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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-19

DR. i. TUBBs wilfbo in attendant


Asitabula, Ashtabula House, Monday. March a.
COnneaut, fremont House. saturday, March H.
Warren, National House, saturday. March s.
For consultation upon an aseaes OF the Throat Lungs
Heart, Liver stomach, Bowels Kidneys and spleen; also
Drupsy Gravel, Rheumatism Neryousness Debility Dyspepsia,
Esmae diseases Agne and feyer Fits Impurities Of the Bood
ing complaints both external and Internal .-
For ten years DE- J. has devoted his entire time TO
chronic diseases treating Thousands annually many whom
had exhausted every other within reach IN
mineral other pOOn Employed does he make sick
make eH tear d0na 10 build again. The medicine
be tne with SAFETY by the most delicate and uaents
main at ome and continue, with prudence their ordinary
diet aud exercise. Many hundreds have recovered under tho
treatment alter friends and hysieans had given up all hope
invads how reduced despairina are United 10 CALI
and may assured that encouragement will be given or
expense incurred whoua corrc6dng prospect Of recovery
PIITfi1sTiC or ASTHMA.
The statement given this month will be- road with deep In
terest by ~ who have endured The inexprbe horrors
Asthma. Especially does commend itself to those who have
believed that treatment may relieve but cannot
H .IIonNEs TT. Crazrord Co, oBio July, ST.
DR. TUBBsSr: Since childhood have been afflicted with
Phthstc Asthma. My mother before INC suffered OF the
dseise. As grew older It beeine WORSE the pafoxsms
occurred oner and potaced and severe especial
" during the Winter AZ all times little more
than binary exerton caused voent cough, and great
While tie paroxysns lasted there WIS diseresng cough
and constant agonng struggle for BREATH, being at times
apparently upon the verge Of sulOclon Very little sleep
could be obtained I'd such times, and that little while sitting in
my chair Two years was induced by the statement
OF lady whom ynu cured Of Asthma TO make trial
had little faith at the time, partly because bad onen
been apponted and partly because others said could not
get we'll The treatment pursued under circumstances
most unyorale, hirng the Of sick friends, yet have
heen not only fully relieved Of All symptoms of Asthma but ~
other affections aeeo ayinE have no coogh now breathe
You're truly, susanna w. QUATNTANCE. |
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stAAo 'IxbANApoLls. SEPT. "a. 1857.

DIR. @. w. ROBACK Dear Sir--having been
troubled for sever with extreme debility and Wehcss
much stI uDabe To attend ordinary business
at ges and having heard OF the wonderful that your
Sc'ndinarian Blood Purer and Pills eeiing in
duced by friend to try them.
have been using the Puler for the last twelve months
and find the medicine fully equal to its recommendations So
valuable is It's that now dispense With the
Of It at my advanced in escventy years
cheerfuy give this information for The benefit of those
similarly Affected. lm476 MORRIS MORRIS.
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Dr. l. G. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
from his patients and their friends visit the neghbcrhood
occasionally, that they might consult him personally well
as BY case viii hereafter visit the above named places
amOnth.
Having had seventeen experience in the practice 81
medicine during which time he has treated thousands OF
ents in all forms of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
seed success (o which of your friends neighbefs
testify and Is prepared give relief to all who
ply. Particular attention will he given TO the Cox
SUMPTION and all diseases OF the lungs and chest Dspep
Nervous Diseases. Female arrangements
will be treated with success. 81
Also win old and all eruptve diseases of what
character they may be- lie makes Of universal
BoOHieGi remedies No aiomel other deleteous drugs
used
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine will
general description Of the appearance of the urine with
correct statement of the origin Of the disease &rd
general history Of the symptoms with name, age &c
All communications must be directed to
444 & a. CLARK n d
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unlmpOrtan1
This morning the House passed French's bill
exemptng from taxation the grounds aud prop
erty belonging TO County and independent ugri-
cultural societies
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for lyspepsia Fatuence hyiness Of stomach or any
other like Affection second 10 IN America abroad
To be able TO state confidently that the "Be are certain
cure for dyspepsia and like diseases Is to tie proprietnrr
source Of unaoyed pleasure II all morbid matter
from the stomach purfes the blood mrars renewed vitality
TO the nervous system giving that energy nds
pensable for the restoration Of health The numerous
acknowledgements Of M superior excellence benecen results
have assnred he opietors that II prove great
cure 70 the afflicted and impart vitality to the thorough
TEN. See adv vertsemcnt IN another cnlunIu. 2wl7s
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Attention is directed to the advertisement Of
SEPLE Co. ihis firm intend to keep their Stock full by
frequent sddions consequently the stock hand will be
sod very low to make room for New Goods.
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PREMIUMS TO AGENTS GETTING SUBScRIBERG
Those getting club of lbsoribers al q each ana
remtting t0 viii be entitled TO gold pen and silver holder
worth 81 and each sebscier Will receive any tie above
articles he may select
Those rcmttng $50 for 10 suhscr,ra uflf ~ effed a
gold pencil, with pen, worth 81
Those getting club Of 10 sutsohsrs ad rsrng $50
Those reittng $40, for 20 aiSebera vi, 81 enliiicd q
silver hunting eased watch gold chAia wortb SlA
Those remitting 500 M 30 s6sobpr viii b. entliled y
gold chain, or silver untlng eassd watch wsrih ga
ThOse remitting so Zoe 10 sabscribsr viii be enfioea 70
lady gold watch worth $50.
Those realities Sio9 isr 50 suhsebe viii hs entitled I.
gold watch worth 800
M. b, DEAN, Publisher.
gsS Sas BroAdwuy Nss-YrSk.
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! Ntw Yonr cArrLr MArrrr-reb. ID

