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4 REsPECTABLl YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A
n Situation a. ssamstrsss, and would have -
objection to light Chamber work. Address 30 l."
ut this cf1os. nov 2l-lts
WIANrED-A SITUATION By YOUNG MAN
W as Overseer on farm. Best Of reference given
If required. Address WIN. CA LII at this Office
nov II ~
lA/ ANTED-A tsnan. for the uroosry Store cor
w nsr Of Third and Market street, Georgetown.
nov IL
w ANTED--sIx Or EIGHT MORE HANDS 10
w work on place near the city for the winter
or year. Board found.
Also, Man who has some knowledge Of black
snithing, and good cook, washer and irnner
20 LLOYD CO,
Opposite Treasury, 18th street.
Once open rom Q to daily. oct 26-lm
XETAEYS NEGROES.-Thesubsc ribers ere
w all times In the market buying SLAVES, Day
Ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale viii please cali at A2 PRATT STREET, Bal
timore, Md, (Slstters old stand.) Slaves taken On
board at rs cents per day.
fob ely B.M.A W. L. CAMPBALL
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4 VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEP-THE
IA store on the east side of Eleventh street, one
door north Of Psnns, lvsnia avsnus, lately oocu-
pied BY Mr.. Dyer a. an auction and commission
store, Is for rent low to Q good tsnaat. Apply to
-... g. A. RANDALL
nov lift Corner Twelfth and d streets
GTUKAdE.-Those having Furniture, Dry GOODS,
y Groceries, L., to be stored, win find ample ac
eommodations In the large, airy, fag-stonspaved
and dry Easements under the star Office corner Pa
svenus and Eleventh st. Apply ct the Star office
oct 2k-n
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= Mn. ,SCHONENBERG,
Teacher Of Piano and Singing,

DNMOVAL- -aLOKGKF DYAK, spsfi9nSel
II and Commi son Merchant, has smcved fia
offs to street, frst house from the corner -o1
Tenth str ct west, where he will be plea ed to fee
biz fo msr patrons and the public generally.
nov lh-{H
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n DENNIs, (rHoa rAlr) UPaoLsTERER And
t. PAPER HANGER, 10. 49,, er Of touift
-AnA sven DE snt Sixth street, Wssfinston, ID. Q,
Furniture repaired and Vanished. Go PETE cut
fitted, ma n ads.
On tsins Lounges, and Mattresses made
g. Good references gives.
Il y D. 20 ici 4 share of patronage Of the pubfic,
s1f rlelers to do his at ami Oh asp any
other t. biishu1ent In tie city. nov 1-lAas
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EfOR r. TT Or SAL E.-THE MODERN
IL Fourstory Brick House Thirteenth st, eet
near y, east side. The house Is in good repair dry
cellars, and to good to ,snt the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November Apply to
Noet 3O-tf JAS. c. MCGUIRE Amer
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WATCH RETURNS There were no offenders
in the Guard house last night. This station
has almost become . lodging house for tho
poor and homeless The unfortunate arc
treated kindly here, but it is rough homo for
tho wicked and malicious,
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The State Of The Ohio,

WHEELING, Nov 2l.-Ths river here he's 80
inches Of water In the channel, at Pittsburg
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Boarding.

DOkRDINQ.-Theh Misses I'll ANKS, adioin.
ID in, the store Of MIR. Berry, On Bridge street,
Georgetown hsve several fine ROOMS to let, and
are pre pared to accommod ate Boarders both perma-
nent and transient, on the most moderate terms.
nov 0-1m
pOAHDIE0.-Mrs DuvALL, Penna. avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and Offers every desirable comfort and accommoda-
ton for families or single gentlemen-perE anent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding HOUSE
will he found II Washinstou. js1t1y
TO TEACHERS For sale low a pair Of Globes
and a Philosophical Apparatus. Enquire Of
TAYLOR q MAUKf. nov II
EvRNING CLASSES IN LAN4UAGES,-PKOP
IL SCHON IN RG Will commence reviewing
classes In Languages On Monday, 10th October. ri
his residence, 267 Psnnsylvsnia avenue
oct &-tf
-nLD NOvsLs-A LAEGR NUMBER, LAID
" aside by the undersigned to send to auction,
may be bought In the mean time at auction prices
or less, from PRANCK TAYLOR.
