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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
Portland, saco and Portsmou,bl r ! I
Notice

THE Stockholders of the Portland Steam Packet
IL Co. are hereby notified that their annual meet
ing for chcoe Of ocers ann the transaction Of any
otter business that may legally come before them
viii be held on Wednesday, the l4th day OF june
ls65, at O'clock p q, atthe office Of the Company
'I may1std HaAoi ssye9W ni BK1MBA II cle,, ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
Hatch House for Rent.

TM The above named centrally located and
js1Ek8 we'll knswn PUBLIC HOUSE, situated on
H1iN Main Street, IN this city, to rent for term
Moi years from the first day ofJuns next or
arrangements may be made to take possession on.
the nrst day of May. For further particulars app,
10 ALBERT EMERSON,
Bangor, April a. 1885. rA'Asf y a anaaRtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

CIRCUMSTANCES have constrained US to ask an
~ extension. The condition OF the markets and q
Just regard 10 your interest have made this stop ad.
visabl and necessary. f.
: We trust that the next few months win witness
such improvements as justify in resumiur bust.
ness, and meeting every obligation. In the nean.
time we ask the indulgence Of your patience and
firbearance No efforts WILDE wanting on our part
to promote our mutual interest. - '-7-.'-- =
ap24tf CHASE BROTH sRs co.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
HOUSE IOT9
Far sale

CEVERAL finely located House Lots In Cane Eliz-
Oabeth three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge
Portland, where plan of Caps Elizabeth lots may
be seen. may13H
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

GTORE No.-2 Long Wharf 90 By so, oontainin q
~ Including the attic) 5000 square feet: the same
within ~ feet of the seutheriy side line of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the LIST May q u =
March 25th-ST&Ttf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

N. EnR GnHn

In the third story, ON Congress near the head of
a Casco ct, Inquire at 22l Cumberland at, from
TO z O'Clock. may3tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

TNLEvEN House Llts, Comprising 46:ooo .tse. q
llEand, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis 81. for sait
by rYwEH. STEPHENsON1 y
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

A Il BIZ U NJ.
By radssAror awiidh-. II Data, csSaSs vest
Old siFty-fourl We lay thee devn tsafrta5
In thy grave Of minutes hoaE,s
shadow on our heart is thrown
As memory reads thy story. ,i,g,,a :, 74s0
Hark,eUbats V all OF noe was thereF $3.50 E
A. the cannon hosrseiy Numbered,
Lost On che DARK and musky air
with the hopes so rudely sundered.
All that the lust Of Pride and Gain, 4r1sa
Brother 'sainst brother turning orr ~
should have such hecatombs Of slain 2's 1s ~,
Leave countless thousands mourning.
IT'S true, thy natal morn was red
Alike with blood and slaughter. n 4 III M
And now men say thine age Is wed bis. 81 1g
no dlory's siniess daughters
Wen be It Sold Sixty -four.
Wen turn away tosethg,- sic 1efl.
To other scenes-a fairer shore
To calm and summer weather.
Where thou hast strewn the smiles ofjoy
Ten thousand hopes fulhling; efpH HRi
And planted seeds that bye and bye
sipl yield frpitsvorth the culling. eBi
DER ali the world what millions hearts
By thy fond hand carressed
Now a thy hast lone CLEAN departs Ffa
Arise and call thee blessed
Yet let US pray-old sixty-four.
Above thy minutes. hcary,
That sixty-hve may have in store.
A fairer-brighter story IL ..s.r ...s
aa4 "a - q ---.------ Z = 7 ----sE -snti47.
&siTA OR ANT. ssa
"And let the land he saved from shame, ~ s. 4
For many and many an'age proclaim al 81 n
At civic revel and pomp and game,
And when the long illuminsd cities fame
Their ever loyal, iron leaders fame, s5{9is
With honor, honor, honor, honor to him,
Eternal honor to his nsme.p ssf $ asts ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
Proposals for Delivering Goal q

AINpVsUNN NVAI IV0INyofIuB IUOdIs = I7FI
DROP0SALe win be received at l0a Middle st
Il for one week for the deliver of Fifteen Hundred
or more Tons Of coal The right of rejecting any
proposals will be reserved as 'l's71s ~
7 7 f9u1a EDWARD SHAW, Chairman If Com, nj
I May 20 1866. may22dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

