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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

Henry FL. Pratt, who married his own
niece. and, when an attempt wAs made y
separate them, out her throat and at
tenn pied to commit suicide, has been con-
victed Of murder in the FIRST degree by .
court ~ Lenox, Massachusetts, but il
recommended to mercy. He is only
twenty zone years. old; his wife Was seven.
teen. a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

ia sacg4 IN Cairo, June lD.'
The Rebel gunboas, Startling Price,
sunk IN the recent engagement before
Memphis, has been raised and lowed up
the River. She arrived here tonight.
ma viii b repaired and placed in com.
mission at once. .e.a. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

The schooner Seurenor} Of this city,
was wrecked Tuesday night, on her way
to ,Sheboygan empty. All on beard, PAR
ished except Capt. Abramson, Who was
saved BY clinging TO the hoop. Chicago
Vessels valued at $4,000 dollars; no in
surance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

CHURCHES FOR HosPITALs.-Of the
churches turned into hospitals, is DR..
Gurley's Presbyterian, which the Presi-
dent attends; the Epiphany, where Stan
ton attends, and where jeff. Davis At
tended, and Trinity. These churches
many Of the most fashionable rebels a.
tend ashington Correspondence Gin,
Gas. g4A4a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

1rPEAcHss.-Ths prospsctss Of khe
peach crop in New jersey are sIid p b.
favorable. A good crop i looked Tor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
Batchelor's Hair Dyc---The Hest 1 4
the World.

WILLIAM A. BATCHRLOR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color to be distinguished from nature
warranted not nJ1re the hair the least remedies
the Ill elects OF bad dyes aud nvigoratss the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid black or brown, le~ing the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all druggists, sc.
The genuine assigned WILLIAM A. BATCHEToR.
fhs JeEr sidss Of each bex.
Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. fLate
ssS BROADWAY and 10 Bond Street, [je6-dAwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

+. DoMA1IoAs 70 THE Hosr1rAL.-From
Monroe county Aid Society, 9 pillows, B
pairs drawers, 6 sheets, ID shirts, pillow
cases, towels, DC. From L. l.. Calkin,
Illinois, 10 gallons milk. Iowa State
Sanitary Committee, key Cos lbs but.
ter. Citizens Of Keoknk, 8 gallons milk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

DEATHS At THE HosPIrAL.-Wm. r
Good, Go. G. 18th infantry, died june
18th, Of typhoid fever. and Charles E
Hosohkiss. Co. p, 18th III. infantry. died
on the 10th inst, Of gun shot wound
through the breast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

BIstIoP SoULE FOR THE UN1oN,-Il
has been reported that Bishop soule,
though at heart Union man, hsd been
obliged to take the oath of allegianef
to the bogus Southern Coniedera
cy. We are informed on what is though
to b. good authority, that this y : mis-
take. The informant states that, upou
hearing the report, tho bishop remarked
be had not been asked y like the oath
Of allegiance TO the Southern Confedera'
cy, and that there we're not men enough
nor was there hemp enough, in tn
Confederacy to make him do it. West
ern Christian Advocate. a ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tux Nervous AND CoHsUMPr,yI

o. porH ssxr1-A Retired Clergyman having been
sto rad health In days, AftsF many years Of
great So 1erpg, il willing assist others by sending
lfrec1 receipt OF postpaid directed envelope,
copy OF the prescriptions used. Direct 70 the REV.
JOHN Nj. DAGNALL, is6 Fulton street, Brocklyn. N.
Y. flol9-dhw4m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

JeII. Davis, Negress On tho wing.
The Vicksburg Citizen, Of May 9th,
says: ssa asse .s
Circumstances needless to monitor
brought to our wharf yesterday a lot Of
stock, furniture, provisions and contra
bands. When the Atter were asked where
they came from they replied, with an ali
Of selfimportance, II belongs to JEFF
Davis" s5
As the Federal gunboats win pass close
by JEFF. Davis farm, it ID expected thai
they will not show much mercy to any.
thing found in that neighborhood. WI
are happy TO state that UncleJ eff. 3 house
hold goods are eli in safe place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

