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To the Public.
-Four years ago the honor IN appear for the rst time
before American audience and the reception then met
with ancps<0ns, aud calls for
The expression Of my veest gratitude The generous pa
tronage applause LITERALLY bestowed upon Ne by
the public OF this great republic my duty
contnne aud although much tsent and IN
eenty have been OF the art OF
presdistson TO- render u very dincIlt 70 produce any.
second hcrcwhrh viii TAKE place the 18th OF
september noxt al the Academy OF Muc-toprcsen series
country and Tor Which hav. myself BY four years
audiences Who for forty consecutive nights did me the
honor 10 attend my first exhibitions at the Academy Of
Musio A. well ~ metropolitan press
whose uniform kindness. and courtesy css never .uceny
acknowledge again tender most heartfelt thanks for
mast fsyors respectfully solicit from them continuance
and good will during present engage
u. bEkkNANN, ftestniptasDr
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Cl,bs Ia. ID 3D. "a 5h. 9Th. TIA 8th. 9M Tot
Atlantic. II
Umpre-Mr Hudson, Of the Union Club. Scorers
Messra Mawlcn and Haldcn limo Of game. two hours
and ten minutes Fly catches-Atiantc, 8; Eureka II
EcKPoRD W.. ATLANTIC.
Tho Eckford Club though minus less than seven Of
the men with which they hold the championship for two
years-ls82 and lso3hsve boldly challenged their old
friends and rivals the Atantics to series Of home and
homo contests the rst Of which Is to take pasc the
Capltolue Grounds, Bedford Thursday, August 81,
we believe Tho Eckfords have issued the challenge
solely for the purpose OF renewing the former friendly
relations existing between the two organizations, and
with no hopes Of winning even single game. II is to
b hoped that the champions will meet them in the same
friendly spirit and have social contest with them as oil
old
THE ArLANrfcs VS. EURgxAs.
NEWARK. August L. 1896.
Al bsss ball match here to-day the Atlantcs beat the
Eurekas the Observation-Disclosures II Eurskas 70
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Via Aspv Bar, August IL, 1900.
The steamship Tafifa outward bound, passed cape
Race at nine o'clock yesterday morning. and the steam
ship Britannia inward bound, about an hour earlier
The steamship CITY Of Cork, from Liverpool, passed
six o'clock this morning Her dates are The same ~
those brought by the China
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Resolved That with sentiments oil proound grau,udc
10 AImrhty God We rejoice that the clash OF arms no
Ionger head In our land that the exerminang havoc
az war hss ceased and that peace with It's grateful and
healing Influences, pervades our borders may 'na'
Reso,vsd That we will sacredly cherish the memory
OF The countless dead who have fallen 10 the rsss srue
sie Sos constutonal government, and with grateful,
6earts win do honor 10 the living who have pcried lie
and fortune M The same great cause.
Resolved That with the cessation OF var Jus nsccdy
ana sp,rt should be banshed nom our midst
and with the return OF ponce hatred and vengeance
should Weld 70 Christian charity and nnsgnan.mity
usnI acsins within We soeps u ssund coususgjepsl
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General Southern La nd Agency.
ALL SOUTHERN STATES RErhEsBNrbD.

Land Offices every state managed by the best business
men aided eminent legal advisers In each county viii
bring surplus lands OF untold aud mineral wea
into m rkct without cost 10 the purchaser.
Oces abished In the chief elites OF the North VIII Fur
pis those desiring purchase or LEASE
Particular attention given 70 titles. aud no lands subject 70
connscation sold until released
In the this oce and lands offered for sale
through the GENERAL Agency will be plated exhibited soa
advertised without charge IN their newspaper and
For the present KEMP r BArrLk ESQ, VIII be Gore
spending Secretary the General Agency and communists
tons addressed 70 him al the New York ONCE At
No az Broadway and No n New street
The Boston and Phtadelphia Offices VIII soon Be sn.
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arrival OF Cotton at Cairo.

Arrival OF Cotton ut Cairo.
CAIRO, August 10, fs65.
The steamer CITY OF Alton has passed up from Mem.
phs with two hundred and eigy-ninc bales Of cotton
The silver Spray has three hundred and dsy bales for
Cincinnati
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m Al NJ e
Republican Platform.

Resolved, That we recognize with devout thankful
ness the Divine hand that has led through long and
dcspeate civil and has at last given TO VA the bless
ng OF lasting peace based upon the overthrow o. the
rebellion, the extrpaton Oh slavery and the restoration
of the Union.