IA T A BARGAIN A small stock Of Groceries at
N No sol Congress St, viii be sold ON account of
the health OF the present owner. The store will be
letto the purchaser ii desired. The stand is good
one for the business; the rent Is low. Apply soon
as above. 5.-gt &se " may22dlW& y z
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

49, The House No g. Pleasant Street, near COR.
kli.:l ner of Park, inishe1 throughout, with Fur
mace, Gas, hard and soft w ater; very pleasant
and Convenient, Terms easy y
Address, p D. Box 22I- may 22n
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

v ACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built Of white oak cop
= per fastened, and coppered ere year ago new
sa1Ss and rigging. Ballasted with to tons iron
. For further particulars inquire of
~ .,.5aJ WILLARD, st Lawrence House,
aPeostf affe 1fge Ai1i India st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
Brick Store for Sail

A VERY desirable four story brick store. cen.
n trally located ON Commercial street., will be sold
'qsa JOHN g. PROCTOR,
may25d2w gsnAF .ssMDeVsHf Lime street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
FOR SALE & TO LET.


TNyHE dwelling hous No az Sumner st. x II has q
n brick back, Is finished rooms q constaln1t sup
ply Of aqueduct and rain water and cree pVncy q
il surance: Connected with it is wood sneu anu s
front yards with Tot Of choice sfes ~ ~ anu
gasdea lot With little repair sersO NIX Keeping 90
bors US he house may be occupied
by two fsssiIies1 md sbsslabis may BE- made unto a.
DWELLING house Enquire at no II Federal st.
2 Nay 25-eodsw --.rrr,s,cnlsIif n rI0ln
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
STEAMBOATS,.
Portland and Penobscot River
sas rot 5i6issDc $780, q sza tlf4 9de rla ii
Ga Summer Advancement. % II

* rfK@A On and after Monday April oath, the
- new and fast-going Steam Greg
ULArUR," Capt. w III. Mower, will leave Rail-
road Wharf, foot Of State Street, Portland, every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evening, at IL
ton.
Returning, will leave Bangor every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY morning, at 6 O'Clock,
touching at Reckland Camden, Belfast Searsport,
Bucksport Winterport, and Hamden, both ways.
Passengers tieketed through onithe Boston, Maine
and Eastern Railroad at the Depots in Boston. Sa-
lem, Lynn and Lawrence.
For freight or passage apply to
A, SOMEBBY, Agent,
Portland. Apfnal. 1ssb.--tf : ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
0FOR SAFE

ONE two story, and one one story and half
OHouse, in good repair and nearly new with good
water privileges situated on Lafayette st, No 20
May "a, lss5.-d2ws 80 " '-''--- :
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

AAOtAS<TN AOE SAkGs
Y HAVE in my hands, for sale, several desirable
- Dwelling Houses In COED locations. aud vsrying
IN size ana Yalues the lattor ranging
$500. Apply to- JOHN J. W. REEVES,
apr3 tt &zS 4a6 Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
YORK s. CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMRNT.

-asnRsau ON and after Monday, IOth inst, 1856,
Z trains win leave as follows, until fur
Leave Saco River for Portland. as 5.45 and $40
A. M, and 345 r. NJ. sts -
Leave Portland for Saco River, at !. As A. N. and
80 and {. 20 p. NJ. . stss..sl S 81 ,s 81
: Tho 80 p. NJ train out and the 5.45 A. M train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
oars attached 4.ss ats ss3s N s37f4
! Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standlsh, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N 81.
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South Limington. Limington, Limerick, New
field, ParsonsAeld, and Osspee s'5 4ssFs ssrf,fs 4
! At Saccarappa for South Windham, Windham
Hill and North Windham, daily. e y y g
DAN. CARPENTER, supt.
Portland, April 6, 1866. m asa4 af55T 81 dtf 4
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

k17lfyes arein wantef ykins lefPKINTING
an at the Daily Press omsesd Eiei98gs al 81 n
ID .gI3ngos ait ri gsisisviTenl
40 Wv fna
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
TO FARMERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
HARRISON. GODDlN i APPERsON are pre-
pared TO furnish SWEDES, or other WHITE La
Dor which may be wanted by the farmers. APP
ply at once. sets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
BAGS! BAGS! BAGS!

