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A sIGNIFIoART FACT.

That every copperhead and traitor In the
country Ia In favor Of the election Of George B.
Mcclellan and ofpossd to Abraham Lincoln!
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d. A. Ii.
AT. s. IRoN-cLAD STEAMER -
S-ninmhnr 0I iaa

SEPTEMBER ~, 1854,
eve have had some glorious news
within the last few weeks-Farragut's victories
in AMI around Mobile bay, and Sherman's at
Atlanta. What splendid old salamander
Farragut is-of the good old rough and-resdy'
style-always on hand for a brave stand up
fight. 1t is astonishing at how little sacrifice
he whipped the rebel feet and the rebel forts
One cannot help feeling proud Of belonging to
! a service that includes such a man. Now, only
let Gen. Grant pitch in and whip Lee, and we
shall near the end of this rebellion. | doubt
not he is doing his whole duty.
"Well, the Chicago Convention has come of
-.HOHtcS pdrt"riHnt-and the world has never
seen a more ridiculous hybrid than this issue Of
the war and peace aL-any price Democracy.
This dissimilarity of their candidates reminds
one of the story Of the old Indian, who, on
being swept over some dangerous rapids, Is
said to have prayed to the devil at wel as to
the Lord, because he sOds uncertain nsio phOse
hands he might fall. Lo II our brave soldiers
win glorious victories for the Union, McClel.
Ian will be the grand card OF the Democracy;
but If we meet with reverses, then Pendleton n
will be their best bower Like Mlcawber
they are ready for whatever may turn up
"It is burning shame that we have got
such Internal traitors at the North. Should
| they prevail at the coming election, / don't
know but that sodom might rise up In judg
ment against our land. But will not even
| imagine that our people have sunk 10 such q
pitch of degradation as TO permit the success
of this bogus Democracy. That party is fast
coming to grief. hcClellan's ignoring their
platform, while he accepts their nomination, is
decidedly rich, and must be highly satisfac-
tory. Then, 1t is decidedly ungrateful on the
part Of Farragut and Sherman to be gaining
Union victories at the very moment that the
Democracy were undoubtedly praying III
they ever pray at alD for reverses to our arms.
And, In addition to all this, Maine and YER
mont have shown themselves shamefully uu-
grateful in throwing such overwhelming ma
jorities for the Union cause. All these things
call to mind the old maxim, Republics are
ungrateful.'
"They don't seem to appreciate traitors and
| copperheads, and trust they never will. The
good old State of Maine has done braVely, and
TO has Vermont. IL would be courtesy on their
part to throw no larger majorties at the No
vember election, for IL they should It might
seem like striking an enemy after he had been
thoroughly knocked down.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-05

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 5.-The new blockade
runner Colonel Lamb, with several passengers
and a heavy freight, has arrived, from London
on the 25th OF September.
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BosToN, October 5.-The steamer Connecti-
cut arrived to-day from the Southern Blockad-
ing squadron, having delivered 600 men to the
different vessels on the coast. She stopped at
Hampton Roads to mail dispatches from Ad-
miral Farragut. She brings no news.
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DIsTRIoT SUPREME COURF- Criminal Tvns-
Judge Piah Geo. 0rnyson, larceny not guilty.
not guilty. ...
EdwlTd MepauI, aIiaI MsPhail, q soldier, who
arson, was sent to his TsgimSat this mornlnS, his
sentenee being Huspended, . ... s...-..-.
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THERE is a man named U. N. Cody in the
New Jersey states prison, for bigsmy.
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AGoop LITTLE sroHY poR GaoRors MoCLEl

AGooD LITTLE STORY PoR GBoRGIE MCCLEL-
LAN.-Ouce upon a time au Irlshman was
hanged for murder. He had a friend who de.
sired to break the news gently to his relatives
In the old country. 30 he wrote that their dear
cousin had been called upon to address large
and Just as ne had reached the most eloquent
part of his discourse he accidentally kicked
over the plGttOrm and broke his neck.-Bitf aIO
Express.