nov IA
T UNI BIER LUM Z an
IL $4,000 feet Albany white pine Lumber ~ to
5000 feet cherry e4to l2-l
s 5000 do do ~ and SO
5000 do walnut coffin boards, first quality
900 do do ~ to 1915, wide and clear
10000 do ash ~ to 1914, Of the hest kind
5000 do poplar ~
Just received and fer ale by
&C., - -. J. B. WARD 4 BRO.
nov 1S-1w Twelfth street and canal.
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DOR RENT.-A small Frame HOUSE, No. 50
L Louisiana avenue, bst,ssn Sixth aud Seventh
streets. To responsible tenant the rent will be
very low. Apply to Elk LUNDY.
No 196 Bridge stree {, Georgetown.
..- Or No. 400 Z street, Washington, D. c.
nov Q0-ff .
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LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS,
TNHosE wanting nns furnished ROOMS, centrally
/ located, on moderate terms can be acoommc.
dated ct Mrs. WILSON'S, corner Of Eleventh street
ano RI. avenue --- nov 20--3t
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GOVERNOR Vote

New YORK, Nov. 81 "A few additional Oh
cl returns re,sivsd here, favor the election
of Clark
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L&S 0(N HANDSOME FURNISHED Dwell
W. sOSO .LNGS FOR RENT.-Ihay for rent
being wirbin Ave minutss' vsik Of The Prssidmt,s
aoase, public Departments, and, Pepnsylvsui,
Assnus' tpresstory brick House, handsom ely fur.
n,saed' Win eysrY attending comfort saficieney
With the hou 9 and furniture. ~ '-->'
Aov AA-soAW NICHOLAS CALLAN,
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Money Matters West.

CINCINNATI, Nov. H.-Money matters here
case also at St. Louis and other wsets.ns
towns.
The river here A falling.
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e. b. II ALL, M ID. -
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

II ATE Of Pnilsoelphia, -, grsdustsin Allopathy
IL and Homeopathy, having had extensive en-.
psrisnce in the arious departments of tie profes
son, offers his services to the citissns Of Washington
and vicinity. ..
Of1os No. 40 Thirteenth street, between q and
81 streets. Oftice hours until 4. NJ; from 70 D.
m; And to 8 N.
= References: Wna. A. Gardner, n. D., Dean of the
Homeopathic College Psi. and the profession gen.
-eratiU t,s,4 EGE.I n g. - N-a~s {
n ARCIN MERIVALs. HIS MARK, BY PAUL
Nl Grsyton. Theatrical journey work. Just 70
oeiyed at l,,.f,-. TAYL0B e MAURY'S
nov l7--N ~ Bookstore, ussr 9th st.
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CINCINNATI Nov, 3l.-It ID understood that
the Know Nothing Council in session here
have not nominated any one for the Presidency,
nor will they recommend any one for tia. posi-
ton
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BALfIxoRI, Nov. n.-Lisut Charles Hger-
ton, Last night while riding In . hack, was
attached BY Jesse Murphy, member If the
Empire Club, whom Egsrton, In self. defense,
cut Murphy severely With knife. .,.a.
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3. 81. GILLET,

C0u n Q Q Tor At Law,
one AMI resideLcs In Franklin Row. corner o. K
and Thirtssnth street oct 96-dly
TYPOGRAPHICAL ~RAWING.-A MANUAL
i Of Typographical Drawing, by Lieutenant q. 8.
Smi3h, U. 8. Army assistant Professor Of Drawins
at West Point, With engrsvings. For taie by
TAYLOR MAURY,
nov " Booksellers, pasx Ninth %
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WOOD FOR SALE.