Resolved. That the citizens Of Maine renew their
phatic endorsement Of the principles and measures Of
the administration Of Abraham Lincoln, who stricken
down by assassination because OF his signal devotion TO
human freedom and the American Union; and that this
convention expresses its earnest confidence In the policy
OF President Andrew Johnson who to be treadng
in the footsteps of his usrous predecessor In the great
work Of securing national restoration, equality Of human
rights and enduring peace
Resolved That in recognizing the States lately in
belion II the right well AZ the duty OF the national
authority to demand condition precedent TO their
Stunning the exercise OF their political powers that they
shall ratify the constitutional amendment aboshng
slavery that they shall remove all the disabilities which,
under that system attached TO any class on account
OF color and to oil persons perfect equality before
the law.
Resolved That Il is the duty OF the government TO
bold the States under provisional government when the
people are found to be unsafe repositories OF free rc
Rcssved That IN adjusting the grave questions grow.
ing out OF the for the overthrow OF the rebellion "
is the duty OF Congress 70 provide for the amendmcp.
suffrage 40 far as relates 10 the affairs OF the national
government shall be matter OF United states rcgua
ton IN conformity with .ne pf9Gpss smAn
Resolved That this convention concurs 10 President
Johnsons sentiments that the American people must be
taught that treason Is crime, and must DC punished
and that the law should be enforced against the late Con
federate civil and military government
Resolved That little good will result in furnishing SUBJ
osdlnate agents in The late rebellion until Jef Davis Is
tried and punished
Resolved That the constitution OF the United States
should be amended equality and uniformity Of
representation Of States In Congress.
Resolved That the emancipation proclamation OF IRE
sident Lincoln, the enlistment OF over one nunureo
thousand coored troops and their being paid ike whites
and placed in most dangerous posts has pledged the ma
tiona honor that these people shall have n a.
as 10 name, conferred on them all the political rights q
Freedom and that the people Of the United states vii
redeem this pledge ,, 4, .. A.. ar.
Resolved, That our highest erat.uoc 70 ev W,
battles won our victories and maintained by 'her va'o
the integrity OF our government ,-.,,s.
Resolved That under the executive direction OF samue
Conv Governor Of Name the affairs OF the state hav
been administered with signal ability, uprigntness an
prudeuce and have no doubt that the great oooy
our fellow citizens will give expression 10 the
By placing him again In the same high once.
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s.xer. shock or an Earthquake in the
south. ~>.-

Severe Shock OF nm Evrs~o :" t"0
South.
Myxrms, August II, 1895
The shock Of an earthquake was fe't mere TINS morn
Ing shaking buildings, tumbling down cnimneys upset
IN. ,ooso .,,c,es and an IRON safe shment wss
thrown over.
The shock was even more plainly felt at Holly Springs,
Mississippi, and ct Lagrange, Tennessee.
Il lasted about ten seconds No particulars OF the
amount OF damage done are known
Nsw ORLEANS, August ~, 1895
The Times has special despatch from Jackson, Miss
OF this date, which says
An earthquake shock seriously felt about nine
o'clock this morning. at Memphis. Lagrange, Hofy
Springs, oxford and Granada
Memphis the shock severe enough 70 cause sns
people 10 run out OF their houses
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Has nature snndote for sclussd disesses' Al yho
,gss besSs MY gn 70 ss cIp o1 psss oe New
York have doubt beneGed aud cured more rsons o.
Dyspepsia Nervousness Sour Stomach, Loss " Appeue
sinking weakness, General Debtiiy ana MonA Dcspon-
dency than any other article =, exsteDre They are son
be taken tonic ana gentle ssuu'srt The, are sdsp,es
coudiuou OF fc. and eIensveiy poP"s'
with mothers sud persons sedentary habits
AZ - Each-Our Bsst "ssa isiseo
so'rA Sss1 sMI FIJI 4 fowLER, No. Psrk ro~. I~ss
A-MsvsA,s radical Carc Trass and
panasse Institute has rs.oved 70 eta Broadway open o
OPP. nj. Lady attendant
Advses for the Care Of Bandness ana
o,., AR A NJ aRANDJnANR - yearS prsctice No.
Astor place
uatehelor's HAIR Dye-The Best In the
cr,a rsrniess relabA iasantAnesuA The sas perfesa
az. vsSIG1 q bssJkS SfvsN
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A.-Diarrhsss, Dysentery, Summer Cor.
paint &c, speedily cured by using nA0UfRBS "BENNB
Plant Sold at ~ Psrk row and by M Drusgists.
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Grover & Bakers Highest Premium
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH SEWING Ma
CHIMES, 40 broadway.
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Trsssss.-mar.h A CO.'S Ofd INSTALL
,.Ssd E:a,.s Cure tu'. once am at No v'''' street.
