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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THE BRANNIN HoMICIpE-CoAcLusIoN OF
Tss TEsrinosy-REhAnxsor Or Gov. Foap-WnAr
JUsTICE GIpERsoN SAiD-THE CASE sEHr TO
couar-THohPsox GIVES BAIL.-Ihe examlns-
tion Of the witnesses In the case OF the United
states vs. Charles W. Thompson, charged with
killing Lieut. James N. Branuin, wss continued
this mornins in the ehamber Of the Board OF Alder
men, before Justice Gibsrson.
Louis Grsmmsr was the first witness sworn.
He said: was coming from the larendon Hotel,
crossing sixth street. the nisht that L. Brannin
Is:.Ia =: s:pS! q & &pi:,Oi: s.d * .sIo:. .Ss
drawing the body Of . man from the gutter. They
laid him on the psvement Tor few moments, ana
isit for the Metropolis. Hotel. ' "A'"
CIrosifi. once cannot say the time Of night
that direction; whsn got 10 Dubant's e"rnsr,
saw crowd .s,Oi' The .;r.s' .,d Judged they
saw the nssh OF = pistol snd started TO 70 across
the street, q wss ero.sing the street, three men
%s ~ ss the
then 70 say, for Gods ssts Thonpsos, put that a
:. sys "a:
Soas 4 1. ~ dslsnssi 4 hsdnt killed Branaia,
70 pisple, snd aNsrvaFds wsst to the Central
e st: od.s e, @ ns sSs The
Of ssh stsoss, hoistsd the window to istsa 10 he
musIs, heard ssutiiips on the pavement, but paid
some hArsh remarks, and heard the report Of q
pissolj could not see on the avenue aide; paid
no sts.ntioa to ~ supposed some one had too
attention until I heard a .poliosman's WHISTLE; /
put on my R.S,',, Pa, = hAs, G az S9p.t and vent down
s!sirs, sna lut las' hg e. go' q ths aoar net them
heard remark made on the strest thSl il Tiohip-
son hAdn'y shot Brannin he would have been shot
n.1:ii h'sS .sa Sas. q g tSSSs "l;sSi
Iteard Luckenbsch and saltsfs, whsn coming up
with the boay, talking, and Mr. GsstoP said .sypa
es sssoa ~ The p:iC haa BEEN Sgenehsa oat 81
Brsnnin's hands once or twice, and s.y that he
w.s tod 70 put 4 Hp and Be qaisti Gs.ton dld moi
saltsrs) said this, and Gelston told him TO hush,
there Il another day coming, or something to that
effeoti consldsred all present Brannia's friend,
Patrick Hyde, (hsckdriyer) sworn-I was on the
corner OF sixth street and the Avenue On the night
iamppost lille 10 the right of The corner Of ths
Central Hotel, soms r., iie.s pas, snong the crowd
National n. ht for the crowd, did not 90 towArdi
the corner until heard Lieut. Brannin say, "Ths
n11 asHS
two police Officers failing back . little towardl
the curb when Lieut. BrAnnin stepped fO ware
with som ithing shaped like pisto and cried out
l"Who are youin he replied, :" An Lieut.. BraL.
min, Of the detective forceJ' he then replied "Any
man that layshA.d on N will shooti" did moi
zee them scuffilng Just then, things were st, ioi
Z little wbiiej thea Brsnnin stepped towards ths
p0,ieo ofaeers and DO pied Whatever he had In hi
hAAds hfst TO one and thsn the other; II looked
ike pistol, add shinsd bright; hs was WithiI
three Or fou, inches and presented " thI
times IN susce .sionj he then walked back towArdi
the trss-box, where supposed some Of his frienui
were, and somebody came up and took hold o
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

Rl1uCR HAPOLEoH AGAINST THE
ARxlcAH POLlcY o. LOUlS HAPO.
L0oH.
On our outside to-day viii Be- found an article
entitled the War In Mexico," " translated from
m OpssIoa Hssse~sis Of September lss, the
exclusive orsar Of Prince Napoleon, cousin
to the Emperor. II IL . bold and able criticism
upon the Imperor's Mexican policy, and eH.
hib,ss . knowledgs Of tks Preach sltustion In
Mexico, which Louis Napoleon would do well
70 heed before entering further into q compli-
cation which Il already 20 vast In it, propor-
tions - 70 be almost beyond his control. 1t h
an Interesting and highly important paper.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
.SecondEdtion
ROuR O'CLOCK. p. =.

