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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

A L RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
IA reu Court 9OOchAnd County, the % day Marb,
1903
J,nn Phipos administrator with the will ElI.-
beth Hicks deceased Plaintiff
Against
James Uurnsey, william H. BrOOs Martha Byrd Boiling Byrd
and othes, .DefeLdangS
IN OHAEoERY.
ojsc! this salt Is 1btan from the Court tbs
anGg and Of the will Ii KAbeth Hicks, deceased
tne rights Of the ties Iersupto And
appearing hled that the defendants above named
are btae hat the, aIpesr
Rltlln after lie llon this
Ia iaryt 10 pr0ts
a CopJ-Ieste,
dee95-w4R' Max W. MILLER, Clerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

GOODS FOR CHRISTMAs.-1o packages
III ~ Cror ana Jsm,Ioa RIM ria AMI nee let gicrs cd
BY. Wh4ky; is barrels Ap Brandy art tree yeas "a ald
cry u 500 sar1ins just iesiVss ~ oois Engh
Cru he S1ga IS n boxes nss Green snd'bl OK Tea,
For sale by SsO hh.hiNu
del9-d6ts NO Do mAaSfe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

I'D. QRS ENGINEER DEPT D n v.
Corner l9th aud Franklin Streets
RIcHN~ND Dec. l6h, 1868.
NOTICE!
TO THOSE ia VINO NEGROES 10 HIRE.
lNhE Engineer Department will hire for the
e-suns year. thousand Kinds FIR vOik fOrtthea
tors. L.
hire OF demonstrating nj RNtions fur
Lhhed BY 0OVernme - $500 per year.
Clothing and kGhons fur
nshsd by os ner... .........Se
-RsEonJ only, furnished BY
GOTernmsob ..........-.....4OO
-Rati0ns only, furnished BY
G.Vtrnment ~ " M.
Tia Department vii pay 70 Ri hm NJ Peters
burg viii give. edition five Dollars, for expenses for
ea,h Negro delivered BY s. sas oIhers At either place
Negroes comfortably clad emf In good condition when
re. elV.i. Apply until Feb uAry lIi next
viii be bic for slaves hired uaeer
the ccmanch Law Of Nhg MA.
By order o. Col ". II. srGYus.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS
hsjlr Eng'n,
dslT-iIOtkeu9t In charge OF Richmond Deienoss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

GENERA J. AGENCY FOR CLAIMS
~ AGAIssr IHz kFFDERATE sTATEs.-The apdsr-
tgned VIII ccniru heretofore h uDremitting atten
nens His org rperence In he setti meni Of claims and
COUNTS gives him peesh~r advantage In he nanagemnt ofsuch
,uslness stf rlE
with the once Department. whose services In
carrying me ras pr or 70 ai Jane sal have not been paid
supp ortecs rendetc, vii fnd Il their est 70
sonsuiJhu rl ~ a.rfr iar1 81
Pareie prisoners var discharged while on parole
corresponding wish him Deceased soldiers claims atisna -
eofore.
He VIII practice law In the several courts Of the city, Deds and
very descpf writing promptly executed He vii also act
IS sgsut for the s'leofIeai est re- 80 Az, 49,.
ed he safety proms all who may employ him hat be VIII
IA thauy ard dlliFssty attend TO thsl. Interests.
Tor te5tinasials OF character, &c:
Rey. 81. d Hook, Richmond, Va.
Rev SAMUEL r. so0kHAs Eiehnond, Va. - n
NJ hLAIR a Co., kichmond. Va. fHf
Hon. Aess-s Rocket W. Ewno and
g. MAcHfs Representatives nom Kentucky.
Ben j CLARK, Senator from ssour.
Hon NJ NKsT, Kepres NATIVE nom missouri
And members generally Of he tg stature.
EDWARD N oLAHKi
nolS-sn Once No. Lsv BrildlSs, Richmord Va
iA Il. JOHNSON, Successor OF Alex. Hill
Co., Manufacturer Ct Ladies' aenusmsn's Beota
% ehos:, ny s'ails i21 Main sres, Richmond, Va
Al Knd5oi Lsdiss' trd esaiemen BoO shoss made 70
!. 81 ". . WRIGHT. Cutter
VAGINA VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY.
AVlN6 secu ed 'lhe services Of a Lomm&n-
IA OF ten years Naval experience, Board has deter.
ed 70 CO nence operaons forvt snd for thar purpose.
squIfes spbs fptious be psId up immesAiely.
Per deAiBg sstserib urged do without delay,
" 'hs book win be closed IS ssOn as lie capita Is made up
Il On ohLh-
sprilg Drsys.
nsiT corrsr Main AZ d ioh ia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25
rEAoHER WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN or Lady qaalr6ed to teach
IA thorouehy Music to advanced pupils AMI Vho speak
French fuently.
kecommenda Ions required.
ds1s-dss Lorstto Post Once, Essex CO.. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

