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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-30
FAIR AT STETrIN.

The great InteFnational Exhibition at the
capital of 'Pommeranis,f Is over. Many
things there were to admire in the mduae ee.
ment, but which at The same ,ime are al
most wholly impracticable in Ohio For
instance. the exhibition, was opened on. the
18Th of May, yet all the entries were made
by the l5th1of April pnd (nothinggwas re
ceived oh lhe secretary's hooks after that
iime2 1.-The, plan isi eett aiply better FOR ex
hbitors. managers and visitors, becau use
then there is proper place assigned for
everything Every afticle can be properly
numbered and labelled, the committee ex
anime aud make awards before the exhlbi
ion opeus. the visitors do not annoy the
committees, and vice versa. This is one
feature. Another is the police regula.
tiops. There. are. about 6000 soldiers
garrisoned at Ste,tiu, aud as the govern
meut does everything. it turaed these oat
to perform police duty during the exhibiy
lion. This police guarded against persons
assembling 10 crowds in the halls and pos,
sages, guarded every article from being
haudled or soled. and preserved the most
perfect order everywhere inside and on side
Of the exhibitions . / aml1very doubtful as
to whether we conld preserve as perfect or.
der with the same force.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-30

EDUCATE THE GIRLS. - When i lived
among the Choctaw Indians (says atravel
erl i held consultation with Que of their
chiefs respecting the stages of theirlpro-
gress in the arts of civilized life, among 9th
er things be informed me that at their start
they made great mistake-tbey only sent
their. boys to school. These boys came
home intelligent meG, but they married un.
educated and uncivized wives; aud the uni
form1resutt was, the children were all like
dheir mothers. The father soon lost all his
interest, both in bis % wife and childvep.-
And now, said he, if we would educate but
one class. oflour children, we would choose
the gGls for + when they become mothers
they educate theire sons. This is theiponi
and it is.,rue., No}nation can become fully
enlightened when mothers a7e not qualified
to discharge the duties of the bone work
Of education. Parents. give your .daugh
ters. as well as your sons, the best educal lion
in your power. s.-4rtttg e.. -Ii..I-a.4-,
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FROM EUROPE.

o." The following letter was written from Berlin
by JOHN siHaaKLirPART, Secretary of the
State Board Of a Agrculture, who was deputed
to make 4 selection Of foreign seeds aud plants
on behalf Of the government with a view TO the
agricultufah interests of this country, and who
recently returned from that mission. Mr.. X.
is not only an agreeable writer. but is blest with
good share Of common sense, which aided by
an observbgley and AEcorreet taste and earn
est deyotion to- agricultural matters, repaer
his writings instructive ,and pract ically useful
The etteris copied frum,the Stale Journal
,,,a .tt ,,,,i sa. BERLIN, May "a, 1868, .
The weather here for q day or two has
ranged from SO. to a96' deg nstbe shade.
The oldest inhabitant does not remember
such dry and ho, May B.. The city is dull
from every one running awaylto the noun.
tainS of Tyrol aud Swi zerlund, as we'll as
10 the Saxon Switzerlandsa Everything is
dry and patched. On this sandy soil. or
rather bed of sand, nothing looks green ex
cept the iLipiHes o apd lucerue. Rye is
Thin aDd short barley no better, half the
rape iplowed doYn,, OATS fair. and potatoe
just being planted -a;T ',s7!, a. IL sl!-5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-30

sss If one Should give me dish Of sand,
and tell me there were particles OF iron Ia
n / might look for them with my eyes.
aud search for them with my clumsy fingers
and be enable to detec; them; bat let me
take magnet and sweep through it,, and
how would il draw to itself the most in
visible particles by the mere power Of at
trsctionl Pie uptbankfui heart, like my
q nger IN the sand, discovers 20 mereies
but let the thankfcf heart sweep, lhr ooei
the day. as tie magnet hnds the iron, 50 /
viii fnd 10 every hour sope heayenly bless
pgi only fbshGaas asp e God Gods sand i sd1, s4ld,
sfss ft flt:,s iqtlI ~ fl'--4 s-sv
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-30

a Mark Brsndenburg's is nothing but a
vast sand plsin-Ibe sand lhres or four II.
deep yet on this repulSiVe soil III they
manage 10 raise very fair crop ,of, potatoes.
rye, oats. barley. clover. lupines, lecerne.
rape aod:s mustard. No ,fsrmer in Ohio
would pay fifty cents an acre for the land
for farming purposes, and yet it sells for
$3.50 to;$200 per acre, by the strk zap
plicaliou of scientific principles, it is as
blooming as rose. sa'.i.sa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-30

