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Coon CROPS IN MSSEsorA.--The ST. Paul Press OF the
18th has crop reports from various Minno
sota all OF which show encouraging prospect. The
injury done the growing crops by he late storms not
nearly great reported and the prospects for
abundant Weld OF all kinds OF gram haterng in the
extreme. Formers busy with saeir harvest now,
and If the weather continues favorable for week tive
longer tho grain will be safe
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Four Companions In Crime Sentenced 20
State Prison fyr Life

In the Superior Court to-day, Johs Northidee, ASscs
Won Werner Patrick Shay and John Doian, the perps
traitors Of the outrage Mrs Bates the night
Of = 9Th inst each sentenced TO State Prison
for life
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THE SOUTHWEST.
Denunciation OF Governor Brownlow-
Ravages OF tho Cotton Worms, SO.
On

Denunctoti0n OF Governor BrownlOW-
Ravages OF tho Cotton Worms, SO.
CAIRO, August %, 1885.
The steamer Superior has three hundred and forty
bales OF cotton for Evansville and the Continental has
hundred and fifty bales The first bale Of Texas cot
ton received in New Orleans raised in Brazos county,
was sold on the 10th at SIX cents
The Memphis Bulletin always unconditional Union
paper contains denuncation against Governor Brown
lows letter against the Jews
The wormsare ravagng the cotton fields on the Taia-
hatchie
General Fremont-ButterneId' Overland
Express-Thc Indian Commission.
ST. LOUIS, August %, 1885.
General Fremont at the head Of company Of Eastern
men, is about to purchase extensive tract Of mineral
lands in this State with the view Of erecting an esao-
lshment in this city for the manufacture OF railroad iron
The Democrats Lawrence despatch says that Mr. But
terfe'd the superintendent Of Buttenelds Overland
Express has completed the arrangements for the trans
poration Of freight from Lawrence TO New Mexico and
Arizona and will send coaches from Lawrence TO Denver
City, via Smoky Hill route. soon as the Missouri and
Pacific Railroad Is completed.
The government commissioners TO the grand Indian
council have arrived at Leavenworth.
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Base Ball.

ACTIVE VERSUS ATLANTIC.
These clubs played an interesting game at Hoboken
yesterday tho result being the Of the Atancs
though they short handed, having neither their
catcher pitcher right fielder The Actives played an
excellent game in majority Of the innings
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HE ATHLETICS VERSUS EMPIRES.
Rncing ut Montreal.

RRcany at NkOntreals
The st. Hyacnthc races commenced yesterday at Mon
trca and largely attended Four races were run,
capital time made, considering the weights carried
FRET RACE
CnARGGR's RAcE-wcight 1913 pounds, TO be ridden by
O'ic RS, half mile dash.
Mr.. entered Pcquett. a.ed .......... ..........
ar. entered Miss boswell, six years old
Mr. entered Garryowcn, by Wagner, aged. $500. y
Tnc, 0:56x. Won by length and a haf
sgcoND RACE.
For PRoyiNcE BRED HORSES, milo and q half, Mon
trcal Turf Club Weights, winners SO pounds extra
Mr. entered Post Boy, Ave years old. i
Mr. entered Minnie Grey, six years old. ........
Mr. ontered Tim Whittier, three years old. ......
Mr. - entered Bella, six years old. ....,,.......
Mr. - entered Evening Star, four years old ......
Time, 2:58s% Won by three and a half lengths
THIRD RACE.
MONTREAL CUP-Two mile heats, open to all horses;
s30 for purse Of $500, Montreal Turf Club
WEIGHTS
Dennis Ready entered g. h. Thunder, by Lexing-
ton, dam Blue Bonnets, years OLD ..... q
Mr. - entered ch. IN. Lulcmc, by Lexing-
ton dam by Yorkshire, years old. ......... dis
Mr.. = entered Flash, BY Lexington, years old dr.
Mr.. entered Crozicr by Revenue, years Old dis
Time-3 541, 3:49.
Flash WINS withdrawn after the first heat In conse-
quence injury 10 his hoo and the contest was LETT
TO Thunder LuIleme. The latter came In first on the
second did got away for tho third by mistake
of the jockey, and Thunder walked over ana won the
money.
CoRrNrmAs Cur, VALUED ut $780, for horses the pro-
perty OF officers quartered in CANADA, ono ana nail
mile weight LAT lbs English and American bred horses
pounds extra. :,
Mr. - entered NJ d., by Tallyho, aged. ...........
Mr.. entered Miss Boswell. ................s...
Timc-2:59k.
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DR.. GIover's New Champion Liver Truss
RUPTURE PERFECTION Eastso
Stoc kings, HANDBAGS, TO- No. II Ann street
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On utSOu.-Bc w arc OF COun erfefts.-Pur-
chasers OF r. GOODALE'S Catarrh Remedy please ne
tice that article has the signature OF Goodnc
NJ D. upon the wrapper and other signature:
o. r. PARKER, Sole Agent, 10 Bleecker street.
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Diamond Rings, from $50 to 81, 900 each.
for sale by a. @. ALLEN, 4s broadway one door oei'w
Canal street.
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The Highway Robbery I'm New Jersey.