HAD o. AaTkks DEraRTaEsT rHs Mfsx1ssirrIl
Camp on GefHth Road Miss, May ~, 1sS2.
T. Where commanding o1acer Of div ixions and
briEadcs have separate command but serve with
army eorpA or In 3 military district, leaves Of ab.
given ofnceFs of their command according to
paragraph ID OF General Orders No ~ series
must be approx By the OF the army corps
or district.
IL. Where soldiers leave ready to return
70 duty they will report the medical ocer
who will give them certificates that effect On pre-
sentingsuch ~tss, the uartemsssers Deps tmsa,
win furnish them trans perAton ,othelr regiments
BY command OF Major General Haileck.
OyHcIAL J. C. kELTOy,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

WAR NoTIoE.-Al persons having
Arms Of the State in their required TO
turn the same ia~sdszt1ly, It my Once.
G. LOUVRE,
Jes-atf Assisv ouaftcfnasier Gsn'l or Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
ar TKLEaAArH.I
New Y ork Market.

New YORK, June ~
Flour-Rec,ts 14,7fo brls; market quiet and without
changes sai.s ~ 100 bsls at ~ fWS4 20 for Super
stste; ~ 1894 80 for Kxtn state, ~ i064< ~ for
supsr Western; - 4oA 90 for Common 10 Exfvs west
ern; ~ aS4e5 90 for 70 good shipping brands
Extra R II. o.
wheat-Receipts 1913 bush; m arket ul and nominal
~ snehAnvsA, Gales Is SEQ bush fair prime Aiiwnu
kssiciso 81 10 sslW.
Cors--Rscslpss none. markss quite Arm with limit
supp,y; salss 600 bnsh ri ss5s Cor Mixed Wes
| tsrn, OILS 81 for inferior do.
whsty-Shade easier sales Goo bris at ostG26i.
oonve All descriptions held firmly. but The market
| IL quiet i{
| sugsrs-In request; sales $50 hhds caba At T1T.
stock Market.
| New York. June ID.
/ stoets-Actiye and higher. Money change; Ex-
change quiet It II, ARIG1k; CAT4Tk; l.
G INK; @ C aas4s G d ses; III Scrip eck; N
s7l; do s,d g.. NJ 90; Erie ak; do pfd est III
| G Bonds AZ; cW.i Pac Mail 10; Penn 81 y; Del
/ h Hud SCI. Am gold i0ss, q 9 LIST g; d w 3d.;
do Ist 81; I'd 90; G w LIST IA; do cd 81 Tress'y
| : $40 1861; GO OF 's1 regd G3!, Coupons o6t
Oregon No bali year 1td; $ So OF ~ co4 ons N;
| do of al Csnpsns ssys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
VENCILL 4 JONES,
ClOTnIERS & MERCHANT TAIL0Rs,

10o1k111k, Iowa.
We hsvs ine assortment OF cloths oaasimsres and
yestings, which We prepared 10 make up short
notice aud In he latest q reduced prices. Ass
III kinds Of ciothinE which oaer for ssle
VERY. LOW Fer CASH.
They and will be sold. Customers will do wsll
70 cell aud examine STOCK bssSe ng elsewhere.
Remember the place, 89s.fssba 81
Is MAIN 81, North side, hss. - 4 4tA /.
jso-dln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

Evrnerr HousE, st. Louis, MOI
juno IA, 1862
EpIroa GAIr Cry
Dear Sir ;--I enclose you herewith circular OF
instruction lately prepared at my suggestion, 10
BILE fnrleaghed soldiers 40 have their fasiouKAs ex-
tended, Be pleased TO give 1t insertion IN your
paper for the benefit OF Iowa soldes 1t will save
them great amount Of trouble and anxiety.
have been in this city looking after and CARING fol-
our lows soldiers for the past three months and pur
poo remaining here for some time, and any service
tba. can render the OF the soldier, command
nA- ---- Very truly yours.
THOS. WI LONG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