larA RARE VIRTUE III was shrewdly SAID
that hen men abuse, we. should respect
ourselves. andnshen they praise US, suspect
them. 1t is rare virtue to desplse censnre
which we do not deserve. aud still more to
despise praise which we do deserve. But
The integrjtyoatbat lives only on opinion,
w opld starye without 1t !; and ihal. tbeatri-
cal KIDD of .yirtne, which reqnires publicity
for its stage, aud an applaaalpg world for
jls audience, could mot be depended on. in
The secrecy of solitude, or the retirement Of
q desert. "a i4h lIa hfsg3fis ,ob yal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-30

HASKELL, & SONS. Dealers in Dry, Goods
srsssries Provisions, and Beady Made Clothing Also,
all kiuds OF White Wood, ASH Oak, Hickory
Lubsr and Flour Barsi Hoops Main street. Ashabula
J.w. HASKELL. D. W. HASKELL. III, HAsKELI..
6lhcha0l .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-30
IA S0SINk ssl toiRecrokN.I o

DK..AM. KINGSLEY, homeopathic, Kings
yiue o. Hayipg had several years experience, he feel
bInscohps giyesatisfaction all who may favPr
hlm with acsll medical Faculty
Cleveland; Brs Geo. Noble, Dundee Y. o. e. Noble
1ior4nh Yam N Y.s ~ g,gslsoEerd duIae. Wis., ts1
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Masonic session

Elyrird sept. 2I.-rho city is full OF Mssons from
all parts Of tie state. The Grand CommAndety Of the
state u New York holding their annual session
here Large numbers Of the oldest and mot infu-
outial members Of the order arc present. Some linz
uorant buplnass pertaining to the order trans
acted yesterday. The Grand Commandsry Of the
state Of New York resumed it's lsbor at the Asylum
Of the 81. Oweu's Commsndery No 10, In this city
a, nine o'clock tLis morning aud proceeded to the
election Of officers for the ensuing year, which re-
suited IA follows:
sir Reason Mundy. OF waterbury, RE. Grand
Commander; Sir John 4. IoH.rts Of NeW lork, v
Is. deputy Grand Commander; SIR II. clay Preston,
az Binghamton r. Gfand hencrshsimo; Sir George
lhhco'k # Troy, p, Grsnd Captain General Sir
| Chulo, II rl,tL n Bnghsmton, t., Grand preate
Sit Horace Fuller, Of Rochester. t., Grand senior
Junior Warden sir John : Perry, Of Troy, D.
H,rand Tresamrer; or koher, Mccoy, Of Ser, York
| H. Grand standatd Bearer SIR Jsmo, Bachelor,
| Of Hudson, H., Grand sword Bearer; sir Mead lie =
! zen OF =, racuse, T., t.rlnd Warden: Sir NJ '. d.
| Hart, Of syracuse, L., ufsni sentinel; sir Joseph
! -. CHATTER, OF Alton. g.. ,,isnd Leciuier.
The installation ia due form OF the newly elected
| officers by N. D.. and ton Nj. Henry L. Palmer,
GJaud MsB.er o. the Gr.,- csmpiuent Of the nit
| ei states occurred this snornoIn. ! --1rand Com
20 be the LARGEST convocAtion eyer held IN tie State
Among the interesting dents Of the morning scs-
| o on vas the announcement that NJ l.. AMI lion. Mr.
| Henry l.. PAmct ttraDd MniCr Of the Grand In
| cAupuent vi the uitcd states, was In the city.
| r. H.
| NUtrr OF the Ir1ni loige, and LIE john l.. Lo.h,
| Il. q. High icss was appointed Ia wait upoa him
| Ihpv reported him In waiting. lie theg eu! ron
received N,th knightly honoiu, snd wHs addressed
BY To. X. e.. Grand Commander, to which he made q
suitable reply.
The next annual se.sion was decided to h. held a
| syraruic, the trit llesduy IN October 1866.
This evening splendid banquet FiNou 70 tho
| Grand CoumandeIy ~ the ~. omel's GTInd Coz '
| mku.uy VI llmua. II Hr the inost Diagu me NJ
niTair ever Witnessed Ia MoStCm NeS lOrk. AItuI
tEo banquet aglaui Ba took y ace % the hV',I Ia
mem OF the tsIf. Commando LeC are this q
nave been the test nd ha p.esI ui'etln. they nave
a.. had
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From Albany.
TriaI of Gunther. nrcun,n a, 60