QUICKER & LEE,
h AUCTION COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WIN receive on consignment for sale auction PrvAisy all
descriptions Of
AERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE,
pledge their best eoT obtain highest market raes
Accounf aAlsa, With net prOceeds rendered promptly
Our Auedon Sale "WEDNESDAY 2lh June, and regularly
hs-sAfer On Aal az svexy TIVE uoeks a,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25

I AND FOR SALE.
IL authorised By DR. TsEsvsn Ty Ter to sell lis farm, In
county. Tunttas Depot containing 8UO
one-hslf Whioh u and
consist Of dwelling and all
houses nearly There The place abundance OF
superior mari
OGer farm In james City county, Abou. 40 miles nom
Richmond, DAscuni Or and OhickshOmny iiver
containing oS Ab1ut $50 cleared The improve
ns Of esmio:Abe dwelling and all necessary cut
houses.
Apply 70 T.. B. W. APPRRsON,
AtW. b. Peasants, l5h, b-tEeen
de2i-diW% Main and Cary streets.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

GLoMous DEMocRATIC VlcroRY.-Our unwa-
vering Democratic friend Hopkins, Chairman
of the Democratic Club in Aurora, writes us
from that place, under date of June I'd " l
have glorious news for you. To-day the De-
mocracy of E-meralda District have fought
the good fight and achieved a great victory.
The Democratic Club of Aurora, on last Fri
day night, nominated our old friend from Ell
Dorado $. +. Molatt, for District Recorder.
and to-day, although there was Democrat
running against him as an independent candi-
date, we elected Moffatt by a. majority of rs
over the Independent candidate and the candi'
date of the Loyal League. Glorious enough
for one day! The Democracy of Mono county
are united and will sweep everything before
them al the general election"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

INDoRsED Ir.-The Sacramento Union
states, with proud exuItation, excusabIe
in sheet that justifes and encourages
mob violence, that "the City Council OF
Baltimore have Endorsed the arrest of
vallandigham." OF course. From their
antecedents we expected nothing better,
and thank heaven that we have not been
disappointed. "The City Council of
Baltimore" is composed almost exclusive
y otPlug Ugly miscreants and their par
tisans, the assassins Of innocent, unof-
Tending, unprotected, unresisting women
and children, the destroyers Of churches,
the deadly enemies of the Democratic
party, the violators of oil law, both hu-
man and Divine, and the tools of power
They were elected, it is true, but by SOL
diers not entitled to vote, and their cleo
ton was called farce. In the populous
city of Baltimore but few more votes
were cast for Reverdy johnson AO& Xt7.
ry Winter Davis Plug Uglies,-" the
City Council OF Baltimore" were
cast the other day at the primary election
in Sacramento! Democrats we're driven
from the polls at the point of the bayo-
net, and no elector was permitted to vote
without first showing his ballot to the
soldiers on guard at the polls. To call
such an outrage an election IS an insult
to the intelligence of the American pco-
pie. 1t was claimed, and Democrats
cheerfully conceded tito be, an "Admin-
istration victory"-a victory over decen-
cy, law and justice-the only victory the
Administration can boast of.
Plug Uglies and advocates of mob vio-
lence have no affection for the Democratic
party. While that party exists they
cannot, with impunity. riot in their viii
lainy-cannot burn Converts, rob church
es and assasSinate their fellow citizens.
They have a wholesome dread of the
success Of the Democratic party, know
ing from experience that it will, as it al
ways has done, enforce the laws and COM
pei obedience to the constituted authori,
ties. It bows in submission to the su-
preme law Of the land," and recognizes
no earthly "higher law" than that made
in conformity with the Constitution. 1t
holds in equal adherence Abolition trai
tors and the defenders and apologiStS Of
stranglers-in other words, the follow
ers of Wendell Phillips and the propric
tors and editors of the Sacramento Union.
Well may the latter boast of the infamy
Qethe Plug Uglies of Baltimore-its pro-
totypes in bigotry, cowardice and treason.
They belong to the same school ofpoli-
tics, are of the same responsibility and
are working for the same purpose-the
subversion Of the liberties of the Ameri-
can people. Voters Of California. put
your seal of condemnation on the men
who have no respect for oaths, laws or
Constitutions.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

