wing
list OF the steamships beIon ging to this company
GGHHGHRGIA.. COG o tons CRESCENT CITY sS tea,
EHfi N9!s go tons SS ton:
Leaving York for A;pnv a. on the 9th and 10Th d
The nsv steamships FL Dorado and Falcon will form q
direct ~ between New Orleans and Aspinwa, leaving
the 22d Of each month and forming with the Paoiae
steamships through line to and from New Orleans and
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong Harris g. o.,
agents at that place.
RATES FROM NEW YORK TO AsPINwALL
For Ladies' Saloon State Rooms Observation-Disclosures @
Lower Att and Forward Saloon Rooms
SECOND Cspn stanoeee.
Passensers are landed at the railroad depot Aspinwss
free Expense The railroad being in operation and
running half the distance from Aspnwa to Panama,
the transit of the lsthmus may be performed in
eighteen to twentfour hoursthe expense, which
from $40 to $25 to be borne by the passsnserg
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The public informed that under the arrangement
this company steamers inspected and approved by Tie
Navy Department, commanded BY Navy officers, and oar
ryng the United States Nails viii leave Panama
immediately srryaof the Atlantic mails, and San FRAN
cisco the LIST aud 10Th of each month Ill touch
at Acapulco boat will be kept at each end o.
tho route to cover accidents The following steam packets
belonging to the Pacific Mail Ste amshp Company new
the Pacific of which will be always in pert, ~ ESQ
INC Of rout
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MEDICAL,

THE BARON SPoLAsCO, N. D., 553 BROADWAY,
versus Cholera Darrh@a and Dysentsry But one pur.
the above great good mans Rsnoyoter will
only act through tho whole system az charm but
will purify renovae the blood, and est tuay chase
away cholera antecedents In my case. cons
shadow Of doubt that have twice saved
by the extraordinary talents and inmtabe medicines OF
Baron SpoAscooncc in Europe and recently in New York.
would to all have dose OF Spolasoos Rsnovators
by you for mergencies an d you are safe. -
HAMILTON, Bswery Theatre.
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TIVE UNITED STATES MA IL STEAMSHIP HKRMANN
Edward Higgins u. 8. N, Commander, will sail 70
Bremen touching at Southampton 10 land The mails Al
Il from pier Nos North river At 8 o'clock p. N. Prie
Of PASSAGE
In first cabin, lower saloon. lW
An surgeon Is sttached TO the ship. All
tors must pass through the Post Once Specie delivered
MOLLER, SAND & kIERA Agents. rs South street.
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VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE
shortest and cheapest ropte-Only line giving tickets
steamship NORTHERN LIGHT 1900 tons, viii leave from
pier No. North river, at o'clock r M precisely
Friday August 20 del Norte Direct
ing With tho fsyorits steamship PACIFIC o TONS over
transportation These steamers unsurpassed in their
and ventilation. Passengers will 60
through without detention tho Pacific being in
waiting and 81 season Of the year much mere healthy
and than by other route For information
and passage lowest rates. apply only AZ the once No.
Battery place, up stairs. d. b. ALLEN. Agent
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Ratios of Passage from Philadelphia Saloon in after
state rooms 500 in mdshp state rooms 1885, in forward
state rooms Sh5-including and stewards fees
For freight or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place, N Y.
OF No. Walnut street, Philadeph
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken
$40 from Philadelphia and $50 from Everpoo-f0und
with provisions.
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NEW NEW
IL Engine teameship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop Sears
csmmsnee viii leave pier No East river for the abeys
This ship has elegant for passengers Pas
Cabin $780, In Storage SIS For freight passage
srto =. LINCOLN g. CO., IL Pearl st.
Measurement goods POO cubic foot. Shippers
quesed TO supply Themselves with the steamers bills Of
lading las NO others will be signed which be had ON
ana signed only board No freight received bills OF
lsding signed after two o'clock the day Of sailing Tho
and sail Monday, September 6h at four o'clock Pm.
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UMPIRE CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
II Aspinwall direct and San yuan The splendid double
engine Steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 1900 tons burthsn,
j. Dayton Wilson, Esq ander, will leave for Aspin
wall Direct Thursday 18th day Of from her dock
commodatons and Is ureqused in her ventilation. ros
freight or passage, a HpJRE tn . cox y. .,
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sibo found. Apply to Z. b. SUTTON, 81 Wall street.
or o. w. POLLITZ, Beaver street.
CTEAM TO AUsTRALIA-UNDER ARRANGEMENT
- with u Melbourne Gold and General Mining Assoc
tion.-The favorte and we'll known steamship SARAh
SANDS, 1900 burthen, VIM. c. Thompson Commands,
will leave the port of Liverpool the 18th Of August CALI
Ing At Queenstown OF Cork TO take on board Passe
gers and leave the 3st August for Melbourne and sgd
neythe principal ports Of the Australian gold regions
For rates Of fare Sc and other inform alton. apply
j. HOW ARD a SON. Agents, "a Broadway
Passengers isayisg New York by the steamship Glass'y
August IA. will be In time to meet the Sarah oanas -
Queenstown, Cove of Cork.
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fxOLD PEMe-A. O. BA0LHY co.. NAyUrAcTU.
" Of Gold Pens and Pencil Cases and patentoos Of
Ahe ExseAaioA Cases. Ne "a Maiden LANE and
~ lIYving Houss) Broadway.
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EDWARD X. COLLIN Ms " CO., Sc Wall st., New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY b CO., Liverpool.
r.. G. ROBERTS g. CO.. Is Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE co. 26 Rue Notre Dame. des Vic
torres Paris; or
GEO. H. DRAPER Havre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie jewelry precious stones METALS
bills Of ladng signed therefor and the value
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DACKETS FOR HAvRE.-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Hayre ON the 10th, and New