ilbd1g, y. y, SER. 2I.-At noon the New York
cte ofica', un ics charges Of malieasanc In Office
with ther counsel, he NC present in the Executive
Chamber Gov. feuton sail lac had given the qucs-
ton %. Jurisdiction careful ons'derstion, and his
Secretary would read The conclusions he had come to
up)I The subject The Secretary read a. follows:
Thr ollie ton 20 the Governor, iurisdic' snd
tic srvtuucuis Of counsel on 10th sides have cen
cssytulIv cousdCtel by ne, and Ain clearly OF the
cru|uu. tliet that tho constitution and the laws
h Sc conferred upon the Governor fun jurisdiction
iu thc.c ca,es Second, that the investigation may
10 Lr4w lefOre me Third, that the testimony
taken l,orc me may Ne reduced 10 the form OF si-
davis ami sworn to- q, the power IA eEptesar given
l., the AS TO the tovrruDr to adminis'tr an oSth
vhcn"eer ali aludayitn required in any proceedings
before him. -
While. therefore. | feel bound TO hold that the
Governor hoe tho power 20 remove IN therc cases,
am cluslly hound b. seusc OF justice 60 irdlvd-
uu.s holding ligh ofhcs. by my duty g. the ru9.,c
and by ny own position, not TO cIcrcis- the right
eyccp' upon clcsr, positive and undcubted proof Of
fhr UhArgcs preferred.
lie convenience AMI propricty. Of conducting an
i1,csiigstior IN Ncu loik was then suggested by
MI Bey uods snd MI. Brady, aud being admitted by
tho othel side, the Governor said he would hold u
I there, commencing next TUESDAY At noon in the
l Governors Room AZ the CITY Hall.
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From Washington.

W AM N41oN, sixty. y.
Sine. Saturday five hundred psrdous have been
granted by the President for tho sreiier part to
ron. In Virginia. Georgia and Mississippi To-day
the Presidents room WAS thtonged with rsrdcn
seckets either to obtain their documents Informs
ton n, TO where they may he found
Brcyet Bisadier. General Chnfies II Van Wvrk
n. been promoted to the rank OF full Brlgaiict-
General.
Tho rostnaitct.t,enera hns ordered one additional
trip day between Washington and Richmond over
the Orange 4 Alexandria RsiIrosd and has made a
contract for daily mall service from New Orleans
and all the Intermediate stations IN Mobile.
Tho President has appointed the following named
Assistant Assessors Of internal Revenue in New
York stephen L. Frazier, sixth Division, second
District Henry A. Smith, Eleventh Diyi,ion Tifth
District Garrett Nsndcvntor, First Division, Fihh
District; Warren {. Able sixteenth Division, Second
District.
The Navy Department expresses its determination
10 continue the dock trial OF the WinOO.k aud Al
gonquin until the test has been completed, a. re-
qurcd by the contract, or Mr.. Deker.on admits his
inability TO complete IL. AZ the Algonquin 10
ready the test will be renewed.
The Kentucky delegation. headed by Governor
Bramlctte are still IN Washington, and have had
long conferences With the President and heads Of do
partments. Tho ask the removal Of Con. -ilmer
from command tho Withdrawal OF negro troops from
different parsof the STATE and greater conccntra.
tion Of troops than now exists on the border
fac-simile the Presidents signature has been
prepared, and over three hundred pirdons are re-
ported to have been stamped with It at the white
House "wednesday. Tho pardon OF citizens OF
Alabama will soon he resumed, the local diiicultie
that caused tho embarpo having been removed.
lean Richmond has had audience with the
President OF slouI an hours duration, upon the
policy Of the Administration, and the status OF the
New Work Dcmocucy. The auditor expresses him.
self as being well pleased with what the Prcoden,
said.
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HALLS EXPEDITION.
Three Of Sir jobs FrapkIiu's ,Ien sU9DC1-
cd To be still living.

