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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-12
y BATHS.

surhurous Baths n San Diego Island Of Cuba.-LArEo
buildings have been erected the spot under the Inspection
" the Of the island These sulphurous watere
tos ans have been for the last sixty and
recommended by the eminent physclans, among
who's may Drs. Jorrn lie Reverend, zayaa, Run
md Galuyzo. Tncy arc visited every year, during
!, from February 70 May, by upwards
~ four thousand people. and their use Is specially
81 . mended In cases o. rheumatism, venereal dis
nd other complaints FOR which sulphurous waters
ssss a. Great relief win he f by both SEXES In their
rc ne uaee Of San Diego has I'VE spacious first cass
1.-THE Rsth and their charges
49,. asa.S a. dollars day Communications be-
s y" ~. ssn. San Diego exist both by railway and
stages or By steams and stss and ths trip either Inland
or ny ne sea snore bath Is only twenty cents These
grrcs verv wen ku IN 70 many travellers from the
In.ss s,,.s ana Ne,eo w avail themselves Of the hns
season from February until vsn JUDI nss 80 80
con OF the year the nos deil az ~ ~
shc United States prevents snsrs ~
benefit OF their own springs For fur ner sPpX
AZ the ofcc Of the San Diego sulphN rous DasnA No.
oblspo street -.
INTERROGATION John G. RANKIN, TIE ONLY
Il authorized Collector OF Mount Vernon and Nv's ~.
trict No. T. Eastchester, win receive taSes AZ
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-rI WARD CITIZENS AssoCIATroN.--A RHGuLAR
il meeting this association will DO held FRIDAY, lNn
INST az half seven ~ IN u RON y VIZ Pasn
HoRArro Eagle, Secretary.
10TH WARD CITIZENS AasOCIATI0N-THIs As.
ID socation will meet ON Ihmrday, January ~ - u
r. NJ, at Livingston Hall WM H. WEBB, fresiaenL
LEWIS l.. DnIArELp, Secretary.
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T. BURNHAM AUCTIONEEK.
"A. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE
PIANOFORTE, STATUARY, DRAWING ROOM FuRNI.
TURE PAINTINGS,
SILVER CHM AND GLASSWARE,

1T PUBLIC AUCTION,
on day al the elegant five story brown stone
residence ~ West Sixteenth street. beween Fifth and sixth
avenues commencing III O'Clock Drawing Room Fur
nture covered brocael q The richest description Eageres
Bookcase Enoognures Cabinets Sofas Rocking Chairs
Lace Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Car
pets Bronze Cock Match Paintings BY Coe-Fruit Piece
Winter Scene; Match Paintings by Mcsss Parcscost $500
Bronze Stasry, China Vases Ornaments. Magnificent rose.
instrument offered al auction this
son; STOOL Cover Music stand Bureaus Bedstsade Ward
robes Armorea Glaze sute Blankets Sheets Counter
pAnes Extension Table Buffet elegant China Class Si
vewaTe: Basement Kitchen Furniture B-Pnrtes wish
sale take Fifth and Sixth stages
leaving NJ Sixteenth street, near the house
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"A Positive and peremptory sale OF
magnificent Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood Pianoforte cost $500;
Over 500 wards Brussels and Ingram Carpets;
Rosewood Etagore, rich Paror Suits,
ye property private family their residence S West
Eighth Clinton pace between Fifth and sixth ave-
this Thursday) morning January L. At O'Clock pre-
cisely, rain shine. bill . :. 80.
suconeer would call the particular attention o. his
the public to this SALE Parties wishing 70 attend
this the Sixth stages from the or
House. Nicholas Metropolitan Hotel leaving at Eighth
street. few doors from the house. L.
Pariors-Magnncent rosewood Pianoforte, Stool ana
instrument, with round corners, I1cLL
legs FULL overstrupg bass uu
iron plate order by city makers seven months ego
Ost MOO three SHIFTS covered In rich French
satin oasl and French reps Turkish Esy Chairs ana
tans Etageres Bronze Clocks Vases Mirrors Chande-
her Corner and Book Stands on Painting Dlsck
spring and Hair Mattresses Blankets Beds Sofa Beds
silver Ware, Cutlery, &c n BCartaen ia attendance 70
carl, pack and ship goods for purchasers.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
~ Assessments 81 Chanbe;s street, New York. JAM z