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From Calirornia-Dsaih Of ChIef JustIc.
Baldwin.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-Advlces from Arl-
zona say the authorities OF Lower California
have reduced one half the tonnage on American
vessels from San Francisco to Colorado river,
via Lapora.
This will increase shipments OF gold, silver
and copper ores from Arizona, n business that
promises to become important.
j. 8. Baldwin, late Chief Justice of the su-
preme Court OF California, died last evening.
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Why is lovely young lady like hingei
Because she Is something TO adore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


rt- sts.mvr rstrbepks hss arrived
Consisnees will please attend 70 ,he t,ee2,on % o.
their gopdt enoI .nmsi srsme' sHns "' ~"
York, ss'ua.N ". g'n, AZ NJ M; M, ..,.
ooo.et mohshr . n'ii hni'' hn " :, : es"'s.
M Attention, New Jers.ymen.-An ad-
ioutued mettiur Of the New Jersey Lincoln md
Inhn.na f1,b mn bo held THIS EVENING, at
O'clock, In their room, non onmM fn p,a.,tnnt nv
Csp'tHt4 .a,gL-i ~. r. rAhooH' oes n;
h,IBohft, seoteIAy - w. -
szypr. M,rri,h, OF New York, one of the
psoplsHons of tbe workihz.men2sn eminent
maehinist and engineer, who knows not only now
TO construct monitor or iron-elad but 70 empnse
coppefheads AND swindlinE oonuae.opt WlIInt wiz ~
dfYss the meeting o. the Lincoln and sqhnson Slup
the evening. Gentem,n n OF the Navy department
snd Favy-fard are Invited 70 hear nIs,,rrrr hm;
II sGral5555571 So The COnlmlIIEk.
-El- Notios.-o. u. o, OF o. F,-A Grand
Rnfertainment AZ Union nsthel Hall M, between
lion on John y. Cook. Iodee M, iIsS ''''
Z The patronage Of the friends OF the order and
the public generally are most respectfully invited
oeo wthmtu- Ia -Ll-1L- =. - = e
hPs Maryland Voters, Attention i-AI
Mar land voters, temporarily residing In wash
ingop, who are asn i,,,, on, 2, V.sng lor me sdop.
u tSa Toion Ie,sus Hail On MINI .,so.t .vs ,n
THURSDAY EVENING, the 9Th Instant, at 'TX
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LoUIsVnLE, Oct. IA band of gucrrillas,
thirty.five strong, captured two upward bound
frelRh ht trains at 10 O'Clock last night, between
Richland Station and Fountain Head, on the
Nashville railroad, and burned nineteen cars
No stores were aboard.
To-day the trains are slightly disarranged by
the disaster
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INV IUHh, VVlUUef o, IbO7.
TO he Editors Of ne Evening Post: have
Just received letter from one of the most ac-
complshed officers of our navy, now in COM
mand Of one OF the largest iron-clads, under
date Of September 81. The following extract
well expresses the feeling of our brave blue
jackets on the coming election.
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IMPoRTANT. FRoM souTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, October b.-The steamer Costa
Rlca, from Asplnwall on the 10th, has arrived,
bringing eipO, 600 In treasure. Ffs fEfITa
The Government of Chile declines 10 sell the
Central and Southern railroads. ..... rs.-. ..
Resolutions have passed the Peruvian Con.
gress that war will be declared against Spain
es q last measure 10 obtain complete and
honorable satisfaction, by the surrender Of the
Chincha Islands and salute TO the flag Of the
Republic by Spain. 49,. I.
Resolutions arc pending TO seek intervention
from European powers 70 enable Peru to cope
| with the superiority of Spain os the seas. De
The news from Ecuador is very interesting.
Ex President Urbanna, with revolutionary
| force of four hundred, had landed In the pro-
vince Of Mschala, with the intention 10 over
throw tho Garcia Marenos. ...,.
The Government had dispatched two steamers
with troops after them, but they failed 70 effect
landing aud returned To Guayaquil, where
the Government has 10, COO troops.