VINO CAN ANswER?-The Logan Coun-
ty (Ohio) Gazette pertinently asks: II
President Lincoln is the Government, as
the Republicans and Loyal Leagues as
sert, where and what is the seat of Gov
ernment? If the President visits Sara
toga this Summer, will he take the seat
of Government with him? If he is the
Government, are not Prince Bob" and
his other children Governments also? II
he is the Government, does he not re-
move the Government from Washington
to Springfield when he visits his Illinois
home?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

UNCoNsTIrUTioNAL.-The Supreme Court
Of Minnesota has decided that the law
passed by the Legislature of that State,
suspending the privilege of all persons
who are aiding the rebellion prosecuting
and defending action in any of the Courts,
as unconstitutional and void A similar
law was passed by the fanatics, ignoram
uses and law detiers Of our Legislature
at its late session. Men protesting to
have some respect for Constitutions and
some knowledge of law voted for it, ap-
parently forgetting that in the hereafter
they would be held responsible for their
ignorance or intolerance.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
Keep 1t before the People /!
ruxz oIrx AND COUNTY

DRHocRArIc RALLT.-Wc hope our Demo.
cratic. friends will not forget the ratification
meeting at the Theater to night. Twill be ad
dressed BY Ex-Governor BiGLER and Hon. j
W. CoFFRorH. Let all who respect the Con
stitution and cherish the Union Of our fathers'
all who y en- ,~u.~t. =. - = I. t'-/" 7'''
cling with fondness to the principles promul.
gated by Jefferson aud Madison and enforced
and sustained by Jackson all who believe IN
the doctrines of the Declaration Of lndepend-
euce: all who believe with Douglas, that " this
Government was made on the white basis, by
white men, for the benefit OF white men aud
their posterity forever; all who are opposed 10
negro equality and mob violence, the suppress
sion of freedom Of speech and Of TIE press, to
unwarrantable arrests, Bastilcs and military
despotism, m,-trrn out. Let us IebHkc the Abo-
lition traitors Who are scoiling at the C"nstiln-
tion, setting the laws at defiance, uiockng the
old Union and depryiug citizens Of their IHn'
lienable rights. Come and show by your pres
euce and encouragement that you are worthy
sons of patriotic sires. Let us, in humble mi
tation of the great Apostle Of the Democratic
party and civil liberty, "swear upon the altar
of God eternal hostility against every form Of
tyranny over the mind of man. and we shall
beoucath to our children what cur fathers te-
uueathed to us-a proud name and free, pros
porous and happy country.
PRIMARY MEETINGS. AbulititHiStS 90
through the farce of holding thcirprimary meet
Ings this evening. 1t Is a farce, sham,
humbug, because the whole thing has been
stocked by the officers of the "inner circle Of
the Loyal League-the Aulic Council of the
Abolition party. A few may have the manll-
ness TO spurn their dictaiion and run an uppo-
sition ticket, but with little hope Of success.
The converts or rencgades whichever appella-
tion suits the reader best, have got the old line
Republicans in their power and they intend to
use their power arbitrarily. The leader OF the
old line Republicans, the man who has done
more and can do more for the party than all the
apostates put together, is 10 be ruthlcssl! thrust
aside for the nomination for sheriff because he
is honest, poor and a butcher. Some dainty
Republicans, who owe their position and in!lu'
ence to his dsnierested cAcrtions, have the
meanuess to say it would be injurious TO the
ticket and disgracetnl to the party to nominate
"Sam the butcher" for sheriff, and they give
this as an excuse for uniting with the converts
to defeat him. a party which listens TO and
acts upon such objections is unworthy the sup
port of laboring men. Sans is a fight Of pov
erty and honesty and inteliigencc Aganst wealth
4. -. a.
test the noblcr ar generally defeated by the
baser. Will Sam be an exception to the rule
We shall see.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