1885 g3't-T
Notice Is hereby given thai the
rolls OF the real and personal estate OF the U and
county OF New York for 1885 VIII be for inspection and
review from and after Monday, January g. 1854 and Will
open til the Sth day OF April 1876 for the correction
and the equalization OF the 0f the
aforesaid real and estate q the city and county q
NewYork. All believing themselves 10 be segeved
must make application 20 the Commissioners during he Pc
Rod above mentioned In order 70 obtain the relief provided
by law II such application he made In relation 70 the
assessed valuation of I'll. real estate mnst BE- made
In writing stating the ground Of objection thereto,
and thererpon tho Commissioners shall examins int
the complaint, and IL. in their Judgment The
ment they shall the be correcteds
IL such application h. made relation TO the vnlus
lion Of Ia. personal the applicant shall be examined
under oath by the said who shall be author
lied administer such oath, aud inShs their Judgment
the eroneous they shall the same 70 Be
corrected and hx the such they
believe be and declare their decision thereon within
thirty days after such app cation shall have been made 70
them No reduction shall be made by the Board Of Super
ysos o. any real or personal estate imposed
under is act unless ID shall appear under oath amrma
ton, that the party aggreyed unable TO attend, within
the period prescribed hc correction Of taxes BY
OF sickness or absence from, the city.
4 " h sI.agN,, lcommissoonsrs of
q. B. wooDRUFF. and Assessments.
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4 uOrIoNrosIrIYE AHp PEREMpToRY SAFE or

A UCTION.--rOSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE or
"A HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FTIRNITuKE, Com.
PRISING PARI.0RS CHAMBERS DINING ROOM AND
LIBRARY, OVER 100 YARDS RICH CAHPFTs, SILVER,
French and Bohemian China, Beds and BEDDING, &c,
Twenty street. between Seventh and
Eighth this Tkursdayl afternoon ut two O'Clock
Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpets elegant Pariof and
Chamber Suits Shades collection OF Paint
ings Paror Ornaments Centre and Pier Tables Pier
Furniture OF every description, pure Feather Beds Mat
cost $40 elegant Glassware, Silver. China, &c.
- - II WESTC(JIT Auct,oueer.
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NOTICE TO FLOWER MAKERS. COLORBRs, CUT.
IN ters muslin heaters and all who belong Y The trade
invited to attend meeting which VIII Be- hel0
q White street, ut O'Clock r. NJ THURSDAY Jan. II
" GABRry, Secretary. q. MARRIOTT, Prosidens
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IN w. IVES 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs, 6G BROADWAY
~. superb and beautiful sale auction Of the entire
balance Of Holiday Presents. sousstss Of sea Shells and
Boxes Albums Toys &c The Goods exhibition.
and win soh ssssroons 60 Broadway, Thurs
dAy january IL, at II o'clock.
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TrENRY d. MINER, AJCTToNEER-A
Nassau street, opposite the Post yuleo. N COUPE
AUMINfsTR ATOES SALE OF HORSES M on Thurs
NISER a s0MFRyIiE will sen AZ auction -oon IN
dsy january II ~ ock IA front Of their sasA S0ut 10
Nassau strrc, pnr ell matched black Hrres mile
hands high believed " he perfectly sound kind ana al
ia and under te saddle Nefy free aud siyi@
Also RoCRAwAy COUPE, built TO order by one OF our
hest city and 10 good condition Also set OF silver
Mated fairness. city made, first SASS
The ahpye the property NJ the late r. y. Smith.
Can h. seen AZ tho Mansion stables, Forty street
-" N H. SMITH, Administrator.
Also brown Horse los hands high years old free
and driver Kind and good roadster, aud
sne saddle horse for lady gentleman Also
shiftng top Buggy city made and hut little used Also
HARNESS. made b. owery, Of This city Also Dress Blanket
WHIP, 40 ...,.X ...,.
nd and And all harness aud vel trained TO
the saddle. -
TO- on account weather ss positive and without
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INDwARD SCIIENCK. ACCTIoNEER.
~ Great Of Unclaimed Express Freight The sale OF
he American Express Company Will be continued this
18th ns At 10 o'clock, at the salesroom, 90 Liberty
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
From the Star Of the North
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTI ON.