Horny Grinnel, Esq., has received 'cttcr ,h"h
Mr. Hall wrote to Capt Chapel, TO 10 ipl"a.d 81 20
Mr. GFinnel The lstter 10 da cd tiutn SOC VI % 4,
West end OF Povs's Welcome, iGt. 81 20 ~. ulG.
81 ~ W, and belrs date Of FRIDAY, Dec. H. lNUt.
Mr. Hall says the most important iniotmr'lln that
lie LAS vet ac.Iuired-and what the pc9plu 81 nlGni
and America viii be most Int esttd TO les u-tf-
lstes 10 the fart that there wa yrt Dc res
N Sly John Frdaktn's Expedition anG one oi thi -
being Croxier wils ceded Franklin a. CONNIE ut
ar of tho VIIGdtion 1T the time OF me uttris Gtn
Three M tives hal encountered whb state ,u.L
Croz lsr and three with hun, had luOn cuUuuu-
tered by them near Booths Felix Peniaaur! Ntru
Uncovered Croker WAS nothing but skin and bort"
-vas neatly starved TO death while tho thl,. %
With him wore lat This vas ovins 10 he I'd. ~
the thrc. iat men had bees living on huIrGI ,rt.
on ,hs nesh OF their companions who lN ..'.t !
the two ships that were last l''u .Ett
Of ice while Crozier was thu oAi' nan
that would not eat human Nrslr, $500 tor
this reasou he wA almost dead nom rttF--u',
Croz or and his companions were Imnc an co.. l
Tor by the natives and by Judclou care &C. To- -
wAs saved. One OF the ma ives II l'tl th1t t me-
first say CrozIer he looked 20 bLd .lia 'frf *
IN the face 70 skele ton -ike snd a-t't'i it' fll
no da re TO look upon him tor several dH'h .'E d. y
made MIN ieel 90 bad The NATIVE KIN .if .. CO.. 'Nr
tho party (szvs one, Who pievInALy dici. shI'NFl
the entire winter, and IN tie .ynJ' me pa! ''t ut
for Setchille, where Crozcr j .c"ts'ule' .' "A-
ing fat and where the liEcd 7uht t'I'. -i y
treated by The natives Al len2tu & one ."' )
Two COMP ntons left Neiichilu 20 ~ 30 ~ 100 .-''
bluuAA, but nth what success the mo ma
Hail wsro unable to say. Ih'y h!hIf tt"''Ni i...-
ever, that they still i've
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Nellie Otis, ALA, Curtis hs, been arrested her. for
the larceny Of s6,4J in moner and Governmeu,
boni, from man Ia New York. on r.iday n,sh, last,
The woman arrived Boston on saturday. and
created considerable excitement among III .por, ing
maternity, exhibiting t3OO At time, WHITING the
rsce'. and paving Tor thiuv-two bottle, Ct vine, and
Other liquors. She PLACID S59o IN the hand, OF q
young man TO keep for hc,, and upon hi. refusing 10
return S2'm oiiL she mhic complaint at the police
once, Tho man y" found and $3.50 returned, 20
~s supposed to the riehtiul osuer. The man from
whom the money stolen in New York, then NJ .de
bio appearance, and recovered l,. than one-half Of
the So 4Jo but refuses TO pro,ecu, the woman.
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ireland 10 which military force could not he nov
sent In space 81 time that would have aupesiod
miraculous some fev years since. II Ens.and hat
not uocps enough OF her own at her dapusal. We ah
knov that there are Thousands of hungry Germans
and aDovsrisns Who lous for English gold, and aho
would rosn thirst for Irish blcod. No later than Tho
Crimean var this subsidizinx Of foroen r.nnrita
was had recourpe to- And Who could blame FnsIarl
on selfish grounds alone-H she svsiled he-sef ot
every possible means 70 the very hear of hsr
empire from being torn aunderr There sre no
lensihs 70 which government will not 60 % rup-
preu rebelhon proven the loss Of TERRITORY ueee,
cary 70 it power and position. Therefore tho,c Who
dream Of uscesstui rising IN Ireland nus he pc
pared for the came srenes which Cavignac or Mao.
leon enacted In ths streets OF Patt OF the teuer1t
Of Victor Emanuel throughout the Southern S,atcs II
Italy. with her navy KnGlsnd could encircie Ire.
land With ring Of Are, and sink any fleet that i,
Hksly 70 be directed against these shores. This
may be unpslatabie 10 tei-but tho>e who dream %
var mus, learn TO endure IL with patience.
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TIE wIRZ TRIAL.
Continuation of tho Evidence for the De-

