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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

The Stock market to-day bas been "A very strong
one-the bull operators ssntning that he d.sagfee-
nenl Of the lIoufe 70 the Senate amenlm.ns Of tie
Finance BIZ indicates further large issuo OF egg
tender noies; although our private adv.ccs from
Washington are 10 the eli. ct thai Mr. Chase will not
avail himself Of Ito authority to iisae currency if
given Lin exceptiny in cases Of utmost need The
disagreemens Of the House and Seults are very
serious, and L Committee Of Conference viii be
reedeI. ut which Some middle ground Of accommo-
dalton Will be reached. The friends OF the Admin
is,raton IN the House Gre anxious 10 give Ito Socre
tary ample powers 70 raise ways and means FOR the
war either by loans or currency, fearing tA'.t
the next Congress may DO moro disposed
to haInl er than 70 facilitate the financial policy o.
The Government. This theory, AID the general
belief 10 the street tbst, Whatever MT. ChaBs'r
wshe1 may be III tho mater, his noce.titi;s VIII
drive him 70 resort TO further Issue OF legal tender
notes, lend to give the bulls courage md tho I@r-
ket, under free buying, Las assumed IN active aAd
buoyant tone for fhares. Government securities
arc dull aud lower. Railroad Bonds arc firm. ~
the Second Board, the market was unusually active
and firm. Pacific Mail recovered 10 ICl. EIo w"s
very actiye at 6iaUS and tho Preferred brought
1929. Michigan Southern sold largely at 6}i462i
for common, and 1864 for Guaranteed. To.ejo
touched %, buyer ten, Sc. Tho bears made very
strong attack tho market, but with hs1.e
effect. Governments were rather firmer. Az the
4 o'clock call, the market was fairly active
and firm. Eric advanced to 70, and Harlem
Preferred % 79l. Galena advanced to %, aud Rock
lslsnd was firm at morning prices Alton ard Terre
Haute, which sold in tue morning at 20, ndyancedto
7Oi, bid. At tho close the markc; was lra: u. ;.
Is, 81 registered, IS asst u s. o., 81, coupons,
81 0g7l; U. S. S. "a, coupons, s9i; U. S. Treasury
Notes, 1853, lO39l03!; U. ). l-year Certificates,
"a. 90 a SCI; Demand Notes. old issue, l6J4 lbO5'
Tsunessee S,a,e e., G2QGi; Missouri State 6s, COS
G5i; American Gold. 1915 0IGli; Pacific Mail senri-
ship Company, Hole; New-York Central hai'-
road. llgi 0il9i; Erie Railway, HSe|Si Enc
Railway. Preferred, 1925 a 1921; Hudson River h'i-
ronc 95I 9Si; Harlem Railroad, Jt41Ij haFiein
Railroad Preferred, i9a19li Reading in'irosd. VA
Michigan Central Railroad, Nl@"si hiehi5Hh
Southern and Northern Iudiana Raifoed, o2@03si
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana kallroal'
10: eIQ6ii Panama Railroad, IL; il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19
EmnseneliIs

