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Partisan Rcpublicn nisin.

Tue professions OF 'renLhursf expressed bv TIC
now French Minister g. President JonyHav. on t,-
bali q his august soyerctgn," are Mt r1ptly IN
conformity with tie Aeti9n oi tho French aulAori-
ties Ia P.,s with reference to tte popular demon.
srsuon that followed the news of President LIS
ooLS's DEAN. The opposition menters Of lhc
Legislature, and = lsrse holy OF students, each
prepared O dresses 10 which they expressed their
feelings O., -egsrl fr the l.io President u
tie United States which they les yuod 10
present 10 The Anencpn Ainistcr, NJ hGEtow.
Inc students held {. meeting, ala ptrpsicl H.
proceed IN procession 10 the residence ~ our min.
lister in toiy. While forming thsy were set
upon by the police, and sfIsr some tAd been ar.
re.teith, others continued IN small squads towards
the house, three miles distant, occupied by our
representative. Ga arriving there, they ioun the
street partially bsrricsded, and the entrance in
possession Of the police. A squat Of twenty or
more, after tusse with NE police, entered tho
building, where the spokesman delivered his ID
dress in .rue Republican style Shortly after, some
more students, representing the medical colleges,
attempted to enter, lut were repulnoi. The lea Ter
succee led IN setting IN and delivered his address,
accompanied by an explain alton Of the difficulty his
c mp,nions had experienced with tho police. Mr..
| BIGrLow, after replying with his usual good taste
10 the students the police no, to ntercf
with tho free arrival # visitors th.s house. There
.fier the "Geds G'arms." werc less lemonstr.tivc,
and when GARNKE PAGTs, and other members OF
the Corps LesislAIf arrived in carriages their ent-
rance 70 the Legation WAS not nsertered with, al
though the police sufficiently Indicate their desire
to suppr, rs even this expression OF good Will TO-
wards Republican Institutions.
Tho object Of this action, on the part Of tho
French authorities was evidently to prevent any
expression Of sentiments favorable 10 republican,
ism. NAPOLEON well knows show great a fame a
little TIRE kindeIh," AMI he doubtless recollects,
yividly, The insignificant beginnings Of the French
revolution. Bui If he is ~ friendly % our Govern.
uent as his NJ mister would have va relieve, he
might have taken some less offensive way TO pre-
vent tie uticrance Of republican sentiments. Tie
inciden, Is worthy Of no,c, however, as an indica
ton Of the fear which tho monsrchs Of the Old
World entertain regarding the progress Of free
! institutions in this country.
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IT Isl notable fact ,hst notwitu standing tho un-
Isusl scarcity of houses and tho enormous rate Of
rents IN Ills city 81 the present time, there iss
less number q buildings IN courLe o erection tho
present spring than Tor many years past The i'm
nense contributions daily going into the Govern.
mont Treasury, in exchange for bonds and tho
East sums Of money constantly being invested IN
very species Of securities shows plainly tin. the
hAgustiou in building is not tho result Of n scare
~ Of capitol. Money was uIvr more abundant
lhsn 1t now is and capitalists were never, appAr-
emily, more eager 10 invest. Tho eNplauation Of.
Tered by the landlords upon this subject is, tina,
i.borsr' and mechanics require az high arAte Of
wages at the pres NJ time as they hid when gold
was quoted at .S5, aud ,hAt capitalists cAnno. ~
ford to pay such prices for labor when there is .
certainty that rents viii soon dec Inc TO somo,h NJ
near tho figures that ruled before the war. Thi,
may TO the cause of tho trouble with avsrlclous
landlords, bu1 is quite certain that at the preseu,
rate of rents capitalists could afford 30 pay twice
&C. WAGES demanded for labor aud still make
'nndsone prohSs on their investment.
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TRAp,E .NSs'r,ap 49,.