0N LIEUT.. HUNTERS UPPER PARM. TWO
~ miles from the Long Bridge, shove tho toll.
gate, in Alexandris county, Va PINE AND OAK
WOOD for sale. Oak, q az, and Pine = 12Xp pr
cord. Apply to - w. CARLIN, Agent
nov l4-lm
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WOOD AND GOAL.

Nov ID THR TINE IT, BUY YOUR COAL AND
IN WO0D.-fhe subsc iber has on hand, aad Is
also receviog supply Of COAL from the most ap-
proved mtnss which be viii cell at the very lowest
market price TO- cash. Also. Oak, Pine and Hiok-
Org WOOD, Of the best quality.
cargo Of part Red and part White Ash GOAL
daily eAreched to arrive. erons who intend lay
'ng In their Goal the winter, would do well to
send In their orders soon. and get it direct from the
vessl In good order JAMES DAILY,
New York sv., between 18th and l4th streets,
nov 1l-lws
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EHOR sALE.-A HOUSE, THAT COST 0l,078.
L built by Eatwistle, for sale for $l,SUO CASH.
The house e0ntans eight largo rooms, and IL eitu-
ated in rleasant AID duo part Of ths city. Apply
to JOSEPH r. HODGSON,
nov 20-St No. 4o5 seventh street shovel.
EOR RRNT.-TaE HOUSE On THE CORN EK
IL Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street is
now being put in mplete order, and with new
two story back building will be for rent about the
first Of December. To careful tenant the rent will
be low. Apply in the Drug Store on the premises.
nov 20-3tS
ElOR RENr.-A PARLOR AND B so 0HAMBER
Il Furnished unfurnished, opposite Browns,
Hotel, No BAT, In one Of the best and rlsasantest
locations in the city. Apply ct the confectionery
store Of J6. WEAVER
nov 17-6t
EoR RENr-ToUR NEW AND HANDSOME
II threestory brewn-front w.llipgs containing
Parlors with marble mantle, Dining Room, Kit hen.
Servants Room, and i've Chambers, situated on
thirteenth street south, near the public grounds
convenient to Pennsylvania avenue and ths Eepart-
nents, and in q perfectly healthy situation For
careful and punctuM tenants, the rent will b. put
at $ltOa year, payable monthly. Apply TO RI6H-
ARD b. CLARKE, corner Of Sixth street and Lou.
isisns avenue, or to DANIEL B. CLARKE Drug
Store, corner Of Maryland avenue and Eleventh
street. nov 14-lw
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nN CAPITOL HIiL-THREE VERY DESIRA-
~ BILE Building Lots No. l, Is, and 16 in Square
1877. between East Capitol and A sts. south, Third
square east Of Capitol Grounds, VIII be sold 20
ocmmodating terms on application TO e.. Orandell,
No. 80 street, near Tenth, Island.
Also several others in Square 872.
lk-1mt
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go 000 -DEsIRABLE STAND FOR BUsI-
SROo.OOO. NESS TO R1NT, AMP STOCK OF
SS ToS TOR sALk.-I have for rent large
sOkE, FIxrUREs, an CELLAR, onsof the most
ehe,ole business situations In the city for . first
class grocery. The goods are vel selected, and the
store has largo and exesllent custom. The only
osuse .Dr declining 10 Ill hsalth. This b rare
onsncs ior psresn desrous of entering into bnsi-
U.s.: % every snort viii be made to transfer the
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ITOR RENT THE HOUSE AT PRESENT OC-
L cupied by the Secretary of War, on Fourteenth
street near the corner Of F-posssssion given on
the 1st Of Deesmbsr-Rent 81 zoo per annum. Tho
are Of large se Ia feat high In the two pripcip.i
CRIES. The back building contains nine additional
rooms. There are perfectly dry cellars under the
entire buildings Gas is introduced throughout
~ The premises viii not be rented for q Board
ing House. r....,5
Inquire Of B. W. REED,
nov l8-8ts Corner of l4th and street
LfOk kENT-Possession given immediately --shs
I late of1oe OF the Evening Star, on D st., within
fifty yards Of it, junction with Twelfth street and
Pa avenue. The building 10 Of two stories. The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper bsing large single room. It
Will afford two convenient small shops, fronting on
street, with ample working room in the rear. Al
DO . convenient painters or carpenters or other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Star ofaes.
oct 2H-n .....r ..