In pursuance OF call issued by the Dem
ocrallc Standing Committee, the Democracy
ol Columbia County met in Convention, al
the Courl House. in Boomsburg, on Mon,
day last, for The purpose OF nominating cau-
ddates 10 be supported al The next General
Election.
On motion, WILLIAM J. keller, Esq.
of Mount Pleasant, was called 10 the char
and ]. S. Sanders, of Berwick, Daniel Lee,
OF Bloom, aud Jos. B, KniItIe, OF Conyug-
ham, were appointed Secretaries.
On motion, the list OF Delegates was
called over, in alphabetical order, and those
present handed 10 credentials and took their
seals, as follows, viz:
Beauer-George p Dreisbach
Benton-Samuei Kline, John c. Doly,
Bloom Daniel Lee, Wesley Writ
B0r. BeuOick Jeremiah S. Sanders, Jas
Jacoby.
Briaraeek Samuel Kelchner, David Mil
Ter.
Cdtqwisn-Waller Scott Mahlon HamIin.
CeHbe-Wm. Shaher, Levi A. Huch hison.
COhyngh Joseph b. Knillle, Clinton
Dewitt
Fishiagereek, John F. Hulchison, John
Dresher.
Fankin--
GreenwoOd-Andrew J. Alberison, Nicholas
Kindt
Hemiock --Wm n Shoemaker John Bez
Jackson ,--Absolom Meheoy, Ephrsim
McHenry
LO;ust
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Our State Ticket.

The Democratic State Convention has
cordially responded to the popular feeling
iu favor ofrewarding meritorious soldiers
with the honors aud cmoluments of civil
station, by nominating for the State Offices
to be filed at the Octobo or election, two of
the bravest Of the brave men that Penn.
sylvania sent into the Union army. They
are not the class of shoulder-strapped he
roos who strutted iu the corridors of fash
ionable hotels or sat upon Courts Martial
duripgss the hottest of the War, but real
heroes who were in actual, perilous ser.
vice in the field, from the date they re.
ceived their commissions until the hour Of
their discharge.
Col DAVIS, our candidate for Auditor
General, is the we'll known commander oil
the gallant old 104th Regiment, with him
at its head, won imperishablc renown in
many hard fought battle. A shattered
arm, disabled for life, is the honorable
proof he bears with him of the reality oi
his devotion 10 the Union, which none will
be so craven as to tho gainsay. Our can.
didste for Surveyor General, Major LIN
TON, was an officer Of the same regiment
the 54th Peunsylvania-tbat his competi.
tor on the Republican ticket Col. Camp
boil, commanded, and is beloved by all
the Pennsylvania boys of the Army Of the
Potomac, as tho fighting man of his regi
ment. He, too, is battle Scared aol
dier, whose mutilated body attests bi,
self. sacrificing heroism in the cause Of the
Union. Both can handle the pen as readi.
ly as they have welded the sword and
have every requisite for the faitful admin
istraton of the Offices to which they have
been nominated.
With such caudidatec, placed upon a
platform at once loyal, patriotic, conser-
tive and Constitutional, our success in 90
tober is already achieved.
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Democratic Convention.

