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, 1865-10-23

Cnanbee Of CoEme1ce, ola.~.......-..11Q go.
We learn from the 1ordon Daily Nsrs Of the
4th inst that the loan OF the State Of Massachu.
sctts, which has been for some time In cuntemp1a-
ton, is being privately subscribed for II London
The loan Is for 9i coo sterling, aud takes the form
Of hTe per cent Htock Issued at 73 with dividends
payable in London on May and November, and with
etnkins fund Of 5 per cent
The inst contract for g1adl1g the Central Iowa
Railroad has, been let at Cedar Falls and 1t is the
impression THAT 1T win bo completed 10 Toledo bv
the. 1st OF July next
Capitalists Of Detroit aro beginning to agstate
railway direct from Saginaw to the Straits Of Mack
naw, which would inte.sect With the road from Es-
canab1 TO the iron m1nes Of Lake Superior. The
contemplated link would be 1s0 miles long. 1t il
thought that as Detroit Is nearer the mines than
Chicago, she should coul1ol the trade with that re-
g1ou.
The Boston Adrersiter Of Thursaay enys:
The condition OF the money market today
shows few new features worthy Of spec1al comment
The demand still continues active but the available
supply Of noucy appears to Increase in about the
fame proportion, 20 thai rates. not materially ar
fectcd; Cali loans strictly on demaud, when &C.
PEI cent: md short time loans arc accessible at
$40, with exceptional transactions At higher 1ud
Lever aGuesi TaeEs L b.. ltte chance n the
rather more good paper Offering, but holders arc not
disposed TO p9y morc than per cent, while the
fAkE Is WINCH mAke9 Int movement
very allow. Good business paper now passcs al
from ~ 10 per cent. and lower grades are IN little
reouest and difrult Of negotiation n hirher rates
The city of Kcokuk. ma nnmher or In conn.
~. T., T,,-. ~. h.,,,71. l., s.s..1. 49, 49,.
Ies III 4oMa' Me nta'uy III oelault on tncr fai-
roads. Thc State Courts hare decided ngalnst the
validity Of some Of these Issues, and have granted
,-s.. ah,sn"s +, ~. Tsss'., Mu.' !aIeusn,s
WEI, msss oosaasa II ,n ,ne 1saesa, eous heoknK
by the C.cni, Court OF the United in this city. 10
which application was made for a mandamus.
Wn1cn looks az tnonen tae "nole question VIII
have to come to the Supreme con1t at Washington
for ftal aaiudIcatiou The plea for setaut and y3r
tu., ranudt,,gon hv tbo rI,r =, Ee,tr, rs,s nna,
tha =, ~. 49, M 40 ,n,s.,;t ~ H.
Inc naEnituac OF Inc oebt mo tue mao1ltg or Inc
taxab1es 10 beari.-
ave are informed ly Nr. st,onr, that III, 1rr,+ad
States Circnit CnnTt ~ f1hica.n - n4as 4 9 Gniteu
thev Mi moi rnnt M, n snsnsns te aeslaea tnat
ihe defendants IN bond ca.es to do Ind act II
;inn ii the ,nnnc4ion ~ fha St,1e E ~ u faoa-
m1qi1s ts cur, hni shc ens,rc1 - sna. N other
c;tr sat,t,., ~ ~. Il. j!.s!.-S INC county and
, 1865-10-23
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Return OF the Gorernor-CoFFcspon
dcncc with the Smithsonian Institute
Court Aooru Altcrutionx-Subscrlp
t1ous to the Monument Fund.

1spe16l 0espaTn % t1c Cnlcas6 ITib6ne.I
SFRNGFIELD. Oct. 81,
The Governor returned to the Statc Capital ,ast
evening, from Peoria, at which point he addressed
largo meeting Of soldiers aud citizens on Inst Thur1-
day.
The Hon Newton Daieman, State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, has been for some time past
In correspondence with Prof Henry, Regent Of the
Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D. c., with
view 10 the procuring Of copies OF The publications
Of that institution, together with duplicates Of
their collection Of specimens In natural science, for
ne use OF the department Of Public Instruction In
this State, with encouraging prospectz OF auceeas
The Supreme Court room in The State Capitol Is
now undergoing some repairs and alterations. The
Court Will hereafter be neld In what is now the H.
hIa1y, and tho library will be removed to the
Court roOm.
spbscnpuons 10 the Monument Fund sInte the
last report are S7S.12. :
The soth regiment will be paid of In this city on
next MOpllay,
, 1865-10-23
FROM DETROIT.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibune.]