NTIBLOs GARDEN.
ros siif? sf4 4l FFTH ND LAST Tv wlEk
TIE GREAT rSAoiC AausrE.
Nj ) BAT NAN,
Who will appear tbs event. ~ -
TWENrY-LlGAfH TIME,
HaI $40
LAST REPRESENTATION BUT TWO
IN tho beautu! and taun.y elective roiantio DiS' W
ti..ed
THE fOH,AHEN.
In consequence o'sT1 n, sS1ss 4 n'' "'
Gun 0n's DC "i sUgeIM " 'YiM PERsoYATioN
urnREw MAIDEN
ron THUEt NIGuIS LONOth 80,
Mise p,teaSn;s creation of Ito bI"seo-heaea ye"i'n
maiden has received .nquahed taos! mV "o
- : - ~ cr,ics sad mas attracted IN uhAtotupeu
INTELLIGENCE i,li 3 INT RrFINepgc AND CROWDED AUDI
-,,.s within tie walls o. 4 Nrw-York thester.
IT, is preseoted with superb and exquisite Scenery by
NJ J. r. we compoe expressly by Mr. Robert strpc,
Ctscie,i.ic Dresses sad Appointments by Mr"s fhl-
tt' 81 IL. BATBMAN
nd an unrvied cast embracng he Names OF NJ w. "'f
- H. Nj EdDn Ad.uis. NJ. H. 9eorson, AIR Lane gA'
Mr. lsnr NJ q. Ard,ews. Nj Wiison, Me,dsmes Chab-
hau s.rueit, and 'te edui'abc choru'
Docs o.cu at ocl'.Si commences at u. Performances
Win conclude lt O'Clock, ahordins ampls tins for cars
STAGE, Sc.
- GSEhr DEMAND For SEATS,
the public specty Informed thai tie box book no"
'f0H ''' '"' '''"'' lIH FINAL WEEK
MISS HATTNANS TRIUMPH iNT ENGAGEMENT.
M Whesley faos s he has lesson to cong aiuate him
scf upon toe which attended him entering
upoa $1,000, ,.,-,,. cy,,r,,r
TIE AMERICAN CHILD or SONG.
CNAOIlNf ElCHlNUS.
TIE GREATEST NATIVE PuMA DONNA OF THE
PRESENT DAY.
Her Inst engsseu c, This thebter was
APERtEtT T6lUMPH,
havr: lasted for Thee bionhs and was in every
rc.yeet pee Inia,ly aud eta,t..i.e,
GkEAr SUCCESS.
Ia hsrs TO inform the tubc thu ie frat musical work
steh viii be produ ed m er peseut~ .gemeLt VIII Do
BALFE's DRl1Ar OPEhA,
SAtAcELLA,
which has been for - -
SEVERAL MONTHS IN PREPARATION
L will be produced under the snc direction OF
Mr.. z. RICAiNGS.
Ga MONDAY ENkN1NG next, feb 70 1868,
with ENIIhELi MEN >, tNERl;
NEW DRESSES sud
NEW APPOINTMENTS.
ard sustained bya -, ,,.,,, ,,.,,,,,-,
The Chorus will
NEW, NUMEROUS.
and carefully selected Whil. the
COsPS De BALLET
LEADING ATTRACTION
Mile OALkI1l,
the N, os, rerfect Dsnssus- IL The dsy.
Moss. &AELLtIL .
Mad aADZFTII Milo KATRISE
"a We, re- Other dis suLed Da1csI tue whole beug under
ABLE NDI CCo GPLIsHED MATRE De BALLET.
SlGNOK hONIANL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