M ISIS A. KING,
Main ~. ,bstwcen second and TAirA,
ketnrns tbs ladies for their past pat.
ronAGs, and hoDesto be favored with coniiuu1ncs
6ithssAms Bhs hsr
9FE7INCt GOoD0,
Including EE asaE ,laa3
BONEETS, FLATS,
4 RlRBON6, $50 TH&kAD AND
h0AITON LACKS, 800 aF VI
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Embfoidsred Sets, Mourning Sets Collars IAoee.
Gloves OF Ill descriptions, French CcYsete, Hoor
Skirts, euppo rters, and variety or othss Eollons
.rys r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
IMPORTANTTo SOLDIERS.

EvrRrrr HousE, st. Louis, Ho..l
juno "a, 1862
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

Date.
J. lie undersigned. attending physician of -, OF
Company e. -- Regimens..- fron - 10 the
present date do hereby certify that, and tha, in
sonseeutIce thereof be s in nay opinion, incspaoi.
lated for ants, and further declare my belief that
hs win moi be able his duties In less period
than -- days.
tSiEnature Of Physician
The magistrate or notary public viii certify that the
signature is genuine that he 10 respectable phssicisR
and rssdsn, of the county above given and entitled
10 the full confidence OF ali With whom he may be
brought into busi iatons la his profession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20


po.e remaining here for some time, and any service
tba, can render the cause OF the soldier, command
MA- - YsrxIrul YOU'RE,
THOS. wy. LONG.
@FurlouGhs are oafy greHtSd when accompanied by
surgeons certificate that The soldier i
for dny, and viii be daring The
ths fariough Is asked, and In ease furlouzhs
granted for more than twenty dast"
HATsssieA % yrkLeusas
"a csrtifcsts Of the attending ply cian giving In
detail the dton the soldier extent 10 which
The wound disease deprives him OF the use Of hmb
faculty and that the soldier will be incapaestat-
for duty during the entire period for which the ss,en
sion 10 asked sttested By the eertneats
ornotary public that shs physician Is fespectsbie
practitioner. viii b. required la all cAses by the Nh
Ger who sase tho fariough. before he extend It.
Soldiers wounded In battle furough will report by
physicisn's cerif@ cate every twenty days.
The application for sho ud be made to the
oneer Who gave the lousb, NOT 70 the surgeon
whose cerilocrts Is Attached
The applications for extension should be forwarded
befofs the expiration OF the fariough
The post cfoe address 81 lhs soldier should aIwsy.
he given
The Number Of the fnrlough should also BIZ given
fhs certificate ofthc sttsnding sseixn should L
conformity with the surgeons cate attached to
farsnxn stating the OF disability, and from
disease, the physician shold, from knowledge OF
any facss In the give hs prefrasesat opinion In
a. 10 Inc origin Of the dseass and time necessary for
complete recovery.
General Order, No, ~, current series, Department
OF the Mississitpi May 1stb, 1861. s.ys
Ii. Where soldiers sick lea ready To re
turn to duty, they will report 10 the medical oeer u
the nearest hospital who wil give Them esruacstes
W that elect. On presenting suti eeninss,s, ts.s
Qaartermsster's Department will furnish them trans
RoriAtion 10 their regiments.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-24
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Eo"a al and exact JlstIce to all men, OF whatev-
er statc:or persuasion, religions OF poll ica
The support Of the State governments in all
their rights the eurest bulwArks against anti
republican tendencies.
A mild and cafe corrective Of abuses which
are Topped by the sword of revolution, HheTe
perc able remedies are unprovijed.
A generous spirit Of CO. cession and comprc-
m,e the vital principle Ct r'puhcs, without
which there must be appeal to force, the vi
bal principle and immediate rarent OF des po.ism.
The supremacy Of the civil power over the
milit4ry authority.
Economy in the public expense, that labor
ma, be lightly burthened.
Freedom OF religion, freedom OF speech, free
dom of the press and freedom Of the person.
under the protection Of the hsbeas corpus, and
trial BY jl-. .impar.ially selected.
tE" And now, az am about TO bid you
10 night, allow me To s4y, by way Of advice,
stand by your principle, ar you arc, BrcArsx
YoU ARE RIGHT. These, ard fhere alone If
successful, 4il give peace TO the country. ar d
eisare the perpetuity Of the government. Nake
40 bargains nor compron,ises U th either Of IL,
orpo.ng political part'r. ard if We tie defeated,
may eIhtps be, in the cfuirg contest,
d. not be di-hearteLe ed but stand firm, and soon
or or later, honest IN will in you from. the
Other parties enough to give YOU the victory
md preserve the goveru"'nnt in its constitution
al Integrity forever. ."-SrtPHrS 4. D,rGLAs
IN Ais remarks from the balcony IF tie Michigan
Erehlngc D-trot 1860.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-24
The legislature |!

