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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Montgomery Blair, in his Rochester speech
for the Slocum ticket, sars:

"Our means of government should he adopted to the
end. We select doctors lawyers mech hancs for their
qualifications do not. when need their services.
say that all men equal that all men have an equ
claim upon Us. SO the question OF suffrage we loo<
at certain great landmarks. There may oe a srcss
many white men who had not ought 70 vote. zresS
many men who sell their votes and shoud be dSfran-
chsed; but we aust have general rules anc abiS
by them. 1t is rot reading or writing or CT.
phering that qualify tor the jndcions exercise u
the right Of suffrage"
Well: ifthese do not, what do We say.
Honesty. Patriotism. Intelligence, Usefulness.
and Moral Worth. We ore perfectly willing to
agree upon aud abide By any test which may BE-
fairly deemed calculated TO secure the ascend
ancy and control of these qualities in our Coy
ernment. But Blair's rule would disiranchiss
Frederick Douglass and all our Colored Voun-
teers who fought for the Union, while allowing
every ignoramuS, druukard. gambler, swindler,
thief and draft-Sneak to vote. We do.'t so il.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

We believe the honest Union moiorisy IN ou'
State last November was ~ least r"enS
Thousand, which was reduced Ia Soveu o'
Eight by cheating in Soldiers Ballo'' ana "
double.yoting. Let us see If the Glocton "
hand does not show this beyond question.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
yvho, roe and Johnston surrendered they had

When Lee and Johnston nsurrcndered they had
an immense reserve, which till then could no,
aya,lably be drawn up in line Of battle. This
was the Chicago Platform Democracy. This
reserve ia now in the field In every Stale the
contest to be settled in November Is, whether
lhe men who sympathM,J with aud aided
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

Tie Richmond Republic states that b. johnson
Barbour, who was recently elected Member Of
Congress for the Third District OF Virginia, has
accepted an invitation from the Union Central
Committee OF New-Jersey to visit that state
and address the people prior to the approaching
Stite election.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

We would seasonably urge every Unioni't OF
this State and OF New-Jersey to be at home
on the night Of November 9Th, and at ths
polls early next morning. DO not let bsi.
ness or pleasure prevent this.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Z RIPPLE S I'll Il Il Z
Union Htm;c Ticket.

For yudg,, JWARD HUNT, Oneida Co.
II ArIeai' JOHN *. pORTEK, Albany
say Of STATE. Gen. FRANCIS G, BARLOW, N York
Comptroller. ..TII05IAS EILLHOUSE, Ontario.
T'easprey... Col JOSEPH ROWLAND, Dutchess.
Atty GeneraL.Ge J'N ii. .NARTINDALE, Monroe.
Canal Con'r. ROBERT {. DORM. Schenectady.
Stqte EsgiaserJ. PLATrr GOODsELL, Niagara.
Pyisoa Iaspec'r. Gen. HENRY a. BARNUnI. Onondass.
APPEAL CLERK. en-. PATRICK II. JONES Csitaraugus.
iFlectinn. Tuesday. Nov. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
IRRIGATION SOUTH.

From reports of education in the Department
of the South. We gather that, in this province
20 late a. August last. there were lOV Schools
with a registry of 12,467, and an average
attendance of 9,o4. pupils. semi-o'beial
table. showing these results 10 detail, bears 80
GOOD lesson that we print il as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

The Board of Return Judges of the city oi
Philadelphia met yesterday morning to count
the returns Of the soldiers vote. The following
is the vote Of the soldiers for Auditor-General:
Hartranit (Union), 1922: Davis (Dem.), 2l3.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

Henry Clay's remark to Jeifcr'c' p"',, :"
tho Senate. in 1850. may safely saswer lhe '"'
rics of the Coppcrheads: " o%e pa1"''''I, -.
allegiance to the Union; | o|e sub'id''''0
legancc to Kou,ucky.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

A Democratcl orator in Paterson T.. o.,
stated that Gen. Fitzpatrick had been put IN IN'
for " stealing horses and mules from tas W..
ernmcnt." Wha, has TIE Boris to SAY o. ''"
slanderl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

ham and Bright shall again become arbiters OF
onr National destinies. But they will not, they
must not. Hark for the thunder Of the Peoples
Veto on the first Tuesday in November!
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scve bu' accounts made up quite readily n per cent
In commerciaapcr alteration best is quoted" "' per
cent, aud second grade ga u per cent.
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The Union Judiciary Convention met las
evening and adjourned TO Monday eyenu
without making any nominations.
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R1cHnosD, Feb. :.14s4-In the House, Mr..
Barksdale, from the special oomiaittee to
whom was referred the bill introduced by,
him relative 10 the employment ofnegroes as
soldiers. reported back said bill with the
recommpendation p thatit pass. .A e s
1t was made aspeciar order for Thursdry,
Mr.. Miles, asked ana obtained leave 10
print the minority report from the same
committee. 4.,,,ss
i The report of tho co9pittee Of confer.
ence on tho bin to promote the efficiently Of
cavalry was adopted.
The bin to punish frauds osains. The
'Gescrnmebt was rejected. ~ s So
Several bills were considered and passed. 1
including the House bill for the oreaniza-,
tion oflaeld. artillery. (ig3a,- ,-aa &,
s The House here resolved itself into secret
session. H DaE,
The Senate adopted tho report. from the
compnmitteo Of conference on the bill to pro.
mote the efficiency Of the cavalry.
After debate II passed the Senate bill fes.i
ulating tho business Of conscription. me
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RichnoSD,f FEB. Seward In ;his 70.
port I'd Adams Of thejiate conference, SAYS
what the insurssnt party seemed chiefly 10
favor was the postponement of the question
OF ofsoparation upon which the war is wa9ed.
and the mutual direction Of the efforts'of
the Government win be as those Of The IL.
surgants'to come to tho extrinsic policy Or
scheme for theeseason during which their
passions might be expected to subside. and
the army be reduced 10 a jtradeliniercotrs
between the people of both sections be re.
survived. Twas suggested by them that
through such q postponemcnt we might now
have an immediate peace, with some NOT
very certain prospects Of an ultimate salts.
factory adjournment of the, political rsla-
tions between tho Government States, see !.
tion and people. new engaged in o conflict
with this suggestion though deliberately
considered, was, nevertheless regarded by
the President ss On afmistice or truce: and
he announced that we can dgree to no Gus.
pension' of hostilities, except on the basis j.
the disbandment of the insprgent forcesf
and the restoration Of the national autlori
" throughout the States Of tho Union.
,%t [sRdoNp EIsrArcn1 5.{.
RicHaoSD, Feb. IA. .--4Y ankee paphya sA1
that Thophs and WILSON; afe about Is
swamp through Mississippi und Alabarsa,
,as .sosn as The weather will permit, with a
large force Of cayalry and rhoGntsd Infantry.
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