Having seen in the papers Of yesterday account Of
highway robbery myself near tho premises Of Mount
Pleasant, wish 10 say that the propretors Of that place
arc entirely innocent OF all blame II occurred after
leaving their premises, my way home and, or
course, they knew nothing about it, and my woundsare
bad represented and hope to be able to bo
out in very short time. FRANK HALSrEAD.
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EnfcebIed and Delicate Constitutions
of both seres use HHLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. II
will give brisk and energetic feelings and enable you 70 ee
vrou~
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HiiI's Hair Dye, Soc, Black or wrnwn.
Reliable. Depot No. Barclay street sS'd oy ofusssS
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Omcias
Drawings Circulars and Information sent
j. X. CLAYTON, 10 IAN street, New \ orE
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
dye Factory, 81 barclay street
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News from New Orleans.

N6WD from NOW OrIeWmSs
NEW ORLxANs, August ~, 1885,
The steamer Star OF the South. from Philadelphia and
Western Metropolis and Morning Star, from New York,
have arrived
Major General Wright, commanding tho Department OF
Texas has arrived at Galveston. The pressure for ap
pontmens at Austin is very great
Two cars containing seventy bales cotton,
burned between Galveston and Houston the 18th.
Loss $40 900 in specie
Sight checks on New York ~ "a per cent discount,
Cotton active sales 900 bales at 42c 43c Molasscs
Q.ouisiana 05c Sugar unchanged. Freghts on cotton
to New York SO 1Hc.
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Take No More Jnricassnt and 'Jpsnfs
Remedies for unpleasant aud dfngsron. scr scs Use
| HELNBoLDs EXTRACT BucHU aud ihPRo' I'D ROSE
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HA s sss S s $$S$5S
THE ONLY PLACE sF r. y Pu T YoUs MONEY AND sE--
Extract Of :':i s:% st r'
made Ss "a 1s .o es e
Ny confidence Fire and Dursa, Proof safe r.
sss ss" sss s'FSs VII.
HOW THEY rnIEp. TO DO II.
,S% Rs Gp 7a . Gsasif Bank of h vi.
into the safe They GAINED entrance soths
SSs wa. asd just e
sna s sa sGa wh ssss
s cu"s ms o the door
sss .'s%ps 'Ss iss
found in the building on Thursday morning. as also guam
sasss Ss,s sn Ss s sss s s:
have been sos yo pS s a
The nf ysy sSs eSs lock ans
clearly asmonstrased e s, ssPsriors'yE 70 .
WITH nERRi grin fLoyp,s rArISr oRys1ALIzED
AND rA1Esr cossiSsnos sI LOCKS !. .;,.. >, :,
'''' ''' '''''" HEHS n 81 4 a sS.aa
Corner OF murray ttreet
FARRELL ''hHf hiiaisS 60 &C.. r ssissss
Gouraud,s poudrs subtitle Upr,os. Hair
low foeheads any part OF the body at his dere
Goursud,s Modicatcsa soap Cares Tan.
Pimpies Freckles Ringworn, 1osquito Bite anil all skin
siemishcs, at bis depot ass 81 saawsy and drasxsls
Grover g. Bakers, Highs.t rrs e.. Hun.
Elastic Stitch aud iocksu'oh Sewing M.c n~ ''' 'a'
way --
Helm bold,s Fluid Ertracs I,ucha -
plcssan. in taste and odor free from al mi riots prope'
Hilrs Hair Dye. Soc, Blacs or s n,"s.s.:
Reliable Depo, No. Barclay street s@'d oy ofuSxSsS
| Hclnbold's concentrated t1n"cs ~
ed Tsh sRksT sARsArA