The Government of Ecuador holds rather a
precarlous position, owing to tho opposition OF
the other Republics to her taking the position
she has on tho Spanish Peruvian question. A
revolutionary movement in the northern part
| OF the Republic, with an enemy on both sides,
looks as though the Morcnos government could
not last long.
The Peruvian Government Is said to be con-
centratlng troops on the frontier. ,......
Central American dates to tho 29d ultlmo
contain no nsws. .. Sd
1t was announced In Panama officially that
the blockade of the Mexican coast had boeu
| raised, and that tho ports OF the country were
open to the world. oil
| Mr.. Rice, the United States Consul at Aspin.
wall, had notified the agents Of the national
Government that he intended to resist the col.
lection Of tho tonnage tax on goods delivered
from ships In Columbian ports, until instructed
| to do otherwise. ..s .u g
| The United States sloops-of-war 81. Mar
and NaIraganSett were at Panama on the Goth
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LEGAL DETIEITIoN-MoVIng for new trial
Courting second wife.
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FROM TnE ARMY op THE POTOMAC

- ~ =. - VI ~ "a = II
FROM THE ARMY Op THE POTOMAC.
All ouistA-Horrlbi. htroeisissr ef the
Rebels. - "A
,tcouespcodenee Of the Assooistsd PressI
HEApouAnrxns Anrrr OF Trr foronAe,t
En- III ootober I, 1854. d
The. utmost quiet has prevailed in front Of
Petersburg since Sunday. VI. w
In passing over the ground whore the I'd
division Of the 9th corps met with tho reverse
on Saturday, our dead were found entirely
stripped of clothing, and two or thrco OF the
bodies wore horribly mutilatod. --r-
Several men had evidently been murdered
after being wounded, and one body presented
q spectacle too horrible even to be described.
--....- W. Mc0RKooR.
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ESs Attention, Fourth Ward = Tn. cit
izens OF the Fourth ward will meet At the City
Han EVERY EVENING, until further notice, At
O'clock for the purpose OF devising means to Ill
the quota OF the ward and thereby avert the i'm
pending draft Every man In the ward 10 earnestly
rtquestd to pay attention to This. Come TO the
meetings, and bring your money and your friends.
AsBURY LLOYD, President.
n Dawn, secretafy.F o. st22-tf
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong
the ianguid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed Of the cell, :
brated Calsaya Bark, Wintergreen, sassAirss
Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved in perfectly pure
St. CroiX Rum.
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"' lowe much to ysu, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. II. WAseoSER, Madrid, N. Y"
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"s The Plantation HittOrI have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint, Of which was
laid up PROSTATE, and had 70 abandon my bust.
ness. H. B. KIHGaLEY,
Cleveland, Ohio"
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Ef~ Notios.-G. u, q, of o.. F,-A Grand
Rntertainment ~ Union Bethel 1alL N, between
Flfteenth and sikteenth streets, unher the direo-
tion OF John y. Cook, Lodge No. 1885.
y The patronage Of the friends OF the order and
the public generally are most respectfully invited
nch Wthmtus 1 -
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Vulcan's Declaration Of War.
Pm troubled. weary aud sore.
But cant see the good Of my signing,
Because . poeticsl bore,
Has turned his attsnlion 70 lying.
He's increased sII my troubles 10 life.
With bis rhyming nonsensicsl fancy.
BY sDeering q me and my wife.
And slsndering my ancient 6sme-cy.
And now. II only could find
Where this musical humbug' 10 sticking
I'D give hin piece Of my mind.
Aud emphasize II with some kicking.
For he's sneered st me and alas!
He has laughed st my singing and praying
And hiss said The, ives On sss.
EternaIIy kicking, and brsying.
won't stand such talk any longer
But the Editors sinews sre hard,
So my 'grip' which 10 eertsiaiy stronger
she III shut 81 ibs wind Of the bsrd.l
Yours. vensefulIy.
HAMMER AND ToEcs.