A MEETING OF THE DELEGATES OF
n the " o kn-mout Convention va. hc held a.
Afg Fulton - on 1hutsiav ertninl, y p, II
'clock Al orgnni1ci 1iie- o F1rs pru.l a.e
iuvUei os'rd three ,e,F ITO sid iH,e ~ '.ily
&c cd toG. by ord 81 tt Ol'tII tiuI. .. 7 or
MEN, pes. i. u. KELLY ,svo. ~
NOTICF-A MEETING OF TIE COAL
~ hoi-er' rnd lauorcrs WI hc held IN rhurday
10 Prince g. Nv order OF lliN iNNCH. rIo-iuc" 10.
PETER DUFFY, see. II. &. uAMlt. N's.
DAISTERS-THE MEMBERS OF ALI So
l. c.ctics ttp. 'seutoi in the Ctutal mon u.c ON
strike against II non-Soci,ty men, Ilt'luua.ly
against the to-crd Practical Pair'eIs' Ns.H' lton
FREDERICK a. stiMO h Prot
I'D. PliALES, Rec. scc'y. 295
DAINTERS-A MASS MEETING OF ALL
Il Painters represented IN tie C-utrd yion viii
be- held ~ Metropolitan Hall % 6 n ave, thi. oveu-
i"p, MAY 18Th. II ~ o'clock. Il order L. 4, tEl-
II X, Pre-. T.. PiALoN, Rec Sec. 1875
SHIP JOINERS-A REGULAR MEETING
Not the ship lOiners MON w il he held n' 81 Bow
cry, THURSDAY eveuinr, Mtv l~fl, 4. 80, NJ y
ffiocS. 5. POWERS, fres, WM. VI. OVER tlIr
Sec. ~
| THlTED COOPERS OF THE STATE OF
~ New Nork.--Ne the Coopers OF the firm OF Helm
sick n SommcTs OF New JCreg, notify all LOnUtgs not
10 take employ Of the said trm, n We arc Standing
out for ralse OF Vases. TIE SHOPS COMMIT
TEE. 3ii
NORKINGMEN'S UNION PICNIC
w The Committee OF Arrangements " NJ meet this
evening, AT the Gothml US BoScry. All DELEGATES
nhytnc tckets VIII peHIe report. MICHAEL
STEPHENS, Chairman. II. PEIEI, sec. -
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SPECIAE. NOTICES.

stop That scratching and use Nhcatou's
Itch uln'mcnt h cups ltn aud salt Khouln IA
iorty-eisht hours aud all euptons vi the AKIN. sold
by MI iiuttN" 3lg
Gents All Wool suits SIG, hoy,, Al
Wool suits, 80, al /. V. B.oAgw's, "A r.,.Tth ava
o. lafayette risco am
Wheeler n " ilsOL's Highest Premium
LuoA-suIeh SEWING NsuIuts, .,-. .5.,to.,.', NJ
l"n- 49, - VANN 40 NUH 49, 81
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IL, 1867.


