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DRY UP FOR THE CATARRH. .

Reader. did you ever hear Of thisf If you have
not then let as tell you abnut an invaluable Medi.
cine. and speak of whatwe know. Some time ago
we purchased bottle 10 try it, as we have been
much troubled with Catarrhe We used one bottle
neatly and-a0e ioere cured. Qf4 ~ AZ
Dry Up is not an appropriate name for this great
medicine as 1t is expoctorant 1t clears out the
mucous membrane, allays all inflammation engender.
ed by long standing disease heals the nasal organ,
and gives free vent to respiration. efs.g
For the blessings in that respect we now enjoy,
we ndite this item. In hores that Others afflicted
may be similarly healed. Syracuse Constitutional
ist 'A7a SAG @ insa1. iH'I3h stj ils..,f I.
"a Fl, r. Hay, Druggist Special Agent, Portland.
L-ASN1 AAi45i14N1 8At jan6d&wtf
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'Fros,, Merico.

p. e!H NEW YORK., Jan z.
T Late adyiees from Mexico state that Maxi
milan has issued a manifesto, directing the re-
vision by his ministry of the titles and clsims
under which ecclesiastical property has been.
for some time held, thus in effect deelsing
that 1t Is In III, province Of the government to
e superior control over it. 1t appears
with the Pope on the subject, but to his great
surprise finds that the nuncio who has iusi ar
rived in Mexico is without instructions In the
matter. He therefore boldly adopts his own
policy and it is said to have been received
with enthusiasm. 81 so iills
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The Richmond Wing of late date says,
Mosby has arrived at his fathers residence.
His wound Is doing well, and he expects to re-
turn to dnty soon. 2QfiH 49,
The Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday says a
call Is out for convention OF the Confederate
States. The intention Of the authors Is torev-
olutionizs the revolution, to depose Davis,
wipe out the Confederate Congress, appoint a
dictator, and perhaps surrender to the emmy.
The legislature OF Ohio has passed resolu-
ton 10 favor OF the Constitutional amendment,
abolishing slavery. .a .haalEi "a
] It's proposed by prominent ci liens of Ohio
to take measures to present Gen Sherman with
"a testimonial Of 100000 in United States
stocks. b3s IbFs 81 ytaf - 49,
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.

PnIoEs-Besf Cattle-Extra slsi@I4t y III; first
9aalty conssuag OF good oxen. best Steers, &c, at
third quality, Light, young cattle, 0lO Poorest
grades, as -on the total weight Of hide tallow,
and beef
Working orsn-From sls5 to $50 according to
age and quality.
Coss--Ordinary from s45 to 70; Extra, from SIS
to lis; Farrow, sc, $2SG40. ~
STRENGTHENING from sI3 to 10; Two years old
S24 to 40; Three years old. 46 TO 90.
sheep and L0mbs-Sheep 739 &c v ID; Sheep and
Lambs in lots say " head.
Saeiae-Fat hogs, IA apl4Ic; Shoats, IL @l5e. live
weights Is 0920, Tor dressed.
Calf Skins from Is TO per h.
Petts 60@s3 co; country lots, u 5092 Is.
Hides-l0l9l1e y ID. a,8.,5s % ng
TaLt0a0-l0@l3c ,.If ...s-.
REMARks-But few store cattle were offered this
week, and very few from Maine and these few were
mostly fair feef The light stock mostly taken at
Portland. where large quantities are put up in cans
There Is no material ohae 70 In prices. -
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE
An order passed the House yesterday, fixing
tuesday the twenty-first day Of February, at
Twelve noon, for final adjournment 1t is said
tne senate will concur 10 the passage of the
order. II SO, and the business is done up
promptly, the members will be entitled to the
thanks Of their constituents. s sigiso
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MARRIED.