yTIHE subscribers are prepared to furnish BAGS
4 of every description, either in large or small
quantities for Flour Grain, Feed, Meal Salt
de-. &c. PAPER BAGS, from quarter Of
pound to fifty pounds, constantly on hand.
These BAGS are indispensable for grocers and
general retailers.
Price lists sent on application. Liberal dis
B. E. CLARK Il CO.,
20 Pearl Street, corner Whitehall St.,
my lS-ly New TOTE Elly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

WILLIAM TAYLOR SON, WHOLE
w SALE GROCERS, AUCTIoNEERS CoMMle-
SION MERCHANTS Nos. and II east Main street,
offer 10 the trade the largest and most complete assor-
ment Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS and provisions IN the
6SO bhis' Whisky, Brandy and Gin, all grades
100 bills Port sherry and Malaga Wine
IS bbs. Peppermint Cordial 49,
100 bhls. C Extra Refined and Porto Rico sugar
30 hhds. Prime Porto Rico sugar
rs boxes shoulders
IS hhds. Sides a.,
500 bbis Prince Edward Island and St. Johns Ale
wives
600 bbls " Dial Howzien Herrings
100 kegs Leaf Lard
50 bbls. Leaf Lard
100 boxes Factory Cheese
200 caddies Finest Gunpowder Tea
so chests Japan Tea
loo cases St. Estephe Claret
200 bags Prime Rio Coffee
800 sacks Marshalls Salt
100 bbs No. |, and Mackerel
zoo half bbls No. /, and Mackerel
800 kits No aud Mackerel
500 bbls. Family, Extra and Supertne Flour
100 kegs Bi-CArb. Soda
loo boxes German Erasiye Soap
loo dozen Buckets
loo dozen Brooms, &e. &c. seF?s-lw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
IN 1910.

IOHN ASHCROFT, -
., NO. 90 JOHN STREET,
NEW YORK,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
RAILWAY, STEAMSHIP AND
ENGINEERS SUPPLIES,
SUCH As
Ashcroft's team and Vacuum Gauges Loco
motive Spring Balances; Steaa Whistles, Br IS
Cocks and Globe Valves: Wrought iron Plpe ana
Ei,tincs: Plumbers Brass Work; Oil CUPS, Oil
'ocks, Screw Plates. J ok Screws, Hydrau lc
JACK Screws md Punches; Screw Wrenches, Cot,
ton VASE Rstchet Drills, Crucibes Emery and
Sand Paper; Steam and Force Pumps, shoves;
lead Lights t r Locomotives; Lanterns and
signal Bells; Wrought and Cast Iron Anvis.
SIedges; Eng ineers and Boiler Makers Hammers
BlacSsmitb's Tools and u lows; Bolts, Nuts and
Washers; Iron and Steel, &c. DC.
Circulars forwa ded on application.
Address JOHN ASHCROFT,
No. 30 John street,
ouoa- 6m New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
ESTABLISH EDlN 1895.
A. HOEN & CO..
LITHOG i APHEkS,
ENGRdVERS AND IA NTY PR JNTER9

ENGRA VERS AND FANCY PRINTERS,
Nos 10 aid rs Second street.
BAL liMURE,
Design and execute L A e LIS AMI SHOW
CARDS plan or cuored), CHECKS, NUIES,
DRAFTS, MAPS, and every descr ptIon of Litho.
graphic Work or Fancy Printing, in the highest
yle of the art. our extensive facilities, long
experience aad a de ire To pie, se en- bic Us TO
compete With aay OF the first class establishments
in The country, in price, quality OF work and de.
spatch. Those having WORK IN our line would do
vel to give US call before proceeding further
North.
Mr. E CREHEN Artist, ate of Richmond, re.
tn his thanks 10 former patrons anu begs to
say that he is now employed IN our establish ienI,
and soicits for US continuance oil former ia.
vurs. sue3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

THE undersigned is prepared to furnish DE.
| SIGNS. SPECIFICATIONS, DE FAIL DRAW
INGo FOR BUILDING of every description, an
IN any style OF architecture that may be desired.
Orders fro any part of the United States will re-
ceive prompt attention, with moderate charges.
WALTER s. WEST
Practical Architect,
Corner of 4th and Rroad streets, Richmond.
au3l-6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