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CHAHes OF MARKEr Houns.-Ws ar. In.
formed that thers will bs no market held a
centre Market on Thursday (Thankseiyine
day) morning next; bit that Wednesday evan.
ing Is sst aside for that purpose. The markea
people generally concur in this change.
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CONNECTION. M.ssrs' Editor, Tn n.
certificate of tho marriage of Mr.. W. B. Gaier
to Miss Hurdle, in Yesterdays paper, /. =
misprint Of enc word; the word "Msthodist''
was inserted instead Of " Protestant n,akins
1t read ..Msthodist Episcopal, }" intead Of "Pro.
testant Episcopsp'-ths latter being the OH :
ginal and true reading. "A. 8.
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ALsXAsDRA MouNr VsnSoH GuA,na
The pleasure and mirth anticipated bali
OF this excellent company comes or Lto.,iohi
at sarepta Hall, Alexandra. Every arrange
ment has been made to make this one n the
most agreeable balls of the season.
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kfoA kkET.-Ths spacious STORE ROOM on the
Il cornet Of Seventh and streets IL for rent. IT
Ii one of the best stands for business the itrset
ana has good dry cellar 1t has bssn used for the
afy eoods business, sad Ii ready shslvsd. Apply b
"a t-1s 80 R0rHWKEL & BROWN, -
81 Losisaea avenue, up pesste Bank of " arlington.
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Tn GIANT AID GIANrEss.-Crowds 20 +
see these natural wonders, who are still bein,
exhibited at jackson Hall. Mons. Bihin, tn
giant, Is most sdmirao ~ formed man. Mis-
yrouse, the tat girl, Is wonderfully immense
"Giants Levels" -.
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TO TEACHERS. For sale low a pair Of Globes
TAYLOR 4 MAURY nov n
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~ Lots for sale ON easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build Fine store house on corner o!
seven b and streets to let e.
- WALTER A. TRUE, Carpenter and Builder,
g, between Seventh and Eighth street.
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nov 90
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,TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
Han Stabbed

E1pbSSl! Iof the Udlly EvonlhS bdf
Nan Stabbed
-BALfIxoRB, Nov. H.-Lisut Charles Hger-
ton, last night while riding In . hack, was
attached BY Jesse Murphy, member # the
Rnpirt Club, whom Egsrton. in sslf defense,
cut Murphy severely With knife v,.a.
The Know Nothing National Council.
CINuNHArfI, Nov, H-It ID understood that
the Know Nothing Council In session here
have not nominated any one for the Presidency,
nor will they recommend any one for that posi-
ton.
Governors Vote
New YORK. Nov. 81 "A few additional OIL
ell returns received here, favor the election
Of Clark.
The State Of The Ohio.
WHEELING, Nov 2l.-Ths river here he's 80
inches Of water In the channel, at Pittsburg.
Money Matters West.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.-Money matters here
are sasisr-the crisis has abatsd This il the
case also at ST. Louis and other westerns
towns.
The river here IL falling.
Baltimore Markets, 90.
BALrIMeaI, Nov. 81 Sales of Howard
street Flour at $s Is, City Mills .. $4,000
bushels wheat sold white 81 s0a4I 90, red
81 75s$l.SO. $1,000 bushels corn sold; white
30, yellow 50 cents. Others unchanged
Al Philadelphia, to-day, stocks are dull.
Flour $3.50. Corn, 8sa0O cents.
The Health and Weather South.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7l.-Dispatches here from
New Orleans, Charleston, and Savannah, rep
resent the weather as cold and the health
good.
An Old Surgeon rsad.
NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 2o.-Dr. Tuck, the
oldest Surgeon in the American Navy, died
here this morning.