There is On increase in earnings over 1861 OF
s2J,i,l 10 GU passengers Sl3 GOO II on iregbtsi
500 - on express, and decrease Of sl0c2 % in
mail service, making totel increase FOR the year OF
SIS 2Cj ST. The first mortgage bonds Of lhis road
were OOl, Of which ono bond las been re-
deemed ia a legal transsclon, and sic, Coz are led
hy the Sulins Fund Trustee, leaving outstanding
The clm of SJU,0W.
God has taken new start to-day, and with very
large purchases, tbs specu'sioH have tia market
again m their own bands. Tho registered tfaDsac.
lions at al tie Boards to-day add up two mons
been one-lalf - much more. Tho market opened
20 thc morning Board -, iCl with sales Of over hilf
million. and advanced to l6i /, the bghes. poin.
by + y cent il has ever touched. The quotation
iber. ugde. free sales rec.ded 70 100, bn, sgaiu
r,covos.d, rud e, the o'clock call large trarsac.
lions were made at lGl. OLGA, tbs closing bid beng
1913. The moycmcr. TODAY las been based upon
the action Of Coucrt,s on the financial question.
Crron.uouse Notes, sympa,b.ling with gold, sold
freely at lcO CLOG.
Tie exports of produce continue to be enormous.
They were exclusive ofsPeciel, from New-Yo'kt to
Foreign Ports, rlhc week eadiug Feb. IG:
b 70. tie yveoi .........f1 > f,D"l-y 8 .,t.I
lIoViousy reTor'od... iSet.l,5 E.,..s ....cIl'
To,sis ls~s Isn. I..sl.I.sa9 sl5lTrS SIC o-296
''S"""'' or '' 1850 So 81 IL iis5l-G3: $50 Co.,
Imports nsrchardi.e."~ 80 tpi - oel go
.',: ,gg '.ase' :51 55.5 i5. ,:5 Sc
A new company has recently been organized,
under tho ti.o Of the " Uaon Saif-rinjer, Coal,
and Iron Cop.peny," for the purpose, principally, Of
netting 10 mAiet tho immepso qusn..'y OF whte
oak .hip.tuber on It's properly. Thomas c. WI
liaps ia PRECEDENT; G.. Arthur Gardner, fice-.'rrsi-
dent; Walker d. Lyon, Secretary, an Cumailna, Alex
lard.r g. Green, torneys The o.iee is ~ Nv. u
William. corner Of Pine street. Il pl-se9ses ever
5000 acres Of foe lard IN Allegheny County, Mary-
Hand. through which tia several veins Of biuui-
nou, coal well known in tbs region Eun. Tho
baltimore snd Ohio Railroad passes within two
n,cs OF ia borders. Tho sales Of its stip-iIn6er
alone arc estimated TO produce over 81 ,500.0 900.
Tho Company !ia ~ 10 900 shared q 3lO zach.
Money continues very abundant call al y al
y cent Oh good eolia,erals. Paper is in good de-
mand ard gl. eds ed passes Is freely ut Sac v cent.
The supply is quite Moderate
The CunArder from Boston to-day took $27J, 40
N sold.
Ihe rise in gold had marked effect on the Corn
Exchange, aud higher prizes were established for
Breaistuils AMI frovilons. Cotton was quiet.
Whisky was active and bo.ier.
annexed IS table showing the deliveries O. gold
l.om California at this port FOX tho presant lscal
Year. aud for the same period in the years lS6l-62:
NJ. lIll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

uIINNY HACS arc IN limited reqaesti small sales In
po,tom 1T DE cash.
GUHNN CLOTH IA steady and In moderate demand at
ne a N for s,audari quality.
HlprS-EaIy 10 tho week. owing to the heavy rscelts
liz bu.t.s IA Dry idus Qulte moderate, aud
"a. 10 eject saes siglt concession made by hold
,s. ,o.ard de close however, better inquiry has pre-
rt .l aud pr much better sustained. Common
crtlou. aIe raTicululy FIRM the supply being yo,y mod
ls Iome,te SiaU. htes stu very Lrmly supported
and IN good deg Tor consumption; aboa TO- 90 have been
s5ld including Warrington NJ llc City ia llc,
country W 6stelh 10 OiGlic. CASH. For Dry Sailed
ides l. is demand aud g prices Upper Leather
has been IA iaiI request at steady The sock OF
llldts hsud about V0 sst 2lO 0J Zine last
We quote Buen's Ayes. 2nR26 b. 81 D1'c lilo
ufande lsd21 n, 29i0J 80. Ufnocn, 90Il ID 2S GIyo
o. Orna - az H. 1903 Sc; Porto Cabeli 2id2b ID zt
&c Day Weston. did24 10 2lasJc. DSy ss'ej Ma
cH5o 2Uci DO California l0c.. MI months. Wet S.nea
Wessr OlGllc Country Slaughter lOl ollie. ana "S
lt1diu4c, cash -.
HGMP-Aa,is 10 FIRMLY si bot Is In limited ,sque,s,
,ale, in lots Of 100 10 II l2iG3c 90 h some ~
ntt srs cold sort sure at t3c oli , 81,
aid invoice AA.a be.a Lssoll on teras nos wv w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19
amusGlncnIg.
11IrrIrty MUSEUM.

