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1857,
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VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
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THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS- condensed
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LAST CONGRESS- and
of the next as far as elected classified politically
A CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DOINGS IN KAN
SAs during the past year
ANACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST FOR
SPEAKER Of the House Of Representatives
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALKER and bis Filibuster Companions In Nicaragua
A CLAssIFIEDsLIsT OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Times Of Holding Elections Meeting OF Lesisa
lures, &c n-u 81,
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statement of Of the DEaocRArIc and AMER
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Uants.

CITUATIONS WANTED-In the city or coun-
y try as good COOK aud 70 Wash ana Iron, by
a., Woman; Also as LAUNDRESS. as CHAMBERMAID
and WATER as NURSE and CHAMBERMAID and 70 do
Gen. raj work BY tidy active Girls Call at No. u 9Th
av in the BOOKSTORE.
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THE FOLLIEs oY A NIGHT.

y THALBEkG, assisted by Madame ELENA
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.s,o,s Newport, Nahsnt Rocka@Ay, Sharon Spring and
kSlis Falls
THE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
4 the Hal " Dr. ClIAPINS Church. 10. 5is Broadway-
esCcn %
I'VE CRYSTAL PALACE under the auspices of
the American Instnte 10 open daily for admission Of
esi csl'aaiog great variety Of articles Of Interest,
es Which The Descent from the Cross" by Carew OF
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ITO TEACHERS aud OTHERS.-Published
i this day. MACLAURINS PATENT WRITING CARDS,
being series Manual Gymnastic Exercises for lnsuc
ton ip Sent prepaid receipt of Is cents
W. s. MACLAURIN Co, No. 3S Broadway, N. Y.
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TTRVRAL BOOKS-Sent by mail, postage free,
Il >eipt Of price For ull Catalogues seod postage
.,.s,n.a g A tvIH BLANCHARD, No. 70 NsssasH
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GREAT SALE of BOOKS on the GIFT
" PRINCIPLE-BOOKs sold lower than at any other g.
nj in the city GIFT with essh BOOK worth from
IS eta 10 $50 The seis conducted fair and liberal phnci
pie valuable Presents viii be given with each Book at any
other Gift Bookstore Our motto large sales and small profits
Orders from the country win meet with prompt ssseutoa
Catalogues of the Books Gins sent to any address
u. g. ANDREWS No. l40 Esssau-st. N T.
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VNANTED-By a respectable Protestant girl a
situation COOK Has objection do part of the
washing Can be FOR two days at her last place NJ "a
l. 81.
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T AXE MAHOPAC. "A beautiful RESIDENCE

~ situated the bank Of the Lake with land attached for
SALE LET with furniture until the st Of October, 10
respectable family Possession immediately Rent 49, with
furniture. For particulars inquire Of
JOSEPH VAN DOREN. No. Beaverst., ~ Y.
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HmnsemeiIt1.

Hmnsemeits.
DURTON's NEW MISUNDERSTANDING.
ID The best ventilated rheate! in the Union
Glorious Of the Great Spectacle.
o THE NAIAD QUEEN. n.....o..
Sir t R S'r ouee f:ici XmpiiOsT ". Wood
Ac. The Bath of Beauty
Act 2-TEe Home Of the Maids. 49,
Act 3-Grand March Of the Female Warriors
Act 4-GIsnd Procession and Triumph of the Maids.
n B.! I o }, :. j,.:a. r . p 2 NJ
Ticstfs s. eents-ChiIlfen half price.
.,,,.., Two NO, Comic nj CT Pieces ,,,
THE woSbER SHA ksHEts AS Sd' T Fl DOUBLE
Las. nigh. but two of J.ESme': ,n
BIANCo; Or, THE MAGIC SWORD.
% NJ bU ToUPET.
wFpNEspAY The beautiful sIsnciins Rcs BY particular
desire the character Of LA sYLPHIDE and the excellent
English Vaudeville Company.
OLHMPISo BrosdT' MSPpSsts MMstropolts1
CHANFRAU Admission, Is cents Orchestra Seats.
Tine oLYaFiASii Or, A Nlsar WITH MrrcsrLL;
Mater Walter. M JCh3.sSn Jg III; i ...Mr' Howard
wormwood. Mr. Johnston Susan mrs seymour
yVAL ACK's THEAT R.
w The managerial enterprise Of the present lessee was in
s'ed last p s Ssh% sRDES "'N
the favored resort Of intellectual community Of
city proposes 70 terminate MS undertak
lug with performances which he ventures 10 pedict
will diminished when compared with
any former Success
To produce cool atmosphere
THE INDIAN PUNKA
lac been fitted 10 al parts the building this being the hr
time this
AsIATIC PROCESS OF VENTILATION
has hesn public building In this country
The guiding u al Of this short season al be
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
whose exquisite sJe finds peec, home among the appre'
eis,lve audiences which honor this establishment
She w appear nightly with that accomplished scholar and
Mr. CHARLES wALcoT
Miss EMILY MILTON,
who Wal sle per second appearance In this theater aud Mics
Josef dINE MANNEKs AID brilliant Jmpsny, In support
BUkLEsQDE soNGS aud DANCES
MONDAY, July Is.
HiAWATlA
aad
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Onn
~ Throas Neck, IN full view Of the sound near the Io
Of We.chester Creek with valuable water 'front.' Inc no
is Of brick new large and commodoa. and was :seiuy
for the proprietor by DAYS work The grounds III
twenty four scres are well arranged and stocked win hn S
and The neighbohood one 81 az ini
Of several denompaons In the INN H. "a
ty This place being very the city and having WIG
vantage Of both land mnuneation wei nS -,
a''u" w s'A''A'' W. KELLER, No 3Sasssa7st'
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pleasure Gxtnrsions.
Mem publications.