in this city. Jan H. BY Rev d Moore, Fernald
6raysdIbs s 81 ~ lIril.I1Tl ~ - -
In Rockland, Jan ]. Capt Thomas A Kennedy and
Miss Henriet Saunders; Richard A Quincy, Of
Waldo. and Miss Clara Barrows of 4. - r
In Rockand. Dec 8, Charles N Dung. of Goulds.
boro. and Miss Eliza Bunker, of Z. -.
In Rockland, Dec 81. Thomas Little and Miss
Aleths q A Richards. both of Bremen lI
In Roekland, Jan l, Pembroke Crockett and Mis-
Annie Wall. ti nat a5ra 9Igfs r
: In Camden. Jan 3ngapt VIM Il Luce,o RookIand,
and Eliza U Carlton, C. VT
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HAGEssH
"a ~ q HALEs5N Il Zl1 yea
,aslIess H9O N e Y
p 49, CT 1lliua r
1HOR Ell DUN d Y AND TART
FOR THE CURE OF

+AS $50 FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Cqtds, Influenza Rodrseness. Difficult
breathing, Gad all affections Of the 1hro0t,
20 Broachj al Taoes aHd Lungs, leading 'lii
to Coastnsption. 81
7 This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorte recipe of an Physician and Chem
ist who for many years used 1t with the most COM
piete success in his extensive private practice.
he hal long been profoundly impressed with The
wonderful virtue Of honey Of the plant Horehound,
inunion with the CleGssing and Healing properties
of tar extracted from the LIE Principle the forest
tree Abies 8qtsGNea or Balm of Gilead For years
he batiso in his attempts TO blend these great
medicinal forces into sgsh unioa that the original
power of each would be served the disagreeable
qualities of ommon tar removed, and the price Of
the compound be within the means of all. At last
after along course OF difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these ve other ingredi
ents esoh one valuable by ITSELF he not Only obtain.
cd the desired results. but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This ha ing been
thoroughly tested by practice 10 offered to the
public IS safe pleasant and In faible
Price 50 Cents per Bottle.
For sale by W. r. Phillips, Portland and all drug.
CaARLEs DowNEn, General gent, sa.4
y novsesm = A Cedar st.s New York.
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2 'aeisoa g. DIR. TEBBETTs' u
" zsaf0 adf re- nas.. roitaigs7is 80, 49,. y
no adi PHYSI 0GI0lL slllss
HAIR s2eia tisa5--s
r E G e N E r A T o r I
-4 En- IRIS xopus oPzRAspr: diasn

-- e - -Iefa-a-<-Asa-- IA - y
immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roota
Of the Hair It Is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted As long as the
scalp Is free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color But when humors aud other diseases At.
feet the scalp these glands become involved In the
same disease and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle. Sooner later the hair begins to fall
on, and in many cases. If not arrested will produce
complete badness IA u tUNl1
To remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands. and create q new and healthy action, the
physiological Hair Regeneration has proved per-
fect success. HE
Itisnot .Dye. |" and will not stain particle. It
Will positively :" HEsToRE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
to its original color. 1t promotes q growth of new
hair In all cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots OF the hair are not completely disorganized-
itpreyents the hair from falling Of, and removes all
dandruf. heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
Il ths hair soft moist and perfectly heslty and
gives 1t glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t is
highly perfumed, and as dressing It has no superb
or. 'Regenerator' IL warranted to produce the
above results In all cases, If not the money be
refunded. With it every dGray Head" In New Eng
land can be restored in Less than thirty days.
Price sLsper Bottle.
TEBBETTS BROTHERS, .glbs
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
rs GEORGE O. GOODWIN & CO., SO Hanover
street, Boston. General Wholesale Agents -
w. W. WHIPPLR, Agent for PortIand d, Maine.
Jan 2sod Ans -
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I kELIEF OF SAvANNAH.-The amount SUBJ
scribed in Boston, up to one o'clock yester-
day, In aid OF the people of Savannah, was
about $4,000. The steamer Greyhound,
which will sail from that port for Savannah
tomorrow, win take out large quantity Of
supplies.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-13

EThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 80 Ia Exchange
St., opposite Postofiice, Portland. gigs
w. 8. SAWYER.
eferences-HoN. SAMUEL Cow, Gov. of Me-,
HoN. VIM. PITT FEssENDEs, Sec'y Tress'y.
oct. 10 d 6m. N FL G,..
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French Language.