inF appearance of TIE robe ram stonewsl in the
Isri o. uaa1A tIcies corsiIsr,'le Interest Int
=, npprehens on TIE soacwsl ss formidable
V,r sesael,and might DO grea, deal Of damage to
our merchant Arli 81 ufmolest j by Federsl
cruisers Fortunately, VIC lave Powerful hect
Ne Guls sui a. tie v,u.. ut, " the firste have
icon closry Watched, hs Gull SQUADRON VIII,
doubtless, q really TO vc her a hItng reception.
The presumpii,n is thst he stJnc"tH will make
for the pYu of Guv.fton, who 10 still hold by
tho r,bcs, iui sic could have no apparent
object n going thero keep, Tor The purpose Of
aiding sotno u tie l,sdIay rebd dgnitAriss In
mak.l their escape from that port. 50 far as Is
known al .he II sent uue, al the leading mem
tiers o. re rebel governments who have not al.
To,ly len captured, are ON this side Of the Mo
s.#pr ami 4n4l,c 10 avail themselves ~ t'r
s.4ceAl's scrv,.ts. The o'hcers If The pirate
loe-v,i, viii TO vel 10 wind W tber tucc'reer-
ius "ut.no before 10 "r,asolnbic ''ugt' - time"
l.u,. oucl l. P-tslt JoHSso,'s procittnatoa OF
outAvry asall have expired.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. Schcnck's Large Rooms, No. -
Tuesday, 10Th inst, uotw iihsiandine the efforts
madr to rr po-e upon the public by ndvortis ng new
oihcc. Dr. schenck's rooms have been At No. 81
BIND o. Tor over three Nctfs, where he La tugcc.s
tuly trcs'ei COnsuwp'i1n and All deta-cs oi the
Lungs Liver, &c, And thCs ~ continue 20 Ne there
only. Or. rcheuCk ha. no other Office IN Sea YORK.
y" VII b. Mt hls ruous, y. % Bind -. Sew Iolti
~ usual. cyorv Iue.da, ony, from \. VI. uutil 3
GcIpk T. " fAlyicc fee .ut lls medicin's may ie
obtained there nj a. time. llr. ~heuck VII AFRO
continue 10 make his usual visits 20 Iosou, Bslti-
more aud other ctic. Az lr'tprs should be- sadfC'-
sd 10 Dr. !. n. Schenrk Principal Office noith-
,sst corner Of 9th and Commercial ss, fhhade 2hia
liev OF imTo'tor- ~
hotp- theuicnI Tornado A Hair RE-
stofor, IA the form Of p0ue. hss long been needed
~ mOut ivIsous will not We tie t1auF lIuid ptepai q
ii0n- md d,p iu conscucn'" Of their Otcctioua'le
isct0ry results ptOIucc! Moss thruicAl Pomh1e
IL tlr ecriIe ed article, ala WHO have u-'d 90 VIII es-
ttr. 1t ie-toes premature flcy hAr 70 a. lotiuct
lCnuty. hair tIe4.iuE Do Las ho equal. s1il Y
ali Diurcirts, At 30 and ~ cent? otto. lti|t 81
Barclay r. JIG
tse the Best! - Bowdon's Moth De-
Price o. cents Ter IhcGoL IOf sdu by all ilrus-
Ris. Hi-
The Original HOwc's sewing Machines
for 'aie A. 90 BioadvHv. lilA" hbNE JL. iu-
N'a'or and hnter. A.cu'. Frtr'. "t'
trice- treaty Reduced spring lothing
no r,"' variety. a. e. B BALDWIN, .ui T. laNtiF
Y 70" p."r.' nfaortuyut aid r,uic Iu tte u'' LET or
ETY.. al p.iC,s ICfs %
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ia. lazy , ucci'ny,uatIpv. tc.,Iiy u-'n ID
:. EI.i4a' O. IS t!ewH-'.it. .'e-.'f q he 'Nprcs'
suu os i..ir scui.as.s re-tr4.ut SIC satisfactory
la,.,o.ils pI., ,Dd &c aba'.,1nont II slavery,
eve ns'i,r s.sraoc 'Ai tie nss'es arc Truly
ticu'Iy t.,''s country AMI - institutions TIC
sr.s,oe-,., Of fr gland have unqucs'.onsliy hccu
favorable O.. tlc south through .ut tie war, aud
while iic.r como taa nt"ly teen considerably
LLsn,cl iu iaIsrHrp,ot thcy ssiil entertain bltr
cufni'y t.yar De- orr ,,uvrrnm,ut But Their las
,ydeutl, b,cl = strong m ."r current Of feeling
friendly tU or Gus rl-aoui, aud .a hiss riuAI stod
iron the work lF c'sue., whose sentiments have
not appeared upon to surface Of public or,nlon.
slch division between Tire a.stocracy and tho
norking classes, on the subj Il 90 the &c elton,
squtc natural. ~ orc Gu identity ~ Interest
between Tie r,,cis and tie Engls. sympsthiseu,
for the great aim Of eaah has been to Keep down
Tie cause Of lntor md keep tho .ulf between
,he two cln.s,s as vile ~ posr We. On
he other hand, the working Glasses q England
iirtcly interested IN the uaint. &C Of the
Union, for Ihey well know that IL II 'te exponent
aud tc repres'utaiiy' 81 rso labor, aud u al every
Glow aimed for The eNtin ton of slavery II stroke
towards the elevation oi labor, not only In this
soultty tut throughout the world. They know
1tAi the cause o \ etdom depend, on the peipeus-
lon Of toe Union. AMI shat II Ile institutions upon
which i ~ reared shall prove unstable, the cause
ot freedom will be forever lost. Thus there 10 an
"irrepressble conflict" bctSc the working
classes and the ,rstooracy o. England, no less i'm
portsut than wa. between freedom and slavery in
this country, and which has lstely come to end
ny the triumph Of freedom. The strong sympathy
expressed Tor thS country al tho ls,c trades meet.
'ush and the peculiar character Of the resolutions
Of respect ior the memory q President LnooLs,
6gnfy that directly under the nose Of the British
lion the Union has true 's nd, and that friend II
the English workinsm.n.
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F,E.yEDS SuAS.