| Is THE onEar 'i BLOOD ryRIrrzB.
sSs are a B5f T he i o
,.trg w.chine Co.-Fasas Howe.
Jr, President SO Broadway. Asests wAntra-
| ue,u,bold,s Extract II schu GsfvcA Health
and yror 20 the and bloom TO the pllid cheek De
s s ises%sas Z saSmed onsumpos nssny cpl
Manhood and youshral yigor src ,
gained by BELsBoLps ExTRAoL nuchV
shattered Constitutions Restored b,
HELMBoLDs ExTRAcr Buohu
Trus.ess-Marsh ~ Co.'s old Es tab
ushed Radical Cure Truss occ sll al No. vcsey srec
Lady attendant
, Take No More Jnrlcassnt and 'Jnsnf
EiRs iS' sScS nos
WASH.
; The Glory OF Man is strcngtft--There
fore ana Neyvous and peblsod should I'm modntoly
| HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHO. -
L
wnes,.r ,x wilson's Lock stitch Sew
. ins Machine and Button Hole Machine, 635 broad kay.
J, vUilcox a. oibba' Sewing Machine.
No sos Broadway
y | Died.
ensmr.-on "Wednesday, august "a Ms Eani MT
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Eirs in Cleveland. 49,.
CLEvRLAsp, Ohio August ~, 100.
Cultivate, schirmor h Co.'S oil refinery was purucu
last night Loss $4,000
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A.-COnffdentinl.
The services Of an experienced Detective be had
and all other by addressing Post oce boz
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Gouraud,s Modicatcsa soap Cares Tan.
pimpIea Freckiea Rinqworrn Mosquito e1 aUl oil skin
biemshcs at bis depot AS oadwsy and DR. Egs
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Vcinbold's Fluid Ertracs I'uchu -
in taste and odor free from al in rious propc
lies, and Immediate in It's action.
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Grover q Bakers, Highest Preu.fun
Elastic Stitch aud Iocksush Sewing MscnS fea hread-
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Cabs Isl. I'd Sd Al. 5h. 9Th. III. 8M Oh. Totat.
Atlantic...... "a
Active. ......4 0 o D 8 0 10
Umpire-yr. Brewster, OF the Eureka Club Scorers
Messrs. Mowem and williamson. Time Of game, three
hours and fifteen minutes. Fly catches-Aantics 10,
Actves H.
TIE ATHLETICS VERSUS EMPIRES.
PHILADELPHIA, August 23, 1866.
The Athletics beat the Empires to-day in full game
oil nine innings by OF 40 10 49, Over twenty
thousand people, including fifteen hundred ladies' wit
messed the game The Athletics made eight home runs,
the Empires three. The game was splendidy contested
throughout.
The Athletics play in Washington on Monday The
Empires play with the Camdens tomorrow
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ounmr.--on wednesday, August "a, Ms. Eln,srrn
cnssxr, at her residence, fny.ninth street and Fun
avenue aged 81 years ,, ,....s An
Hcr friends and relatives are respectfully Invrea
attend Vhc funeral on Friday afternoon 81 Two oc'o's
- Mr. Va,r DAptss Sc Se,o'd Proe'
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The Glory or Man is strcngtfs--There-
fore ana Nevvoua and should I'm odinoy
HELNBOLDiS EXTRACT BUCHU.
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A.-JcGers, No. 573 neutrality-suspicious. '
fine French Walking Shoes and Caters. Bathing
Shocs &c OF reduced prices JEFFEIS, 573 Broadway
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Cricket.