Especial Despatch to tho Chicago 1fibune.l
DETROIT, Oct. 81.
The Democratic City Convention, for the nomi-
nat1on Of city officers, vas held this afternoon. The
following nominations were made: For Mayor, NJ
j. Mills; for Treasurer, VIM. A. Moore; for City
Clerk, Henry St1skeJ; for Police Justice, William
James for Director Of Poor, Wm. PusBeu; for
Justice Of Peace, S. g. McC1aven,
D1lg Gen. Il. q. Mtnty. OF this ci ,, formerly Of
the ith Michigan cavalry, has been appointed Gen.
e1l Freight md Passenger Agent OF the Michigan
Ceutrnl Railroad at jackson.
, 1865-10-23

The fsoi1uce mszket rnled Asm tottay, and wa
have to note qulsa an advance in pice Of Wheat
but It was the result ehteay Of combination among
epeenaints, for the purpose Of unloading. Shippers
were In tho market Gor Con, Oats, and No. aspiring,
but there was no shipping inquiry for No. Spring.
The Provision market ruled frmer md nose ar
tive, but the demand Was confined a}moet wholly to
Mess Pot Of which We note sales Of about 800 b.ls
at s3lo0D.i.s0. Prime Mess Pork was quiet and
Nominal at f7.0o9s7,5Q. 4 lot Of 50 bits, Beef
, 1865-10-23
FROM ST. LOUIS,

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
~ ST. LOUIS, Oct, 81,
Judge Pamu. Of the Criminal Court, this morn
ing rendered his decision In the case Of the Slate
vs. 7. Glover, Ior p1acticing a. an attorney
without having died the new Constitution oath.
lie decides the defendant guilty. and sentences him
to Fay 5ne OF I've hundred dollars,
, 1865-10-23
FROM ST. PAUL.

Steamer Sunk In Lake PepIn-Barge
Capatzcd-lndIan Troubles Denied.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.l
ST. PAUL, Oct- II.
The steamer Enterprise, belonging to Tie lacrosse
lhekct Company, sunk In Lake Pepn about eight
mllrs below Red Wing last night. Tho night was
very dark and stormy. md she ran into III old
wreck and sunk to tho level OF the guards, She
bad passengers Or freight, and Will be raised in
day or two.
The steamer Favostte capsized barge containing
fire hundred bars Of Iron for the WInona and St.
Peter Railroad, Sunday night between Lacrosse and
Winona. The iron Hes In eighteen feet OF wnter,
but will be recovesEd.
The m!htary authorities deny the correctness OF
the reported Disturbance among the Chppewas ut
eech AXE
, 1865-10-23

inc Iases ot ne1ens on hse stoek Eel WAS nxed on
tho Sth Gay Of April ~ follows:
HATES or 1HXidH1 OF LIVE srocx KAsr.
10 pEtao1r OF Toledo
ror,.. r,,+,1 ,aoHa. ~. =.
Mich Cent snd H. s., 1azse cars...Ssnm JSG Iyc
GaFs f21o feet. 5000 $500 @0c
MICHIGAN Central. amaH caF9.--- :. 1oo $500 NC
10 nt1.1to On s1srISs!os nH1oon.
fSS1 sSn ~ 5,a fset "a u. D. III H4 &c
Nichixan Centsi. amsii csr1.. as & SSS9 ~
Fort Wayne cars, II ftet.........l1890 1Gl0 sc
TO PITTSBURGH Ayn BK1tAtx
P. F. r. c. cars of2e& fcct.......1o5n 1890 &C
aiieh- Southen. large sars .......lN.9o 1900 &c
, 1865-10-23

sHEEP-Ihe Sheep market has not been very set
I've, nor has the supply been large Good Sheep only
have BEEN wanted and such have not brought good
figures "a usual.
We quote the market a. dull and prices lovcr.
The efouoving asr the e1oslns rates:
Good 10 Primo %.
4993lt3
, 1865-10-23

.GRAr.-Theat-Them mnrsrt opened heavy. at re.
ons99 11, ,s 5sssa 81 anq eT sniSs Of =
sseeiIec sepestinE Wheat ssts @ s:sn !owF. saa ear
rf1ll 1cc white and lc amber Sales beforn
port carr araheE 1t tsoi carr Ehtie nt Si5s:
white 1t Af1er report, The only ss1es we're car
2wnite At Fi-so. and go bu amber At S1-D Corn.
docn tn at that nRare, 0ass-Dema1d good 1t sc de-
iirered II bags so bu offered at 33c. RatieY-Nomln
Ally unchanged. A eAfo OF 30 b1 faH Canadian At
$4N peT LEO ms. Tsya-Qplck at fHzSQ
, 1865-10-23
The Savannah Cotton Market.