DlUKFOkD d HUFFMAN, are proud to renew
ID The pleasant intercourse formerly had with
the people Of Virginia, both IN social and bust
Dess point of view, and Inform their friends and
patrons that they are again prepared to supply
their wel.known
GRAIN COMPOST AND SEED DRILLS,
which have given 30 much satisfaction to all
who have used them.
II Prompt attention will be given to ALL On.
DERs or Communications addressed t.
W. l.. Blu BINGHAM, General Agent.
No. 594 South Charles st., between Pratt and
sul9-2m Lombard, BALTIMORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
;OPRIETOR.

JOHN PATTEN, JE...... ..PRoSElElok'
Tho PACIFIC HOTEL is well and widely known TO
the travelling public Tho location is especially su-
able to merchants and business men IL Is in close
proximity t. the business part OF the city Is ON the
highway Of Southern and Western travel, and adjacent
10 an the principal railroad and steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal acCOmmOdst ons Tor over three
hundred guests II is well furnished, and possesses
every modern Improvement Tor the comfort ana enter
toinnent Of lis inmates The rooms are spacious and
well ventilated provided with gas aud water me
attendance Is prompt aud respectful, ana me taole Is
The subscriber who for the past few years has been
the lessee is now proprietor and intends To- deh-
,ify himself thoroughly with Tie Interests oil MS mouse
With long experience as hdel keeper, he trusts, by
moderate charges aud liberal policy, 10 maintain the
favorable reputation Of the Pacific Hotel.
TO prevent overcharge by hackmcn, the coaches oil
Tue ZEN ma? ssni rr' y" Nv" JOHN PATTEN, in.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-02

Drawings: 1st June, 1st September, tst
December.
Prices OF Shares for each separate Drawing: One
share 10 polars, II haTes 100 Dollars, ll0 Shares
lOOO Dollars Currency, payable Ia United Sta es
Notes, Drafts or Bhls ofExchangeOn Europe.
hemittanees to be made a registered Letters
Arrangements have been made that the Prizes will
be rsmittsd rect 70 the Winners or that they can be
cAshed at New YoTk. ~ ~
Applyto Mr.. FREDERICK sINrz, Banker and
Financial Agent in FRAAEPoRr MAIEE or letters Ad-
dressed to D. Three King Court. London, will be at.
this paper
Letters TO be directed "per steamer, via Liver
pool, 70 Frederick sitntz, Banker in FTankiort-on
toe. Name kemittances which arrive after the day
o 2ldrawpg, wilb' returned or invested in the next
Drawing, at the option o fths sender.
al2d2tawlml5.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-02
C,E.IPPER MOWER.

Parties wanting No. l. single Mower, sTRONG,
COMPACT, and RELIABLE should purchase The
"Chpper." Send for a circular.
BoMBBRGER, WIGHT CO.,
alSdlwaw2m No. 1854 Fifth street, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-02

The New York Tribuhe's Washington cor
respondent speaking of the review, says:
Naturally, comparison wss made between the
Eastern and Western troops The Western
men we're better, with fewer boys and scarcely
any foreigners among them their marcbing
step was several inches longer and red boards
and light hair predomiuated The officers
Of the Army of the Potomac conceded that
they marched better. They moved with an
elastic, springy, swinging step, that does not
belong to the Eastern boys, aud their faces
were more intelligent Seltreliant and de.
termiued, one could not distinguish officers
from men, except by the uniform. Privates
and officers seemed equal in intelligence,
and the troops showed more pure discipline,
more drill than marked the distinction be.
tween officers aud men 10 point of culture.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-02
lFrom the Parkersburg (va,) Gazette, May 2t.l
Victimized spiritually

