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& HAMLIN's CABINET ORGAN, S

CTEINWAY a. SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND And SQUARE PIANOS are Dos considered
the bet n Europe vel I'll. ceanlfy having we
hr.i Prir- Msds At 'he Woris Exhibition IN LONDON bi
Tho pnnciya why the seinSsS fsno, are ui-,oi
TO ali otnrs H. H. tho a c1fJpo.ed o. tive ~ ic
tanc orn akrr, rr cad four sonsD who Invent al Their
own iaproveulsns si under ~hose p,ron-l supervision
every Of nstlnuoh IL nanlizrtaled af'fooui.
Nos mud ~ Ea,, tostcrh s between UDion square aud
lr,ia1 Place New
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MR.. DENNIS Il. SMITH is requested 10 send
VA his address TO fII:Dh 'lCrUH md AcllELls.
Now y OK -
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\AY LINE rpn AIN,NV--CUN NGE or

NAY LINE FOR ALBiNv--CHANGE or
~ PIER -rLEAsURE TRAVEL 20 CAfsklLL
MOUNTAIN HOUSE LEBANON STRINGS, SARArb
Ga, MoNraEAL. asi ailPo'r.' North and we'7 via hud-
River - -
The new .,eanboai O. yiBBiRD Csrt. u II. HITCH.
COCK, aud tho DANIEL DREW, Cap, y. b. TALLAAs,
form aly ne ter Albany soIn pesorosse's', ut a. n
I'D Gh st at 10 landing NJ CocEsa !. oiel Dock West
Point Newbursh pon ihkrcp.le. Rhhebek Ca-til. and
i'ud.n. TcAots sod On boas and baggage checked Wed
and North.
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STATIONERY ano fanep GOODS.

WIN. EvFRDELLs SONS, No. 10i Fulton
w n-sfAg1ONERs and BLANK COOK aANuFAc
1uRKRs.
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GYfurslons.

L,ROM NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
Il FAMILY EXCURSIONS ACROSS TIE BAY.
by uosner JRssE iiOYT EVERY DAY lsgnllys er
ccpd from foo, Of Musyst. New York. al it H. ~. and
rom foot Of At1iic IT., brooklyn al II thence through
the Narrows aud Lover Bay TO Pon Monino L viii hsnee,
OF i2i D. NJ returning to Brooklyn and NewYofk Excursion
cLs. tho round IMP IS cents children uuor 10 years Q!
aye. halfprios.
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NEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

i
~ Trains for Albany Troy and Saretoti Springs ao ON
necsng with tina North aud Wet leave s6t depo' At 1855
H. ~. ard D.
SPECIAL NOriCE,-Pnssenscfs toy safa,ose sps'nss by
takin, the To- a. daily. and on SATlhDAf tis
train. throax to saFs.0ga wl.al u chau-o of rr..
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Hardy PIONEERING BULBS.
IL For FALL or 1864.

IL For FALL or 1904
Ny Illustrated Annual Catalogue efHAGDr DuTcn sud CHER
rlowering Bulbs snd - ..x> o.u,,-,
GUIDE TO THE FLOWER GARDEN,
Il now re ady to ssad out, |, consists Of full aud plain de'p
tchs OF the best
Kysoiu,h, Talps. Crocuses, Snow Drops
Crown lnlerais. Anenones Lilies, &c, 40
with ample directions for p anng aud culture. My Caaosne
this beautifully Illustrated. CONTAINING sno9s othor
UlostTstisns, two faitss engraving and QUO pesl' 90"
orsd plate oftbe
JAPAN LILY.
Nis free Of postage all who apply ncot n eess
Catalogues sent eu.tonsrs 81 tue previous yea
frss a. soon q. issued, without being ordered
M pssions from f,oand the present yeaE hsve never
JANIS WICK RocheSsr. n. Y.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

OPPOSITION BOAT FOR NEWDURGH
~ ard pot GIiKElrSiE. Fste %. Gents. The new aii
fH-i Steamer THOMAS CoLLNfk leaves Jays psr
EVERY AFTERNOON 10 u o'clock aidir- a t.rsy Pohi.
Coz-ns', New-iiamoars 81. M.Ilbosoug. and Mlson.
Rclnfnng lyn,,- fvnspsrep-io o. q. MI Ne~burgh.
O'Clock: Cornwall ~, Cod spirA - Cozzens :,
~. Grl..y ronL %. n..Ius ln Nc.sl OK ~ 10 y
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Ale0itai.