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0TAs exriisnsss occurred 10 PailsdsL
phis over case Of Isdiss BELT buctlss. 10
this wise % described by i<csi editor:
We sss yesterday. - sbs bosss of -
extensive importer. : esss q isdies' beit
buckles. Tiny ere Of the wider Jinensions,
and carry rssbss fully three iaehrs vide.
They ~srs worn 10 shs sin.s sben Isdies'
' vaisss sers heated but fs~ inch = be'c~
|,hs sxilla. They rsmsinsd ussold vbsa
The lsshioss changed. just twenty eight years
ago. They vsrs then packed % ssd cor
lsignsd 20 . garrett They we're yesterday
lrsprodsesd Tor sale. and sese tstss By ths
rs,ai usss wnh sses rapidly thar 10 iinis
whils but . fsv remained. Tns bockIes in
question soId . : price sufheisss q psy
lt~eniy-siqht years interest on their or'gi-
lnsI cost. and lssvs very handsome profit
lbesides'' Mi
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A DECLARATION or WAR---Thr following.
from On order u Major General Dix. dated
New York. Dec. IA. II sustained end spprcv-
ed BY our. Government. u equivalent 70 :
declaration If wsr sgsinss England:
All military commanders on the frontier
are therefore Instructed. in csse further scss
OF depreciation and murder ere attempted
whether BY msrsuders Or persons setting uD-
der commissions from the rebel sushofisy q
Richmond. 70 shoot dowr the pespesrstcrr
Iif possible. while in the eomnissioa Of thss'
crimes; or u il BE- sscesary. with = vice. q
their capture. 10 cross the boundary betwser
The United States and Canada. ssid ecmmss
dess are hereby directed 20 pursue then
wherever they may take refuge. and Y esp
tured they are under no circumstances b
lsurrendered, but are 70 be sent 70 shess
headquarters for trial asd puaishness ,,
martial law. taatt
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CTThe privsies of the Veteran Reserve
Cops. nov doing duty q Camp Morton. in-
formed us night before last that during :
recent attempt !. escape o. rebel prisoners
seventeen out Of eighteen we're shot snt
KILLED on the sros. We record this as ons
|of the incidents 81 the var. Probably ths
Irebels des~rvedly met their fsse.-I Indiana
polls Sentinel.
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A. wsshissssn dispsseh y Rspsb6ess
paper cosisiss the following issn:
.An s6en vin - nsds so-hsvs ~ Co..
wrighi, of Indiana. Appreciated CooniusieD-
er Of Aerieulssss. wee Issss Nsusss. no
Ought . - rensvsd-"
no dosIs shs lsss Coz. WsigAss issinsss
and practical kssvIslgs q sgsieshsvsI sss
fairs. especially 70 regard % ~ ydrssIis ssns.
~iII commend him % shs poatios HE ez-
|Ercsilssey. lihs Elhoh Miessses. = Walt
ling Tor ssnssbiss q ssrs ". sst u b ess
ees noshiss slse, ~iII dcsbsisss tats ssit
Iof .Ois Abe's sssssof s'o'hes. = ssesss4
lerInoliusH h - : loyal edss sbcss v.
M s,sts Sslsissi-
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0>rThe following table shows the segre'
,s,e number Of domestic snimsls 10 sIl ths
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From the Richmond Exsminer.
Wall OF me Southern press-Ehect Of
General Sherman's March.


Speaking Of GeorgIs, The New York
Times. Lncoln's specisl metropolitan orgsn
thus most complseentiy observes; "When
Gen. Shermsn finishes with her she will De
but monument Of desalution.' Desols-
ton has come 10 be the sole policy Of our
enemies in this War. Thy can not win
us back BY sedocing and carrup'iag The peo-
pie, nor conquer " back By over'bro~inR
our armies bu, a, least. they can from time
10 lime lsy wsste stract o. fertile country
on their march. and gratity their feelings By
the sigh, Of old women driven homeless in
10 The forests and BY listening 20 The vail
or children crying for bread.