Some three weeks since, there came to the
house Of Mr., Hopkins, living on Little Hoel-
ing, Ohio, y gentleman and lady, professedly
from New Jersey, who elAimed 70 hold inter.
course with sprlls, aud, of course, have the
power ofdiscovering hidden treasures Me-.
Hopkins, having a leaning 10 the dirction Of
spiritunlism, was not slow to credit these
spiritual humbugs IL WAS coon agreed be-
tween the parties, that they should make a
spiritual examination of his premises The
devout twain directed their pious efforts at
once to the discovery of valuable treasures
BY pumping revelations from spirits, and we're
not long in discovering that the spirits de.
cliped to make known the locality Of the
hidden treasure, except upon o certain con-
dition precedent and that was, that the said
Hopkinssshould Deposit, lin paper and gold,
$4,000 in q trunk, in his house. as directsd by
his spiritual advisers--the lovely twain, re.
Gently from New jersey, and immaculate in
spiritualism. To this, Mr.. Hopkins, in all
neekness and contiding faith OF recent con
vert. agreed, and, Immediately, having been
oreathed upon by the spirit wooer, aud set
about the work of collecting the required
sum, part Of which, we understand was
borrowed from William Scott, Esq, of War
rem Township, Washington County, Ohio.
The $3 800 were then wrapped up by these
lovely mediums, in the absence OF Mr. Hop
kins, and deposited by them in the designated
trunk Mr. Hopkins retaining the key. In
this trunk the spirits had directed that the
money should remain Eve days, at the end Of
which time, the epirits we're to give directions
MS to the hidden treasures on the premises of
Mr. Hopkins.
During this interval Of Eve days, Mr. Hop.
kins prayerfully and devoutly waited, like
Simeon Of old, the revelation that coon was
to come, but, II seems, not with the same sue
cess. The FIVE days of excfdtiating anxiety
having expired, the chosen of heaven, the
priest and priestess, the New Jersey hum
bugs, didn't come to time. But Mr.. Hopkins,
thinking, as Elijah Of old thought of gods Of
BALKAN, that they might be asleep, or at
FEAST, or, what was nearer the truth, on
journey, and having despaired of a greater
treasure on bis premises than that 10 the
trunk, concluded himself to lay sacrlegious
hands on the trunk aud reposssss himself of
the $4,000 deposited by his spiritual advisers
But what a set back, what a collapse of hopes,
what piercing of,hesrt, must he have expe.
rienced, on taking the bundle from the trunk
and carefully unwrapping it, to find that, in
stead of 81 500 in gold and greenbaeks, it
simply contained pieces of tin and old news
papers. Such is the power of these spiritual
lists to transform gold into TIN, and greenhacks
into old newspapers The apiritualst had
disappeared, having received divine call to
some other point, and Mr.. Hopkins has the
consolation to know these light Affections
work cut for US far more exceeding and
etern, sense fih
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-02

wILLIAm WALKER,

.soITHIRD STREET, DAYTON. OHIO,
rs prepared TO accommodate his customers with
j every article OF Rentlemeas wearing apparel ol
the latest style and best quality. Those who wanl
coats pants vests, SHIRTS, hosiery, handkerchiefs
gloves, boots, Shoes slippers Ae', will DO we'll 10
give him call. .. my. aua4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-02

VNHE undersigned 10 duly licensed Auct oneer
i .or Montgomery rycounty, and will cry sales, as
onen as his Services, may be in demand. .f ful
Persons who have not taken outioense, will be at.
tended TO, II they violate the law. ~
N. B.-Residenee 91S miles south east ofMIAMIs-
BURG. orderslelt wlthJOHH kIsER,jr orADAM
CLAY, Miamisburg on MRip street, viii he attended
10. .. f4"'1 4 ~ l0si. aEORGE KIsER.
auRlo-"lWoy sgUise saNtf tA tta &
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-02

The New York Tribune, which is so strong.
ly against negro slavery, makes the following
argument for white slavery. It says, in its
issue of the 2sth. HS ftW
There are fifty thousand whites in this
city to-day who would live more comfortably,
behave more creditably, and be far less abom.
inaole nnisances II they belonged to good
masters" fa1s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-02
Imperial Austrian Money Dis
tributiOn.