The Democracy o Columbia county as
Monday last and placed in nomination a
full ticket to be supported at the coming
general election. The Convention was wei
attended; and com posed OF some OF the
very bes, men in the county. All passed
off smoothly, there being very little, if any,
strife for the Offices. The Convention ap-
pointed Representative Conferees with in
slructons TO support the Seniur Editor OF
this paper for the Legislature. subject 10 the
decision of The Conference which will meet
NJ he Exchange 9ole, in Bioomsburg, on
day, the 9Th day of Sepiember 1865.
!. M. TRAvGH Esq, OF Berwick, was nom.
mated by acclamaIion for the Office OF Dis.
trici Attorney. This nomination is pop
nlaf one--gves entire sstistacion-and will
receive hearty endorsement by the De
mocracy on the second Tuesday Of October
next.
For the cffice OF County Treasurer. the
Convention nominated Mr. JOHN J STILES
OF Benton, who was one OF the FoRTY FouR
Fort Mitflin victims. This selection will be
hailed with delight by all patriotic and con-
servaiive people of the county, aud will be
deemed a lnst and proper rebuke 10 those
poor miserable pmps and scoundrels who
were nslrumsnla.in having him incarcer-
ated in that filthy and loalhsome dungeon
for nothing under Gods heaven bnl think
ing as his ioreiahers thought and carry ing
out the letter and spirit o. that old docu.
ment which tue tories so much hste--THE
CONSTITUTION.
JOHN F. fowler, Esq, of Pine, a saunch
and firm Democrat was nominated for the
Office Of County Commissioner. This is a
good nomination. Mr F. knows very we'll
how taxes are earned, and knows, too, how
TO take care of them. This office is one OF
the most imporlau. TO the people OF the
count, and in Mr.. F. the people will have
careful and honest guardian of their in
ieresls.
Isaac A. DEWITT, Of Greenwood, was re-
nominated for County Surveyor He has
given entire satisfaction, and will be re
elected by handsome majority
For Co Auditor no better selection could
have been made. This is an Office that
should always be filled by our best men ;
good accountants men of experience and
knowledge of county affairs. For this po-
sition LEoSARD B. RUPERT, oil Bloom, was
nominated.
For Coroner the Convention nominated
WILLIAM J. lKELER, of Mt Pleasant. This
is good nomination He will be elected
by not less than eighteen hundred majority
--Siar ofthe NOrth
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Mad;,os-A. K. Smith, O. P. Christian.

Wutne--
MHm--Slephen 81. Swank, Stephen De,'
terich.
Moniow-pe,et Heimbach, Elias Gsigef.
M Pie tSant-- w ~. J ikeler, Geo Omans.
Ordnpe->Geo. Appleman Jeremiah Hess.
Pine Albert Hunter, Adam Bao5.
Roring0eek--
Scoa-Joseph Lilley, Philip Achepbach.
Sugdiodf-Joshua Fritz, James Shul'z..
The following resolution was offered by
Wesley Writ, ESQ.,, aud unanimously adopt
ed by the Convention
Resolped Tha, Daned Lee and jeremiah s.
Sanders be and are hereby appointed Repre-
sentative Conierees 10 meet similar Confer
ees from Montour County on Friday the SIN
day OF September 1868, at Bloomsbury,
with instructions to support Williamson h
Jacoby for Member Of The State Legislature
for This District composed Of the counties OF
Columbia and Monlour and that said Con"
ferees have the power Of substitution in case
OF their inability 10 attend.
On motion, the Convention proceeded 10
nominate a candidate for District Attorney.
j. 8. Sanders, nominated NJ. M. TraUgh,
Esq, of Berwick
There being no other candidates named,
NJ. NJ. Trangh, Esq, was nominated by &C.
clamaton.
On motion Of j. Kniuls, the Conven.
ton proceeded 10 nominate candidate Tor
County Treasurer
On motion, John j. Stiles, Of Benton, was
nominated for the office OF County Treasurer
by acclama'ion.
On motion, John F. Fowler, of Pine, was
nominated for County Commissioner by ac-
cIamalion.
On motion Of A J Aberson, Isaac A.
Dewitt, oil Greenwood, was chosen, BY accIa.
malion as the candidate for County Sutvey'
or
On motion, Leonard B. Rupert, OF Bloom,
was nominated Tor County Auditor.
On motion OF Joseph LIIey, W. J. IkeIet,
OF Mt. Pleasant, was chosen ior County
Coroner.
On motion Of Wesley Wir, Esq, the iol
lowing resolutions were read aud adopted:
Resolved, That we cordially accept and
re-atlirm the doctrines OF the Democratic
party as enuncialed in the Resolutions a,
dop,ed by the Democratic Convention al
Harrisburg, Aug "a, 1868, believing them
TO be safe guide 10 all who are truly patri.
olc. See resolutions in another column
Resoirsd, That we heartily endorse the
course OF Hon David b, Montgomery, our
Senator, and of Hon VIM. II Jacoby, our
Representative, in our State Legislature, they
having proved themselves faithful aud con-
sistaEt servants OF the people.
On mo,ion the following gentlemen were
appointed as the Democratic Standing Com
millee to act during the ensuing year
BIoom-Ellah r. Ikeler - Chairman.
Briarcreek-W William banon.
Franklin Daniel ZJrr.
Mffllu--J ohn H. Heller.
Greenwood Caleb +. Moore.
Scoli--Jacob TerwIIiiger,
On motion, the Convention sdlourned
sine de
WILLIAM J, keller.
j. S SANDERS, Pet
DANIEL LEE, Secretaries.
Jos. B. KNiTTLE,
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THE PLATFORM.