MANHOOD and ths vgor of Youth Restored
-lFl in Four Weeks by Or. RECORD ESSENCE ofLlFE.
This wonderful agent will Maohsod to the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising om Excesso Self
Abuse. the Effects or Cne or Natural Cssss The tine
required cure -four weeks Fall
Vrrls iniposybie. Dr. RlCOADS ESSENCE OF LIFE Il
S'a Ia with Instructions for fer 81 or four qnan,i
lies In for so Sent csrsuy packed receipt OF rsnit
toe by tbs sccreai,-d seeu Circulars sent nee reeep,
q four stsmpa PHILIP ROLAND. Soc Agent U. s.. No
4tf bIoome.st door WEI from Broadway, n. y. IL
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WE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

UUUI ANU NTft
All rfcrtr from the above Complaints either OF recent 90
1oLg stanlirg, ere edvised to BLAIR'S GOVT AND
GuEt MArfC FILLS They be relied upon The most
safe and shee'as remedy offered the public snd have
been universally Used IN Europe for many yos with hs
grostest success
Prepared ~ PRoUT 4 HARsANT No. 20 Strspd, Lon
don Eusandj end sold by their Agents, WELLS 4 Co,
k.s,sk,s.s., fsr.yorI Retail Prizes, sl 50 per boz.
Her Ma estys authorized the name and
sddsess u THOMAS PaOUT. no strand London to BE-
aIseed upon she Government stamp sxed boz Of
chs ysaaue msdicius
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1TIIE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BoS-
Il TOY.-SrONINGTON SffAMtOAI LINE.
VIA GROrON AND PROVIDENCE
''~ ale QUICKEST,
THE SAFEST
T,tt MOST DiRHC1
AyOtpISG " POINT JIDiIh
9he bag ihcegt Sestser
tONNUNW EALItf"
Cart. D.. ". WILLIAMS.
,sl Ti.ysD lNs, Tltt'RSpAlj aud SATURDAYS
Tn e,egsi strcrrr
"PLYMOGfH ROCK
C-pt J. 4. GER, .-.--.
OuNOSpAYS WEDNESDAYS sll FRIDAYS
At O'Clock p.
~ rhese butt star FROM Pier No 10 North River lioNo
ardsrc ,ci ,Niedsed by al axpe1 faye
Els he among the II s.s sNot nso comersrr ana
best . have ever rnn IN Anerisn waters In Summss sna
inter IN storm and calm the Conmonwel.th ed fyuoas
Rock invariably make the rnssage
.3unpuoa- .srrrs sud mSIrloe'y furnished 'a's rooas
M. "a, lied feat .ie- f these AoaIA, PALACES"
SURE CONVICTIONS
made with NeSpor the Wsesla flscss thc North and
shores Msssc,-sits the Great Eastern yo1tos fos
NaiIs end COX tie White Mountain -
n-r,hs snl ftat.rooms may We sscurcl Al HprleGs NJ
or Osico, NO 7; Broudway, sni ..
= NJ. rs " feS1-Sf' k.ts-Sorf
No. II WARRINGTON ST, Bosic,,
81. Y, SiAtcNS. Agrnt
Nercksn's' Navigation ard TT a.. por asicn To
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Orean Gteamtrs.
LINE