There has been this week quite decrease the reccps
Beef Caca c1nFcquen advance of yc. Receihs $500
head. SliEEP AMI LAMBS--Quite acve prices ranving
FROM 81 70 80 very extra brought s5 ecepts 1900
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8. M. Peltenrill = on.,.

ADvERTIs1NG AGENCY, lIg Nassau street New York. and
10 State street Boston are the Agents ihc
and the most rhuena and largest circulating Newspapers
n the United States aud the Canadas They ale authorized
60 contract for us Mt our LOWEST Rargs
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF LANDS AND TENEMENTs.
.4shtaGula Common Pleds-Oct. Term, 1858.
Dabcoek & Hurd, IL
Order Of Sale.
Simeon Keith L Wife 4.

Simeon Keith Wife.
RY Virtue of an Order of Sale, duly is
II sued from said Court in the above case, to directed
will offer for sale By way Of -
Public .4uctiOn, at The door Of he Court House,
in Jefferson, in Ashobula County, and State of Ohio
Saturday the 18th day of Feby, A D. 1859,
between hours of 10 o'clock of said day the following
decribsd Lands and Tenements. to wits Sture in tie
Township of Kingsville,
County Of Asabula and State of Ohio and il mart OF
No So bounded ollowsbegnnng in the i ne of the State
Road at point where it inteTsects the rh line Of the
North Ridge Road thence Nurthery in u line Of said State
Road 10 land of A. c. Keith thence asy parallel with the
North Ridge Road Eve rods there Southey the line OF
said North Ridge Road thence ste Owe rods the place
OF beginning. t.....i- ....r d.
Also other piece of 10 I'd bonded as fellows beginning
at stake In the Routh E Of land by said Sim
Keith thence Eas two and half rods stake thence
North TO ad Of A. G. Keith thence South along the East line
OF said state Road the North West OF said s. Kehs
Lot thence along the North line of said Kehs land the
North East Of s. Keith lot thence South along the
East line of dS. Keit the place beginning con-
tning About three fOurths of OF land in
scrihed piece appraised at s.. .
SherifiS s Onee, Jefferson, January 3, 1859.
5t472$6,25 WM IENDRY, Mr. CoInm'r.
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Walter Harper Of Detroit has conveyed In
trust TO number of citizens Of that place real
estate to the yalus of Sl90OOO, to establish a
hospital Tor the sick aud the aged poor Of that
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Please Call and See |

HAVING recently replenished my stock
Of foods now have full assortment OF the very bss
quality Of
Fancy Variety Articles,
which wish to dispose Of as soon as possible The superior
qes Of Goods now oer at greatly reduced prices cannot
Call and See, .g.,
ShA have though they mAy not wish to purchase
Among my goocs you will dnd Pocket Diaries, for 1882
School Book apk Miscellaneous and GIT books The bert
quality Of Cap Letter Note Paper Ink Steel and Choice
F,ites Ffes Accordesns HaFpS and Penny whstes
Tn, Sweets Of Juvenile @ in the shape Of Great Variety
Of tine quanity Candy
.- Literary Department,
h.y. large assortment At Papers Magazines ke whlch
are constantly forwarded as soon as published.
E0 Also back numbers Of ~ ~
ra Magazines aud Papers,
furnished Al a reduced price
... SID A nne assortment Of b. =
Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
wicks Cans Lanterns Lamps and Burning raid Hsup and
Canary Seed Cuttehsh Bone, and Bird Gags.
For ihose nice girls aud little hces,
have SPLENDID Lot of roys
ln shorts all things Eve naned aud many more
You'll and at CHAPaAN's FANCY STORE.
II youil but call i think you'll Be
Somewhat araused, at what you see
And then. should you conclude to buys
fHn oeisc, Oh mo- MOI T.
Please fsmmber the plaes,
]. e. CHAPMAN'S Variety Store,
Afsw doors South Of the Bank Main Street
<sl AahtabulA, o
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Tannery for Sale /!