In Press
HOUSEHOLD ENCYCLOPEDIA; Or,
II FAMILY DICTIONARY EVERYTHING coNNEc TED WITH
HousryrEpING DICK l. FITZGERALD,
No. Is Ann st.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

AM INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP
"A 10 the ONLY CERTAINLY SAFE and MOST ECON0M-
ICAL La MP ever offered to the public AGENTS WANTED
10 solicit orders and sell Rights the most be terms For
information inelose stamp to HAWAHURsT, MOTT Co.,
.xeusiy. manufacturers No. SO Fulton st., NewYork.
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& . OOO FOR SALE-One of the oldest
q CsNvIUs and best ated Wholesale GROCERY,
FISH and PROVISION STORES on the North River sd do
ing srse cash and profitable business the present proprietor
whng retire To parties wishing TO change commence
business this offers inducements not met with ia lifetime
All comm un atoms confidential. Address Box No 2oe7
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Real Wstate for Sale.

4 MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and
"A three White Plains the Depot consisting
of large house. stories 3tS34 gardeners house barns
and stables handsome and rardrn With acre In or
ehsrd. A. J. BLEECkEhr sun 20,
u,lS7) No. 1sbroadst-
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WANTED--A situation by respectable young
a. GOOD PLAIN COOK; 10 first nate Washer and Irouer and
good BAKER; would do General Hou'ewors in small family
n ob,,n the 81 reference from her last place. Gail at
No Is West 10th st., between 9Th and sthSvs
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DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnershp heretofore
- existing between RANSOM GARRETT WIN B. DICK
and LAW Renee FITZGERALD under the style Of GAR
RETT DICK FITZGERALD. is this day dissolved by mp,
tua sent Garrett retiring from the firm Messrs DlCh
FITZGERALD will continue the business heretofore and
are collect and settle all claims for and AGAINST the
WIN q. DICK,
L. r. FITZGERALD
COpARTNFRSHIp NOTICE WILLIAM b. DICK and
LAWRENCE r. FITZGERALD have this day formed 20,
partnership under the Of DICK FlTLGEhALD ana
will continue the PUBLISHING and BOOKSELLlSG BUS-
NESS heretofore conducted by the ate firm Of Garrett DIX
&Fnzgerald.-Eew. York, July 8, 1857 ,v
L. r. FITZGERALD.
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NHANCE for SPECULAI ADMINISTRATORS
~ SEED sOwER One Of the creates, labor saving ma
chimes OF the age as 1t will One Hundred Acres per day
OF ali kinds Of grain grssseed henpseed ashes plaster
snano &c and evenly than can be done BY hand Is
SIMPLE in construction liable Of order drawn oy
one horse and costs from IS TO SSo Gail at No - William
,uhere IL "a be ieen. and rights Tor sale.
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CTEAM ENGINES for the FAIR OF the AMER-
~ ICAN INSTITUTE-Proposas t,r furnishing two steam
engines 1.-THE cylinders of each be y inches in dsmeer to
drive machinery during the Fair the Crystal Palace viii
be received a, the of Institute No 81 Broadway
VIM B LEONARD Agent.
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DOLCE PISTOLS.-Fifteen and ~ shots can
be discharged in tina hs. number of seconds with or
without The IS shooter small Colts shooter
be altered instantly to fire two balls at eacn pull OF the ting
reliable of the day capitalist
with 10000 will receive good Offer Address
j. L. KRAUSER, Tylersburg Clarion County. Pa Commuui'
cations be accompanied BY unexceptonabe references
and real name otherwise they will rot be noticed.
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WIANTED--An energetic MAN, of good address
w and mercantile habits and experience; such will
find profitable employment. by addressing CRISPlN Tribune
Office. None other need apply.
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Mormonism Exposed.-J0HN HYDE, u formerly 2 ~, a
Mormon EIde tor several years resident oil salt Lag
~ lecture AT Hope Chapel No 78 Broadway, on the EVEN
iNGS Of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, July IA and 10 Sao.
Mormonism Religion" ON wednesday
SMormonism a. Civil Polity" Tickets l2s cents each leo
tcTe TO be obtained ut fetdge Co.'S No 28l Broadway A.
Rsndophs Broadws az of Amity St, and at the door,
The Twelfth Annual Commencement OF the ST
JoIINs COLLEGE will take place on the 10Th inst Inc
friends respectfully invited.
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11iano-forte an0 Hlnsif.