HheregS, Ii is the imperative duty and
should be the exclusive desire of every
American citizen intrused with the pow.
er Of controlling public affairs by his vote
or otherwise, to see that they are admin
istored with single eye to the great OBJ
jects which our forefathers had iu view
when they laid the foundations Of this re-
public, viz To form n more perfect uni-
on; establish justice; insure domestic
tranquility 4; provide 70: the common de-
fense promote tho general welfare, and
secure the blessings OF liberty to ourselves
and our posterity.
WhersaS, The men aud the party ad-
minisiering the Federal Government since
1861 have betrayed their trust, violated
their sacred Obligations, disregarded the
commands Of the fundamental law, cor
ruptly squandered the public money, de-
MED justice to the people, perverted the
whole Government from its original pur-
pose, aud thereby have brought untold
calamities upon the country therefore be
it
Resolved, That we, the Democracy Of
Pennsylvania, are now, as we always have
been, faithful to the Union of the States,
opposing the secession of the South with
all our influence and having no sympathy
or association whatever With that party
North which plotted against the Union
and pronounced the Constituti on "a cove
nant with death aud an agreement with
hell"
Resolved, That il the couusels of tho
Democratic party had prevailed the Union
would have been saved in all its integrity
and honor, without the slaughter, debt
and disgrace Of a civil war. But when
the formation of sectional parties in tho
North and in the South, and the advent
of one OF these parties into the seats of
power made war fact which we could
not couuteract, we sustained the Federal
authorities lu good faith, asking nothing
at their hands except decent respect for
our legal rights and some show of com.
mon honesty in the management of our
financial affairs, but in both these paruc.
uars we were disappointed and betrayed.
ReSohed, That the Constitution estab-
lisbed by our revolutionary fathers is en-
titled to our unqualified respect aud obedi,
ence'; the oath to support it is binding,
religiously, morally and legally, at all
times under all circumstances, and in ev-
cry part Of the country; upon all public
officers, from the highest to the lowest, as
well as upon private citizens, it is only
by a strict observance Of it's provisions,
and rigid endorsement of its obligations
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
"Taxing Babies"

