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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Cholera is reported to be slightly incrsas.
ing in some places. and deereasing in 9TH
e's. It's generally subsidine.
ID. N. Cooley, of Dubuque, Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs. ias been removed from
that position. and L. " Boge, Of St. Lc uis,
appointed in his stead-the change to take
place Nov. lst.
Augustus N. Dickens. brother Of Charles
Dickens. the great novelist, died in Chicago
on Thursday night last, Of consump ption. In
Chicago he was corresponding clerk in the
Illinois Central land Office.
The Surveyor Genera Of Colombo writes
the Washington land office that the gold
yield in that territory will be very large this
fall, new and valuable mines having been
opened lie estimates the yield at el0, ,0O0,-
900 . year.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Company have made arrang mn's With the
Union Pacific Rsiiroad Company BY which
the latter company fnrnishes the rails for the
fir~, 81 miles of track eat Of the Missouri
river on the Chic 90 and Nor seater..
rad. These rails are now ct the landing,
sea y frr deliv ~, AMI will b. laid THE
month on 'he .,r,de "s,wsen thi- city asd
Dcnn nson. ~hicn is ~ miles northeast Of
Council Buff. The cars on the Chicago
and Nothwestern road nov run regularly
to Jeifer.on, 40 miles east o. De,nison and
il Is exl~c, Ell that. BY the lot Of N ,vcmber,
they will make their regular trips to the lat.
YER pace. and very soon thereafter to Coun>
Gil B uRs.
The State Fair Of lnjisrA wae . success
The number Of tickets sold was 42,0OO.-
Tota! cash receipt, $i3. 500 -about 81 100
ahead Of tue Illinois 'tate Fair.
From various par Of the State the rspcr.
"a that the corr, crop is reduced ai,0ht one-
eighth by the recent frosts.
Two hcr<e thieves came to grief at Dee
Moines on che 5.h. named Martin Belts and
Oliver Yates, alies Belts. They stole tso
horses from Mr.. Or, near Iowa City. in
August last and sere traced By various
windings. to Des MONIES. They sold the
horses to Mr. Thompson, u Dsonesbero.-
After much resistance to The oGeess, shey
we're secured and taken bach 70 Iowa City.
The National debt now amounts to a..
57s, ,ss7,oo During the month Of ssp.em.
bsr the pub'.c indeb sedness Wae reduced -
SAG, 1876 "a
Ats psissls liunst slvsa = n J. 3.
Msexan. partner u ~ pnhely ~ eseirsd
Loodsa tsakB. n Nss Ysgt. = Nes1ay
svsaiaA ~ 40. stsw~s is(laaAs1 Ass
rss6lAsss = dsSbs ~ - = NSs Yosk
What Nj. Peabody has dsas tsr III psss u
Lcadss. He said - wosjd givsa ssillisa ef
dollars for the erection Of ssnemeat housss
for the deserving poor Of New Ho'k. The
condition Icing tnas the laid required sheuld
Be PsUvided.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

FoR SALE.-A drug store, doing . fine
business. Forty acre farm, in Cleona town.
ship, we'll improved seu cheap. A span
Of horses. wagon and harness, at bargain
BY ELpniDGE 4 Bios.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

FURNISHING GooDs. Remington L Co.,
1T Nickoll's Block, continue to keep FIRST.
class stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods st
their od stand, and to manufacture the
sane to order 10 the best kind Of style.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