Cricket.
MANHATTAN VERSUS ST. GEORGE.
The following is che score OF the match between these
cluba veater,iav nj hoboken
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August IL, 1885.
ASK FOR nELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.



HEsthcticO-Ncural LIZ icon-The Celebrated
invented by Dr. voN EIsENBERg,
OF all the Eye Ear Chronic Catarn
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Caarrh Asthma Affections of the Voice. iaryngen Brou
chial and Pulmonary Complaints Dsordered Functions OF
Stomach Liver, Shortncss of Breath, wheezing Cough
distressing affections OF the Chest morbid alice
the Liver Weakness OF Nerves and general debility
of the whole system Is Ia full operation at The res
dencc Of the inventor Dr. Won EiSENBERG BIG Broad
Twelfth street.
CROSS EYE sTRAiGHTENED IN ONE MINUTE
A Ready and Conclusive Test OF the
properties of HEIMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCIU
VIII be comparison with those forth in the Untod
States Dispensatory
A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss ono
Bsndage Institute has removed 642 broadway Open tn
or NJ Lady attendant.
At So Each-Our Hest ssSca Island
Shirts Regular price 81
A.-JeHers, No. 573 Neutrality-suspicious.
fine French Walking Shoes, Boots and Caters Bathing
Shoes. &c, ut reduced prices JEFFERs, o73 broadway
A.-COnfidentinl.
The services Of an experienced Detective be had
6,78
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Omcfas
Drawings Circulars and information sent
J. X. CLAYTON, 10 wan street, New YORK
BntchcIor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
dye. Factory, II Barclay street
Caution--Bcware OF Counterfcits.-Pur-
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Ready and Conclusive Test OF the
properties of HEIMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
VIII be comparison with those set forth in the United
Stnt
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wheeler ss Wilson'S Lock stitch Sew
ips Machine and Button Hole Machine eas broad Nay.
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At SD Each-Our Hest 'sSea Island
'""' sMiTH FOWLER No. s Park Look
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Gournud's Poudre subtitle Uprpots Hair
from low foreheads part OF The body Al his deros
Hroad
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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss ono
Bsndge Institute has removed TO 6i2 broadway Open TN
0P NJ Lady attendant
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Manhood and Youthful vigor are -
Gained nv HELsBOLD's EXTRACT BUchv
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r1.,u,hold,s Extract schu 0fvcA Health
and ygor 70 frame and bloom to the pald cheek De
no 2reameat Is sabed W, consumpjon, insanAy or cpl
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| Trusses.-rfnrsh ~ Co.'s old Els tab.
lshed Radical Cure oacc sl al No. vcsey
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rso,xc x.,siuu Machine Co.-E1Ras Howe.
=, pr.sLsent 500 Br. adway. Agosts wanth-
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shattered Constitutions Restored by
rrpI wpOI ms ExTRAC-r BUCuU.
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Is THE GREAT BLOOD PURIfItB.
10th are prepared according 20 Nes OF PshrmASy anu
c,~mstry and srp the active rs, can % made
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Helmbold's Concentrated tixonce ~
CHU ,,ryr-yc
UEINBOLD's CONCENTRATED IArhACN sAhoAFA-
RiLLAa puRrrrxu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-22