Prot Masse returns thanks for the patronage hith-
erto afforded him in this CITY and gives notice that
his Winter Term will commences on Wednesday the
4th ofJauuary next. A3te1 ef2 sait ~.
For further particulars inquire at Messrs. Bailey
and Noyes, between Il and O'Clock 10 dee2ld4w
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-13

.ms,s POR TLAND 1sd e'
Photographic Gallery.
,yisaos ALoNZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor, no5s
go Middle St., issii saaTst Portland, Me-
Copying done in the best manner. dec2stf
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W Ar REN,s

eia1hd WAR REN'S ~ III. 2
Water-P Proof and Leather Preserver,
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. 2niYia
For sale at Mr.. J. W. MANsYIELD's Store, IVA
Middle st. Portland, Me. decz1d$w2m
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IMPORTS.
MARINE NEWS
.gIPORT OF PORTLAND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. January 12.
p na41err 1t.u ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal Liscomt, Boston. s.i o.
Sch Empire. tBr) Daggett. Grand Menan Mr.
q Sch Asst ca, MeFadden. Salem for Easiport.
Sch Scion. Bsardman, Camden for Boston
Sch Eeponset, Snow. Rockport for Boston
CLEARED. 9E ,49I9W
Barque Gan Eden, Reed. Cardenas-Chase Bros
Co. fAah YGi .ITa5l Vn Id r I7ls - -
i Sch Lookout, Lane, Baltimore-P Burnham.
Sch Geo Young, Curtis. New YORK; G York 4
Son. III ~ 80 =.
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S,o,. p~t.on.-Farwell. starks. prluca

Etate prtson.-Farwell, starks, Prince.
Reform School.-fierce, Holden, Lyman.
Hospital for the Insane.-Starks, Prince,
Deaf Dumb and Blind,-Pierce, Prince,
Holden.
Puotsc Buitdings.-Prince, Starks, Far
well.
Indian Afairs.-Lyman, Farwell, Ruggles.
Nofnaat Schoots.-Ruggies, Holden, Ly-
On Pay Rol.-Lyman, Pierce, Prince.
/ notice among the Joint Standing Commit
tees of the two Houses, new one, which 1
am quite sure have never seen before; and
that is, q Committee on Railroads, Ways and
Bridges. There are number of men in each
branch, that / know full well, who are emf
nently calculated to act as Chairman of this
waggish committee. aI asa seF
The cards Of invitation are out for a levee
at Gov. Cows, this evening. A gay time is
anticipated. The Governor always makes the
social gatherings at his residence, by his genial
aud hearty manners. highly Interesting, and 1
have no doubt he will have full house.
A meeting was held last evening, in the
Hall of the House, of the Union members of
the Legislature, to consider the best means to
effect short session. The attendance was
full and the interest very general. The de-
bate was spicy, and was continued for an hour
and q half with undated interest. The con-
ciusion was quite unanimous that the legisla-
tive work could be done, and we'll done, in
seven weeks. There were various opinions
advanced, all tending to the same end.
have not room to give you sketch Of the de-
bate in this letter, but will endeavor to give
you, tomorrow, a synopsis of the views Of
the speakers. lea PELHAM.
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81 . p ff Ita.a
49,. DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTMORE--Cld 18th, sch Ada Amea M.rv,on
Boston. ~ .s4tliiSl Z FIIG177- =
sld 9th. brig Romance. Duncan. Nevessa. vs
CID l0th, sch Adriana, Williams. Boston
q. PHILADELrHIA-Cld 9th, sch Hatch Phi
lips, Boston. s---f f5ii tiHEI = u
At 10Th. barque Myra, Dix, I'm Hilsboro NIB; sch
3 NEW, YoRK-Cld 10th, brig Alice Gray. Mata.
moras r - =
Cd lith. ships Midnight Crosby. San Francisco ;
Ar 18th. barques Rschabite, from Ragged Island /.
Union, FIN Cape Breton; brigs A II afterson, from
Laguayra; Alice Smith, Matamoras; calmuck, Pet
Below, ships Hudson, and L w stessop. from Lon.
don. - .rs-..st.I s..gs Ila-Ts ,-17---''-
Boston for Philadelphia; sch n Berry. Piummsyr''
Bath for Fortress Monroe. II I'll 49, - -
Providence for New York; schs Willow Wiecx m
O. Union Flag Msioney wscssses oP Forsre sSs
MonESs' Red Jacket. AEsril from ROckland for
Also in pert :chs Juliet Billings, Boston for New
MonIse Berry. Pla%Tsr BAH ior do; sIoonsT,
Paine. Boston for Fortress Monroe; Ella BRADLEY.
Da ~ aai IS ~ ioT Cambridge, Md,
Hart 1a,gs Sssiss "a sne h Sons coward De-
aonng, ana Albert Clarence, Freeman. Portland for
aIs DoI Jo R a % for New York Abby
p;cs 0si Ns li'n' oarque Lochel. Graham. I'm
Ls cS sr s.rGss WON Randall sosdy sierra
rrane,scoi Stocktol, aicnDorn, New Orleans.
Ar LTD, sens orozimbo Dunbar. Castine; Casiel-
asn' Upton. and IeesSurS sn STamnaii RisEsr cti
CID Ian, ships Mountain Wave, Sears Calcutta;
Geo se Turner. Hopkins. Bombay; brig chas Miller
sld ii,S. hsscns. Fv.,vn ma Io,,,. hr,.. 1i..h.,
Bs SIAEh-Ar 18th, sch Eliza Parker KnOwltOn'
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a. SPECIAL MOTTO ELS. -
Edward z. Hain0S.
.saaoa WATCH MAKER, soy