.EFriSGwglL AND rasvI.LIcu -These
dis i"Ruishcd orators drew the largest as
semblave Of the past campaign at the Ger
man Theatre last night There was scarce
iy standing room either OF the msin Anor or
Ia the galleries. The crowd vas computed
st'two thousand two hundred, Of which fous
or 6vc hundred we're ladies'. Crowds left
by scores anu 6itie~, unaole to ef-c: an cn>
trlnse into the building.
The Davenport Eight Hour League Vas
present in body, and ~ its enthusiastic
applause, testified its contempt Of Hiram
Prices dupl city in hV dealings ~ith that
organization. Mr.. Lefflngwell is 30 widely
known to our citizens ~ one Of lowas most
gifted o. a,ors, thst anything We might say
would be- entirely superflaous NJ. Trev
ellicr, till his appearance, Was . stranger
except by reputation. His style of delivery
is much similar TO that Of John Is. Coughs.
His speechs are . succession Of original
hits. Ore telling blow is scarcely given be
fore another 10 sent home. He 10 . man
from among the people. He has the works
ing mans interests deeply ss heart, and 10 .
powerful advocate Of labor sgainst capital.
lie is no theoretical phi.anthropist. Ills
career was begun 10 the midst Of unremit
ting toll. lie attention has been taken up
with white slavery and not black. In the
very hot holes Of pur,tanical New England
he learned his hatred Of oppression, for
there be found it in its most revolving form.
lie is no money lecturer. lie has raised
himself to ease ard competency BY his tai
ents alone, and he is now do. oting his whole
energies to his less fortunate fellow men. Hs
has made friends in Davenport who will
never forget him. Wherever no goes their
hopes for his welfare will follow him. His
command Of language is extraordinary,
when VIC considered that his only college
was a ship yard. In conclusion We ere
happy to state that since the foundations Of
Davenport we're laid. no political dea0astra-
ton was ever held here that would compare
with last nights conservative rally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
A Wav to Economic.

r HAVE REMOVED MY SHOP TO rHE
i basement Of Nieckoal's Block, corner Of Sec
end esd Brady strets, where shall be glad to
zee my old customers and new ones .ho want
a:o.ing SSns sn r,epsscd e CLEsn "a :nd
MENrS, &c. All work done ~ith promptness
and dispoteh. Give the old soldier call.
0Ayl-dtf FRED. SElTZ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Usn La''e"and's Specific for Rheumatrsm
Gout and Neuralgia. 1tedec,uaIly destroys
oil prison in the blood. and performs rad.
lcal cure. Read tea, imoni ,ls elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

ArPLE,-In last nights issue We stated
that Mr.. Robert Fleming had shown Us Z
pumpkin sweetins apple weighing one
pound and Eve ounces. The editor Of the
Musca,ine Journal states that Mr.. P. Rich.
ars son, Who lives near that city, has handed
him an apple weighing pound and Z half,
but does not name its variety. Iowa 10
ahead on apples this season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

ApJounrrD srsciAL AxnrrNa.
CouNcn CHAMBER, Sept IA. 1896.
Present, His Honor the Mayor. John L.
Davies, Aldermen A ndresscn, Jones, Arndt,
Mcneil, Seymour, and Wafnebold.
There being no quorum, ON motion. the
Council adjourned until two o'cl"ck T. NJ,
Of the l7th day Of September, 1858.
ID. b. NASH, Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

MovIxe Field 4 Tragar'ien had party
of ~orkmen engaged To-day in moving their
hniidin. on Third street. occupied ~ W:
et,ble ore. one lot to the right. IN order TO
leav" q vacancy next the bark or the new
hr'ck block. The public will be pleased n
the change about to be made.
THE rccei is AMI shitme Is ne Railroad
fr the week ending Saturday night. Oct.
9th. werr m follows:
Shipments Barley. le.O0O bu Wheat.
~ NM bu: Flour, |. .30' bbls; Niddlings. eO.
0Oo lbs H,r-. 57G htrd; I.rsber. 80 n
Shi "hs. 80 "; Lath. b n M'se 29O surs
hneiIts- Barley. l.2OO bu: Wheat. 400
hn: o,i ins. 600 bu; Coal. 60 iun. Mds..,
5ij tuns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
VOL. H..