OPPOSITION LINE. - or
" Central American Transit Company
sHSbT HSHa ata IN IKE TSass
The New AID Elegant Steamship
GOLDEN RULE,
sl p 4 s4H sfrTiM GsnT; ID noon
From Pier y nth River foot of Warren g., connecting it
he eonp.ny n West coz q PWss WARN asR' Tue ONO
~ N'''''' b. W. CARRiNGToN. As,a..
Under convoy Of H. g. War Steamer throughout tho At
lan,ic voyage, commencing sept ID 1854
TT Is. NAH. LINE-For CALIFORNIA
the day OF d.pariars viii be tho Monday iOI0w@s'
LUG ''''''''' NuaTn STAR.
4. q. Jones, Commander
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 at 10 O'Clock m
The steamship COSTA RIGA will succeed the NORTH
STAR. and sail September 10.
For freight or passage sIpy 70
MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
4yl The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC; 10
line Of frsteiass side wheel STEAMSHIPS between
lbe first ye splendid Vessels intended be pu. upou this
vCr;s rgq,s Cog the Continent, arc the following.
LAFAIETi ,zG tuns ND ofss-power
EUGENlE................(an oat), 700 iorse'pcwrr.
SafULE0S ioS horse power
Until the completion Of the entire list tbs service will be
WAsHIs3Tos. A. Ductesne; LAFAYETTE, A. Be-
''"'e' Fsox NEw-YoRK TO HAvRE
LAFAYETfE............... "wednesday, sept ~
wAsHINGION.........;;, wsdne.la5. October u.
WASHINGTON. ..,....... W ,dncsiay, December
s FIR, S.Sn chf .s. .a: SO SO
Payable In gold ito equsent in United States currency
MEDICAL ATrssDAsoE FREE ~ CHARGE
- "''"' - cEJKt;g MACKENZIE. Agent,
... No. Broadway, New York
Al Paris Is Boulevard dss Capucnss torsnd Dos) ct
Hayrp. WILLIAM lSEL1h K Go.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY.

IN PANY
tLIMfTED)
NETWORK TO LIvEEPOoL CALLING AT QUEENS
TOWN 10 LAND PAssENUEBS
Stfp. Tur. Commander
QUEES lbaildn.l I5.................. -
ONTARIO (tulclgg). 32li,....,.......'...'r -
HELyETiA (bsGis) ...., 200. .............'.... -
LOUISIANA. f'"so
PENNSi LNANIA....
Lcavin, Pie5 80. 81, North Aivor. a. follow:
Lon irlANA.. ..eEtuid ,, sep ~
ENNSYLyAHfA..... ...... Saturday, scit 10
vikSlsiA..................... Saturday, Oct
kk! :, ~ ~
AND E'ERY ALTtEfNTB SATU kpAl TlIEHEAFIEh
e cabin accommodates. board these s'eaners are TN
suua.,.1 toe rare. lower til by any Other hne.
CABIN PASSAGE ~ LlvERPDOIs-e65 In Gold.
STfFRACH PASSAGE To LNERPOoL-]9o mcnf
renry.
Ib owner. OF hes. vc.,c win pot accountable for specie
valusbr uu,s b oi adm harm. the'r saao expressed
therein, signed therefor.
For fr,igh. lssasv Apply TO
G Gillian Va W.l a,
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DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD

DEADlNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
Ia -Tns RosJ IS aPetcd aud In good runulss
order win Lr-' cs, PASSENGER Cars sud having made
fgernis with tho connecting road NORTH end bOUTH.
ol.rs the public dif-c, and TliROI Gil Io.s
fsoii WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE VIA York. CfluIrs
MA and Rerding 70 Allentown, Esson aud HfW-fOkk
Which route for beauty SID 81 MMlk kkSOklS .hJsi -
.sed 10 be appreciated .
Trains SoY,h lossn Columbia ct $500 IN, Acc
Trains North lcsvc Columbia L. 2eo ?. M, Vest.
Tran. arrive q Reedm. NJ io:52 4 Aec
Train. rrIiYc a. Re1dlrs a. iZ3 2. III, fas,.
Trsuas south Iesse Reaiias ct 6:3s >. NJ, Acc
Iful. South lcagr.Rrslirg ut il:lO a. Iai fnss .a
Tram arrive Z, Colnfi5is a. s-ba. NJ, Ace , q,
Trains strive at Colnnijis at lac y. ~, Fss'.
Tie River Su.auegnns COLUMBIA u Crossed By Steam
NFW SCAT await. the arrival e tha urs 70 can
Wv he ,.ps oy T. ts ngs BEN. delightful. Passso
" NSpTgPOP ROBERT CRANE.
Dtnc~-l Tiekut Agent. OgHsEh Superintendent
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CTEAM WEEKLY 20 LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing at Que-ns,own (cork HarboIt.The wenknown
OF tho Liverpool New York and Phiisds ipA stsan
,ip Company bman Line. carrying the u s. maii are In
tended TO ssi as follow: @, l,
fDlN
CITY or WASHINGTON. saturday sept 4.
And every succeeding SATURDAY. al noon Ifom fiof Z"
North RIVER
PASSAGE,
Payable 10 gold. or tia equivalent Ia caIrencJ a.. a..
frR-'r CABlI...3Sn N S1EtkACE ......s.e ~ ~
First Cabin iondou. IS 20 steeraze 70 ondon' ~ n,
First Cabin to Paris. % o. steefsge to rsis...' ~,
Eir. .bn 10 HAMBURG 81 % ,lecrags 70 bsuourf % "
Passenger, sso forwarded to hA"s. bfesn' ~'''''-A
Antwerp ac. equally iow fa'es ,.c.,. az "a,
Y.,.. rom Liycrrso Qusenstewp Vet tsOin w. w.
+ioc s.~rase go. Those who wish TO SEND ior 'hsh
IrI de an tuy t.exets =, thess rate.
For further inrofiaa.ot spPy 1t ths Company oucef
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No. is Broadway, y. y
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Wai,ts.

WANTED-A situation, BY a Protestant
w young 0erusn E.ri. % the capacity q WAITER,
CHAMbERMAIp end PLAIN SEWER lnguirs ., No. J
H!dsest. room SO. 5.
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TIRE RAILWAY.-PasSenger Trains leavv
IL a, foiiowsva:
Ia us Express Tor Buffalo.
la M E1 RES FOR Cleveland direct via A. q. w. ~
$50 4 NJ. Mir. dzi y. fos Otisvils
10 q. a., Mail for B0aslo. IsiI
I q. M Way for O,isvie. fswsurgl. and Warwick
p u EIprr~s tsa.urdays AID sundays exespts
D. M Lshnios Eryress daily for Duskirh Rcchessss
Can.ndaizua &C. I'm Saturdays ts train will 10 bsnsAs
only 3 p n. Eriig sn:. Tor DQntirk. =
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NTERGN NESS ELECTRO CHEMICAL

NERGN NE SIS ELECTRO CHEMICAL
Y BATHS iis Fourth syenue --Ceiebiaed for The OK.
eracon Of metallic substances from the system from tine
auceezs if chronic dissas~s-
- : yER0EES'S INHALER
Forthe Of C0psAspon fate0'ed IN Amses and Ia.
soYs a -r
- farfi
z..a,.,s b. saa.. lals s.i -a @i.
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A UCTION NOTICE, ]. L. Halsey, Auction
~ eel, United Statr. Hnrsc sud Carr.gs Auction Mart
Fieh Avenue co., fith 81 SATURDAY september "a, At
p m. prrcsely variety OF u'eful tor.es Carrisse;
Buses fiunes. saddles. .tc etc. nos on vow oasn al
vacrs without charge tatale!nss really nornns oil
sale. Ii. j. JOhpcS n Wa rfop4i'.ot"
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rRENCH GfNTLEMAN Of II years ex-

~ psrlcn- r. ,e,fhins a, nst snvng' as well IS or
ma feiieh b. sp.a.s ffontylh opsn 70 90 .nsfsnrn'
la the e,.i. -enr ~ th, ry cquatry hsbesl s es
tmon al. Jirc.s yu.cL TeseheE, cara Of Ait H. JAIL
LARD, 81 Ms.dsn Lane. ,. =.
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A PRACTICAL GERMAN CHEMIsT offer.