For several years past with N. j. GILMAN, has re-
moved to No. 1877 Middle street, second story lover
W. c. Becketts storel where he will be happy to
ceive the patronage of his f;rmer customers, and
the public generally - 81 As4 -lToal
Ali work entrusted to his care viii receive his per-
sonal attention. 49,.
January 2. 1s65--d5w s asgErra.2E
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NJ O II 4 Q "a
Maine Insurance Company,

uHsafAhCe Company,
''hEtAnnqsl Meeting ofthe stockholders In =,
ASne Insurance Company viii he held =, !!ne
an Ss ~ ,ne com any, in Augusta. on Wed
s Sosn gay OF January insI, at ten o'clos -
los .ne eoolce Of officers and he transact don a. N
"'ner business that may lie ally come b. .fos ~ any
Augusta, Jan II, 1865 i seI Setsiy.
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PORTLAND 3 KENNEREC R-Rc.

tINHE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders of tia
= fortlAnd and kennebec Railroad Co. will be
neia ~ the hAlroad Depot, in Brunswick en- the
following purposes = - - -" 'N~
a lst3To choose Chairman and Secretary.
N anu 10 near the Report OF the Directors and
treasurer OF said Company, and to act thereon
Sd-Io choose Board Of Directors Of said com.
Pany Tor the ensuing year
1ln-lo transaots ucn other business may prop.
cry De 40 Cd on NARH. AZ. WHITMORE,
IAnAsotd aild ED f,l. secy.
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

Sch Susan ,Senter. of Beverly. "A tons. has ha,
purchased by parties In Portland fer $4,000. -
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. I,arislatura Of Maine.

WEDszsDAY-The elections tor United
States Senators were held and resulted in the
choice of Hon. Wm. Pitt Fessenden for the
long term and Hon. Nathan A. Farwell for
the short term. There, was no opposition to
either 10 the Senate. In the House the vote
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-13
'''a RETURN
suuls a.l - r. OF THE d.
Merchants Insurance Oc,mn,u.