A MAGNIFICENT 7-Octave Rosewood PIANO
IA FORTE for SALE richly finished with four round cor
'front.' double carved work all round rich
legs ued keys erpentre bottom beautiful tone city
and fully warranted two months supeoy IN
laid with rich worksn elegant Paror Piano price
Apply at No 6hsv Crystal Palace, from m tll
p M for three days. VIII be made bargain Tor cash mas
box for shipping.
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TNHE MATAMORAS HOUSE is located on the
Bank of the Delaware River opposite Port Jervs four
from NewYork the New FORK and Erie Railroad;
beautiful and healthy location few families be
commoaed with Board at reasonable prices Reference to j.
w. RICHARDS Tribune Office who is acquainted with the
location and Proprietor. U. B. DlMMiCk
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90 farmers an6 Others.

TOR SALE-The thoroughbred Bull VICTOR,
IL the second sired kkevnston the eeond dsm Eerv
the eighth cslved 10. January ls with fall and pere. ped
color red rosn and said COMPETENT Judges % be
fnest ale In the country This aus Of the celebrated
Bstes blood. Address b. y c. Tribane Once. NY
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TOR SALE-One of Prentice e. Pages GRIST
I MILLS sonch stone with large Driving Drum. Win BE-
sold low, applied for soon Of No. 30 washinstOa It
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ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER

U 4
Which m be published exclusively in the columns Of FRAN
LESLIE'S
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-08

The whole Democratic ticket has been
elected in California, at the late State
election. The majority for John b.
B. Weller for Governor is thirteen thou
sand over Stanley, the Black-Republi-
can. The numerous friends of Mr..
Weller in this State, of which he came
near being elected Governor in 1S48,
will hear with pleasure of his success
in California. This sweeping triumph
in California is but the commencement
of a series of Democratic victories,
which will render memorable the pre-
sent autumn. Georgia and Mississippi
followed, yesterday, the example of their
sister of the Pacific coast, and Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Iowa and Minnesota viii
follow suit on the 18th inst. Chase and
Wilmot can read their. own fate in that
of Stanley. With the thunders of VIC
tory to animate them from California,
the Democracy of Ohio will press on
their columns with renewed zoal.-C th.
ERq. --- .--- ,--
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-08