A Seam Tannery lately occupied by
a Mr. WOOD, located in the village Of .. h
Unionvjlle, Luko Co, O.
Said Tanne has all the advantages Of Location that can lie
desired with an abundance Of the best Water Henock
Bark and Wood and plenty Of Hides be obtained with Z
acre Of Land, on which Il Is situated, - =
AIso-A lot containing } acre, on which is
good Dwelling house, Bari and outhouses. si
ALS0-Fiye other village lots Of 4 acre each.
Said annsry House and Lot and Village Lots will be sold
very reasonable terms. Terms Payment made easy
Enquire In Unionylle Of Mrs Il. A. GLEZFN or In Ash.
tabua OF +. CARLISLE, or A. HENDRY, Agent.
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From these figures It will be that nearly fourth Of
the total deaths in the county caused by consumption
nothing Of the other diseases spineing
"slight cold"
DO not trife with your healih but n suffering from cough
cold the lungs buy bottle Of OOFIANDS BAISAh
IC CORDIAL, and you nay safely count a Thou-
sands have done and have certified 10 its wonderful s0ee
Coughs sometimes proceed from dsordered dyrpepis
state Of the stomach in which the German Bers should
be used In OF weakness general debility Of the
tenn, resulting from psotraeted Dough- the German Btes
will be found Of great benefit.
Prepared only By DR.. c. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch street Phil
adelIhia. Price rs cents per bne For by GEORGE
WILLARD Ashtabula; A MILLER, AustinbarS: " AL
LEN, jefferson; l. LYON Conneaut; GIBBS Windsor;
SPRING & WEBSTER, Geneva. 1y472
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BORN.
MARRIED.

In Jefferson the sth inst, son to Henry and cordea
Talcott.
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Relief for the Aflioted !!

1 liz. IL. u. CLARK, German Reform Reform
IL ed Urpothic Physician and Surgeon, formerly sf the
fm Of Clark Gibson) be consulted at the following
times and places:
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AccInEN FROM BURSISG FLUID.-Quite Sc.
rlous accident happened to little girl of Mr.
@, Thompson Of Painesville on Sund,y evening,
says the Commercial Her mother very mn.
wisely undertook to ill lighted lamp. the dan
ger Of which we supposed every reading man
woman aud child was eOnVeFsant with. The
little girls face was badly burned
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PROSPECTUS FOR l859.-The New

PROSPECTUS FOR lS59-The New
Il Volume Of the NEW YORK WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED
GOLDEN PRIZE will Jan 1st 1859. The follow
ing the OF the Lerati whose productions w graes
the columns of this elegant journal during the year:
Rev II Spurgcon, OF London Lieut. N Piatt USR
G w Reynolds OF London Clinton BarriBgton,
G p James Novelist Miss Southworth,
Sir Edward Buwer, Hetty Hearty,
Col q w Crockett q Virginia Vaughsn
MunsOn, t" Di Vernon, Z.
Capt N ID Alexander, U a." Minnie MantOur,
Thomas Dunn English, II Haiti Clare
Heny,Clapp, ir, Mrs Anna whelpley,
DrOCYan buren, Airs I u Sinclair, =
Gen Il Henningaen, late Of Nicaragua,
TERMS.
Terms Of Subscription - 90 year; and eaoh Subfber
entitled to Of the articles nsed 10 the following List AID
is requested TO mention what article be desires when sends
his suigcritiOn money.
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FIRE AT FAINEsyILLe.-The Mill on the Grand
River IN tn" village Of Painesville was burned
on Sunday morning last Mr. N. S. Wheeler,
its owner, estimates his loss az $40 ooo The
Insurance was s7,500, Sl,5oO Of which wns IN
the Charter Oak, Hartford and $4,000 IN The
New Haven City Cos of Ct ~. si.a
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NEw PATENTs.-Mr G. L. IIUDsoN, an inge.
nious mechanic of Conueaut, has just receiv-
ed Letters.Patent for an improved Door and
Gate Spring bat especially designed for gates.
a patent has beenrecently granted to j. z.
BAKER Of Wayne, for a new Road Seraper
and. Exeaystor.
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LUMBER.