NEW foRK, Oct. a1.-Thc MTalFs cotton mar
ket report says the low water in the sasannsh has
checked traut utportntlop from the interior. On ihe
l7lh there YVES rise In the river, and thousand
bales came down. The stock On sale Is reduced to
1c0 OF eco ba}es. There were no changes In Qnota-
uons; mildItngs from s. to SIC.
, 1865-10-23
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
SATURDAY EyENING, Oct. II.
FIRST B1AHU.
BIDs AND OFFERS.
NEW $50 LOAN.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO,
CcTop14 9th, ls6a-
This Bank vii receive packages oil and two year
srr cent notes rcy ce1t Compound Interest Notes,
md sort and schedule them for subscriptions the
New so Loan at charge Of I{ PEI cent.
ords will be delivered Subscribers reo Of charge
and Pcctage4 may be sent US under our SEASON con-
tract rates. E. L TlSKHAM, CasheF.
, 1865-10-23
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mARKET.

SGTURDAT EVENING, Oct, Il.
The DRY Goods market during the week has been
quite active and larga amount Of business has been
done. There Is essential change In Ealucs since
lastrepors Coats, and ClArk's Thread has 4d7auced
Bc. We quote closing prices Is fellows;
, 1865-10-23
TIE PRHsiDKNIss MESSAGE

Ax2A EkAU81U&5NA'Ss sNH09ANns
The Cleveland Herald claim 10 haye lnfor-
nation that the President'a Forthcoming mes
sage will commend to Congress the justice Of
some system Of manhood suffrage in any leg
islation they may pass relative to establishing
State governments at the South, but, with In.
tellectual Limitation rs to the freedmen. We
sincerely hope the report TO the Herald Is cor.
rect The President has the power By word
TO influence this great question, not op,y of
this country but ofthls century, and through.
ont the world. The single plea of the oppo.
ncnts Of the rights Of man, the enemies Of hu-
man freedom and the3rebels against the Union,
Is. thus saith the PRESIDENT We are
willing to adopt the language In which John
Van Buren, described the position of the Re-
publican party recently, and to admit that
our prayer TO the President is, that "he will
side with Us against the bear, but II he docs
not side with a., at least he won't side with
the bear" Let him only leave Us and the
bear to fight 1t ont and we'll furnish him
bear meat three times day.
, 1865-10-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

(ls tatss a Gr1ta are na,c made on tass4 o( .e
'tRon9, 1Ad reported by H. Hnless ozatrlrfxe
spectEeal
---. SATURDAY Ev1NNa, Qctober1l
FRE1EHT@LAHE FzfIdHro-Wcfo dull md xc
lower. En1aEela1ts WeTe- Schr Marion E,1u. wheat
At ike schF Gco- Sherman, wheat Gpm AliWzukea
TO Cape fIncent. attic.
RAILROAD FzudKrs-Ata firm ut tho foIIowto.
, 1865-10-23

VIC publish elsewhere the substance of
Wendell PhInips' speech at Boston upon tho
men and Issues now before the people. If
President johnson is Mt the brakes and Sum-
ncr is ut the driving wheel Of the train ofpro-
erees, Wendell Phillips performs the double
function OF the Drnmmond light and the
cow-catchcr. We judge him to be more cf.
fcctlrc, however, in knocking cattle of
the truck than in casting strong light for
ward into the darkness. It Is necessary con-
sequence Of his position and functions that
he should occasionally hit some perfectly re-
spectacle gentleman, and leave only an inter
estins family of widow and orphans TO
mourn his untimely loss
Wendell Phillips uttcrances are valuable,
not because they are true as stated, hut be-
cause there is under his exaggerated forms OF
statement q uodicum Of truth which II Is easy
for every reader 10 sift from the cxasgeration
for himself.
The cause Of universal suffrage. however. is
In no such gloomy plight as Mr.. Phillips pre-
diets, for Of a1l qualities that which Mr.. Phil
lips lacks Is prophecy. The cause today has
more strength than MI other unaccompllshed
issues In this country, and Is as certain TO
triumph as the sun in heaven Il to shine.
Without endorsing Mr. Phillips adjectiyes or
his prophecies, therefore, VIC give his speech
to or readers. rs containing some strong
meat and great deal OF pepper and mus
lard
, 1865-10-23