PERsoNAL.-Our old partner and ncw United
States Senator, Hon. John Conucss, called upon
us last Saturday smiling. afiAble, and friendly
as ever. 1t affords us pleasure to state that
he has recovered his health entirely. His
proud position has not seemingly, altered his
manner in the least He is the same positive,
energetic, industrious and upyrding John
Conness us OF old. TIE Republicans welcomed
him to thei~ Yanks as an ally they have dis
covered to their morttcatlpn and regret, that
he is their master. Good for John. He is not
one TO occupy subordinate position. He met
the managers OF the party here we learn, and
insisted upon the nomination of the following
county ticket, which was quietly acqui"sccd
in: County Judge, y. \. Hamilton, District
Attorney, B. =. Rankin; Sheriff, VIM. Rogers
Treasurer, J. l.. Perkins; Recorder, Allen
Dob Bells partner; Clerk, G. j. Carpenter.
In addition, he stipulated that the Delegates to
the State Convention should be instructed to
vote for Low for Governor, which was also ac-
cedcd to.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
Tntul E35S

blHl. CoVo VI
The Committee on Streets and Public Places
presented communication from Mcssrs. j.
Mckinley & Co, which was, on motion, laid
ON the table.
The bonds Of the Marshal, Clerk, Treasurer,
and School Superintendent were read, and on
motion, approved.
Aid. Cooper moved the reconsideration of
the resolution referring to gas lights, adopted
at last meeting. Agreed to.
Aid. Cooper moved to insert cor OIL" after
gas Carried.
On motion, the Council adjourned. to meet
on the first Monday in July, ut ~ P. NJ.
c. Z. CHUBBUCK,
City Clerk
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
SrnIrcr TO SrAMr.-The Commissions

SUBJECT TO TAMP.-Thc Commissioner
of internal Revenue has decided that all
promissory notes, whether over or under
twenty dollars, are subject to stamp. So
we go. Everything mus: be taxed in
order to support an army OF greedy Abo'
lition ofiice.holdcrs, contractors, inefi'
cient Generals, Military Governors and
corrupt newspapers.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
MARRIAGES s

In San Francisco, May 30th, by Rev. T. Starr
King, Charles +. Jackson, Esq, of III Dorado
and MisS L. HigRinS, of San Francisco.
1.-THE above notice was accompanied by q plenti
full supply of sparkling Champagne, which wa.
drank in bumpers to the health 81 cur friend and
his amiable aud accomplished bride. May health
and prosperity ever attend them.l
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
Common Council Proceedings.

PlACERvILLE, June 1st, 1868.
Board met pursuant TO charter requirement.
Mayor Tracy presiding.
AbscEt-Ald. Bruse.
Minutes of last meeting were read and, on
motion, approved.
The Finance Committee reported the follow
ing bills, which, on motion, were allowed:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