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PLANT &c, speedily cured by using hA0UfRB'S "BENNB
PIANT"' Sold nj 81 Park row and by AL Druggists.
Best and Chez psst.-MilIer's Hair Dye.
Large sire 10 cents Try " Sold BY druggsts Depot %
Dcy street.
Come at Omco.-ShOrt sacks, Price $40
CLARKE, ia William stscet-
Crfstador0's Hair Dye, Preventative
aud Wig Depot wholesale and retail No Astor heusA
The dye applied by skiilfuI artists
4. A. Brooks Boot and shoe Empo.
rum SIS Neutrality-suspicious. shocs. 0aiters and slippers q
every description ladies' gents boys and chill
dren Mr. X Smith, for many years foreman in Ful.
tou street has the gents depart
ment and Mr. II Nunns. the old and well known foren.n
has the entire Of the ladcz and chidrcas do
partment which sufficient guarantee for satisfaction
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wheel the csb,e wound upon dram behind by the ma
chinerX which once moro in motion, and the wro
rope being taken in around the capstan, by OARS ou INV
rope and cable were not coming up In rsns nno' "u
were being hauled in with great strain on 'nem ~ An
angle from the right hand side so that they ou NOV
work directly in the sv" IN the wheel Stli the s'rain
was shown the indi Gator to be very hs, out not
near breaking strain. At last up came the cable and
wji; , ,.r: shasklng together on the 'v' wheel
IN ths boa. they were x9gps E2apa it
slowly, wire passing over these wneels Veo'"
the first damaged part being board, when jar
given to the dynamometer which few from sixty hun
dred weoht the highest point marked, with a sudden
Jerk three m half inches In the chain shackle and
wire rope chamb, as it were up out Of the groove on
the right hand side of the Of the Wheel got the
sop, OF the rim Of the wheel and rushed down with
a crash on the small wheel, nvng, no doubt, severe
shake to the cable to which II was attached. The ma
chinery was still in notion and the ropes travelled aft
together towards the capstaE and the other towards
the drum where just the cable reched the dynamome
ter parted and with bound leapd as 1t were, over
few feet Of intervening space and sp ashed into the
sea.
1t is not possible for any words portray TIE dismay
with which the sight witnessed and the news beard
When came aft with a piece OF the iDser end
dashed still to the chain and the tortured stnuds
torn wires and lacefated core it is exaggeraon to say
that strange feelings of pity, as though some human
creature had been mutilated and dragged asunder by
brutal force passed through the hearts Of the spectators
Captain Moriary just coming the foot Of the
panon to put up his daily statement Of the ships posi-
ton having had excellent observations when the news
came.
81 feel he said, tive will not feel much interested
now in knowing how far we from Hearts Content
However, it was something to know, although it was
little comfort, that we had run precisely one hun
dred and sixteen miles since yesterday that
thousand and slxytwo miles from valentia six hundred
and eighty miles from Hearts Content, that in
lat. 81 rs, long SO 90,
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Trussss, sheuldsr Braces, nlestie stool
inss and Instruments FOR an defoSmises aps ohovHEs'
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Hmrs Hair Dys-,oc: H:cn or 4 Brow ..sS...
How. sewing Machine os.-Eiiss Howe.
Jr.. President. s29 Broadway Agents w.nssd
ogs,:ss: s's sso MnSs'i SYRUP for es
.s!sa ;sasss: i's.%%.,,o. :i s;s x
CAGES, . nlllons q mothers can testify
oscs. y Der s.rsss New York sad ss High uoberst
ivory and Pearl sleeve Buttons ane
.ss.. .Gs an. Tsp s,,. %
''"'"' Importer aud manufactures, 81 Broadway.
Jen.r,. No. y73 Brosdway.-Laaies'
French wssps sss ssrs sRs S IS
Mace. S..iv. er.p.ys.s: SSr Sale.
A''' '''''' 60: :sS SS:... 'ts.si.s
Royal H.van. Lo&ssry.-Pri.ss PaIa
In ssiS I.ferms,io. fsrn,sssa M.asess rssss paid re-
'''''''' i TSqEos CO.. i..ssrs q w.u ..res.EL
sick Headashe.-Am Kinda OF Head-
.sor , C:sA ~ s ,nss:SS c 81 s
slsss s y's g@cs s bes s; sse; VOL
The Bridal CAsmbcr-As Essay ce
Warming ana In.sSecn iss ycsss sq rus~s ssss en-
,siopss HsSrsss Dr. shiis How sson e~sra xssoS
Tr.ss.s, she~ldsr Braces, nlsstis sscsn-'
inss FOR an determines. At DE- ohovhks
No II Ann strest
! Trussss.-mar.h a CO.'s Ofd Bstab-'
shed Radical Cure Truss oGce am at No vessy street.
| LADY A"sndsns
WILCOX q oiss., .sw..s Machine.