onn. erLLMone HAS Nor RHssaRnD.
We ere susAori,ed to state that ~ repeated
recently made, BY correspond
snts 70 NoFthssn pspes, thss 0sa. 0nluovs
has resignsd his commissIen o. ssked 70 be 70
lleved fron hls command ls without The slight
est foundation 10 truth. In other words, II
Gen. 0lllmors has resigned, or even asked 10
be relieved, he has done so without the knowi-
edge Of the President.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
FROM THE sOUTHwEsT.
Rsssl Reports q the Defeat Of Rossers

Rebel Reports q the Defeat Of 6osserans.
MExrHIs, September ia large infantry
force from Johnston's army 10 reported 70 be
marching up the Tuscumbia valley to reinforce
Bragg.
Rodd's command has gone to Decatur for
some unknown purpose.
Refugees bring repo.ts, circulating South,
to the effect that amor two days fighting. In
which Bragg was defeated and driven back, he
received large reinforcements from Johnston,
which turned the tide Of battle, and that he was
now driving Rosecrans.
All Johnston's cavalry are reported to have
jolaed Bragg with the design Of destroying
Roeecrsns' communications.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
OF r n IHDEPEA-
DRAcE OF CHILL.

nsetpssesl Nssisosl Csaplinent - the
ChiliaA Minister.
To-day Is the anniversary Of the Independence
Of the Republic Of Chill.
The esteemed Gillian Minister, Mr.. Asts-
Buruass, ct present staying at the house Of Mr..
Riggs, In this city, was this morning greeted
BY the Marine Band with the national hymn OF
Chill and the national sirs Of the United States.
This, It Is understood, was BY the direction Of
the Government, and in reciprocssion Of Sim
liar complement given to our Minister In Chill
on the 4th Of July last.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
|IlORrAn AbI IE1lol!
E-~
SITUATION OF TIKI WARBz FORCES
THE LIBERALS ENCOURAGED
Their Enthusiasm and Deter
mination Encouraged.
BLUNDERS OF THE FRENCH.
san Lsuis Pstssi tAs Capital sf Ne
Juares Gsvernnsnt b.
Mr. Corwin Does not 60
as. there.
His Secretary Attends Forey's
omciai Ball at tho Palace.
The Psruvian Consul had His Exc
suatsr. .Withdrawn fsr Attending
The Ball In Ms Cssrt Dress.
l
The French to bs Resisted to
"the Last Ditch"
The Juares Men Want Arms.
Hr. Corwin Does not 80
ms. there.
His Secretary Attends Forey'a
Oncial Ball at the Palace.
The Peruvian Consul had His Exc
ssatsr wisAdrawn fsr Attending
the ball IN his Csurt Dress.
The French to be Resisted to
1.-THE Last Ditch"
The Juares Men Want Arms.

The following extract from . letter just re-
csived In New York city from Mexican gen.
tieman, formerly occupying . high diplomatic
position In Warrington. will be read with In
terest. It Is furnished exclusively to the ma
rIoNAL REPUBLICAN.
"sAN LOUIS PorosI, MEXICO, July u, 1858.
"The condition OF afIairs here Is more en-
couraging. The situation is much the same
as during the last civil war, from which we
had so favorable an exit, except that now the
traitors and rebels have with them 10000
French, while We have an increased enthu-
siasm and dissemination on the part Of the
mass Of the people.
"The public opinion Is very determined, and
at the same time the French and the traitols Q
are making the greatest blunders and mis-.
takes. think Il 10 very likely that before this
letter reaches you, . monarchy will have been
proclaimed In the City Of Mexico. The French
have commenced by declaring that the City Of
Mexico is the Republic, and that the Indians
are not Mexicans. will not attempt to give
you any details. Their plans will all be duly
exposed by and BY. ...,
"Mr. Corwin remains In the city Of Mexico,
and does not seem to be disposed TO come here,
as now that this city is the capital Of the Gov.
srnment 70 which hs b accredited, he ought.
His Secretary Of Legation went to the Official
ball given at the palace TO Forey and sallgny.
Mr.. saucher, the Peruvian Consul, also At
tended In his court dress. For this act his
exequatur has just been withdrawn by the Gov.
ernment. ....
Gan the persons Of any note have left the
city of Mexico, some for this place, and some
for other points In the interior.
"The permanent deputa,ion of Congress, and
many members Of Congress are now hers. The
feeling on all hands Is one Of determination
to resist tho French to the last. Had we tn.
arms, the Government could put one hundred
thousand men in the asld." f fl ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
GENERAL DURusIDE TO RDnAln II
THE FIELD. s..