The New York World. IN referring 10 he re-
cent Wall street Frauds, remarks:
Preach a. We nav about TIE policy OF hon
esty and the dignity Of impecGnlous probiiy the
practical life OF our day gives the lie perssteDtl y
TO our preaching. We do no, regard virtue in a
threadbars coat and tattered boots as the equiv
slsnt even stll less the social higher term. OF
vice in patent feathers and al unimpeaenAole
crsrat Society sets . steady premium Oh sue
GEES, and suceess being achieved, socie1y refuses
TO look on the isser eide Of the cards. Life Is
short: neu have q terrible race 70 run, sud no
mans time il 40 little precious 20 him that he
can aa,rd TO waste 10 in serutinixiag tbe sntece-
dsuts OF hi. nsghbor. IL bic neghoor comes
down with loud aud far resounding crash, IN
deed he will pause long enough 10 contemplate
the ruin, and probably 70 denouDcs he victim
bat the general pressure soon urges him forward
again, and he sfrsightvsy forgeu what manner
Of man il Hn whom be n- fallen bv lbs way.
side. or bow ne fell.
These radical tendencies OF the times have
been ten fold inaamed in the United States by
the hn.ncial policy o. the Republican party
The passage Of the Legal Tender Act" put a
direci premium upon dishonesty; sbsolved it oil
all Ihs stains of dishonor, and positively elevated
il TO the rank Of patriotic and meritorous
quality.
II. IA. heeu often said that George the Fourth
OF England, and oil other sovereigns OF similar
habits aud tsstes, that their personal lcontious
ness vas . great public crime. inasnuch a. il
necessarily diminished men. adherence Of acts
habituslly perpetrated By the funetionariss no N
their loyal duty required them 10 honor and
obey. IL is certainly no. less true Of Mr.. Chase
and his As nrers that they have made themsel res
largely responsible for the most a.grant acts oil
financial dishonor which have recently been, OF
may hereafter be, committed ia Wall street and
| elsewhere, by tho evil example which they have
eel TO us Of a successful tsmpering with the ma
tionaI currency, and. therefore, with every bond
obligation, aud pecuniary liability existing
thruugbout the republic.
~ hen the virtue of the people shall be found
equal to reforming the financial legislation o
the last four years: when clubs OF "Loya
| Leaguers" shall begin to be asha med OF Offering
public receptions to men like Benjamin +. But
| Ter, VIGOROUSLY accused OF high handed acts o
robbery; when the way in which dividends ar,
earned shall be more eagerly discussed than th'
amount OF dividends declared, by the director
aud s.ockhoIder. of great financial corpora
tions--then, and not till then. will il becom
honest men, Who see with their own eyes tn,
world in which they live. 10 sit IN stern pecu
liar judgment upon such offenders as those who's
| names now in all mems mouths, and suel
| transactions 80 those which have made the las
| week memorable.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-22
The Threats OF the Navy Departm C n Z
Agalnst mr. OickersOn.