M rs. NJ. g. BROWN, MEIhpHl SICAL
L'r.'Au' iTo!. l'or on thc Eyes tfars, Throat
y oei"" nt 4tAuFtl E,r Once nom .G bond n. 10
81 lohd ~ s'u'n side, bet large huG tom T. vtrY,
"hv!t "N' l"'NGrd L.ya4D.-,s "a alNay0 .v hgk
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7IOMsES. CARRIAGES. 40

CARRIAGES - GROCERS, PLUMBERS,
- rypfr.s and lu.in,ss werons Of all kinds Rok-
naGyH aud lufp lee, second hand walons haine.ret
and hurres, selling cheap. 10 NeyinstL H'lyn' ~
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TINTED STATES 7-33 LOAN-iIIIRD SE-
~ EIES,

EhoON, 70 Anh n, dOor wet OF Nn-ta u, ~
TINTED STATES 1888 LOAN-illIRD ST..
~ EIEs,
Sl3ntNLUNO.
y authority Of the secretary Of the Troasurv, theI
undeFsieHcl, The General sui crip,ou Atent Tor he
s,e ot nitid state, securities oiTru TO the public,
the third -ere. OF Trcnnry Sotrr be ami andl
threoenths per cont. inherent per annum-k known az
tho
These motto. are Issued undrr date OF july 10 lstb
iaaiioS nv 'OD'''''''' '1O Y'''.1 '
III 6si S S.G% SIX IKE TET tS GEST'
These Bond, are NV woTtha hands2Ts premium INN
s"s CoSntE sS nj Mumc,pa ,ssation, whci ADDS
ron one 10 three per cent per annum to their vse
intere@i- paysne ir,allv y coupons attached
20 ch note, which may he cut and sold oahy bank
The .ntcrc,,st 7-3o re- cent amoun'sto
One cent per day oa...a s -b9 note
g" : - s, iilSsSSSS...
Notes Of all TIE denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receiI+ OF Tu'.crptona.
Tie Not's Of this Third Ser % are Pre- 'irs' similar
IN form and PRIVILEGES 20 the sven-lhities arehdy
odd except that the governments reserves 70 t,ei
the option Of P8ylnf ipttrert IN sod CON az pc.
viii deduct me nere. in cnrr ncy up TO July 10Th,
a. ~" time when ihey subscribe; r,,,, -,
the Sevcn- rhiica will commence ON the lH Of june,
| and viii ho made promptly and rcontnuousy .her
The sliiht chance made in the condition. Of ih,
Third series affects only the matter 81 interest he
PAYMENT In gold made will be equivalent to the
| currency intcrc- OF the higher rata.
| The return ~ Gle paymeEtt-in the event OF
which only viii the option 10 pay interest In Gold be
nvaied would 80 reduce and eluAizc priecS that
purrhnes made with per cent in glld would be fully
equal to those naio with rCyen and thTco-tenths per
| cent. in currency, This Ia -
| rHE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and ts superior nd
| ynntAgeu make IL the
| GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
| Icsa thHn H23lOO,,UO OF the Loan authorized by
| the last Congress on the market. This
amount, the rate atwhch II IL being absorbed, VIII
ali be subscribed Tor within sixty drys, when tho
| notes will undoubtedly command pTamuni. as has
uniformly been the closing the sui Scriptonr
| 10 Other Loans.
| In order that citizens Of evcrv town and section OF
the country may be afforded Facilities ter taking the
| loan, the National Banks State Banks and Private
| Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions NJ par. Subscribers
VIII rrlcct tn h. own agents in whom they nave con
hdeuce and who only 20 Re responsible Tor the de-
livery Of the notes Tor which they receive orders.
JAY COOkf~
SubScrf pt0u Agent.
No. Ia South Third street,
Jh,ldtClphla.
May 18th, 1868. 500
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DAwNBRoKFR,S SALE-TuIs DAY AT