Brr YOUR Watches. ccks, Jew.. y. Sil>
ve' care, &c; At Wilson's. Large stock
jus, received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

y
In convale@ence from Cholera, Mslie-
nant fevers, Small Pox. or any Cutaneous
Affections. will be found invaluable. giving
tone to the system, and removing al the
Frustrating effects incidental to dissa&e.-
The universe and p pular knowledge Of the
virtues Of TEuE Calisaya Bark requires no
explanation; centuries have passed since
its discovery. and it II now recognized a.
the best fcbrifuee which bountiful nature
has favored US with. Science has discov>
cred many methods Of extracting its virtues
and reducing, to small bulk, the active
principles Of the Bark, viz Quinine, Cin>
chonine, etc., eli OF which are invaluable -
medical agents.
The greant want Of mild and reliable
tonic in cases u Debility, Night Swsats,
Scrofula, Dyspepsia. Loss Of App tite, and
other diseases incidental to Q disosRanised
system, has induced me to present thin "
the medical profession and su6esers, - the
most reliable, safe and powerful tonic that
can be prepared, combining - Il does. a1
he act,ve principles Of The True Csiisaye
Bark, with other Ingredients, which render
il the perfection Of . remedy for oil The
atove diseas, ..
IIepoIru W W. 0Aob sucus 1Ot ObOuO>
way, New York, and for sale BY al Drugs
gsts. Price, 81 per bottle.
Burnhs,ns 4 Van Setback, and Fuller,
Finch 1 Fuller. Agents. Chicago. ag9-d3m
SEE woman ], mother column picking
Samhurg grapes ~. Specsss Wine. Il is IN
admirable article, used 10 the hospitals and
by tho tirst class families in Parss, London
and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. II is worth trial, - il gives grea,
satisfaction. dc4dly
HILLS HAIR DYE. 80 centa, black o,
brown instantaneous, natural, durable, beau
tiful reliable, indeed the best in usc. has beer
before the public over fifteen years, IA IN,
cheapest. containing as much as the nsua
dollar sizes Depot No &C John stree,
Nes Yo:k City. Sid by oil Drug ,ists
Pstcnt medicine, periumtrv and fancy
Goods stores every where. junell Il J
Bur fecx Dry q 'ods at Ouo k'neg's. No
% S."Ond street. jnnl7i'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

COUNCIL CnAMBER, Sept. 90, 1866.
Present, His Honor, the Mayor John L.
Davies. Aids. Aniresen, Jones, Mcneil,
Noe, Seymour. and Warneboid.
There lIcing q" quorum, the Council ad.
journed until the "a b Of Sept 1866, at .
o'clock, A. NJ, and in the mean time the
clerk was instructed to notify the absent
members of the Council Of such adjourned
meeting. D. B. NASH, Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
Wanted

A GOOD PATTERN MAKER Apply i'm
~ medistely TO
RAFF, COCK 4 CO.,
Davenport, Iowa septl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Dr. McMurtay was Assistant Surgeon U.
5. A.. during the late war. and had charge
Of the Military Hospital in ST. Louis, where
he h Il an "pprtunitv TO test the Specific
in al the forms of Rheumatism and Neural.
giA Please not &c what he says.
Sr. Lor,s. july 2Oth, 1866.
JSo. u. BLooD. ESQ dear Sir: i EN-
brace the present occa Ion. TO thank YOU for
the donation oi SIX dozen bottles Of Lslle-
Mrrfs Spcr,ic for the nc.etit sick col
dsc+> ai'e' h-c 'n,ing scqasin,esi with the
'ngf d'"- d'd o. he -itas. sD",nrn, TO
CIV II ia,r t.al. Tn r. suit surprised
AL pics .d M. /" every cas. >: c,,,u.,c
rh.i nsti>M - 1T cts ~.re pvrrvts,slr in
th't, t'Mr~, I'D II t"var,atl, cured the "a.
tie IT, have ii ia-g nun ,ct vi cases
Of r.,-,i,na,ic op,h..lm;a shile attending in
IN m'Iitr, nns:.,a of ~. l. m,is. mas.y of
n-h h,i "c- tvrsied nv eninent occ,,-
lists without success. 1n.pva'e practice I
have pr ven u> wo ''iritl p,Sr ia tn
sb We IA ned diseases. | regard il a. tn,
Great N isc,ne tnr ~ sc d,scases. Ind ~
not ae>'t sc e. rec nnucni II !" he pub IL,
Wa NJ 'Mrx.AY, " u,
late Acting Assistant Surg, n. u. :. A
u" - RAE bEsr.--,ac to 6rvant, StrAs
ton derr,!!s Ds ssenpoSt Commercial Go!
lege. to get = thorough practical business
edncxticn. or to neccne good sound tele-
graph operator. For circulars address, ten
closing sta'nps) ,rvsnt, Stratt,n 4 Merrill.
Davenport, Iowa. iwlv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