Ths statements made In some Of the copper.
head Journals Of the country that Gen. Burn
side had resigned In consequence Of psrsonal
grievances, 10 not true. The general requested,
II compatible with the public interest,", snd In
view Of the completion Of his campaign
In Tennessee, that he be permitted TO
resign, 10 attend to his private business,
which needed his personal sttsution.
The President promptly replied, compliment
Ing Gen. Burnside upon his brilliant success In
Ohio, Keatucky, and Tennessee, and request
Ing him not TO resign, but 70 remain In the
field with his present commsnd-the Army Of
the Ohio. Gen. Burnside responded that II the
public service required bis presence In the held
hs would sscsiAcs his private interest and COM
ply with the Prssidsnt's request. Gen. Burn
side accordingly remains in the neld at the
head Of his army. r...
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
Gen. Sully's Expedition
Against the Indians.
He Surprises 400 Lodges and
Kills 100.
Their Camp Destroyed aad Many
Prisoners Taken.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. II, 1853.
Major Gss n. ". Hs,Isck, GennsI-tsoAi.J:
The following Dispatch, dated Headquarters
Northwest Expedition, Camp White Stone Hill,
September 4, 10 Just received;
GENERAL. Yesterday We surprised over four
hundred lodges Of hostile Indians, fought them,
and dispersed them; killed over one hundred,
destroyed sllthelr camp and all their property.
have in my hands many prisoners.
ALFRED sULLr, Brig. Gen. Cong.
JOHN PoPE, Maj. Gen. Cong.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
tn. A,..np, to Hang Daniel ve.rhs...

An Indianapolis dispatch, 18th Instant, TO
the Cincinnati Commercial, gives the following
particulars Of the recent demonstration against
Congressman Dan. Voorhees,. Of Indiana,
As the Second battalion Of the Sixty third
regiment was returning from Terre Haute on
Saturday, an attempt was mado by them to
hang Voorhees,, who was with his wife on the
same train. The car was broken into and
Voorhees, inyitad TO get of the cars. The bell
rope OF the ear was seized and demonstrations
made OF the most vlolsnt nature. The soldiers
crowded around him, aud told him that no
man who called American soldiers Lincoln
dogs who, when the war was over, would
wear collars so labelled, could ride on the same
train with them alive. The officers lnterfered
aud forced the men back, almost at the point
OF the sword. A second aud third attempt was
made, but failed by the entrcaties and COM
lnand OF tbs officers.
Dan solemniy protested that he had been
belied, and that they had read but one class Of
papers. They answered him that they had read
his speeches, and that was enouah 10 show he
was traitor. At last he was Informed thai II
be wopld quietly leave the train at Greencastlo 10
he might do 80, but that the soldiers would
never ride to IDdlanapolis on the same train
with him.
"1'hese soldiers wsrs su|lsted In Voorhees,
district, and one company from bis own coun-
ty, and many heretofore his personal and DO.
llflcal friends"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
How % was Doas.

A pDninent Democrat In one Of the north
ern counties Of Maine, writing to Republican
relative In this city, on the evening before the
late election In Maine, says:
"I have done what could to elect the Union
candidate for Governor, having lsbored almost
daily foe the Last few weeks. Our work IL
nearly done, and tomorrow will decide the
msst4. Il 10 a cxcited contest and both par
ties arc sanguIns Of success.
Tell the Union men at the capital to have
no fears. We will do our bsss, and they shall
near the shout Of the Union hosts from the
sunriso State In tones 10 gladden. their hearts
ans carry dismay TO all rebeldom."
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
Dsssss Of shs L.v. - a.. n...-...