!. wAsu1Fc1os, Oct. a1.-The tia1 of I.usby, for
the murder Of The gill Ocsaylus Kosseau. ii this
div. iast November, was concluded to-day By tho
aeqaitai Of The prisoner at.er eight miaute del,b
p,ps. on he chsrCe Of rape. The evidence against
Insbr, Who was discharged from The arusy shortly
before the occurrence was purely cafcuinstantsal.
and too weak,
, 1865-10-23

FORT WAYhK YAKDg.
The market 1t these yards has been quiet md prices
without material chanse from yesterday. The entered
sa1es loot up 1000 head ranging in prco tfom 5i16eX
to 712.f1. Very few good Hogs remain unsold herc.
The following ara the sales:
, 1865-10-23

SATURDAY EvEE1yo, Oct 81.
The following summary shows The movement In
Produce and Provisions during the past twentylo
hours, compared with the movement TOR the same
time last year:
, 1865-10-23
FROM WASHINGTON.


Rumorn TINT Ren. Butler Is to Have a
Seat in HE CnbInct-Stcnr,en., Dc,.
aohS .1.s .ahtca-fcfsonaA
H, ~ 1s ".1 currency Ass"eo-An-
Ae""A A>eseAue'
WASHINGTON, osf- u.
,niled to-1,v ,b.t ~ sr, rerr, r. shn,,, ~ ~.
not, it IL aseet7alued thai he is making atranre-
nent. With view to reside here daring tse winter,
.-sns =. - ~sn Itas ~ sa
l1epaseo speeen Oh negro snufaee. and proposed
10 deliver the aame here, he cancelled his engage
ment nj tie last moment, on the ground thai his
fine rronA Ia "a tcten m ,b.t he r,nf, ba -,,h1
:. E... ~ e' ''-SA AF '11AA NJ "'u'o oe a444''e
'" Assp u.
Alexander II. stephens let here today tor his
nome U georgia.
0nc nunased ard e}ghty-one pardons were gran
ted today BY The President, among them that Of
1.SoDgEessman Boyce, Of South Carolina.
Brig. Gen. 4. Wtllich Ina been brevctted Major
General Of volunteers for gallant and mcritorious
Maj. Gen. Alex. Mcdowell McCook has resigned
his commission, and will hereafter identity himself
with lhs Duttesdeld Overland Express.
as Gen " Fankn I'd ssIsp BIZ position
MapufactuTinc Comnapy. ar Hsrtford' Conn.
During The week ending to-day, 8, III lOo in rs
t!onal caHcney. ,,5era tssued By the Treasury to
'hS r. S1tesal 1iss9n,s s19 9 ,,,.,, .r.nn.
Sfsa,Ci7. -'''A' '~13e ~ Wy "e''
n,,,n. o., ,,> :, 3;-.
,r.s-a.. Mss I.A -
Aowa1o's "a hIs.aontabinet Nleetin.-
.as1,. .neels'eM M.sn 1rs eme Eres'aent-The
nrn-po.-nn.1x..,
o-Fefsonni Atefnss
r,i,e MaiassoT si,sc. Oct slT9os Nay Assistant
a dinner yesterasy, at the METROPOLITAN EIub
, 1865-10-23

WAsu1SC7oS, Oct. 21.-Goye1nor Crapo Of Mich
ic1n, left here Last night. Besides htl interview
With the Secretary Of War yesterday, he also called
lion fthe State claim against the Government for
:he equipment Of its troops. lie was told that no
Claims OF thia character had set bcen settled sayc
made the exception in this regard because Of the
persistent end annoying impoFtunitics Of Governor
Andrew With the exception Of this r1ngle instance
OF forced partially, no State hsd been paid it,
account acalu.t the War. Department. Upon TIL.
seorc. though. It sas in:lnated that It had been
partly determined to liquIda,e such claims by de-
ducting from their amounts the Ecspectlye asscss.
men1s OF the 6tate* under the dIrees TAX Under
this ruling Governor czaro was Innde to sec that
Michigan. which brings debit Of two hundred and
direct tax five hundred thonsand dollafz, yfould
hoyr a balance OF nearly three hundred thousand
dollars on the wrong side Of her ledger.
, 1865-10-23

CHICAGO CATTLE. o1ARKET.
For tho Week Ending Oct. 2l, 1865.