Incorporated. May, 1851.
To be signed and sworn to bv the Ysra.,dau. -.
Secretary, and returned to the State anS.,o Snu
ONCE, Providence
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Leave Your Demancs for Collect On
At b d. VERRILLS
LAW AND COLLECTION OFEIcD
No, III Middle ST.. Portland. i,n,s.s
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American provinces in one confederation, and
they accept it as being, in the deliberate judg-
ment of those best qualified to decide upon the
subject, the best framework of measure to be
passed by the imperial parliament for attaining
that most desirable result. e,r
RMr. J. w. Co!cord, after an eight months
absence from the office, has returned to his old
place as one of the editors of Zions Advocate
in this city. Mr. Coloordis gentleman of long
experience in such duties as will now devolve
upon him.. of ripe scholarship, and of incor-
ruptible integrity, and he win hereafter devote
his undivided attention to the interests of that
journal. Woo,
20 An Important witness in case before the
Superior Court, in session at Northampton,
Mass, being absent, the sheriff was sent after
him with a capias. The officer returned and
said he had found the man, and wanted to know
If the court insisted on his presence. The an
swer was yes; but after the officer explained that
he was sick with the small pox, the court sud-
denly changed its mind. ss.ls '. ~
RThs argus was terribly disappointed and
dissatisfied with Mr.. Abhotts lecture before the
mercantile Library Association. Mr.. Abbott
goes for universal freedom, for unconditional
loyalty to the Government, for preaching peace
to rebels with cannon and mortar, and for pros
ecutng the war till the last rebel shall submit To
the authority Of the Federal Government, flee
his country, or bangle at ropes end. This is q
condition of mind to which our neighbor has
not attained, and "that's what's the matter.p
9in the debate in Congress on the Consti-
tntional amendment several democrats have
faced about and urge the passage of the reso-
luton. Mr.. 0delI, DEMOCRATIC member from
New York, advocated the measure in an able
speech, exhorting the Democrats to avail them
selves Of the opportunity to get rid of the incubus
and odium Of further defence of an institution
which has been destroyed BY the war, commenced
and prosecuted for thepqrpose of sustaining and
extending it, and which had caused their party
to be repudiatsd BY the people,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
The Recent Firemen's Riot-Conspiracy
Of the Press Against n Peerless Glass.

One of the officers of Engine Company No. III
writes Us to the effect that the members Of that amibe
organization have been grossly misrepresented ny the
Press in the accounts given Of the late riot at the corner
of Ridge and Delaney sts Of course the newspapers
are in cousive nspiraoy against the volunteer De-
partment all Of whose members without single cxcep
ton are the most gentle gentlemen in the known world
aud no person not totally warped IN Judgment OF com
pletey deprayed. would could accuse them OF the
smallest violation Of order The truth Is there was no
pistol firing on Sunday night for there were no pistols
and no one to discharge them II there had been NOT
the least disturbance took place; the tranquility OF
primeyal chaos prevailed IN the classic Ioca wmu,
was Killed about the time Of the alleged riot; Dut tht
was merely n remarkable coincidence HIS time had
come he would as the Mohammedans would say, nave
died In his bed at that very moment Inc nremeh hau
notLing To do with his takng.of There can be no
Doubt as has already been suggested that inc hteu
Tenton committed suicide and Tor the express purpose
of throwing the odium of his ieo de Sc upon the Iuos
members OF No aud No. Al, aud bringing dlseied1t
mon an organization which to employ Burkos phrase
had such chastity OF honor as TO feel STAN nke
wound 1t is profound pity that the malignant S Sl
man ls-beyond the reach OF punishment Ior niS p"'o
attempt to blacken the fair fame,
As shining white rs silyery stars st even
of that model Of decorum and the New YORK Iiein.
The convOcation OF the two companies IN question: ""
will here state confdentialy, the result OF can W
meeting of tho Peace Society. whose members are Wy
represe of that body from New foih .nu no
sooner this fact il generally UNDERSTOOD, ana
tous of unamable character withdrawn from our pei
netually peaceful and inexpugnaby yiruous fitemen,
The better for the intelligence and sagacty Oh OUT 'oo
cre,uous aud much abused community -, ,.o,,
by the by, as several engines have oeen .. w. nam
This city for Mexico we would suggest that tue ni.ui
bcrs of No and No. II 20 with them 70 coIn't,
where they will not experience as here Tue my
Of Republics II Macmillan should receive a' gou MD
pSyer order awning more from NewYork. There is
Nothing we could so well part with and that would be
40 troublesome TO him. and therefore we are particular
" desirous he should lave them irme9ia'eY anu 4"
copops quantities.
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A Man Commits Suicide by Jumping from
a Third story Window Of the Unisn
Place Hotel, while Laboring Under
Delirium Tremenss