Washington, SEPT. o. The wlrz Military Com
mission reasscmtlcd to-isy.
The examination Of Coono Parsons va, rcsuned
While he commanded at Andcrsonvill, hoyes OF sur.
plies FROM the Sanitary Comm sion reached thcte.
lie hal th'm scnt In 10 ptisonera for which ihov
thanked hin. Wines never knew o, Captain Wirz
icing absent With the dogs. II pcnuon,i,ry
OF nee 10 trade To- rtccnh'ck lie ihoup rt this
declared by ret Of Congress md hy stHtuteu t tho
state OF Grorria Inc country around Auderfnnvir
vas 700. and, ~ . c'n'equeuce vegetable, vcro
scarce. Soon Httr some nartncs had trh Ani"r-
fnusillc hr Tdd t4sd con- WII ..t'ilu 80 General
Minder, asking vhst daposion thcuid lie mrdc OF
them. Tho reply Was thai tho Vu,stipn vm iu alcy-
succ ~ * chnond and until 70 actlrd that thcg
should he traced a. pri onCfs OF Snr. wines dii
rot Know shethe, seu'fe- verc fcr,cd after ahoot-
81 him 10 tic scs and equation for the ro,orn.
y ihr Nuu.nfs Hus %. Hhn.tel.
io-..ekin uct ug Judge Advocate Chiprsn
Ntic'a ~ ~ g h'r' asi-ncd 10 HE oomran4 of t"
troop. ant nrrt 'o th' Ilsf; gtoat oiort iva male
10 build accommodations Tor the pisonors; Cp9u.n
VII assumed Inc i,s.nsihility OF erecting dead
Juase tlyccaio--Wcrld II not have been more
human 10 l..d she. err for The lynef
WI'up-s.l think IA wtya ImprrcticRhe for Captain
WIZ TO iug1'sH all ~" th.lier rruifel,
l4dw 'tge'ate You do not answer my question
have teen butt. tn.nA the Carr eimHstor had NOT
o.. .tlvl 4 Cu"i'y. urrcC exc .cIhcl the rrl' 10
pu.ih r.uners. CspD wiz never received any
@ Scr io mat putpuc nom zoe. The egtcr Nys ic-
sp'rs 40 'or WIZ. Ic .,I there. Capt Wuz orya up
ne 10 g. aud reg si 10. tud 'hc' 4nd ~ rpIfo' u
tsg,. VIZ ato. co.. .n..1i n1'. whether o. not
b. .ccnr pli .h.I s.i lc t',trl 90 not know bus
d. ,u1E thas rae p.isou was 10. bali carol iot. !
tl.u- sue s'1r'sHi ID, tc.is on tAo'o Who eioNdci
T.. 'i.o Cour-,ap.. WIZ lrce up he prison rule,
ty li. own .ufuoiifr 5V.n,-r approved nj them
cCsa-luc 81, iu 9go, lI.' i.- IL "a - surfrlu u'y
err.,e. ny VIRTUE, DC f..,l d, Of capt. WINS own
iant.
,4aerelh Arca, Of thc lhII Gcorgl' Reserves,
no "a en- r' nmiuet io' o., pos ruiion' !" ~"
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the consre,-iOnal se-, oa,h Mr.. Stuart. conscience

the Consre.-ional test oa,h Mr.. smsr's conscience
p.cycut.
The RtrJ Httc also says
The 20. pc Of Hanover County we're addressed on
Tue .ifs Gel b. NJ duhuaon H;tlcur ftcm vi the
~ M ftcl 'iA' We f'ccive there is No lon!et anv
f,uat that Baabeug Niii carr ever count, in the
di.tIitt.
The lyuchlurs E'rUnttcAV etLtcs
ono # tho most distintu',hci t'nt'cmc1 OF the
stsje, vho-e NAME ve are nos permitted .o rivc,
xrtts ioo~s VA regard to she ,igilliliy oi Com
gfc,siorsl candidates ~ regard it ~ s.trrt, not
~ ..y criminal. in the reoplc und't eVr.ing 81 tum-
t,.uets TO select such men. 4 man Nhu feIs and
knows thai he il not eligible oushI not ia 'hls times
o. ttial GIl Uolb.e TO thrust husct before tlc PEG
pie hui Il he dce' 70, the people ought TO have the
Knll luIIp 10 fchukC hllm.
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uIsAsTHOis FIsiv.
Lcso of itfc.