O111cE OF TIE DAILY T11HusH.1
Saturday Evening, Oct n. :
Tho 10llowfnG table shows the daily receipts and
6hipneots Of Beef Cattle during the week ending to
day, compared With the rrceipts aud shipments OF the
corresponding weak last year:
BEEF CATTLE.
, 1865-10-23
Agricultural Notcx.

GLASDERED GOVERNMENT SToc5-Jamcs
Grant, Esq, Of Davenport, Iowa, the well
known stock raiser, writes to the Prairie
Farmer that he bought ut the recent Govern
mcnt sa1c In this city sixteen mules, which,
although they appeared healthy Mt the time
Of the purchase, In SIX days afterwards the
glandcrs, in lis worst form, broke out among
them. Mr.. Grant says he shall kill and bury
every mule he bought; md he cautions all
purchasers Of mules or other stock at Gov
crnmcnt sales 10 Isolate them entirely from
other stock.
CATTLE PLAGUE AMONG SEEEp.-A late
number Of tho London Times says that re-
pon Just issued by Prof simonds, proves that
the cattle plague has suddenly exhibited IN
entirely new md unexpected Development.
1t hns broken out among sheep, accompanied
by the most f,tal characteristics and further,
Thai there Is every appearance OF the infec-
ton lavlng been communicated both from
shcepto cows and COWS to sheep. The facts
arc complete, post mor7cm examination
revealing all the familiar marks OF the same
disease.
Locust TREE BARK.-Thc Ripon (Wis.)
Commonwealth states, on the authority of
lone who knows,'' that the bark OF locust
trees Is poisonous to horses. Four or five fine
horses have died In that vicinity recently from
eating The bark while hitched TO locust trees.
Sn1rr1SG ArrLEs.-Tac Waukesan Gazette
says that within two or three weeks past over
four thousand barrels Of apples have been
shipped from that city, all Of which were
grown In Lake county. Hon. I. D. Nelson, Of
Fort Wayne, 1ndiana, informed us some ten
days Encc, that he YVES shipping apples to
New fork rs tast rs he could pack them, and
find convcnicncies for their transportation.
Hc had already sent a thousand barrels. They
readily command eight dollars barrel in TINT
city, while they can be put up at about two
dollars per barrcl in Fort Wayne, thus afford
Ing very handsome profit The apple crop
this year ut the East Is next to nothing.
CATTLE pLAGCE AT CLEvELASD.-Thc
Cleveland Herald hcars Of the death Of quite
number OF cattle in that city aud vicinity,
from a disease marked IN It's similarity to thc
cattle plague.
FARMING N CoLoRADo.-TheD Denver At,cs
gives, In Two Illustrative cases, an inside
view Of the profits Of farming in that embryo
State. Mr. John G. Lilly, ten miles up the
Plntte from Denver, has finished thrcshlng,
md gives The following figures;
, 1865-10-23