7CADYUMs American MDSAoN'
ID BRILLIANT AND rR;1irrq MT succiE IS Asr
a'iN " AMI. sc IL r-- ASc-N M
LITTLE MINNIE w, w h Sitt;E
little MIN So N ,,[1Ai'iri;+,'
LITTLE MINI, tH,at,IttN
- +4,,-H'+tprESS Or DEA UTY,
-; 49, IISIPEEs.S OF BEA UTY,
= 80. INIpRESS OF BEAUTY,
t5lter oftds lac -,>-x. WARREN
,TSS LAVINIA WARREN,
~OvT MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
~ Sif,S. GEN. TOM THUMB,
NNNIV Mrs. CEN. TOM THUMB,
N,v Mas. GEN. TOM THUMB,
ard ths
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
THE MARPrAGc or GIY TOM THUMB,
,,,our am p3I zinc sTS Silv AZ TIE MUSEUM,
TiiG ADMIRED or Alb ADH,R-R RS
MOST wo en- 2R Hyt- ~ % HGMlN BEINGS.
a @,yr gPei,ss ~ 9a97 1,,Gu ard
wf FM ESIf ET IiffS {l'sa FoU.6s'
rThs ,ulsi.e nature lsay ever Known. yet
PERFECT IN FOKM;
PEKFFCT IN FORM
PERFLCT IL FORM
PERFECT IN FORM
tsIv1,E', AND BEAUTlFUb fACr,
<SVIlTTI.AND BEAUTIFUL fAC
SsNt.IsItJ AND BEAUTIFUL FACE ! !.
- .y.ry rsy cbsrraing aud pea irS ,.,,-.,- -
vii ~ IN exhibition ct ell h'ut' iFoni ~ oc,SA
,,tiI d ID, on the plsffoTn AZ tho Maid nan Vi ~,
aud on the Stage iu tae Le1tn e-ioom bet"een t"o
a. @. tie play in company "i'h
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
she ;,yo ilskics, by Ia. .
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
TuE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
Trr SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
r .oen on the face Of the gobesmaer even than the
uustI us - .,.
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
GEN. TOM TIL NIB AND WIFE.
Ale, 20 be ,sen "a. 81 houts, Day and ~ SiAG
qAE LIVING hPfOrOIAa =,
FRON lhe RIVER NILE, IN kOfPI'
THE GREAT L4tlN0 shA LlCN,r,
WEIGHS OVEN i,lvJ ROY NDS AM LAl'
WHAT j. IT. OkMAN MONKEY Abhino fAN'i ~
TROl. NADAGAsCAki hhMMO4h bEAh -, ~ ~
~. axes, b.af captured alive ttANp aNN Ai'i q
HING Sal. MDN. tLA o-,A4A-5. MARI A@A'-.-A 3
"AA iEiOyTptICAULPS GREAT IRISH DRAMA.
COLLEEN DAHNi
o.,
TIE BRIDES or GARRiOWEN,
This Afternoon md Evening e 3 I'D :. Tc1ck -
Nh HANkiSON COMIC lMfUyht1O SINtGh,
s,.ss az eacn ce III, il.li aJir Ssnss
iun.-ion IS e-r,s J.iiafen uucsF zen. 10 Z" IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

ro,el : monlh,.,..5l5,5lI,A1

In the Assembly, tie rspor; Of tic State Eugineer
on tho Railroads Of the State hss been received.
Sixty-six Companies have made reports, aad FIX
teen have Neglected to rcror,-showiug esbty-two
Companies in the State. The report shows tie
amount OF capital stock as per charter and acts Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