They cannot destroy The Confederate o.
es, bu, they csn torture the souls of thou
ssnds Of soldiers BY The thought that 'he
wives and lt'le ones they left ., home may
Be. st some given moment. subjected 70 the
ou,rsges Of army rufisns; may be wandering 2
shoeless in the cruel winter weather. after
seeing the roof that sheltered them and
their whole provisicmfor the season burned
10 ashes. Yes. so much. 81 least, that mighty
military nation. with iis enormous armies
und eli the resources ~ sn.ince 10 aid. has
been sblf--lo il great houor and elory-
partially 10 accomplish IA. .4 ssrs s
80 10 = political aud in milissry
sense the m ehty crusade Of modern times
T. . failure. bu, in bringing upon, spesesfui
populations the unspesksbIe agouies offsm-
ine and make dness. IL is : brilliant suceess.
and The nation highly appreciates and keen
" 'eishes this success, Tor wsnt Of = better,
Northern rssdefs glost over the descrip-
,ions " q "brosd track OF dssolations lefl
.ip Shcrman's line Of march. and Sheridan
hss become. the hero and darling Of HE Pso.
pts svss since ne sent tnem lbe accurate lisI
OF barns, mills. and dwellings .bursed 70 ~
ground IL The Valley Of yuginis. One MAJ
zee BY the whole scope Of The writing in lhs
Nor,hern newsp,pers. iha, The people hsvs
wrought themselves up. into what they con
ceive 10 be the true temper for var. the gen
uine spirit Of eopquerors. for they ere stiI
really Of opinion thst ~sr j. their forte. and
that they were born for eosqsest, and il Y
the spirit Of Attils snd Of Genseric' SterI
and piiiIess devssssios and revenge. visit
ing upcn defepceIess villages, inhabited b.
feeble women. invaiids. and infants, venge
spce for The resistance made By their broth
ere aad husbands in the field. 10 moder'
Europe there is no example Of this kind Q
proceeding. except no~ and then upon
small scale IN Poland. perpeusted By Lin
coins ally and sdmirer, the Gar Of Russi'
The rsvsge Of the PsIstinste By Turenn'
1914. though not done for revenge nor 4
copqest. bot for srsce,csl ressons entire
IIs yet held 70 be stain upon the memor
Icf that great Gen ersi. which even his ow
grateful eouu,rymsn admit will never
washed out.
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s5o.Oos.
$sls.25s!oo5

Total. $sls.25soo5
Deduct estimated receipts from o.dins-
~ sources. $3.50. 900 900. there will remain
10 Be provided fos by loans t422.256 COS.
To this should Be- added for redemption Of
sxcess Of certificates o. Indebtedness. $47.-
365 600. making the whole amount % b
prov ided Tor BY loans. 44o0654O05. A.
sumine the correctness Of these estimates
the whole dobs on the frs, day Of July. 1866
would be found BY adding The foregoing
smous, o. e42s ,256,0o5 70 the estimated
debts on Jsly 1. 1866. s2.a2So64 677. civ
ling -. .645 ,320.6ss. % ibs smcust q sh'
debt st The close Of lhs sext 6scsi yesr.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury's Esti-
mate for lie 10 n: Year.
The Secretary Of the Treasury in his an
nusl repor, TO Congress. mskes ths follow.
ing estimate OF the income and disburse.
msn,s for The oming 6scsl year. and the
probable amount Of pub lie debt st its expi.
ration:
Any estimate which msy BE- made Of The
probable receipts and expenditures fcs the
mex, fiscslyesr must necessarily be iisbie ,o
s,ll greater uncerainty. This remsrk sp
plies more particularly 70 expenditures. for
~hile. IN existing laws remsin unchanged.