BLAST Wanted a Founder iOr
10 Furnaf H. Dhio- 40 hss iuriscq with Bit
tpnilou. COZ, psocuo1 Aiiies With Ieefcacs 10 Be-.
44H p. o., EeS.N ok.
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7 OYG ISLAND RAILROAD = SUNNI

L 4 ARKANGEaESTs-i.save. New, York, ysmes..ip s.a
3h.st Ys Rve' Grcenpors sag hareor hanpons xcs
stss For orsenper, hiysrhcrd faPhsnk, and i.axs
land at 9 . aud 3y, Fo .hr, Babylon, aud Fsrv
fnsdsie. 81 4. u. and 3D ard $50 p IN for syosss<
1880 sla <y stsfe. connect for Gold spnn4
Oyster bsy, I'D Hunnfon) fpr Hempsesd jamaica al
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAIN - Leaves J+th-se 80
RveT w. for Riverbesd stopping II al statcas sD
ceps rnpesd and syosset Escunon Tickets Tor TINS tfa
a, reduced fa.es. A. REA5OSER, Superintendent
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IGOR TIE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Il READ COCHINS RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION
PROVING whai arc the practical workings OF
PRESIDENT LINCOLNS POLICY.
Tho most and timely book Of the season, winch
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20
The F,icctiom-The Frscys us OF F.1.
6N<.il4M.

Whatever may lie the result Of the State
elections in Ohio, Indiana and Pcnnsylva-
ni;. Yesterday. there can lie nothing in them
that should siacken inthe least the efforts
Of the friends Of General ilct lollan II
every state he is tens Of ftIousands ef votes
stronger than the ie,al and State o-oaniva-
tions. Although we may Lave failed in
many localities, vet inTthose localities 1t is
not vote against him By any means =
There are ,nyriads of persons who have
MADE up their minds to support him and
oppose Lincoln, who have nevertheless.
from old party associations and personal
friendship voted against the Democracy at
the late election. 1T was in vain to talk to
them Of the effects of their vetes-how
they would be claimed They did not see
them in that light. and hence the apparent
Inconsistency of th sir political actior.--
When November colaes. and the direct is
sue is presented Of tie reelection of Lin
coin or a change to = man Ike Mcclellan.
we shall see how the majority will increase
from the side Of the latter. It has been
.hc ciiort q the Lincoln party from the
beginning. to create TIE Impression that
Lincoln AMI Mcclellan were the same as
running, Mt the October elections and that
all those who voted the Republican ticket
then, would support Lincoln IN November.
Thisis 4 transparent falsehood and is known
to be such by every Democat. Well
would the Linco.uites Lelieve that their
chief is as strong as the Republican organ
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20

We have few questions for the re-
doubtablc General Hoycy, Nr. Lincoln :
satrap in Indiana. who is Just now play
ing Il fantastic trick IN that quarter 1t
might be supposed that, from his progress
among unarmcd Indianians, he had dore
dee ds Of distinguished yalor lat the
front" Has he?
The questions which we have Cor him
are these:
/. Did you, after a long season of inac-
tiyity. take the field last April al the
head of a division OF yoUr own state
t-oops?
2 Did you, shortly after the opening
Of .hc Georgia campaign, leave your di-
vision IT ;lo front and retire to the rear
-yonr hatred oi rebels being 50 strong
that Won could rot bear the sight OF them:
) Did General Sherman, IN relieving .
yon at your request, from duty, expires.
the desire that you would nct be sent
back to him
T. WY Did you, alter returning to
Indiana change your mind. and, instead
Of resignng, seek and obtain promo
tion?
5. Why aid you, after havinS been pgo-
NOTED remain at home. Was it because
yampasinr among the deteneelcss people
Of indiana is more congonial TO Jon than
lacing ariae! rebels in Georgia?
Is. n you expect 10 80 CT rarpa.'ne
after your present cowareiy manner. and
escape retsibutiye jnstise hercaiter!--
/ LChieaoo Times
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20
One of the strongest immaginable cam