From Kansas
LnAvskweRsA CI1r, Oct. ia very large
meeting Of sitisens Of this Territory was held
here to-day. No Nomination was made for
delegate to ConSreas. By unanimous consent,
Gen: Winfield addressed the meeting. 1t l.
supposed that he will, by general consent, be
the candidate Of the Squattsrs, North OF Kan
sas river, and part Of the South side. at least.
Western Money Matters.
CINcIHHArI, Nov. 20.-Momey matters con-
tinue to improve here. The rates of exchange
are neutrality-suspicious. refuse 70 buy 1t ONE
half premium, and confidence 10 rapidly gain
ing strength. Hogs Are hrmer, with sales of
1000 head at 3 .62ia$4. Sales of 1860 bills
prime Lard, deliverable In November and De-
oembsr, at 81 cts.
dLIXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALRxANDAIA, Nov. 81, 1884.
Sunday Reeord-Kunkei Democratic
characterization Association-Ball-
Thanksgiving, de.
Yesterday, notwithstanding the GOODNESS Of
the atmosphere our churches we're exceedingly
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AbAy IePshs VI tnte eort could be carried
through at this time, owing to the condition of
the corporations finances Already simiIar
projects had passed tho Councils, until thew
were piled up on the Mayors table In auan.
titles not 10 be executed for years, for van. ~
requisits means; this threw odium ON the
present administration Of the oorporation,.
affairs which it did not deserve. Gentlemen
should recollect, too, that $50 900 Of debt ore
atsd BY the last administration Of the oorpo.
ration had been thrown on this administrs-
zion, which would require for its redemption
present system Of taxation. That 10 in addi-
ton to the sum necessary for the current OK.
Psnsee OF the corporation in the two years Of
the Administration under the present mayor.
The habit Of passing such Improvement ap.
preparation bills was an innocent amussment
only, costing nothing, because there was no
nSney to make permanent improvements. As
~ such propositions with reference 10 his
a Va verd, he would, promptly SEQ to them
S;,, 'ssiG Ehsn mootsd, before the Board. : .
~. Fitspstrick said that he intended to in.
49,. 4 proposition to raise the requisite
uoooos once to make these proposed inn.
Money in permanent manner Heb
PUssmen1 asrtaking to make them without
=" % Wnsy snd paying interest upon
It, =. hey should been written down an old
mo S' Ia Wof economy. He knew
an ar WI ~ s,am POL snd alton. In this case
!ol muon IN ns ccIpoi osed 500 was alb.
solutely necessary, the brid. "a. t;-ad VI - -.
,noint of tumblipg down He :. - H. AZ
Ing lsctured on the extravagane ~. lit =,
mands Of the Fifth Ward, which ca. -. Th;.d
Ill erase from the member from t. ~.
tAr BorovsD whs had voted for what Wv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

The WASHINGTON Co. REPUBLICAN TICKET
We have been requ ed 10 name what we
may personally know of the position of Mr,Gre n
and Mr. Jones on the ticket who have heretofore
acted with the wings. we comply by saying
Mr.. Green WIS formerly Jackson man, then a
supporter of VIM. Writ always an anti-s,ayery
man, but occasionally voting wing, ii las year,
when he made temperance paramount, and til
last February when appearnga at the anti-Nebras
ka meeting in this place he dec AIRED his intention
ofthrowng away d party ties and ensting in the
war against slavery. Mr. Jones, we believe, was
ever known as wing up to the Mass Convention
of the 18th, where he was for dropping the name
and whare he showed the sincerity Of his decla
ra inns by advocating the nomination of Law
renee Brainerd for Governor and Daniel baldwin
for Treasurer. They both profess, indeed, to b.
weaned wings, and we trust, if it is the fortune of
that ticket to b. elected that their associates on
the ticket who are such competent aud well tried
Free Democrats of Horace HOLSTER and Lew is
Chamberlain, will keep them So
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never fails to make warsupon it, whenever its
own ends are not accomplished. 1t strikes me
we have been subject to this Algerine tribute
quite as long as will be for our credit, and it is
time to think little about carrying the war
into the enemy's camp, and to have something
to do with an Institution which is ever having
so much to do with us.