The amount 0. revenue may be calculated
with reasonable certainty. i u impossible 70
ss,cips,e Whist the exiqencies of var may
r-quise. On the one band this 0sy esii Ies
efTorls. ssd % shs sshes il asy ~
cen6den,ly hoped thss she greet struggle y
ness iss sermin alton. and ihss. epnseqseasly
The es,ims,e nov submi,ted viii prove far
bevond the wants Of the year, While any
doubt .rs maine. however. u would De unsafe
20 assume any other bafis r. calculation
than one predicsted upon the ~xis'ing state
n sHsrs. The receipts Tor the year ending
June 30. 1856. arc estimssed % foiIows:
crm ~u%,cm. 500 10000
ya,ernsl duties 3OODOO.OOU
Lands 1000 OOO
y n;scs,lsseous sources 25.o00000
Aeerees,. 1896 600 .ooO
The expenditures are sstim.sed srfollows;
Bal o. unspent appropriations $3.50 D VWN
20, civil service v. 3s os2 og7
Pensions end Indisns lllst u5t
4 The War Department 63l75SIsl
Navy Department ll22is eot
ro,.re., on public debt l27 ODOO O0(
| Aggregate. l.l6s 256.o0s
bot from the aggregate there
). may be ded uctsd as likely
4 70 remsin unexpendsd at
\ he close Or .he year s5o.oos.oo
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We propose 10 mote. ja-r "a shis point. for
future refersnes- one OF tao sirns Of the
,in~s. ~ they bear upon The subject ol our
national credit:
I. The New Ycrk Times cf IDsr 5th ssys:
l-Our tsxes ere stresehsd almost 20 The e.
uerniiy- ss s-Ses iosns cannot
meet nus-hsii of our daily expendissrss.v
- % the crushing Of The rs-
bellsen thrr. can Be % doubt. bss h MY
We g-ined through the desimcsion Of tho
public eredir We are
speneing. psrhsp'. foor times our Income"
II. The Secretary Of the Treasury. 10 bic
report 20 C..ngses.. after referring 70 The
pledge ofrev@nue from costoms for pssnsns
in coin OF interest spon loans goes no 10 say:
.'in The opinion Of the Secretary. thst pledge
should not os violated; . departure iron is
could oniy be sincicsied sy one Of those
temporarily Pvssposlag i,s oshg stsoos 10 o.
der ~ preserve she poser 70 discharge them
st future day. whes the pledge sss Civ
en-. no one : nc psisd . possible e,niiss-
snce Of the var for soehls lsngih Of time -
would involve The increase 81 tbe public
deb, 10 the point Il has already attained. o.
the possible pay ymeni VI interest 10 coin u
~ amount beyond the possibility Of duty On
imports % snppiy."
III ~. Thsddens Stsvsns introduces :
bill ia The II use d Representatives 70 pro-
hiuii the boy ing selling. Or exPOrtssioa of
gold; slsc. BY most stringent penalties. -
msks me psPer dollar equivalent % the
gold dollar in every possible Transaction BE-
tween man md man into which mcasy en-
,efs !, al. Aud lhis bill was laid upon tho
table only BY vote % - 20 81. II shs
Dsmscrs,s who voted wiih the nsjorify
sgsinss Mr.. Stevsss' bill hss taken esssssi
| of f.eii ss. e. shsy are daily charged uish
Idoing.) ard hsd voted ia favor Of The bilIs
,hs public credit would ha - been shssssred
lirepsrsbiy. -
I Now, here we have ustessnees tooebinR
the public credit from The three d,ssiss q
tribes. (ss know not whss s,ss 70 esIl sheD)
(which mske up the dssnineDs party. The
Nsv York Tlmes rspresenls shs pssuds
conse rvstives. Seward wing; the 6eerssssy
tmsy rpesk for the shiIIsy shsiiey Lineola
forces. composing The essses; while Thsd.
Stevens. % ever, bsdy calls him in Penn
sylssnis,) represents ~hss vs have sissys
considesed The least dishonest Of them 81.
the extreme Ieii, o. Johs Brown wing. the
outs -snd-ouisrs. 10 shor. Gidson's Band.
What d. the-s ussrra scss indicated We
are grssily saissskss II they b not shs 6rst
psttering rain drops, which bssokss ths
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