fuU
Re.ortsa exclusively for INK y. 7. tribune BY DRSS
,,o-,c. 70 cox,,evor. oy FAar PRoorc.-pu, every
Thin, in neat order Mara plain Idoibe directions on every
tacsssp sdipg WEI h with tGIe count aud name oil afl-
err also bid OF lseulsTs inside OF che package
marked Bal" and always send ono BY mail, with nosics
ghen and how things are forwsrGed
CoAxssIONsfor selling beIdes fnlits &C. where psck'
retngnd and ssil los ot stun, AZ q cent. Onox
Farm produce generally ? cent.
=. uen Farmers realize aud not Jo5Oers or
BVrTxrfise Internationally tie Advance IN Cold
may De little readily sold at previous rateI We
onrcc Co.. psil......29 a0 lFirsios, Penn aud W.
Finn ra als State % q p Reserve Oh ice l9 CIV
els uOs state, cn2, g Fi5kns Perm and '" - q,,.
Frs,ns, ,,s.e ehoice.2i a2G Firkins, Wea States
rse nj e the as ss 10 az Ss4.r az
'uads...."........so az !;oi wrWpsi...;'"is 81
cnxrsETbe stock I, IN few hands and prices have again
.ney. srse ia ACES ctee,e .to good..n 9is
CLecse cho:r......l3 "a Epsilh Palsy. o. io.2 0l3
pesas 70, @ rs ssI Sns S.sn
cittmeut Es- pre-, aea IN ts Ae and prices aye hacta.
ated rom ~ 70 80 ~ for good to cAoes medcus and
We little LisAer fa'cs lave been tskeJ o-M2dfows are
.tbirg Liz err bat adv, need the zane prpor:
ton There are but very lev old ii.honed' ptm" iun
ze, Manows these will occasionally ons IN aN'an" way
rtlc over our quo,s'ion..
We quote iIacAsees iucludedl; :, Nj, az =, n.
30 sors tbushs T0G2 80 Marrow. ch i bI..S 95 @s -
BnooM CoRs-g % S9lCe.
T,Gsi.en, couuea tSi.y. The maIke, very sesn-
Nv supplied. The price pc. Z loz. Tor prime los
We sGve .sppee, pack wheat eta.nd for
a-, b. express a. h- ava resn;s lkey to be more sasa
.ov.rc1 By difference - liice
rYg.. IN ri.gt-Nr quoiei
sts,e country str. I'd 80 10 oni upwsrd.....gG7e
.fate couniry Kissed, medium weishtS...,b. dtsc
Ves couItiy dfesssd ................. tt1ttc.
pour rRY--The receipts ample og the Gem nd
which ia iuni.led ~ the cruue cemeu: Of Lent Our
Is. tons ave thus far been TeSlzcd, but the ttnde-cy
|, doxnwsrd. - a..
slrrer Of Pourv particularly advised TO pack the dn
farr sotts in lCpHgte psckscE Different sori mix-s ID
the me packages look sIdy, sci awkwardy. sud
low prices.
Ccusignrr arr particularly requested ~ lrniy mark on
ea, nscsa-e Aifds pom cl9ircd "a t 90 inst tbs
So. may be ob gsd the harry tr~le % open ana
e-se numerous without ttClns wht h' Customer
rosirr for be each package tn name
or iruss OF tie coosgnOr shipping naS previous
Is asfeedupon. >, 49,.
Turkeys should awsys be in boxes ard the numnet
C Jiros aud tie weighs psy maEled 90 the outside we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

AdyertecmentI
DREW d. fRENCB,
PRoDvcK CossI>sioS MRRcHAwrs.
OUTER, CHEESE, k66s, PouLrNr, 0ANE. 3RAIH, FISse
Pork, no.
No. Erie buildings New.york
Cur motto IT, Quick IA y ana prompt return -
Eo,egsncs--D. h. Martin. Prssidsat OCEAN bss< Hs"'A~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

The following table IL an important study, show
ing the comparative railroad interest Of all England
with ihe State Of New York alone:
SrArEuASr shoacino ard c.adsn Of he Raocs
N ag oe mp 10 Il !s5i and .os Of hi. S4ts ~ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