The next LcoisIature elects al : Sen
ator to sit for six wears to come. There,
fore il is of paramount innortance that
Messrs. SHAyAnAS. CAHTLI. and RAND be-
elected in their several Districts. 50 that
Mani:owoc county NAV be a I'M, in Nal,
ison next winter.
Mr. SulSAutx has every qualification
--ha i Lonost f,;tbf,I ana f.a.,ass :, a..
r,:. -,u H. .o.,...,.. 49,:
'
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Republican Candidate for Senator

JAMES Bennett has received the pomi-
nation of the Know No,hings and Repub.
Leans for State Senator, in opposition to
Mr.. Villas. JIM is the man who keeps
store opposite the Herald office, and is
somewhat celebrated as tiddjer-iu fact
such is his talent in this respect, that
when he draws The bow on one side of The
street, FITCH invoIuntarily takes to his
feet on the other, and cuts the pigeon
wing" to BESNErl's music.
BENNETT has other qualifications which
should entitie him to the votes OF the PEG
pie. lie believes that q niger is at least
as good, if not better than an IrishmaE,
German, Bohemian, or Norwegian, and
that every man who believes in Democrat
ic principles, is a secessionist, and should
be incarcerated in prison. lie believes
that the Pilot office should be thrown into
the Man,owoc river, and its editor and all
his friends hung up to the first tree
Hence, we give him tne benefit of this no.
tice free Of charge.
While we are about it we NAV as well
extend it further. 1t Is but few weeks
since that Lieutenant who had been serv
ing his country for over a year in the
army of the Potomac, returned to Manito-
voc by order of the government, to join
one of our new Regiments. While here
he had the inpudence to speak fsvorablv
IF his gallant general, Mcclellan, aud
accuse the Aboiilionists Of partly creating
/ the war. This came to JIM's ears and he
actually took active measures to have the
young soldier arrested, and would un
doubtedIy have accomplished his purpose,
han no; the lriends Of the Lieutenant adj
vised him to leave town.
II is such men as Bennett and SiDREE
that claim the votes of The freemen Of this
county. Will our people be so blind as
to entrust them with their dearest rights
the right to speak, to vote, to act, as
! their consciences may dictate? VIII the
people of this county place their trust in
such men as Koch, WnIrcoMD, and 9th,
ers, who to day wouId prefer to live under
a kingly monarchy than under Demo-
cratic form Of government, and whose par
t. is now actually endeavoling to bring
! this thing about.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-24
The Tab0b.