/ No 81 bscsawN
wheeler n Wilson'S Look stttch Sow
| tns Machine ana Hutton Hole Machine, 60 BrosA~N
2vos Stores, sty,leh,s scd 2 slI'.sSs. .a-.,
q. n Al D kelly. w bro4ayAcs
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wheeler n Wilson's Look stitch Sow
ING machine ana Hutton Hole Machine. SO BrosA~T
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Hilrs Hair Dye-5Oc. Black or Brown.
Reliable Depot No. Barclay Sold BY ell drusg'sss
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The Bridal Chsmbcr-Aa Essay OF
warning snd insasucsion fcr ycsas Nc russhsd y -
Howard Association aud sent free OF hArkr IN sealea en-
vclopes Address Dr. J. skls Houzh,on. Howard Assocas-
ton, PhiAdephia, Pa.
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ivory and Penri sleeve buttons D. d.
studs Initial and fancy patterns, slso Ivory ans rcer
Jewery. wholesale and retail wM ~, a.nS
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Macs Native 0rapsvtnes G0r SALE
peawsres from layer, and eyes A,rcndsc Icra Isrses
Ailec,s n, vbrd Ac A.. send foe circulars.
""'" H.. n. MACK, Newburx, N. r.,
AdisnAsg Charles bDwniogsl
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in I'D Ipforms,ion furnsssd hShe.s r~Ass paid r.
s1o,kio,os and ali knfs of gold AID silver
TAYLOR Co, hHnkers. 70 Wall street.. ~ T.
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sick Headaehe.-An Kiuds OF Head
ache stomach dyspsg.s ndIs.suon ,ssT s,n , r
spALpfN0 3 CephslIe pilis y cents BOT sold ~ :.
'drusrss ard swoRDR - Der street
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Jeners, No. y73 Brosdway:-Leases,
Pine rrench Walking SHOES 49,, snd vessrs cssnsae
4c, al reduced prices 5nFrn0o, 90 Ds&"wsys
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MRS WTNsLOw's sOOrHINa srRUr. for chidres
eethne ppftens gums reduces Inflammation hsys 81
pain Sure 10 regulate the bowels Perfectly ss'e !" ~
cases. % millions Of mothers testify
Thirty eve centsa bottle. - an. ,..,s..
Lon
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dition in Dakota announcing that there doubt that
permanent peace can be secured by the govern
ment with the Sioux and Cheyenne tribes on the Upper
Missouri river In endorsing this intelligence and refer
ing IL 70 Secretary Harlan General Pope suggests that no
civil or military person In the section resided Ia by these
Indians should be appointed commissioner for treating
with them In addition the above, General suly re-
marks that that quarter the inhabitants are appehen
sye that the coming winter viii be Of great severity
and It Is feared that the troops will suffer even more than
they did last season All efforts the present season 70
produce garden vegetables for the OF the camp were
futile by reason Of the ravages OF insects.
ouARrsRxAsrEns' EXAMINING BOARD.
The 0uartoruasters' Examining Board, composed OF
Major Morris Miller, President Colonel Alexander Bliss,
Recorder and Major Nelson Plato leave Washington for
New York the fore part Of the coming week to take up
ba examination of accounts In that city
The Board has been employed here during the last three
,ooshs and has inspected The accounts OF upwards OF
one hundred qusr,emasters
srArtsrfcs or THE MANUFACTURES or LINEN
GOODS IN MASSACHUSETTS, AND NEW YORK.
BY the last appears that Massachusetts mas
three establishments for the manufacture Of linen goods
which represent $500 900 in capital, and use annually
,.,.v,., valued a, s2as.s7s The manual labor Is per
formed bv one hundred and oftynins males and one
hundred ana slxty seven females 1T cost Of $50
The product is o,2ooeoo yards Of crash, valued a.
$4,000. ,,,.. -...,..
ments which employ capital Of Sl4p7s use matriA
coating 1895 1885, unemployment TO ninety two male
and one hundred and ten females. A. an outlay Q
S3o 2s and producing OF thread and shos three
us, 900 pounds valued At Ssoo,slo.
outsv coxxrssAsr OF rHE DEPARTMENT. or Al
KANSAS.