Number ~ passenger, Of I'll c,.,., c.,.d, socoo so,
o"ir, eicI"annH Guy HG.o455
ro1fs not rcl1iet 3ls ora 100
Mics 6y .feil h, tssins..............,, sensqS
Huuher tan c,rr d,...,.............,.,, 4! ina
ToaI s2S s 10
lot yayr.ra'. i1cladIrg dyid,nis. amount to
sarpus f.nd &e 2s2:l,Go
@ ns,. a. 2''ic5
~ whies On city 'o.ds .;........''.'''''....
OF which ~ C. s'td. II
Anmbrr Of eaiioJeos *. d..........'..;.i,'''"
C.Aer- an employees aod passengers iiJu ed q
Teal klaed (aty rosGs ~ ........'.'.'.'. 10y
T.ts ini ed (cty roads 81 ................ lis
Avera.e cost per ue Gf road sad equipment ex'
oi1ii's ely 's %
Average cost per mile of single ,rsek.'.'''" ''o' "
The following table IL an important study, show
ing the comparative railroad interest Of all England
viii ihc STATE of New-York alone:
SrArEN&Sr 'hoscn0 IA. erest ard ndi'isn Of ne Ra'e'
hug 70 eoss u !soi, and e10ss % m S"1s ~ -
SeptMbT 30 1882; W.,
CassLca,i0a. Encland. New ola
Cot c, road and equipment. GoOo @iS'o,5 -
Total last years rece. is..... liOUo,CO I',ioS-i'
Per cclt Of expenses ~ operat' 49, o.
ing ana Tecaip III percent ~ PEI GEM
Niles OF duubs ffaek........... 6.6eJ I,lJl
ililos of single tTae............. 31ij lS,S
Iqlyaeni single rack. milei.: ILpJ ,f5;aoo
Tour of lion utsd in masinsFo-d ByyVOO 80 80 SoS
no. OF ties for support si-...... 8ewpGo sz,2t wv
No. reqlir,d to renew each year 24OOOOo 49,
10. ofIccomO,.yss EN- .oged... o.Uoi 40
No. Of freight aud bssgase cars ~ ,ooo,
No ~ uSsse, ,cr c,r. ernrloved I5OT6 29,
No. Of tuns carried durug year. 9O.OOOJO o,VtoiS'
10. IL passengers carried dIring ,o,-o ~,
Average per nil, Of Toad....... SldU,VO T7O'S4I
kectip, IRON ire. 1T business. $150cOJ) flBo4'So
Tie Boston Post Of Tuesday says:
Tbs Cot per market La, b@en rather quiet bot closed sons
on saturday ell hg' o1ed lie activity aIan. loGot Cop
yer l. Quoied huu % 10 &c Minnesota lie advanced on
ascouet of lepore improy ent ia the mine Us old
Saturday Ia Newl ROc6iud and SU p-or also ui.
proved with strong demand Tor tue later Central has i'm
proved 43 Gni l. IL sad 10 Dc the mot pfoni-ios
e Late lee Royse has been quiet but firm at PSI
Is stated that Is the intention she transfer office
u Hc put mp new set OF stamp works snd then pay
Gyl.@nds. ni4e is sil b. rich the P.wabic,
Fr.nsiu guy other PORTAGE Lake mine Al avasnche Of
the natet rdsy, end about 10 $50 shares
Sold wicl save Of the shorts good OPP
plYtaHy to lay H. th .,oc. Tor teiyery declined 70 !.
nd rsed t. u al fresh order. to buy Ia rooaby
for tLI,o tine, the ari0snis sld
The receipts on tie Grand Trunk Railway for the
u.sk .n5ing iao 81 $50 $50 90
CORES Jaias @eeS last yeGr....g........ '9'S3 W
Increase ]'iei'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