speedily indicated, renewed and reinvlgotated.
Stephens nna Reagan in Nexy York
Great Excitement Among the Jcn.
leInx Tribe.
Prom the n. T. Tribune, 1sh.1
The guests ut the Astor House had consid
cradle Of an excitement on Tuesday evening
by unexpected additions to their number Ii
The persons of Mr. Alexander Il. Stephens,
ex-Vice President, and Mr.. John II. Reagan,
cx-Post1nnster-G General, Of the dcfnnct South.
ern Confederacy, accompanied by several Bos-
tonian friends.
AS soon MS the announcement that these
gentlemen were expected at the Astor IN q
few moments, notwithstanding the late hour
In the evening, considerable crowd Of guesta
and street passengers, who had got wind oi
The a0air, blocked up the stone steps and ycs.
libules at the entrance of the hotel, to catch
glimpse OF the, perhaps, unenviably distln-
bis paFt ) asctnded tho steps they consequently
found themselves tho objects Of more regard
than was exuctly agreeable 10 their feelings,
ns they had entertained hopes that their a:ri.
val would full to attract extraordinary atten.
ton.
Besides this, however, the FIRST slanccs
which were directed upon them were By no
means Of the most favorable character. TIC
leading Coppcrheads Of the city had not re,
ccivcd notice in time TO pay their special re.
specie, Most of those present had assembled
ucm mere curiosity. ana The regard which
inc c1-ifaitofs Grew from them partook some-
What OF the old Eebe'-hating war feeling but
tnc new Encsis passea unmoicsled TO the
rooms which had been prepared for their re-
ceptlon. and we're speedily lost 10 vicw.
Mr. Stephens appears to have altered vefv
little In Ills personal appearance. Many will
remember the slight, small cnnclated frame
OIL The notorious Southern leader, whose infu-
cnce was so powerful In deciding the destiny
Of the South when her horison was black
with rising war-clonds, which that influence
might have aycrted lad be been sustained BY
genuine moral courage and forcthonght. Mr..
Stephens appears to weigh but little over 100
pounds. His frame WIS attiEed ina suit Of
unobtrusiEc black, and there was pcrcepti-
bic weary ngc-stoop m his shoulders as be
asccuded the stairs OF the hotel.
His tair is considerably thinner and grnyer
thnn OF yore. His lace Is one OF the kind
which but tardily portrays the advances Of
time, the dry, pal1id, almost ghost-1lkc skin
seeming to be drawn over his sstfongly.marked
features like thin, clear parchment. Never
I've terrible ycars and his recent fmprison.
ment arc pcrccptible in many a faint crows
foot about the eyes, the lucid briRhtncss Of
which. however. appears to br uninpaircd,
Trouble and an11ety hayc told much more
perccptfbly upon the fnce aud frame of John
Il. Reagan. Formerly full and bluff or frnmc,
instinct Win trnnh1c and carc ''31 'AA' N'~e -
DetVccu and ID O'clock Yesterday mo,n.
inc, Messys. STEPHENS and Resean passed into
ihse be- dining hail of The hoicl, where, Of course,
they we're tie pbserved OF all observers; for
BY this time their presence in the city was
pretty, generally known:
n,eroir r1cardcd sy,-;nrs1r a,5 ,,oth;.G
3.,,+ ~ ~ 1,.t uo.e1
, 1865-10-23


The market at these yards hAs been dull md prices
10915c lower than yesterday.
The entered sales foot np 100 head. ranging from
Sls0 to 12s7x per loa ns- There are very few left
unso1d. The following arc tho tza1socttoas:
Cali Eo Nv
, 1865-10-23

Closing prices for cash. Oct q. 1861 received BY F.
g. so1tonstau d Co.. Commission, Stock, aud Bond
HfOkasS. NJ Clark Atrent Chirarn.
, 1865-10-23
WHAT REPUBLICANS RELIEVE.

FORTY OF the HenuliIfcaD party unon the Rrf
frage question, is shown l37 the fact Tint their
opponents have to misrcprescnt those
yiows before they can attack them. Upon
tba negro suffrage question the Chicago Times,
n. J. Aetex, 1Eond, Herald md 1ioses, tho
leading opponents Of the Views Of nineteen
tWcniicils Of the Republican party, have all,
at Que time or another, conceded that color
should mol nc made test Of suffrage, but
1hat the right 10 vote should be BASED on In
iolliscnec. To apply this truth to practlce Is
all VIC ask. We do not want any tguorant,
vicious, or FaupeF black man 10 vote, and al.
though VIC would prcfsr that no ignorant, III
cious or paupcr "hitc man Should vote, yet
We recognize the distinction between disen-
iranchlsms ono already voters and entfan-
cllisang one not yet q voter, and therefore do
not insist on tais last proposition. The Re-
publican party simply asks TINT every man
admitted TO he intelligent and selfsupportfng
shall vote, md they Will consent III Difference
to universal usage that an ignorant paupcr
shall vote provided he be white No Repnb-
hcan platfoi1n, and but few Republican speak
crs or Journals ask more than this.
The Republican party nssents to the
TACT also that with a few
exceptions among the leaders the whole lately
rebel population Of the South must and vii,
1,c admitted "a vote. bnwerer clear,v +bev
have forfeited tbat r;e1,t. We recoc,,ize t1,a
facf That thrrc ia m difference ,nron, +7,a
wl,,,cs of4hc South ,,,,c,, xr1,;,1, ! - TO-. g
mission or aonc IN o,,d ~, .vo1ns,,,, -
4ro,, rn,,nr Thoso who,., ,-o os,,,,. -,
IN y,,,,;,,a 1,,r,oa,ot o,r t1,-,.,- =.
and let in thc others. Moreover sone ,r tho
sa. s.aa 49, - -. 1u'co'e, euae o' tpe
.Hee@ '4es 's.esa.oo1sNo anu ieocla "Ie oet"3
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