OF THE STATE LOAN OF THE YEAR 1854.
1NHIs Loan OF Forty Millions OF Florins, ia to be
repaid in Prizes amounting to 1870 9s3 900 Florins
wllch are Guaranteed by the Imperial and Roya
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-06

ORR resirts src aNarc rat o.. SIS ll7 'lvais
taken strong ground snius. tna r-pson's''
who control our NUn.int' Governments, and ass
from tim, 10 tine urged usun ,as ie'rlo tho iu-
porisnce o. iasugufa.,ng veueut which would
,r.~;u-ily III a.. people o. ih,s. uncomfortable
rlscchol5ors In an nrtl.'o uyaa ts.s 81. ',' the
Esw NATION briefly siulei 70 tns ltoors OF .ao '''
dAlics In this lue; aad tnon. \. fr'-s 'Sia' gives
US tho credit u frequently publishing 'sh h.l"
column aeAlnrI municipal r.s's'ir wit9'n. ~
pArsn, fear Of ,ls coars1 lcn 30" Inr NAH
next proc,cds 10 sag thM tie sr' is not = "eo9pa-
ration advertising she :, So h-rsus, reel -
fear Ito coussquou. s,." vs. DO. leave to correct
our crut,uTorary, ~ s's...y taas 800 81" 1.if
sus 10 one OF tic joIrn-'B Ie.,;la 'ai = IA" ga
which the eorp.ra..on Sdslfts.ns s-aN te
rrint,l Mofeove- tie Euv sta Il SEQ
upon tho list Of ucwrr1p-rl - Gt4sYa.o' :
noverihs'oas, uIai..pal patronage u h0'
sufi,ie4uy temIini " prevent us from h".-
eslly and isAfltssly evpross.ng orr oTI.''"
" cnever We sec tho public s".l.iel 'y .rn''
OF e-aoldcrs. woh.ll tt7 be orr IHiy d" l'I"'
nal.r,s 20 expose tho raaca.ity ali irris,c0ey ~
public servants without rs;Nri u E1y "c' zee
quenccs that may oHJls - plrsu.as s--l e.
Independent course,
The NArtoS next hlud'i o. TO "h.'t million
readers 81 tho sCS" wh5 arr " rotout', o'.Fc'r b
anl slain y thousands, b. o'--.gI.-c' ~ tl'
ofl.lsl noy lc,t and co-rup,Hu 300 = sa C. g., -
which sl,-rtlon ia a'uu., l..-a.s ,H.e. n
! the pas. mouth ~ presented t,te frorr oi Soc
York. the declaration O.. i3ho % tie D.. e.:
public o1ieera IVA; the.r OIL ..d ia,y a'0'. p.-'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-06

CxzrLrs class OF the Southern poopls sre pur-
suing policy, With reference TO !, err approaching
Conversational elections, which mus. bs . source u
secrc, de-! shi to tho Northern Radicals The FOL.
lowing clause from an article In one Of the ,hea
N-slaia j5urnAa shows what wo mcsni "COuld
sc consclentiously vote TO elect to Congress man
shiiug 10 swear that he has never given any aid
eounienAnoe' 70 any Of our people during tho
sAr, wo should not hesitate 10 mako our claim in
he person or" etc. Now this journal plainly i'm.
hiesby tho Above language, that twill not support
NY man who dd not give aid and eountenAnco"
u the rebellion; or In other words, as the quota
ton about aid and onccurageusnv' Is taken nom
he congrosaona! tos-oA,h, tho said journal refuses
d support any candidate who under tho preselt
nw il Ell gible TO seat In CJngr IS, sleh teaching
= Ills vii. do very well 10 show how devo.edly
he writer was gAttAched to the rebellion, aud
yow sincerely he regrets its demise but can
.x-ro' ola afford to show thsr msllgnty al the
jSpeuss OF being declared from adm ssoa to Con.
gsss, and Of remaining few years under pro
isioail or military goysrnm Ia connection
,s,h this avowsl OF the journal in question 10 sup
orr no man but an sx-robcl for Coagress, !
nempts to convince It's readers Sat the e't-oh.l
unconditional, and that they eau safely sen,
Congrs" whomsver they please It may b
hat tho oath viii in some way le abolished "
blink IL ought to be amended 50 a. to exempt fror
~ provisions all persons whom the rraaitoa! h.
Ardoned nevertheless 1t 10 very evident that ii
.Isdcals will use ,holr best efforts to prevent d
sdmSson OF all members from the reclaime
bates, and such an exhibition Of defiance as
vnisinSd N Via sbeW sxIAGa VII have