De8ese % tie LAW - 49, naaars>s-
Those enterpHsing publishss, W. b. & o.
II. Morrison, 40 Pennsylvsnia avenue, have
just issued tho Hst edition Of Thompson's
Analytical Diyest Of the Laws Of the District of
Columbia, the Laws Of Maryland applicable
to the District, the acts Of Congress In relation
TO the District to March q, 1898, accompanied
with statements Of common Law and judicial
decisions. From q very careful examination
Of the work, we are prepared to recommend
1t TO every citissn of the District % most per-
feet exposition OF the law.
Governed - we are In great measure by the
old law Of Maryland, and having no printed
records Of the decisions Of our courts, It has
been dlficult, II not almost impossible, for the
private citizen to understand what the law
really Is. Mr.. Thompson has met this din.
calty In . very clear and concise manner. The
book is admirably arranged and thoroughly
indexed, 20 that landlord and tenant who are
Just now deeply interested In the law on this
subject can become familiar with It in few
moments.
Mr.. Thompson deserves the thanks OF this
community for this valuable Digest.
The Morrisons', who are the publishers O
the Reports Of the Supreme Court, will issuet
the volume Of Blacks Reports in few days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
PERSONAL.

JUDos CosY, the Governor elect Of Maine,
was . Douglas Democrat.
MADAME MsDoRI, the prima donna of Mr..
MsrstIsks opera troupe, has arrived from Engiand
by the ArAbia.
"TuH BoT PREAcHER," )" Crsmmond Kennedy,
has been elected Chaplain OF the seventy-ninth
tHighiaud) resiG ent, New York stats volunteers.
"GAH HAMILTON, the well-known contribn-
tor to the Atlantic Monthly 10 understood to be Miss
n. A Dodge, formerly . teacher In the Hartford
High school.
Miss ANNIE TAILOR, sister II Bayard Tay-
lor, Esq, was resentiy married II the Astor House.
New York, to Mons. Charles Carey, Chancellor Of
STATE Of Lausanss, switzsslaad.
REV. Asa D. snrrH, Of New York city, has
bean unanimousiy elected Presidsn. OF Dartnouth
collsss. In riass Of Rsv. Dr.. Lord, rsesntiy re-
signed. ,y-
GEN. THOMAS =. MsAsHsR, Of this city, has
sppointnsuts 10 speak 10 Ohio-with Geo w. Ju.
lien, ssnstor Wsds, Chandlsr, OF Michigan, and
the like.
CAPT. VoS BUsKIak. Of the u. s. gunboat
lying of Alexandria, has hssa arrested oa shssges
prsfsrrsd against him and sent to wsshiagton for
trial by eourt-martial.
Col. HENRY DAvIIs, OF the Harris Light cav
nAs oeen appointed brgsdter general Gen.
pves entered the service 10 April, 1881, - lieu
tenAn' IN purysas Zousves, and took part In the
nj" nsh' OF 'he war-the battle OF Big Bethel.
GIN. BUELL.. and wife are stopping at Syrs-
euse. Gen. Msrtindsls and son are At s.tsvls.
New York. Mr.. A. C. Wilder, member of Coarrs.s
from Kansas, 10 also At syracuse, where he vilI
remain SOW days, and then proceed TO W..hin1-
ton, upon business eonnseted with the K,n.s.
troubles. Csa. shurz 10 In Philadelphia.
LAxBERr TREE, Esq., who for thirty Years
has been associated with the postal srsirs OF our
city, ieft yesterday for . short trip to the West
Mr. Tres carrier with him the best wishes not only
Of the anaoASs OF the once, but Of every one who
has had business or social iatefcourse with him
In his absence the responsbs duties Of his bures,
will devolye upon james A. Kennedy, Esq, VIII,
will be ably assisted by Mr.. Barrett.
Rev. J. q. FLErcHER has lately mss with tw,
mishaps The other day the steamer on which h,
ssilsd IRON New York for NO. put back Tor repairs
and sailed again leaving hin behind with aothinl
to wear "-aii his iugssss soins on. Al ones hs
started for brarl, Wa L. gland, and now, vhen hs
IL half The ssss over, hssssAing forward to got his
Clothes papers, etc., at Rio the ste.mer has return
cd second time for rs airs, 30 tha when he reach
Rio he will b In the same plight ss when he lsn
New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
Capture Of Freight Trains.

Nlw YoRK, Sept. IA special from Gin.
cinna,i 10 the Tribune, states that the passeu-
gers from Stevenson report reverse to TRom-
as corps, near Lafayette. The report doubt
less relatcs to the engagement Of Negley, some
days since. 49,
several heavily lsdon freight tr.ins have
been taken by our forces near Morrfstown.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
Fire IN Lowell.