and proven honest and capable, and the
people will endorse him at the ballot
boxes, to the discontinue of his oppo-
nents.
Had the author of hat article, told
his first he, when he penned the follow
ing sentence, "The Eaton Democrat and
its clique of scribblers, are the men who
have, with defled hands, dragged the
important Office of Judgeship into the
political arena" he would have checked
to death, or, was the same summary
vengeance visited upon liars and dis
semblers in this age, which fell upon
them in the days of the Apostles, the
Republican party would mourn, Cor re-
joice) over the loss Of a candidate for
Probate Judge, a brace of Editors, and
a Liei,a7 %.scribbler, whose slang only ex-
cites loathing and contempt.
To follow this malignant whelp thro'
all his SANDERS and detraction, would
be a task from which a niggcr worship
per might pray to be. delivered, and one
from which any democrat would shrink
in dismay and terror! The object Of
the would-be Judge, is apparent, and
we shall decline any further notice OF
him, upon the same grounds the lion
did a controversy with a skunk! His
allusion to L. D. Campbell, taking the
"Democaat' in tongs, evinces a degree
of taste and forcthought on the part OF
the defunct Butler Pony highly com
mendable, and proves that, after taking
the Register in his fingers, he could not
touch anything else, without soiling it,
therefore, used the p%recaution of tongs
But, the article abounds in the argu-
ments resorted to by the advocates of Il
bad cause, and did we feel like resortine
to recrilmination,, the vulnerable hides
of the Editors and their candidate and
correspondent, would not hold shucks
we choose to appeal to the reason and
Judgment of the Voters Of the county
and ask them to choose between JONI
V. CAMPBELL, and Geo. w. Cans, anc
vote for the man they deem most capa
bic to discharge the duties of the Office
with fidelity and efficiency, These arr
our last words in regard to this subject
and now, with the voters Of the county
we leave the matter. -.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-08
Bcccher Turns tro.l. kansas.

BccCher Turns 1roifl kansas.
Beecher prea, he'd on Sunday in the
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. Instead
of telling the people to look to Kansas,
and to send rifles there, he told them to
look to home, to be honest, and to force
others to be honest. A great change
in the doctrines of Beecher! After
preaching up the solven"y and solidity
of the New York banks, he said:
There was cause for fear in the lack
Of moral integrity and in the extrava4
gance and prafigacy which prevailed in
the business world. The railroads.&c.
greatest enterprise of the country-pcr-
mitted their Boards of Directors to con-
duct affairs in the most INSCRIPTIONS
manner, and in their corporate capacity
they performed acts which would, if
done BY an individual, be criminal. In
Iced, lit would soon come to pass that
the name of an officer of a railroad
company would be. synonymous with
-scoundrel." The stock sales, as con
jucted in Wall-street, he characterized
Us gambling, Just as much as sitting at
faro table or playing with loaded dice,
and a man that was a gambler was a
thief. This vice was prevalent among
all classes of the community. Even
ministers sometimes dabbled in fancy
stocks. Mr.. Beecher then urged upon
his congregation the duty of opposing
these vices.
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our Prospects i'm PrebIe County

w had occasion to pass through sew
cral of the Townships in the eastern
part of the County last week, and we
never returned to our "Sanctum' more
refreshed, politically speaking, by any
trip in our life. Our whole ticket from
top to bottom will receive a vote from
that quarter, that will strike terror and
dismay into the ranks of the Black Re
publican, negro equality, Treasury plum
dcring party. There is a good time
coming boys" work a little longer
Our candidate for State Senate has been
down there. and has done good service.
The Democracy were never more awake
and determined, and We heard of many
who before had voted against him, now
endorse him fully, and rejoice in the
prospect before him. Indeed, VIC can
with truth, say the same Of the whole
ticket, and all the opponents of Black
Republicanisn and its odious principles
have to do, is, to go the polls IN Tues
day next, and. a glorious victory awaits
them. Till then work for our Ticket
Our men are worthy of your support
They are before the people with doc
trinos' demanded by the times-exam
inc them we'll and act accordingly, ant
on Tuesday next "Old. Preble" will b,
redeemed. Our eapdidate for Senate,
will speak in the foHoHing places, AMI
invites all parties to come and hea
him : InsJaekson towhshipon Wedues
day night Concord Dixon township
on Thursday night Pair Haven 1srac
township, on Friday night, and in Ea
ton, on Saturday night. i.sa-a2 81
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-08
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 3
eSham-Republican Platform.

~ embrace with pleasure, this oppor-
tunity of DECLARING My DISAP-
PROBATION OF THAT CLAUSE
IN THE CONSTITUTION WHICH
DENIES TO A PORTION OF THE
COLORED PEOPLE THE RIGHT
OF SUFFRAGE."-Gov. CHASE.
ave believe a negro is human-he
has a soul-he has an intellect-AND
AS'FAR ASFHE RIGHT .0F.tSUF-
FRAGE OR ANY OTHER RIGHT
OF CITIZENSHIP rs CONCERNED
HE SHOULD BE PLACED ON AN
EQUALITY WITH THE REST OF
MANKIND.=Ohio State Journal.
To THE HONORABLE THE GENERAL As
sEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ONO:
We, the undersigned, citizens of But
Ter County respectfully but earnestly
petition your Honorable body. q
1st. To Immediately take the neces--
sary Constitutional steps to SO alter OF
amend the Constitution of this State,
as to STRIKE OUT THE WORD
WHITE" in the first section of the.
fifth article. -
End. To SO alter or amend the first
section of the ninth article of the Con-
s~titution as to STRIKE OUT THE:
WORD WHITES in that article.
Bird ALSO, TO REPEAL ALL.
LAWSAND ALL PARTS OF LAWS
WHICH MAKE DISTINCTION ON
| AGnnTTNTT on nNT I'D
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-08
More Help!