G,TR--Wr quote; -, "a o.
Prairie Chickens. shot. 2 nsir ....:.;.. 10 u u
FiorR--bucs v heat ~ % =. :" q u" 10. ,,an
FHEsu MgATs-Ne cnois $50
-, s,-ss good ~ 70. q iveri " h......... Old
No, crfe.ssas.... u I Veal SAWS. b....6
frHs-lDe following auot,t.ons etc for No. Qualities:
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

of liberty, hatred of oppression, uneasiness
under the restraints of an aristocracy, the
rights of the poor against the rich, of labor
against capital, of man against money, of Free
dom against slavery.
Now it no longer is the sign of such ideas.
Democracy is the word chosen by wicked, bad
men, to cover up their sympathy for rebels
and traitors, to screen their hostility to the
government which protects them, to excuse
their most reasonable purposes. The democ-
racy of to-day is opposed to the rights OF
man, opposed to the law of God. opposed to
good order, sides with riots against law, with
mobs against the poor and defenseless. De-
mocracy as represented by the organizations
of to-day, is a blasphemous denial of the law
of right, the principles of eternal justice and of
mans inalenable rights--the right of life, lib
erty and the pursuit Of happiness.
Democracy to-day is the bulwark of slavery
and despotism, it is the prop and support Of
aristocracy, it tramples upon the poor, it en-
slaves the laborer, it SCOTS at the common
brotherhood of man, impiously denies the
common Fatherhood of God, and tratorously
joins hands with the enemies of the country,
and invites the inscription OF a traitorous cpl
taph upon the beadstonc of every one who,
with intelligence and without constraint, en-
tiers its temples and participates in its work.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
Let it be Remembered /!

/. That the recent Democratic State Con-
vention demanded the withdrawal of our gal
liant troops from the field, and of consequence,
the giving up of all the Union men of the
South to the wild rage and the demoac lerocil
ty of the rebel hordes now iniest ing the rebe
states.
2. That the Convention was held back
from more open development of its treason
than plainly exhibited itself, only by decep-
was in favor OF withdrawing the troops, and
would do so when the example was set him
by other Democratic Governors.
g. That the Convention yehemently cheer
ed f. r. Wiggin, when he said the con-
scription law should be resisted by erery man,
pomdn and child in the Stdte,-that he had
to pause for the approbatiye demonstration to
end before family adding" in lacfal
,cdyt'
A. That Virgil Delphini Parris--who de-
manded that this helsh war; shall be stop
ped-is perfectly satisfied with the nominal
nation OF Bion Bradbury.
5. That every rebel sympathizer in Maine
is laboring for the success of the Democratic
ticket.
q. That the Democratic party is only an
organized opposition TO the Government-to
the Constitution and the Union.
I. That the only mission yet left to the
Democratic party is to uphold, perpetuate and
render eternal the Institution of negro slavery !;
and to this end its members are willing to see
the Union rent in fragments and to join hands
with armed rebels.
s. That the Democratic party is now occu-
plying the same relation to the country as did
the old Hartford Conventionists, and the same
disgrace and infamy will follow them and
descend as a heritage to their children, that
have followed the names of those who parti-
cipated in that convention.
0. That the Democratic party as now ex-
isting, is false to every principle of Jefferson,
Madison and Jackson, and occupies the same
ground that was advocated by John C. Cal
houn, for which Jackson sought excuse to
hang him.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

VERY "CoNyINcING."-Ata meeting of the
Democratic Club of this City on Thursday. a
resolution was passed, thanking S. S. Hayes,
of Chicago, for his CONVINCING speech, re-
Gently delivered from the balcony of the Pre-
BILE House,"
1t does not appear by this astute resolution
,cho was convinced: But we know of several
gentlemen, democratically inclined, who said
after the TRADE of traitorism poured out by
this gentleman and +. o. j. Smith, that if
those incendiary doctrines were to be the
foundations of the political action this fall
they desired to be counted out.
Another resolution proceeds to express the
hope that Mr.. Hayes will come againIand give
our citizens more of the same unctuous matter
So do we. Let Mr.. Hayes call again, and as ma
ny times as he pleases within the next four
weeks. Let Mr.. Smith come with him. Their
dsorganizing and destructive doctrines will
make converts to the cause OF the country,
every time the air is poisoned with their ven
tilation. Convince" us few more times, be-
fore the election, gentlemen, If you can posi-
bly, find time 10 do so. Next to the truth for
chilly expressed, the blatant falsehoods of these
gentlemen. will best promote the good cause.