One of the strongest immaginable cam
paign documents against .ur Lincoln is
furnished By the following, containing a
summary Of the resolutions passed by the
federal prisoners At Savannah. Georgia:
Il Declaring unbounded love for the
union, aud asking TIE p-cs;lient Of the III
ted States o inquire into their condition
and tc remove all obstacles consistent with
the honor and integrity Of Inc govern
ment. , The great suffering among the
prisoners is not considered Intentional By
the confederate government 3. 10000
prisoners died in six months, and il is fear
ed allwili suffer the same fate unless spcadi-
ly exchanged. +. Prisoners are without
clothing and blankets, and requests the
government 10 arrange to furnish them.
). The terms of service OF many have ex-
pired. and urges an exchange G. They
are willing TO suffer further for the benefit
Of the country, but are unwilling to suffer
IN behalf Of any party, and ask that the
matter be fully explained TO them"
1t is evident, from. Tie tone Of this docu-
meat, that the Ify thousand men confined
in southern prisons fat to see why tho,
are kept in confinement and allowed to die
at the rate Of ten thousand IN six mont''s.
when NJ Lincoln, by single atrol,c Of
his pen could release svcry man Low held
Is prisoner IN tie south That il is the
result o party action. they DO not doult,
as is shown b. the closing resolution
which partyis meant admits Of 10 doubt,
IS there is but one party That has control Of
this natter, and that /, the party headed
BY NJ Lincoln.
One point viii here STRIKE every dispas-
.ionste observer It Is that Mr.. Lincoln
Viii not release these men froul the fact
shat: such i their bitterness asa;iet I'm,
hey would use their Influence aid Totc>
against him u the coming election What
other motive caa he liaye n allowing
those men to thus suffer aud de in south
crn prisons? It carrot be on account Of
the federal negro soldiers hcil b. the
south, fsg The reason that they 10 not LoIl
today five hundred; and z9e cannot sus-
pcct cvea 5lr i4inc3ln { lie ineEable il
fanny oi keeping forty thOrts::'ici 'wtite 'i,ei:
in prison merely to guarantee the safety
Of Ii mall number q negroes. Itmust.
then lie, that ,-c does It because he fears
their votes.
Hcres,.e,e abolition newspapers iay,
made cea-slessciiort. t. Ire he norihegl
heart by assertions Ill. reference . t.,
w;llfGl ilhamahity of tie confederate az
thorites &c our pris on7.s. Etw:ll be soea,
that, in these resolutions, the charge that
this suffering is intentional, is expressly
denied This denial will, or, At least
ought to silence one of the ten thousand
howls Of the abolition press.
We invite the attention of al men who
have the interest OF the country AZ heart
TO these resolutions AID ,heir obvious IN
ference that Mr. Lincoln keeps those
mcr in l,ri,on fer no other purpose than
to prevent the expression OF their hos:iii :
ty at the polls in Noyember-T,mes
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20
The Case OF Capt. BOwles.