WASuINGToN CoPPERuEAD. -
George Washington was "C6pperhead, .
according to the Republican definition OF
that word. II the following extracts from
his Farewell Address are not "copper"
head sentiments" we know not what
are. AT any rate they are Democratic
sentiments:
Indignantly frown upon the first
dawning Of every attempt to ALLEVIATE
any portion of our country from the rest,
or to enfpebe the sacred ties which now
link together the various parts.
The Constitution which at any time
exists, till changed by an explicit and au-
thentic act of the people, is sacredly OBJ
ligatory upon ALL
Resist with care the spirit Of innova-
ton upon its principles, however specious
the pretcXtS.
The spirit Of enroachment tends to
consolidate the powers of all departments
in one, and thus create, whatever the
form of government, real dcspotism.
Let there be no change by uSurpation ;
for though this in one instance may be
the instrument of good, it is the custo-
m1rvfuetrument bv which free Govern
meW i destroyed"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

THR ECONOMY OF HEALTH.-This busy nation
of Americans have l2,O00,000 working people,
whose services may be estimated at 81 day,
aud their annual loss by sickness at an average
Of ten days each in the year. This gives to-
tai loss of $240, ,o00, 900, sum three times as
large as the total cost of the General Govern
ment, including the Army, Navy. Post Offices,
Legislators, Foreign Ministers and all. The
amount weighs over six hundred tons in pure
gold.
A large proportion of this costly suffering
might b. averled hy attention to diet, cleanli-
ness, and above all, by the proper use of the
right remedy in season. When % cents box
of Ayers Pills will avert an attack of illness
which it would take several days to recover
from, or a dollar bottle of Ayers Sarsaparilla
will expel lurking disorder that would bring
the sufferer TO his back for weeks or months,
does il take any figures to show the good econ
omy Of the investment? When Fever and
Ague are ranking in your veins and shaking
your life out of you, is it worth the dollar il
costs for bis Ague Cure TO have the vilainous
"6ism6er expelled, which it does surely and
quicklyF When you have taken a cold is il
prudent to waituntil it has settled On the lungs,
when days or weeks or months must be speRt
in trying to cure it, even if il can be cured al
all, or is it cheaper to take Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral, costing few shllings, and remove the
trouble before 1t is serious: 1t takes no WIS
dom TO decide.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
Nftu advertisements TOsDag.
c0NsrARI,E,s SALE.

CON STABLE . oAh9'
ny virtue Of an execution to me direc.ed, lssoso
* ont Of the Court OF G.. W. Stout Justice Of the
peace in and for the Township ofsPaceryiile' Coun'
~ of FL Dorado and State of California, upon d
Judgment rendered therein on the 9th day OF may
a b. 1868, in favor Of A. J. Lobbett ana agalnsS o
Geo. Fairbanks for the sum OF eighteen SI4 l"v y,
dollars, debt, and eighteen oO-ltO dollars, coss o
snit together with aecruing costs,-I have levied
mon and seIEed and will expose for sale at PuDIc
1uction to the highest bidder at the ofce oi L. W.
Stout in the City OF Placerviile,
On the 26th Day of June,
A n 1888, at the hour Of o'clock, P. NJ, all the
dSndsnt in and to the following described fba4 ~.
living and being in the township OF Placerville'
courtv and State aforesaid. to wit:
THAT certain MINING CLAIM, situated in John
son's North Canon, about onehalf mile west OF
Johnson's Mill, and known sc the Ellis Fairbanks
Claim. -, -. - n
1868. a. sin3N g LuNi
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
ORDERS

LNROM THE COUNTRY will receive prompt 81.
Il tention, 1t the same Low prices as 10 6uysss
we're present.
REMEMBER
The Old Stand of n. A. Cagwvin q Co.
IRON FRONT BUILDING,
MAIN STREET, PLACERvILL.B,
CHAs. B. PETTTT,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