4 schooner with the above name came
in port on Friday and tied UP at Norris &
Co.'S dock to receive her outfit. The Ma
bob was built by G'eenIeaf s. and Elijah
*. Rand of Manitowoc, for j. +. Plat aud
Senator JOS. Villas, jr., members of a cad
ing mercantile firm Of that village, and we
believe is designed mainly to trade next
season between that port and the east
carrying grain and returning merchandise
Though not yet entirely completed, her
prop,ietors are induced hy the present
high rate of freights to send one or two
loads of grain from this port to Buffalo The
present season. Her dimensions are -
Length Of keel, 1872 feet beam, &c feet 4
inches; depth Of hold, . feet; tonnage,
405 Her carrying capacity is estimated
at $4,000 hushe's-wAich, at present price
Of frrights, would enable her to clear anout
81 coca trip. The keel Of the Nahob wa,
laid just two months previous to The dav
her bai'der announced iler in work ng or
der. She is fine looking craft, and Ike
the schooner Breed, an account Of which
e gave day or tso since, is remarkal ~
frank, +" though this peculiarity does uot
lessen her safety when loaded The
Messrs. Rand have bull; large number O
our lake craft, and peculiar feature II
them-to which cur attention was called
in examining the Nabob-is ;hat there i,
no supeIfluoas bolIjng. Many builders
under the mistaken impression that the
more iron used the more strength given 2
vessel, have materially weakened the tim
beers by too many perforaiions through
which to run bolts. The Nahob IS to be
commanded by Andrew UiIson, young
though experienced and thorough seaman
N1waukee Vars.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-24

AS specimen Of the magnificent revo
luton in Ohio, we give the reported demo
cratic gains in several counties:
Hamilton, 1900 democratic majority
3,4O0 gain.
Holmes, LOO democratic majority
500 gain.
Seneca, 1000 democratic majority, 500
gain
Franklin, 2,2oO democratic majority
200 gain.
Crawford, 1850 democratic majority,
700 gain
Stark, 1000 democratic majority, 500
gain.
Ross, 500 democratic majority, 500
gain.
Madison, $50 democratic majority, l.,
200 gain.
Claremont, 1000 democratic majority
500 gain.
Montgomery, 1900 democratic major
ity, l. $50 gain.
Clinton, 500 abolition majority, SOC
democratic gain.
And so OF throughout the state.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-24
To the Democrats of the County.

As this will be the last number Of the
Pilot which will reach large portion OF
our readers before election day, we take
The opportunity Of urging upon them
ore and ALTO attend the polls on the
4th day Of November, and unite together
in putting down the present destructive
party Of the country, and BY every fair
and honorable exer;icn, to assist their
brethren in other counties and in other
States, in raising once more the glorious
Old Democratic Banner throughout! the
length and breadth Of TIE land.
Msnlt)woc county must have share in
thi> graf work and TO have an honorable
name in the roll Of Democratic victories,
every man r,nst feel it to be his duty to
attend the polls. and bring his Eeighbor
with him. TO secure a victory we must
have full turn out of all the votera, and
an enthusiastic support Of our WHOLE
TICKET. JEFFERsoHs motto Of +, erna
Vigilance is the price of Liberty" was
never dearer TO us all ,kan now, for We
solemuIy aver that our liberties our
rights all tia. is dear-were never in
greater danger than at the present lime
The present III ers Of our country are, day
By day, tightening the cords Of despotism
around rs, and no one can see far enough
ahead to tel where it all will cad.
We again urge upon all those who are
in favor Of Democratic institutions to rally
around the Old flag, aud by their voices
and votes send back a joyful greeting TO
their brethren Of Ohio, Indiana, and Penn,
sylvsnia. The brave Democrats Of those
States saw the danger threatening the
Constitution and Union, and with an uri
ted effort cast off the shack!es which we're
being placed upon item.
DEMOCRATS OF WISCONSIN, .-DEMo-
Gratis OF MASIrowoc County will Won
not respond to your brethren by giving tie
Democratic Ticket an overwhelming ma
jor.ty, and thus show them that YOU fully
appreciate ,heir noble efforts in tie cause
OF Free Government. Up Guards, and
at than -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-24
judge Wheeler.