1Oi o'clock. W BELL 3 INGRAHAM'S ssic-
rooms > Sew NoWefy, so lots hr-t-claea pledged
rod- pf al descriptions, worthy particular attention.
; ue without ~ .erye. By W. GOODWIN. - NV
Canal -, rids', iiuc -Ie, by CHS. CO DLit, 80
Spring street 121
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A c. YOUNG, AUCTIoNEER-LARGB


'day, At llq o'clock, AZ iI3 ChA,l am ~ new and
secondhand furniture, removed for sale ~ dozens
- air- uy saiIpio beds, hsdstosd-, tables rUfus,
LunsoN miuors, oil paintings, aud various other
Goods
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THE HORACE WATERS GRAND, square
L and prirhi iianos, MeodCOus, Tia mo aiums and
Cali btrAns. Wholesale and RETAIL ~ reduced
prices. To let, and rent ALLOW ed II pu1chvsi Month-
~ payments .eceived for the rtiue Second hand pi-
targru- 'oii $50 TO y %. ff.tol and .Aie-
ioOuis, Ne. ISL broadway Cash paid tor second hand
pauos "a
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
l. old u.wtpar.r- pamphlets, hOl a. and wastcs
paper Of every dorcri, on. sIOCKWELb EN-
EhsOS, 20 Anu n, dOor wet of Sh-fa u. ai9
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lost ANIs FOUND.

r OST-A BANK-BOOK ON THE SEA-
IL mani savings Bank, ~ account with q LES
WRIGHT, IN tru-t for DAVID WRIGHT. rho
iulcr will bo rewarded by leaving It With the Bank,
o. al II south 1t. GILES MEluHT.
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pAWNBKOKER'S SALF-G. q. LEWIS

suctouecr, will eel 1T 70 Chatham II, oA Thurs
da', the 18Th d4. oi hHy, lsr.o AID valuable
flcnt Of men and wouca'- clothng, remnants hvots,
shoe sc. 10 CD lneuce At % O'c.ock By order ~
j. y. d j. sINfsOk. rs
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MACPHERSON & DONALD SMITH,
wi Late style, SMITH & BROTHER.
INV YORK.
BEFyrRs uP

~ paint ola % cent- pr ruon Grafton paint. Ncn..
,,' elbow h.c ant Swr'sh lsp' ~ G, ne pei. W
I "'.cod OIL spirits TuTrnNro snd coli red panta,
chrnp. White .c,d and zinc, cent. l.. lllNEi L.,
-ot lcsIl 70. iuj
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

CORS EXCHANGE MILLS-ELOUR.F FINE
" white and yellow corn meal Tor grocers. bakers
and family use. Also, coarse meal, ground on'a mill
feed &c, iot ieeiine-or sale Low for CAsh. at Corn
Lachause Mill. In East g5d 81 near nv. A. az.
nRIED APPLES-25. 900 LBS. or DRIED
- Apples packed in half arrels and KEGS suitable
for any market, for sale in lots 10 suit by ~. W r.
RANDOLPH. Ito Hiosd IT., Canned Peshes-2Oo
dos in H., 30 doz. In eases, b.; 200 dor in
css'+ p No.: heuui'icaly sealed. canned fresh Pea
cho- suitable tor bakers family for sale In lot.
- suiL by .. W. +. RANDOLPH, ll6 Broad It. 333
MACPHERSON & DONALD SMITH.
I'l Late style SMITH 4 BROTHER.
INV YORK.
BREWERS OF
FAST INDIA AND BITTER PALE ALES.
Thee Alo- are Of improved quality, trpved with
great care, pc Grsnt. butritve and strengthening,
and can 'e = led on for purity. The attention Of con-
euucrs eoici cd Orders by msil promptly eNccu',cd
Bgewery Wet 18Th r. tc' 9Th and STU Aves. il2
MONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS,
'Iwutcbes, icwery &C. Also pawn b. okcr's tic kcts
hourh' or diamonds. vat he's, dry rUols, clothing
Sc, l2o bovcry, Dcar Grand room I, ur stair. Zs2
NOTlCE-OfFlCE OF THE STERLING
' Co, Ne~ York, Aprl .Jih iN65-An election Of
thirteen DtertOt- and three inspectors Of Election,
Co serve Tic UIfuing Ear, vail tc held az ~ Zine
r.. foou l. Tuesday the riyth dRv Of sumo n'Nt, Il
the hours ot and =. y. The tttuner hook viii
lc closed on tac ~ O. MAY met BY order ot the
aus AND rAINTS-ROOF OIL, 80 CTS,
- un' OBJ. % coats pr nuion Grafton paint Ven
ft . yellow h't ans ~r.l'sn lsut %, GO .f pes ID
.'.crd OIL. spirit4 Turrcn''rr snd co red paintt
chrup. White lead and zinc, cent?. H. IpWEi l.
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If You Cam Stand This YOu Can
Stand That.