LowElL, MAss., Sept. III. q. Aver 4 Co.'S
large pill and pectoral building took are about
Z o'clock last night. The two upper stories Of
the establishment were entirely burned out.
The lower stories were not much damaged ex-
cept by water. About two hundred hsnds were
thrown out Of employment. Loss about s6O,-
600. Insurance S30, 900.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
vonx.n wonDsi

sW4vH sw (s1 an1Al nAvn ~
nosyl Iwon1 flM U1ofHBn
saA1D m souxAnu PEOPLE, AID 1Ant
= Vuunp AIeo BARN uS. Tnusf fHna nof.
~WWp rHY AHE1, fHnY WOULD nvApo AAp
u prV1KoY N WITHOUT MnCY. A1ooLvTLf
" Assunsp or SKIan YAruoo, Al AMAZED THAT
" AN ONE COULD fa1HK OF 'YnAon On AT
"fBnnA' H1 WDO N1MlRAuD fnne
n PIT oxlY 70 = ssAvA, N VINO UfTms
" IT A. 11m STMnt non0ovHn, n fAAI1oa 70
/" M oogHlay, WDo D018vD IN sconH AHp
ounrn6HR or AIx. DouoaA1l1 Mu."-boss-
sreas, b ~ 0sa0l Aa@sh,v y ono, Nsrs~y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

Mas. WooD's NEw BooK.-Wehaye received
from Mr.. Joe shIllington, Four-snd 's-hslf
street and Peunsylvsnia avenue, Mrs. Woods
new book, esquire Trevlyn's Heir" The
publishers are Peterson q Brothers, Philadel-
phls' This book Is one Of the best, II not the
best, Mrs. Wood has written. In intensity aud
range OF character We think it superior to sny
she has written.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
Oeespasisa ef Litsls Reek and Flight Of
the Rebels.

CAIRo, Sept. 17.-Rear Admiral Porter has
received . dispatch stating that Little Rock
was occupied by Gen. Steele, on the 10Th Of
September, without fighting or loss ofsny con-
sequence.
Price, In command Of the rebels, was rapidly
retreating.
Gen. Davidson was In pursuit.
The steamer Sunshine, from New Orleans on
the Sth, has arrived. Her news Is anticipated.
She has on board nine hundred bales Of cotton
from Memphis, belonging 10 the Government.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

eTREL CoLLARs.-The many good qualities
Of steel collars hs made Ihem able and it
10 only necessary to procure them from the "Amer-
lean Enameiled steel Collar Company" aud you
will have perfect article. Directions for proeur.
ing them arH given In our advertising columns.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

'FAsHIoN.-Scarlet, 1t Is said, will be the
fashionable color during the coming winter.
and even now IN occasional scarlet cloak ia
called red riding hoods, and are said to be vsrv
handsome indeed. The head dress will consist
Of handsome Jockey hat, with scarle. feathers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

GEE. DU9LRR IN THE YIELD.
Major 0enssai Butler len this city for Phlls-
delphTs yesterday afternoon, and will imme-
diately enter the canvas, making his first
speech at Harrisburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

Union PRIsoNERs TO BE RELEAsED.-A let
ter received from Norfolk, from an officer Of
the sanitary commission, states that through
tho Intervention Of Gen. 8. Meredith, DR.. Nc
Donald, Rev. W. G. scsndlin, Leonard Brink
md Alfred Brengie, officers and employees of
the sanitary commission, captured by the Con-
federstes near Gettysburg, will be released to-
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

GoDs,'s LADr's Book We are indebted TO
Hudson Taylor. Psnnsylvsnia avenue, for the
October number Of this attractive periodical.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
GEN. STEELE MliTrLEI ROCK
THE ENEMY IN FULL RETREAT.

sThs following SassSssess wers yesterday re.
ce!ved At the HaAqlsrtsn Of the Army:
rf Enr,s Aocz, Sept. ", isss.
Major Gs~Usi ~ y. HssssA, GSswsits-CASy.
GEN,nAL. We have Just entered Little Rock.
The cavalry under Davidson 10 pursuing the
enemy, who are In full rstrsat s9ush.
Respectfully,
FIR. erxn.s, Major General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

tThc following stising lyric We inspired By
the death, In bs1ale, VI teothsr Of the glfsed
author. II wss SesA By Mr. Murdoch In INC
senate Chamber, last winter, with great snec';
and at subsequent reading President Lincoln
requested that Il might be repeated. MT. Mur-
doch ssid he was unable to do 20, % ne 'nen
had no copy Of Il; whereupon Mr.. Lincoln TOOK
from his poke book copy wnicn nc n.u guy
non . Cincinnati paper, snd the Fsssans vas
e,yep BY Mr.. Murdoch in his usual splritee
mauper.1 10 fHa-
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
TINE OATH.