They are all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles the comfort and
Of and commanded BY men Of experience in the
Goods to the subscribers will be forwarded free from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents, 16f Pearl street.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Mr.. Auguste Belmont informs US that he
is a naturalized citizen here, and denies that
be is now acting Charge d'Affaires Of Austria,
though certainly the Chevalier Hulsemann, on
abandoning the Chargeship, indicated Mr. Bel
mont as The person who would act in that ca
pacity pro tenn, and no one has yet arrived to
supersede him. That NJ Belmont is now, as he
has long beeR, the Consul General OF Austria
in this country, as also the agent and protect
of the great banking house of the Rothschilds,
no one denies
Mr.. Belmont would tsin represent us as hav-
inc attacked him. We have done nothing of
the sort. We have intimated nothing to his
prejudice, unless we did so in stating the naked
fact that he is leading supporter Of Pierce
and King We have in no manner questioned
his right to take prominent part in our poll
tics, though the deIicGey of his doing so, while
holding the relation be does to the Austrian
government, is point to be considered. But
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
TEMPERANCE IN POLITICS.

We find in circulation u ticket for CITY
Officers purporting TO have been framed by the
Temperance Alliance and thereby COM
mended to the support of the voters Of our
City friendly to Temperance. Let us consider
this movement
Our readers know that We are earnestly de-
sirous of the enactment substantially of the
Maine Law in this and. the sister States.
They know that We are more than willing for
that end TO waive Party considerations, SO far
as the Legislature is concerned. and TO vote
for our bitterest Political adversary, if commit
ted to the Maine Law, in preference TO the best
Wing who opposes it. But why we should
vote for Congressman, Sheriff. Judge or
Comfy Clerk, with reference to the Maine
Law or any kindred question, we do not COM
prehend, and are not likely to learn. The whole
business of nominating Temperance candidates
tor such offices seems to us grossly impertinent
and absurd-ss much so as would be the nomi-
nation Of candidates favorable or adverse to the
so-called Spiritual Rappings.'
MIND that We do not at all object to voting for
temperate men inpreterence to incorporate, or
lot men OF good morals in preference to their op-
poN''es'-this Is correct and commendable. IL
n'' scratching tickets that We object to for
.,a nave u0ne and shall do this on very moder-
s'e provocation. Erase from Your hail., -,
name Oi every man You deem npst .,er'.
pace win a better-frOm the opposite ticta,
you there find better; if not, put on the
name OF some competent and worthy man who
is lot . candidate. But do your own thipkins
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Mr.. Belmont, in playing the part he has vol
unteered to take in our politics, has no claim
20 immunity from criticism. We have right
10 let those who are swindled by the terms
Democrat and Democracy know what sort
of company they keep, and who they are who
raise the money and do the engineering Tor
Pierce's election. We have right to let the
radical Germans who have come to this coun
try TO escape the sway of Austria and the
Potbscbids know what is that Democracy
which is to triumph if Pierce is elected Mr.
Belmont's voluntarily assumed attitude and ac-
tjvitv enable us to do this; and if they aid US
70 undeceive even a few of those whom Sham
Democracy has hitherto misled, we shall not
have written in vain.
Mr.. Belmont may indeed assert or insinuate
that we have challenged his right to informed
die in our politics because of his Foreign birth;
but if he dees he will assert or insinuate false
hood. We care nothing for the place of his
birth, and consider only what he is. That he
is no Democrat, in any sense which the die
tionary would justify, we know; and we ask,
as We have right to ask, the electors, wheth-
or Native or Adopted, to Judge how much that
Democracy can be worth of which AuSuste
Belmont is leader.