WANTED million feet of differ.
w ent kinds Of white Wood umberan to be l2 feet long
Aso-A quantity Of 2, aud Inch Wide ASH for which v,
vi nav the highest Market Price in cash. delivered Ia oui
Dse slst 1884 uAsEsLL 4 WILLIAMS.
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GOLD PENS.--If you wish to get a
" Superior Gold Pen call In at STEEIEs and nv his a,
he Just received fine lot per Express which are war
Ianted for year. II they fail In ANY WAY within tba,
time and show marks accident or misuse they viii H.
exchanged for New Ones. ~ :
Ashtabula January, 1852
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'EvERY Day BRINes SOMETHING NEw"-PHn.-
LIPS has introduced copper-toed shoe for
Juveniles, which promises to take many dime
out of the cobblers purse for toe-cappng. 1t
will thus commend itself to parents, while the
young masters will no doubt consider it spe-
cial, and very important acquisition for stearing
their down-hill amusement. Its an ingenious,
neat and economical arrangement
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Peach CRoP.-Mr. V. II. VENEN, fruit
fancier of this town, says the Reporter, Informs
Ms that he has examined a large number oil
Peach-buds in various places ia this vicinity,
both with glass and with the eye, and finds
them almost unanimously fresh and healthy
not more than Que in thirty being killed. lie
also says that unless late frost shall nip the
buds, there will be a aperabundantcrop The
troes being vigorous, after years idleuess, have
pnt forth an unusual number Of buds.
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CLOTHS and CLOTHING!

A large stock of Broad Cloths Of every grade
and color AlsoBeaver Cloths Cassimere satinett Ken
lucky Jeans, Nestings &c, &c.
Having number of persons engaged am prepared TO
furnish READY MADE Clothing, to order short notice,
and ali work warranted.
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Cheap as the Cheapest,

that is the trade particularly DESIRE and shall enea-
10 take Of We take pleasure In showing Goods
and shall be happy to do time for without 1t
eau hardly expect TO sell.
pa. TYLER q COLLINS.
AshfnhaLn " 1888
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vnNTH noTuRn.

The seventh Lecture ol the village course, will
be given at Fisk Hall, on eS- MoNDAY EVE
SrSo-45 next at Ia before 8, by
REV w. M. BLACKBURN
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subject-LiCs Studies.

LEDGER STORIES Some OF our readers have
expressed their disapproval of introducing in
our columns the first chapters OF these stories,
ing matter. A large capital, or as it is tech
nicaIly called, " two line letter" is the ordi-
nary mark of all advertisements. Such as may
be seen at the beginning ofthe Hidden Hand, /"
on the 4th page of this number
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LOOK HEREl

livery one Of the lovers Of art, every
~ one Who adnrcs thc bcaf and especially esery one
odcgrhts 10 look upon INC uilia ace Of dear end or
relative Ia hnugh that friend f BE- thousandsof micNay,
% te spirit fnnd take noiise that you get
lie likeness Of yoqref OF hiends at
Marsh's Gallery Of Art IN Ashtabula,
andhlso, that duing the hoydays n cenddanou Of he
ooaeness OF times viii nurniss superior pictures a.
Much Reduced Prices
What Christmas New Year Cifts are appropriate
man 70 present perfect LIKENESS of yOuhsaB 70 your lep
intend 70 seeP constantly hand variety Of od durois
csse so iaues 70 bang Up that YOU st By our e
soc you can behold the face you love, beauing upon yo
waking up old memories aud calling 70 mind pat scenes Of
pleasure and enjoyment I-l -
Having recently ehed my rooms ehs endoavor 10 make
~ pleasant aud agreeable possible for al who tnay Give
me call whether Wishing pcurcs not But rentrner,
time waits for 70 man aud hard nes does prevent death
from removing those you love. WI I'~'. --'7
Secure the shadow H..f
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ACCIDENTAL little lad son of f. r. VIII
1IANs, of this village, while indulging the habit
so common among our youngsters. of jumping
upon passing seighs, was dragged down, bis
ear nearly severed from his head, and receiving
such internal injuries as to cause the blood 10
flow from the orifce of the ear ........
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ID DIR Ho0FLANDs
DALSAMIC CORDIAL. FOR THE