After all, the Irishman was philosopher
who, as he was loading up his cart with
clay, and as he threw into the cart shovel
full after shovelfull, cried out to his horse,
"If you Kin draw that, you kin draw this"
until he had so heavily laden the cart that
the horse could not budget it. The men who
have ruled this country for the last four
years have adopted his policy in piling up
on the people taxes. They have said to
themselves, ''if the people can stand taxa
ton to keep in the field powerful army,
they can stand taxation to support shoddy
contractors, and peculators, and swarm Of
new Federal officers to collect an Internal
Revenue, and if they can stand taxation for
this purpose, they can stand taxation to
maintain an aristocracy of Bond holders,
and II they can stand taxation for this pur-
pose, they can stand militia Communication
tax, and if they can stand this tax, they
can stand tax to pay big salaries to our
State officials" Keep this party in power a
few years longer, and they will so laden the
people with taxes that they win not be able
to bulge. A very nice party, certainly.
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0 And Go Naked?"

1t is related Of dealer in trunks, that
one day he stopped q passer-by, and be-
sought him to buy a trunk. .a.55sna-
l" What for?H asked the man who was
besought to do so. .,... u. - .,' "' ..,.
To put your clothes in,' was the reply.
And go naked?" replied the other
From this it is evident that the man be-
sought to buy the trunk was in the enjoy
ment of but one suit of clothes to wear.
In view Of the fact that the people are ru-
inouslyi taxed for various purposes Ito
maintain a brood of unnecessary Federal
officers. for Militia Communication, and. to
build up Bond Aristocracy, among other
things-iti is suggested that the people go
without clothing and stop eating. That is
a fine suggestion TO come from partisans
who assured the people, if they would only
throw the Democratic party out of power,
the poor would be given greater de-
gree of prosperity than they ever enjoyed
before. .fTsi1pod7
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The Ashland Times in Favor of
n- l.r,rr Negro Suffrage. 1Quf sa

q The editor of The e.Ashldnd lines has final
ly succumbed to the pressure brought to
bear against him by the radicals of hispar-
ty, and comes out on the side of Cuffy.-
From an article which appeared in The
Times of last week, In relation t0 the Negro,
we take the following paragraph ,r.J~
sd"L Looking, however, to his natural con-
dition in'the South, his need of protection,
his honest loyalty 70 the Government, the
continued attempts to oppress him, and
the need the Government has of him, WE
AREREADY TO GIVE HIM THE RIGHT
OF iSUFFRAGE.rqZ) b9'gHiii 3 trnGl4
q Thus, the issue is squarely made! There
can beno dodging 1t nOm.e The Abolition
lists of Ohio are determined to force Negro
equality upon thepeople. Il.kre the coriser-
.vative Republicans iofuAshland county
'.ready1to give the Negro the right of suf-
frage ?pt J they willing to keep step to
the music of William Lloyd Garrison, Wen
dell Phillips, Columbus Delano, and men of
like ilk? We shall see.-AShldnd Union. 1i
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nTaxesi Taxasii.

T. We are pleased to see that the tax ques-
tion is beginningrtoj agitate the minds of
the people. o They are Investigating the
matter and tliesmalp property holders find
that they are not ouly paying the taxes on
their ownipfoperty, but thar they are pay
ing the tax on be9bondslOf5the wealthy
capitalists. This is not right. land every
candid man knows it. The system is not
Democratic, and will never receive the in-
dOrsement of the Democratic party. In
stead of following the policy of the iRepub-
licans, the Democrats propose, If they Are
put i'm Office. to tax nll alike according 10
their possessions,9 and reduce taxes by cur
failing expenses. That is the party for the
people to rally around.-AIlea County DEM
ocrdti 20 jsHG!i IS ON IUi i1iG4 OIL JfI