The correspondence between Rear Admiral
Gregory and MIR. DIckersop, on the subject OF
the Algonquin, cannot fail to excite regret that
the necessities of the Navy Department to carry
out their aims against Mr.. Forbes should have
been great as 10 involve the Admiral in a
controversy in which be is made to threaten Mr.
Dickerson in slang phrase with punshm
and TO characterize the remonstrsnces against
the high handed acts Of the department. az pre-
sumptuous" The Navy Department, ought not
thus to endsnger the well-earned reputation of
one OF the heroes Of Perry victory. by using him
as the Instrument of oppression aud the vehicle
OF threir threats OF tyranny. Such duties"
ought TO be done by those whs have conceived
their necessity. and have character TO lose by
their execution.
As tue nstter now stands, the Navy Depart
meut. beaten IN tho srguneDt. hold up to public
c0ntempt by their own scIs OF oppression, aud
dresding the exposure which q fair trial OF their
engines would make, resort to the ssusl method
which from the beginning, has been employ ed
by bad men TO conceal bad desds, and invoke
force instead OF reason, terror instead of truth
They have met. however, in this case, a man
whose nerves are equal to the task Of defying
their threats. and whose appeal for justice is 30
convincing that no one Can be found perverse
enough ~ resist its force. The issue is now
fairly made. and mast be fairly met. Fort La
fsye,te, aud tile of marines, or \ military com
mission organized to convct," are the YEA pons
on which the Department must rely. The agree
msnt aud the law are the shisld set up against
them. Winch shall prsvail7
The question is of the greatest importance.
Whether Mr. Diekerson 10 locked up in q dun
geon, or shot by file OF marines is. in tseli. OF
no great consequences except to himself and his
fronds, but IL is OF vital Importance 10 the whole
American people whether unbridl ed military
poser can be exerted in plain violation OF pri-
vate rights, of The law, and Of justice. iD def
snce Of the unanimous opposition of the coun-
try and 10 serve the basest ends of those who
WELD Il. Ii IL can De, and II our people submit.
then they deserve, in the choice language Of the
NAVY Department. to find themselves off sound
ings medlstely,' and TO become, indeed as
contemplate in the eyes OF the whole world az
the Navy Department snpposes them to be when
they expect such orders as they have issued TO be
carried out, OF such language to be paiietly en-
dursd.-New York World
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE AND IHE sRA


The orators at the receptions OF returned
ton stripe Now aud then a sensible fellow
gets word in edgerA's,' bar these are few
and far between They nearly all take ground
against "niggsr suffrage" they call IL. but
that position IS forced upon them By The well
known sentiments OF the private soldiers They
had no idea that this would be the case, for the
officers expected that they would be able to
mould the "bo,s in blue" TO that dirty and losth-
some policy At the FIRST receptions the word
was mum on that cOUtrabsnd subject, and Mos
and L zrrs. aud the smaller orators. talked
snd sung only of the glorious achievements of
our gallant .olrers But The boys you'd talk
in private aud on the streets. and tha. open
speech sgsinsl ne.ro suffrage was toe fret
intinstion that the managers had th., their
scheme vas distssteiul to the army
Like all unwincped uekster., they have
nov changed front. and have become hos.
tile to the secret policy which they had hoped TO
be enabled 10 insugurate in Indiana They .re
al at once. converted 70 the Democratic ides
that this Is the white mans Government They
have, hoseyer. gress m.ay butts and lie"
Ia asserting this new dogma o. thea One #
Their Orators declared. lev dsys ~, that it
rebes or "their sympaGhTers" we're allowed 10
vote. then. in that case. be "a. Tor giving the
nssToss the ballot. sud ali other privileges Of
sle white nusu By "sympa,hiIers F" the poor
fol meast Democrats, OF course, - that i. the
slang which oOtalas ia the Vocabulary Of NoR1os
aad CosPAsY Nov, si the DenocroIs Asre he
right TO vote, 10 spite Of ihs political Lars ard
pDltroons OF the Abolition party, OF course their
promise - QUE 70 give the negro The bal
lot But they dare not srrn Thev intended
to earEJ oHi The We scheme IL zoe free States.
bat the resuroed soldiers have spoiled tia, yer,
nice ejaculation. II these abolition leaders can
corrap, the people Of Ina..na. and car, Tho
measure OF negro sahsAss ~ stealth .ns s.ind.
Ing. they sili &c II JET. Bat ;Ae citizens 81
the State are aroaset. sad will keep Their eve,
steadily upon hose sho have IBIS great measure
OF degradation IN charge. These men obtained
power oy fraud ard deception. sns shey will
be able - eoGIinae the cheat People never re,
the smallpox %: once. and kHayss scarcely
ever play of second deception successfully
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