SPEEDY cure ot Coughs Colds Inueuzo, Group HoafsnpI
Bronchitis Pneumonia, Diseases Of the Bowels arising nom
Cod neIent Consumption, and for the relief and IN ~ all
possbe) cure Of Patients in advanced stages Of the latter
disease.
This celebrnted preparations like the Bittes be eond-
IDENTIFY relied II IL designed for .o diseases
general aud more fatal than any other to which the pe0ps
this country uectloee syringing from esgh cofA
That eminent authority Dr. Bell says: II will not ssy TIA
Colds to our inhabitants what Che Flagas and Hsno
70 those Of countries; but csn confidently
that tbes usher in disease Of greater completely and mork
ty than these latter
further proof OF the terrible fatality Of diseases resulting
from cold" may be by glance at the follow
ing ta taken from the records Of ihe Boar6 Of Health
Of Philadelphia conessedy Of the most healthy Localities
n tho Union:--
1852 Total deaths in P1,Sladelnhis IOeo1
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REvIvAL--lhe meetings of the Methodist
Church continue to. be crowded, and the inter
est on the increase. The number Of those who
have been led TO pause and think on their ways
is about one hundred, and those who have ap-
pied for probationary membership about hall
that number.
Some evidences Of more than usual attention
to religion, are also apparent in the Baptist
Church.
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Grind Stones
Ftre Rroof @afe.

f-7- For Sale one FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALE,
?, cd order, will he sold cheap. ..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01
For the Iowa Transcript.
THE EMRe.EgANTvS PRAYER.


Father guide US! Through the vast un;-od
den wild,
Thou who did st thine Israel lead
With the cloudy pillar by day,
And the fire by night, alway,
Wlenc cr they asked supplied their need,
Hear now the plcadings Of thine unworthy
child. tn
We too, would seek in the distant unknown
West
Far from our chldhood's s scenes-a home,
Where the prairie flower blows,
Or the King Of Rivers flows;
Guide Thou our footsteps as we roam
And Ger US spread thy she,triug arms as
we rest.
Thou whose a!l-secing eye, and all-powerful
All scenes dost behold, all changes control
Oerrulest the wisdom Of man,
Ocrturnest his brightest plan,
Dcst give, or withhold, the desires Of his soul,
We impiore Thee to guide, and keep us from
harm.
# Thou bless us not we me- cr can be blest,
If Thou aid us not we ne or can obtain,
Where thy presence will stay,
There make Thou our way,
And that which we seek may we gain;
In thy fear may we live, III thy love let US
rest.
Are We not thy children, and may We not claim
Thy protecting power and fatherly care?
As together in faith we go,
The seeds OF liies fortune to SOW?
Yes VIC know Thou nearest tic farvcnt PRAYER.
And well ever trust and praise thy glorious
name.
CCRDIE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01
Circular 0fthe Republican National.
Committee.
CCRDIE.

The Republican National Committee
at their meeting recently held in Albany
n. u, issdcd the following Circular to
their Republican friends throughout the
Union.
In the judgment Of the undersigned
members Of the Republican National
Committee, the time has arrived for con-
sultation and preliminary action in re
gard to the approaching struggle for the
Presidency, and they beg therefore to
call your attention to the suggestions
which follow, The Republican party
had its origin in the obvious necessity
for resistance to the aggrcssions Of the
slave power and maintaining for the
States respectively, their reserved rights
and sovereignties. In the contest Of
1856, by the presentation and advocacy
Of the true science of governmental laid
the foundation Of a permanent political
organization, although it did not get
possession Of the power to enforce its
principles. When the result, adverse
to its efforts, and its hopes, was declared
it anaffectedly acquiesced, giving to the
victor, for the sake Of the country, its
best wishes for an honest and fair ad-
ministration Of the governments.
How far Mr.. Buchanan's administaa-
ton has realized these wishes, is now
patent to the world. With the exec utiye
power Of the Government in his hands
bis administration has failed in every
respect to meet the expectations Of the
people, and has presented the most
humiliating spectacle Of corruption, cx-
travagancc, imbecility, recklcssness and
broken faith. So apparent is this even
to our opponents, that the so-called
Democratic organization, always distin-
guishcd for its discipline and party 6dcl-
ity, is utterly demoralized and distracted
without any recognized or accep ted party
principle, and threatened with disrup-
tion by the rival aspirations and strug-
giles Of its leading partizans While the
administration has been thus faithless to
the interests Of the country, and has
TINS CiSnrraniZcd tho narfv which nlacej
it in power, the Republican party, has
constantly been mindful ofthe great pub
lie necessity which called it into existence
and faithful to the fundamental principle
upon which it was erected. Experienc,
has only served to strengthen the conyic
tion ofits absolute necessity, in til,
reformation Of the National Government
aud Of tho wisdom aud justice ofits pur
poses and aims.