jrI.ht ..s,, s. T.. S,p'. T.-rhe barns and
o., 'cs', ot-.u e, u. =. Vince oti hotel Al wash
iu-'or DO w, w.s' .umC List nisha. Tic puchc,s
Cunt. t,- n,i ,D.lsl 'hc ca, toiotc, AMI man,
v.ltl''c h,t.' we're in thc "abir,, ci.ht,cn OF
vhch ,clc burned iucln iinS one team worth $500
p, silr to Isine' kcIv. Several rcuous slept in
uo barn Th.ec toys arc missing one Is tnoTn TO
la.. tocn burned 90 tcA'h Another, -ho srp7sl
badly burned. SAYS the three -e'e as,sep .hen he
sot oi'. \ considerable quantity o. harness. &c Z,
VS. lusHU he cs, on he huiidinsa IL IS w.
Tue. Cause Of the iirc Il unknown
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Decision on the oath for Lawyers.

,Judse John W. Uudsrso"l, pehdiu- .''
United state. p'r.et to.It, hoG To- ,..'''A =
rr.ncI. l. smith, Esl., ahO asked to tD su,llt.Ca %
practice ON taklns oath that hc bad rol ..'d '
febeilion since no received ms lull ptiH' nom @
p.e.ideuI i'm June last, aktumin3 Tia. tlr nrt H'
I.nnary, lsJ5 requiring an oath tnE' hr ua. Ag t,
aiged lie rebellion Wa all tr IOsfft.0 ...t I'D u
uucOn anu that the gari9a uuI
the Combination absolutely Cancelled ~ .O-tltr -,h
al ai,loy,Iiy Judge under God he'd has a.,I 10
spplIc.n could the oath required by the ~ -
longross shove referred yo--Nhich M. huI IA coy
he cannot dO-he could not be admitted g. 'll,t -
that court. Tho peIition uI accordingly ivsu-e~
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Political INTELLIGRSCE.
I Massachusetts, Democratic state Cenyes-

tioD.
Forces,sr, Nds,, sept 9s.-The Democratic state
Convention organized by the choice Of Edward
Avery, Of Braintrce for President, with on. Vice
President from each county and four secretaries.
The Committee on CtejentiAs reported 2AT towns
represented by ita6 delegates The nominstion
we're made as .ollowsi
Tor Governor ten n. y. Couch, Of Taunton; Lieu.
wnant Governor. Thomas =. plunkeu, Of Pitnhold;
sactctary OF state : q. Lamb, Of Greenfield; Tross
ufcr /. Z. Amory, Jr. Of BOSTON; Auditor, A.. y.
kCr Of Cambridge
Tho iollosins u an .b.trac, Of the resolutions
adopted
The fr.t aftms ,he creed Of the Democratic party
TO TO the Mon snd the Constitutions its objects the
prtNalou OF the liberties oil the people, the MON,
n free pie,' aud free sneoch
The ,ecold thanks the soldier. and sailors,
Inc tlird re1uues the speedy suhordnaiion every
where Of the military TO The civil posor, and the
restoration Of tho wit Of hdbsss corpus, trial by
july, aud othoi Democratic rights.
rhc fourth recognizes the Obligation 70 pay tho
National d, bt but docs not believe IN putting the
hole huiion Of taxation on tho shoulders Of the pro-
Tho GGh require, = speedy restoration Of STATE
rrer everywhere, 80 that standing army may be
ne sith fully cndcr,,- the policy Of President
johnson, and promtcs their support.
The seventh returns thanks to the veterans Of the
w.r and Il, 10 favor Of such legislation ~ the
National and state Governments a. shall secure
e4laiii o. compensation TO the earlier Is well - the
The eighth refers to the labor question. and says
I'VE not only recognize any attempt on the part ol
the working classes 10 better thor condition, but "a
heartily spproye any movement having tor Its aim
their elevation. conf fort and wel-bcins physicsl aud
mental and cordially sympsthiTs With sny mea.
sun hy which tho true interests OF the employer and
cmpoyed can be promoted and secured"
Colorado Poiitics
| 81 LOUIS SEPT. 2s.-The complete returns from
Colorado indicate the adoption the State Cosiiiu
ton W aver large majority. Tho clause authorizing
| negro suffrage was defeated