On Sunday evening last, Mr.. II. c. Fling,
Proprietor Of the Union Place Hotel in Unionsquare
was informed by one of bis servants that one OF the
boarders named Edward Andrews, was in his ROOM
raying from the effect Of derinm tremens He satisfied
himself that such was the sent two three Of the
male servants TO see that he committed rash act and
then sent for the brother Of the maniac. He came
dismissed the servants and stated that he would take
care of him for the remainder Of the night AT l0oclock
the brother left him for moment, and went INTO an
adjoining room No sooner had he left, than the nm
fortunate man sprang from his bed. threw up the win
dow (Which was the third story and looked out on
the square and sprssg out. alighting on the
payeneut beneath. He was picked up
IN an insensibe condition. taken into the hotei anu
medical aid sent for On the arrival OF surgeon 1t was
found that his wrist broken, beside sustaining Sc
we're internal injuries from the effect Of which he died
me following morning No account OF the affair was
,ransmited 10 either the Police the Coropers Office
and therefore the affair has been kept from tine pube
nm 10 the present time The abaye account is subsan-
tally the same as given reporter by the proprietor
of the hotel Deceased aged about 40 years, ana
well know 70 many of the sporting fraternity OF TINS
CITY He was buried on Wednesday last from the hotel
certificate of the OF death having been given
by the family physician, on which burial permit was
granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

To the Editor qf The NJ T. Tribune.
SIR: In your remarks upon my first note,
you assign me a position-politically- does me
great injustice and in common fairness, you cannot
deny me the right of a brief explanation.
used the word Democrat in wha; understood to be
its common acceptation-I intended TO show that
never had in thought word deed, favored sympa
thized with the late Shareholders Rebellion. wished
by the use Of the word TO show that had not voted the
war failure-that the just odium attaching to the
Democratic party Of having thrown itself against the
Government in the late great conflict, did not paI
tcle OF it adhere TO my skirts.
have no tears TO shed the fail Of Slavery, for
although a Kentuckian by birtb my last vote in the
State was cast for an ayoweG Emancpations TO revise
The State Constitution The doctrine ofliberal-mnded
Kentuekians OF that day was Emancipation and Colo
nization connected; and TO that doctrine sim adhere
hope you now understand why rejected the name
Of DemOcTa.
The effort TO clothe the colored with the Right
Of Suffrage cannot succeed think, even IN the free
States Of the North West and 10 expect us success
from the Southern Border States IS IN my judgment
wholly out Of all question. Indeed sir hold the opin
ion long entertained that full solution of this whole
negro question will be reached TIL the races az
a. they ought TO be- finally separated.
The question Of Negro Suffrage will be testedln IOWA
in the month Of October. and predict ana iurther
more invite you 10 marx the prediction. that Gov
Stone with all his personal popularity, VIII De defeated
IN the contest unLss the ant-NegIo men commit sui
eide BY nominating Copperhead 10 oppose him.
should be glad-somowhat IN detail-to notice your
rtHays; but 10 be SCI Egb BEIGE ne CONTINUALLY ana