Lieutenant Colonel Porter Commssary OF Subsistence
United States Army. has been assigned TO duty N
headquarters Of Major General Reynolds LMIe Nocs
I - Chief Comminsasy q W. Deparsmsns0 ArkaesA
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DISGRAcEFGL.


Under the above striking caption the
Gazette of July 7th has the following
The reception given the IsSth p. v. The
tine of the retarn of this re regment was studs
onslv kept from the knowledge OF the bemo-
crats OF this place, or there would have been
n reception given them worthy OF those bat
ita-scarred veterans.
From the above loving notice of those
battle scarredveterans theunmitiated might
be led to suppose. that the reception, that
would have been given tbem BY those who.
could see nothing to love in the soldiers. til
Johnny came marching home would
have been magnificent affair. What kind
ot reception these fawning, sycophantic,
hypoerites would Ike have givenour brave
Eoys may be inferred from the following
table, showing how they leyed the older
when he had need Of their sympathy There
we're dark days in August 1864 and the
heartof the soldier was sad. Thc friends
Of the soldier were desirous of showing
their confidence IN him by SO amending the
constitution as to give him right to vote,
the election took place on the sth day of Au-
gast, 1864. We give the vote forand against
the amendment together with the vote for
President in November, also the nfaioritie.
aiven in the different townshiBs
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THE work on the capitol extension, at Har
risburg, is progressing finely.
The wheat crop of Lancaster county viii be
nearly an entire failure.
Brrs are freely offered at Boston that the
Atlantic cable won't work six weeks.
TnE largest Indian tribe now in this eoun-
try is the Camanches. They number twenty
thousand
EAncRATToN is said TO be pouring into Mis-
souri,, and under the new Constitution she will
get population of loyal. thrifty, free State
men.
THE story that the President had pardoned
the eminent rebel, Charles j. Faulkner, Of
Virginia, Turns out to be false. His case has
not yet been acted upon
BARNuN, the Snowman, has given notice
that he viii in six months, erect building
and collect curiosities to equal ifnot surpass
those destroyed by fire IN New York.
B. +. HnI, formerly member OF Congress
from Georgia, arrived here this morning with
important dispatches to the Government from
Governor Johnson of that State.
IN the ecclesiastical meeting of all the reIi-
gious denominations, one of the chief topics
now up for consideration is, how to- increase
the number ofyoung men preparing for the
ministry. The war very greatly checked the
increase of students.
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Recinrocitx or Annexation.

The Detroit Convention, dc pite the most
strldious attempts BY some OF the Canadians
to repress the fact, has only hrene ht out still
more plainly, that with British America the
sole remaining question is betw "a reciproci-
ty and annexation. One or the other they
must have, and the choice ll., with us.
With our Canadian cousins it is 1ia question
of sentiment, but it is as purely a matter of
business as French marriage hey have
no youthful passion to crafty, there is no
amorous buncombe or Fourth oi July in
their approaches. They see hnfiiing but
three ofthe primitive colors in o,lr national
4ag-are not IN love with our Federal
Y mon -fare not one iota for the scream of
the american Eagle, and regard l776 very
much as they do either of the ten years pre-
eeding or subsequent. But as a question of
greenbacks,, they cannot afford q bisstow
Their affection elsewhere There i np more
romance In Canadian annexation than in
counting a widow, and yet, and perhaps for
that very reason, the consummation Is the
more probable. For, ON the other hand
there will be no tears for the late John
Bull. He Will be buried in good taste with
the utmost decorum and a portion o his
estate viii be devoted to the erection 1T
marble slab with the usual hiic facet. But
there will be no indecorous soiling of crime
line by clinging TO the grave after the Sex
ton has departed, John Bull win be always
spoken Of with respect as my first, His
portrait viii adorn the Canadian back par
lor, ), and his gold headed cane viii occupy
a corner in the Canadian household.
Nevertheless Brother Jonathan will receive
the substantial affection due To the living
head of the house, and the world win only
repeat the familiar comment that after all
Mrs SO and-so,s second, is a much better
provider than her first - Chicago Ti5ahe
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d.
QUITE RIDIcULoUs.-We are frequently
approached by some Conservative, who asks
not to be placed in the same category with
Meyers, giving as reason that be was IN
favor Of the suppression of the rebellion and
never opposed the efforts of the government
to maintain the Union intact. This we con-
slider the most sublime impertinence The
idea that one man does not go as far as
another when he votes for the man
that he does not desire to he cIasaed with,
and at the same time votes and upholds the
same ticket, is simply too ridiculous to talk
about. We cannot allow any man who has
voted the Copperhead ticket to escape the
common odium Of the party unless be con
fesses his error and resolves to do better in
the future. No more Of this ridiculous non.
sense.