From all portions Of this Congressional
District we have tidings that our party is
thoroughly united on EZRA WHEELER as
candidate for Congress. We must give
him One Thousand Majority in this coun
ty to insure his election. We can give it
to him if all our Democratic friends will
90 to election The next Congress will
decide The fate Of The nation, AMI we want
such men as WHEELER in it.. The Green
Lake Spectator, Republican paper, pub,
lished at Berlin. the home of Judge WnEE
LER, thinks the election Of that gentleman
to Congress is a sure thing. 1t says:
Judge Wheeler is man of ability
sound as a nut on the Union. and respect
ed and esteemed by all who know hun -
lie has ably filed the Office of County
Judge for this county, during two terms
has hono:ed the Legislature By lis pres
ence during one term, and has filed yari-
Gus other offices with honor to himself
and satisfaction to the people"
In reply to some structures in the Nil.
wankes Sentinel, rejecting upon :he 10y.
atty and patriotism of Judge Wheeler
the Spectator endorses him as sound
Union man, aud assures the .ScnHnA It is
entirely mistaken in lis assumptions to the
contrary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-24
fitch's SANDERS against the Democrat.
&c Candidates.


Last weeks number of tina. bastard
sheet, the Manitowoc Herald. edited by
that political scape goat. W. FITcn =
contained an article relating to ourselfand
the candidates on the Democratic Ticket,
which foT faiseh BOD and malignity we have
seldom seen eqnaled, and which should be
perused more in awdy>house than in
decent society.
FITcH having been bought up by the
black Republicans, and having stuck his
dirty nose into the no less dirty dish Of
the candidates of that worn out and used
up party, has taken occasion to give a last
kick at those men on the Democratic ticks
ct who have gwen him his bread AMI but
ter for the last ten or twelve years, and
who have kept his rotten carcass from star
walton. Ave, such men as Villas, PIER
POINT, SMITH. WIIrMANS. Nichols, and EG
GERS, Who. by their means and influence,
have sustained and kept him above water
for years, are now coolly told by this worse
than migrate that they are no, Democrats,
and not fit TO hold the offices for which
their party have nomnatee them.
The charges against oursef we care
nothing about, for we have lived down
many of the same kind during our resi-
dence here. The Pilot and its editor have
been sustained too we'll by the Democracy
Of Manitowoc county to need anr confir-
nation of either at the present time. |:
is the success of both which has stirred up
the vehcm of the serpent ncased in the
bosom Of FTcH, and has caused this lew
TRADE against them.
1t is we'll known that Fitch has been on
his last legs for the paat gear, and has en-
tirely relied for vitality on leading Repub-
ican office>holders. The amount thus Ia
ken by him during that time from the
County has been at least 81 500 or So 000,
This is what has kept hin, aiioat, and the
bare thought that his Republican conJreres
must give way to honest Democrats for the
several county Offices, stings him to the
quick. The success OF the Democratic
ticket next month is a death>biow 10 bis
malignant aud wicked designs for another
crusade on the County Treasury. The de
feat of that ticket is victory for FITcH,
as it will enable him 10 survive a few
weeks longer to endeavor to defame and
blacken the character of his former bene-
factors. FITCH is now working for pay,
aud had the Democratic candidates stCop-
ed low enough TO make larger bid for his
services than the Republicans, he would
jump at the bait. They are entitled to the
hearty support of Democrats throughout
he county for their refusal to buy up so
moor and worthless and miserable uhifct
The Democrats know their candidates too
well to have the ISLANDERS of schcoLturd
roCber affect their support fer the regular
nominations Of their party, and will rally
around them the more closely because at
tackled by such political roprobates as
FITCH and his Abolition allies.