We published, IN our issre of Saturday,
from the Louisville journal. an account
of the extra ordinary and unheard of pro-
ceeding OF Captain. The odore C. Bowlss. Of
Jessrscugil'c who calling up the mechan-
ties employed on the Government works a;
that place, told them. ia public speech.
that unless they would sgree TO support
Lincola !hey would Il discharged from
their employ ment This order was actu-
ally carried ont and Sc have b>en shown
two eegies Of l,le discharge papers-those
of the mechanics ot tins city who were
thus employed. and WHO are among our
best, most sorthy sud most industrious
citizens Both these papers-ihc form cf
which was Published II Saturdays l.clscr.
have these words:
Tho bearer. ;s this jSv
discharged tlom my emplev fcr the follow
lng reason: lie Is a NcClellen man
THIS Is signed " the to,emas of tAs
shop where the men worked fkey have
documents. aud can show hem 70 al who
doabt their authent sstv
We 10 uot deem Il necessary 20 maks
any comments on this pioceedinc. y.
bare recital Is saacsh . br.ng the Blush Of
'hame 10 ne eAesk Of every mau IN ne
patcn.- \. y Ledger
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20

's'Ise ke::ssins .fsElplic:ssz Peri
os.Icssi Showing t.ae aloTcEs

's'lse kes:siists sse.pul,lic:ssz Peri
os.Ecai Showing t.ie aloscEs
G13os.
The Atlantic Monthly, ly which the
whole gang oi I,ince.nites swear. contains
the following choice psorcyau cf opinion:
"Thc emanc.paied negro IS at least as
Industrious and thrifty as Tire Celt, takes
more pride in ,cli-support. is far more ca
ger for education. and has tewer vices
1t Is inlpos ibo 70 name any s;aularl ol
requisites fer ihe iull riehe- of citi1eneri,
which viii rive a yete 70 the Get and c,l-
cludc 'hc neero.2
KS this is The view entertained ~ hin
coin, and openly expressed in coyersation
by Lincolnites on the street corners. and
in private circles, We call The attention Of
our Irish population 10 the fact, hat these
misccgenajionists declare that the negro
,takes more pride IN self support, is far
more eager for education, and has fewer
vices" than IN lrishman, and has Just as
good q right TO vote.
It IS evidently the design Of these lin
colnitos - We proved IN ourarticles upon
miscegfn2tion, 70 give the negro full po-
litieal equality with the white man and
as much social equality as ;hey car ,orco
wAi.c le9p,4 TO stand. 1hc iirst step i
this programme IS to ory..nizc large ne
ere arlny to suprrc Disturbances amongst
refractory whites: hen If the South tc
subjusatcd according to the Abolition
programme, 4 comparison Is to be inititu-
tel between !tis!mcn and Ec5rces, which
will result i the i.ipcolnites keep III pow
CT, inac.s of oppression towards the former
and discriminating LEGISLATION in favor of
the newly acquired pelitieal right, OF tie
latte.
T!l;s Is the loliey. IL November, w
shall sec il The rco.lc ea@yr i..-[CleYe-
land plain Dealer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20

Indiana.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says:

The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
There probably was more fraud and viii
lany perpetrated by tie friends Of Cover
nor Morton, in I.diana, on Tuesday. than
ever disgraced any election in a free State
before. fvery species of rasealtv was re-
sorted IT,. There vas open and unjlsgul-
sed military interference with the election.
General lloyoy declared, IL dubi;c speech.
that the State sh, I'D not 90 Democratic If
he could prsventit. lie did all he could
with lis bayonots TO prevent IL The
Democratic press was muzzled. It's Cd
tors Were thrown into prison on the eve rf
election. Its leading Democratic citizens
were seized by soldiers on the eve cf
the election. 4 general reign of terror
was inargurated IN the State. Tens of
thousands Of soldiers We're brought home
70 vote, only upon condition that they
;iould vote Tor Morton. II they would
not go promise, they were left IN the ffont
Thousands of illegal votes were cast
Nearly al Of Morton's majority in he IN
dianapoiis District is complete >windle,
and oag';t 4ot to be allowed With al
honest vote. Norton could no5 have Sc
cured one thousand majority in that Con-
gressional district. The elective franchise
Is complete lockerv. If such wrongs can
be penetrated wi.houts legal remedy.