This brings to my remembrance remark
which Chief Justice Williams once made in my
hearing, of the truth OF which have not the
least shadow of doubt " You," said he,
(meaning tho anti-slavery man of the Legisla-
ture,) acknowledge t,o much. You never
should admit Slavery to 10 constitutional any
where By so doing you give Shareholders all
the advantage T"
We may, with the Wings, contend for nom
extension, and with the Free Sellers, for Free
Soil and Free Men, and thereby, for the time
being, put some restraint upon the encroach-
ments of the Slave System yet, if the doctrine
that Slavery must remain unmolested within
the States is still to prevail, it will ever iind
means to control the General Government, and
removing every obstacle through its agency
triumph in the end, and silence the law of thu
land.
submit these remarks for the consideration
of the freemen of the. County; and if they SCI
fit, after knowing my views, to give me thei
suffrages, shall be happy to serve them accord
ing to the best Of gJehtajty. IL otherwise,
shall at least have tlle consolation Of thinkin,
have done my duty.
Yours most Respectfully,
GEORGE PUTNAM.
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The Hon. Shubael Wheeler too, who took his
stand against the two great parties Of the coun-
ty on the question of Slavery in lS40, and has
been true to his principles as avows and the
platform of that year, to the present hour, and
above all, is worthy and well qualified for the
office, for which he lisa candidate. If such men
are to be overlooked or set aside, by a union
loving and slavery hating Republican conuen-
ton, for the main purpose of getting a few
Wings into Office then was the convention of
the 9th of August fled wrong-instead of Re-
publican, it should have been christenes q con-
ventlon to elect those ancient and honorable Re-
Pu6ficans-the I" Waltons father and son,
and their satellites, to the Offices and honors of
the Democratic county of Washington.
The truth is, many of you are Republicans of
the Old School, when Repablicanism meant
something its meaning was universal
brotherhood, and universal freedom to the entire
family of man, | rejoice with exceeding Joy,
that the ever watchful vigilance. which is SO es
sential to the durability offrec government, has
aroused the honest masses of the North to
proper sense of the danger to be feared from an
institution whose essential clements are SO poi
sonous to all the principles of a republican gov
eminent. and all the relations of the moral, So
cial, political and christian virtues of our whole
country. Go then to the polls, fellow citizens
on Tuesday next, holding in your hands the en-
tire ticket, so honorably, openly and fairly nou-
mated on the 10Th of July, with no name sras-
ed or blotted from the SCROLL and there, as you
will triumphantly elect it, and thereby show to
the State and the Union, that the Democratic
County of Washington is not to be misreprcsen-
ted to appcaso the agonies of expiring Whis,c-
ry, or to blazon forth mock republicanism -
But that its virtuous and intelligent Y,omlnry
will stand as they ever have stood, the haters Of
slavery, and the friends of men.
A REPUBLICAN OF THE OLD Sen DOL.
WaitSfeld, august 26th, 1854.
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Mr.. THOMPSON As the time draws near,
when the freeman of Washington County will
meet, and cast their votes for the several ,fcers
of the County, permit me to make few sug-
gestions. | stall vote the entire Republican
ticket. My r'asonS are, that am opposed to
Siocery IN al is .foyms. do not moan to be
cheated or hambassed by any man. or any set
of men. TIE cry OF ! Methodism Coagrega-
hoaahsm, Uaoersahsa, Atheism, and IaGdehfy
in poht'cs Democracy, Old Federalism, Free
Demotraey Modern Whggery, Maine Law,
notorious Drunkenness, profession Of religion,
common protdnay," and all other names which
the organ OF SLAVERY can huddle together, has
no terrors for me. The thought that poor puny
man, claims and holos property in Ian, that
one human soul claims to own and control the
destiny of another body and soul, made and
created by The same common Father, is enough
to dispel all fears Of Slaveocrat. Hemay call
names, but he cannot alter things. The Re-
publican ticket is presented to the froemen of
Washington County. The candidates are all
good men, opposed to SLAVERY This is no
cheat; no hasnbug. The question is, are you