We have received number of letters
from different parts of the county and
district, complaining OF the Instructions
given by the Assessor OF Internal Reve-
nue. of this district to his Assistants. We
have refraiped from publishing them be.
cause we had no disposition to embarras:
| the Assessor in his onerous labors. Of
course we are not "posted,' but in our
poor Judgment the order to charge each
farmer three dollars a week for each child
is as ridiculous as il is uni ust. 1t is vr.
tually "a tax on babies" Il is said to be
the poor mans luck to have Warge fam.
ilies.' Surely it is not the intention OF
the law to tax him because of this sort OF
luck Col. Go. Republican.
In the Dr's great anxiety 10 oust Isaac,
he is now and then driven to publish some
unpalpable truths. We have copied the
whole Of one because we desire to re
cal to the recollection of our Dem ocratic
friends, the fact that our speakers asserted,
during the last campaign, that "babies'
would be taxed next, and here we have it
in the shape Of "charge" of "tbree dol
lars week for each child
By the act of March 8, 1865, the Sec
retary of the Treasury is authorized TO
borrow,in the aggregate, SIX HUNDRED
MILLIONS of dollars, and the Bonds is.
sued therefore are not ta1a6ie for state, co d,
township or borough purposes. 1t thus
withdraws from the taxable property Of
, the country those milli ons of dollars and
of course the increased taxes weigh so
much the heavier on the rest. A man
may live in afluence, enjoying the protec.
ton Of the State and municipal organiza.
tons, and not pay one dollar Of tax-be.
ing shoddyite, and holding .Jf0e tsCentieS
or stven MtrtieS.
While the honest and hard working far
mer pay, his state, county, poor, war
school and other taxes, Of which the shod-
dyites has the benefit; he pays in addition
not on his properly already taxed to death,
but on his innocent little children tax,
predicated on "charge" of "three dollars
a week for each child" It is premium
for infantiCide and all manner of horrible
| crimes--the mind shudders to contem.
plate the legitimate result Of all his infa-
nous system,
1t is building up a monyed aristocracy
which shall soon own the labor OF the
country, and by reason Of enormous taxes,
will crush to earth, the people who toll
for their daily bread. BY what right does
the government withdraw Six Hundred
Millions from the taxable interests of the
country, and throw that greatly additional
burden upon the remainder This is a
question every tax payer should ask, and
before voting for man for an Office should
know his views upon it. 1t is to the farm
ing and laboring interest, and to men of
"large families" that this question is i'm
por'sut viii they heed it'
Rer1Dick GoSse
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Judge Reilly, Schuylkill, % -
Abram Lsmberiop, Cumberld g
Da vid Carskaden, Clinton. 0 ID
John Cummings, Snyder, 8
D. Z. SweiIzer, Allegheny, 3
And the nomination Of Mr.. Linton va.
declared unanimous.
The President wac authorized to an.
point one person from each Senatorial Di..
trict as a State Central Committee, and III,
Hon. w. A. Wallace of Clcarfed county
was chosen by the Convention CHARM ar
of the State Committee.
Daniel Ermentrout, ESQ was appointed
the member Of the State Committee 70,
Berks County.
A resolution was adopted to ceutinus
the new State Committee until Januaru
lst, 1867.
A resolution, offered by Mr. Pe'riken, Q
Lyeomiug was discussed, and finally pass
cd, modified as follows
ReSolreL That We are in favor Of Sc
equalizug the bounties paid to soldiers in
1851 and 1862 that they shall receive the
same pay and bounty as the soldiers Of
1868 and 1904, and that Congress should
MAKE an appropriation for this purpose.
The appointment of the State Central
Committee was completed and Commit.
tees we're then appointed to notify tic cau.
didates of their nomination
After spirited addresses by Judge Blsrt
aud Mr.. Vaux, the Convention ij,uraql
sine die.
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BE ONO The OHIO Democratic State

gGl' ONO The Ohio Dem ocraiic State
Convention met al Columbus Oh Thursday
and nominated ticket for the eom,n.
State election head,d by Gen George W,
Morgan for Goy9rno A series Of resou-
tious were passed, apparently not differ
ing essentially from those adopted by o,h.
er Democratic State Conventions.
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sGS- CAMPAIGN DEMocRAT.-We have
received several subscribers for the cam
paign since our last issue. Every Demo-
crat in the county not now subscriber,
should send 10 his name, and fifty cents,
which will pay for three months from the
time of subscribing. Let our friends in
every township exert themselves in our be-
half. A brighter prospect for Demo
cratic victory in Pennsylvania, has not
presented itself for years. An issue of
negro equality and exemption of rich bond
holders from taxation, cannot but end in
favor of Democracy, if the people are
properly informed.