ST. PATRlCK'S CHuRCH.-T0.m morrow being
the Sunday within the Octave Of the Festival
Of "Corpus Christi" Rev. Father LARGAS will
offclate in St. Patricks Church. Mass will be
celebrated at the usual hour. IL O'Clock 4 NJ
Vcspers will be chanicd in the evening at 81 .,
after which there will be solemn procession Of
the Blessed Sacrament around the Church
grounds At the close of the procession there
will be Sermon singing of the Itany of the
Blessed Virgin; and the ceremonies will close
with Benedictiun Of the Most Holy SAcramtn Mt
LICENSES GRANrEp. Board of Snpcrvi
sors, at their recent meeting. granted To san
ford Miller license to keep toll ferry across
the North Fork of the American River ut Ore
gon Bar. \ license was also granted lugusbec,
Pouge and Bros. 10 keep II toll brid .c at Union
town, on the South Fork Of the American river
ADDITIONAL TAXrs.- The Board Of Supciy'
sors, in conformity with an act of tie late Lee
gs!aturc have levied an additional tax of five
cents on each one hundred dollars Of taxable
property for " Insane As! lam Fund )" and two
cents for "Soldivr's RcIict Fund"
Public IlIGHwAY.--Thc new road in Mud
Springs Township, between Mound Springs
Greek and Indian Greek, from a point at Dan
Millers house to point at F. Fishers house
on said road, has been declared u public high
way by the Board Of Supervisors.
PATRIOTIC JrplclAL Crs>ES. y. a. Hamilton
George A. Douglass, John bush aud Ogden
Squires, all big with "wIse SAWS aud modern
instances" will be candidates before the Black
snake Convention for County Judge. We give
these Soluns fair warning that the unucky fr.-
low that comes out " iust best" Will have the
greatest reason to complain. us the Democracy
intend to re-clcct Judge johnson.
WINE.-We are indebted To l.. Laudcckcr
for butilc of most excellent California white
wine. We found it just the article for dinner,
and take pleasure in commenting it to our
wine drinking readers Mr.. Landecker has it
for sale.
SILRERsrEIN has Just received Il large stock o
Rcgars, tobnccns candies, nuts, toys, American
Flags, fireworks, etc. Saloon keepers will hnC
his stock Of segars large aud we'll selected
He is doing wholesale business in scgars ant
&GIaeca, sEgaI!y 10 the advantage If small
dealers in the vicinity.
W. BRADSHAW Co. are still around,
with q full stock of books, stationery Yaukc,
notions, etc, as will be seen from their adv or
tsemcnt in another column. We are indebtct
10 them for large bundle Of Eastern newspa
pcrs and plctOrIals,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders in
IN the abovenamed Company that IN assessment
Of nine cents per share this day levied navahle
Immediately 10 the Secretary. at the Office Of The
Company In Coloma, Fl Dorado County, California.
By order Of the Board of Trustees
COlOma, May 18th, lS63.-4w -'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

IL you want your washing well done buy a
Dashaway.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
B r THIS.

In this city, on the 9Th inst, TO W. n. DouahuS
and wife, \ soma Democrat.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

STRONG DEMoCRATIC CTY.-The city Of
Milwaukee, Wis, at the election on the
18th Of April last, gave $3.50 majority, for
the copperhead" democratic ticket.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

NEGRO RIors.-Therc have been two
negro riots in Washington City, recently,
but the particulars have been suppressed
By order of the Administration. which
wishes to conceal the crimes of its pro-
teges. 1t is estimated that these negro
rioters cost the Government, in Wash
ington alone, three hundred thousand dol
lars month, upwards Of three and half
millions a year, which the people have
to pay out of their hard earnings, to sat
isfy the demands of Abolition traitors,
who curse the Union of our fathers and
swear it shall never be restored!
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

Boy u DaSLaway Washing Machine if you
want TO please the ladies'.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

NEXT PRESIDENT The New York Her.
aid says that Ben. Wade, an unadulter-
ated Abolition traitor, notorious liar,
cringing sycop'ant and mtiful craven, is
the Radicals candidate for the Presidency,
and the War Committees Report was in
tended to kill off Banks, Seward and
others. Wade, Butler, Wilkes, Phillips,
Garrison, Giddings and Fred Douglass,
are the leaders of the Radicals and the
starters of Loyal Leagues. Wade for
President and Wilkes for Vice President,
would be very respectable ticket, and
they would certainly embody in their
persons the character, intellect, honesty
and principles of the Republican party.