THE OATH.
nv rnoMAs BUCHANAN BEAD.
Bsm,es-swsar on ny sword.
GHosi, (beiovl-sUsef i-eAakspssv
Ye frssmsn, how log vili 70 sine
Ths vsnGsanss that justice isspirssf
with tn asoa bow loag vin 70 tsihs,
And sAsns ~ proud aans Of your sirsst
Out, out, with ths sword and the rihs,
In dsfsnss OF your homer And your nrss
Ths nag OF the old Revolution
swear firmly TO serve and uphold;
That no treasonous breath Of pollution,
shail tainish one star on IL fold.
swear
And hark, the deep voices replying
From erayss where your fathers are lying
usweari Oh! swear 7"
In this moment who hesitates, barters
The rsshss which his forsfathers won'
He forfsits al slAin TO the charters
Trassnittsd non sire to son.
Knsei, knssl At the graves Of our martyrs
And swear ON your sword and your gun
Lay up yeuf great oath on an altar
A. hues and q stroaG ~ stonehenge,
And thsa, with sword, are and halter,
sweep dowa 10 the hsld Of rsvsnse,
sweari
And hArk, tne oeep N01OeS NPynN
rron eraves whsre ysur fathers are lyttg,
"swsar, oh, swsari" g|a.
BY the tombs Of your sirss and brothsrs'
The host which the traitors have slain;
by the tears Of youf sisters and mothers,
In q eret consealing their pain;
The grisf which the heroine smothers
Consuming H. heart and the brain;
Dy the Sigh Of the penniless widow,
N tAs sob Of her paaas' despair,
Where they sic In their sorrovfui shadow,
Kneel, knesl, every freeman, and swear'
sweari
And hark, the deep voices replying
From graves where your fathers are lying:
"swear oh swear'"
On mounds which are vet with the weeping,
Where . nation has bowed to the sod,
Where the poblest Of martyrs are sleeping,
Lst the winds bear your venseancs ahroa
And your hrm ,ths Be held in the keeping
OF your patriot hearts, and your God,
Over ELIswonrN, for whom the fret tear roi
while TO BAKra and LroS you iookj
BY WINTHROP, . star among heroes,
ny the blood Of our murdered McCooE,
swear!
And hark, the deep voices replying
From graves where your fathers are lying,
"Swear, oh swear!"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

RAuAoADs.-AnaxvAL AID puRAHsuns or
rnAmx-rhs sAvsEt1oonanh % eur arst pags
sr, inse-ssa by sstAssssy sfts PaalrosA soapaaiss
srySssll1 aAasA ase sG1slally sosrssssd vhse
49, - naAH hsose go - Fsaisd upea - ses
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.
plrss side OF the Ptcture.

Tue KExfucKr ELEcrIoN.-He (Gen. Burn
side) might just as well have declared the set
OF candidates he prefers elected, without the
mockery Of opening the polls. Under the ter
rors Of martial law, he has virtually required
the judges Of election TO make such returns as
will defeat the Democratic ticket, and threat
ems to hold them strictly responsible. .''--N.
y. World, Aug. 8.
THl ELscTIoN IN KRNTUcKr.--Gen. Burn.
side has at last won . victory In Kentucky.
He has elected q Governor and at least two
Cungressmen by an overwhelming majority Of
bsyonets.-N. Y. World, Aug. 8.
TEE KENTUCKY RLEcrIoN-We are shocked
that any respectable American newspaper can
he 90 recreant to American principles as to
gloat over the transaction In Kentucky, last
Monday, miscalled an election.-N. Y. World,
Aug.s.
TEE KENTUCKY ELEcrIoN.-so long as the
Republican party holds the blunderbuss, and
asks emancipation In the name Of God, It's sa,
cred mission will be patent to all. II II will
only put down the weapon II will get very diff
ferent rcsponses.-N. Y. World, Aug. II.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
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