GEORGE w. SLOAN, Esq, a supper
ter of Chase two years ago, and always
a very prominent and efficient member
of the Republican party in this county,
has come out and taken the stump in
favor of the Democratic nominees. He
has made several speeches in the coun-
,ty in which he has shown the corrupt
and villainous manner the Republican
County Ticket was foisted upon the PEG
pie, and declares it the duty of every
honest man to vote against it. He
can't go the Congo ticket, headed by
the negro-equality advocater, Chase, ant
will oppose it from top to bottom. w
hear of numbers more in this county
following in the footsteps of Mr.. Sloan
Look out for Democratic thunder from
ti0ld PFeble" on next Tuesday,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-08
A last AppeaI--To Arms.

Democrats of Prcble, next Tuesday
is election day. Your Candidates are
in the field, and have been laboring in
c~cssantly for the success of the princi-
pies of your party. They do not occu-
py their present position as. It matter of
choice, but hive been forced into it by
our own action. What, then, is the du-
ty of the Democracy ITO this question
there can be but n response-and that
is to give them a cordial and hearty sup
porto rouse the party to action and
see that its whole strength is polled on
the day of election. This is a duty
you W to them andto yourselves, and
one which you willtake pleasure in dis
charging The Democratic party now
numbers 1900 or 1000 votes in 'sOld
Preble, I with a prospect Of a large add
dition toltheir ranks if rreiaatce could
be laid aside. The ~disbanding of the
old Wing party has released the mem.
bers of that party FROM all obligation.
to it as a party ,fand the Democratic
party'is now the only national party III
existence, and upon its success the hope:
of tile Union depend, Who drove bach
hat horde of Black Republicanists tina.
came near selling the reins of govern
ment but a short twelve months ago
who, but the National Democracy? w,
have nausht to say against Mr.. Fill
more or the part his friends acted il
that exciting contest-it is enough tt
say, what all must admit, if Mr.. Blu
chanan had not boon elected President
Fremont would now be occupying tn
White House. Every democrat, should
therefore, feel proud of his party an,
use every exertion to strengthen and in
crease it. To the young men, particu
larly, we appcal-to those who vote 70
the first timc-be not deceived by dc
signing men-think for yourselves, &C
for yourselves, in this great matter, an
we. feel confident that on Tuesday mex
you will cast your first vote for PAYNE
LYLE, and the whole Democratic tic
| Eet
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-08

the stump and at the bar with other
competitors, is "perfect fummery p
We say to the voters, what do you think
of electing q man for your Probate
Judge, who can't even write a proper
sentence in his W native language ?
What do you think of his opinion of
himself? If he thinks it is all fumme-
ry, what do you think? But it is not
of the imbecile and egotistical rawlings
of Mr.. Cans and his two projectors in
the Extra of which we complain. That
is nothing more than is to be expected
from men of their calibre. But that
the Register men, after having refused
to advocate the claims of the Republi-
can candidates for Representative and
Probate Judge, through the columns of
their paper, during the entire campaign,
on the ground that it was a mere impo-
sition and a fraud upon the people,
should now, for the poor excuse of pelf.
lend its columns in the shape of an
Extra, to these very men, for the pur-
pose of working themselves into office
is a piece of unmitigated meanness, that
we were not looking for even from q
Black Republican press. You very
well knew that these men were, and arc
wholly incompetent; you said yourselves
they were "weak," and dared not ad
vocate their claims, for fear of the anath
emas ofan outraged constituency. Yet
Judas like, you fell a prey to mammon
We call the attention of the rehoctins
and candid voters to The subject. Lool
at the name in which the offices O
your gift are e~ndeavored to be barterec
away, Rise up, shake the dust of poll
teal prejudice from your feet-marcl
to the polls and deposit your ballots il
a manner that will teach these trickster
and demagogues, that the rights Of tn
people are not to be thus %trampled upon