(I0UttHutUJ
CouSciL CHAMBER, Sept. IL. 1870.
Jndge Dillon reported an ordinance en-
titled AN Ordinance to amend chapter 80
of R.vised Ordinances Of 1892
On mot. n of Aid. Andresen said ordi.
nance was adopted by unanimous vote.
On motion the Council adjourned until
7o'clock the 14th day Of September, 1866.
D. B Nash, Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
DAVENPORT, IOWA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 ls66.
RlvEa a'rEu us.

:, Inc steamer ia mes Means. Capt. Mitchell,
.'e'k baldwin 10 nov making di'v trips,
c'hnec'ing with he Western Union Rail-
rosa' at Port Byr n. Any one wishing 10
= % Daonque Tor 81, will tirl this route
speed safe. and pleasant. r Z. Duncan,
FoR RI. Madison The stesner savanna
.apI Jolly. will leave this pr, for Fl. Mad
ison, Monday morning .t eight o'clock, in
tne place Of the steamer New Boston, now
s"oefg ing repairs 1t Rock Sind.
The rsmSin,, Capt. Grren, Clerk Benn, r.,
VII leave Tor St. Louis to morrow
iss rhnosornEs Axo sHs rAnr.-A philos
pher SET At midnight in his stoay. seetins TO
oesen' msohind ..Oh that l cold but orisi
maze cure FOR that most terrible disease, Dva-
pePs's. Then ~ouIA the race q men indeed
e'e's me- Tais prayer sss xranSed. Sudden.
sfAiry appeared before him. saling benign
y. consultation essued, the result Of which
disiosse wss the unrivsiled remedy 90 favoea.
~ k~swa = Hrsssls Go.oss hrrsas. which
nsd been found BY experience 70 nave no rival
10 the care Of ryspepsss. Debility. Heartburn,
Liver Complaint, etc.
Nss York Depss, b5 Hudses Strxs.
Tor sale at wholesale and retail, By Bsid.
srbseks { Miller, Dsvsnport, Iova.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

So CENTS = Bok
s,xcs large, 'hsn Dyes that sell for o..
NNrJVAi. ,,uRA lsi.E, BEAU IFUI WAR.
R,NrE ,i,.-e ruir artici. hn. been thor
III ,',is ,r..ed nv 'W 'uiLrbS. II '~w York
,r' i'soi- 1,ti s,d jarrett oi P.h'a s-iph,a
= pr.i" rcu tree ''u n all POI. .u..us 'ngr--
r. - nj t,~ nd.'tr 90 nt'esns II VII not IN
~ ta- n,t ic,-at- haf S'.d bv .'rsgp -
al sic, iio h iealets ever Wiwre
,..-ii, JNo kkUuEiI, sole Prop'P
tAc 49, m, -sre-t Ph,isdrlph phsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

FoR Carpets, call At Gould's. He is now
receiving = mammoth stock. comprising Gil
the new and desirable styles. selected by
NJ. Gould in pcrson. from New York, Bos
ton and Philadelphia markc,s. which he
will sell as lev ~ the lowest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

HaLLowAvs Pulls treFLsxy.-Ye " ho
are II ,url. i cai Of dcun, whoe lives
hang o. the snap.n'g III .hreai would
act wts .lv III h,ving rcrnir>e TO occasional
d ',cs of these sai,'s valves or hive presrrv-
ng pdis they regulate the acton of the
vital iuncions. 'Quai,zc the circulation Of
the bi",d AID inv. rae. nervous svs-
TEN. Per oDs & ful habit, who aru liable
20 epilepsy, rush Of blood to the head,
should always have a supply at hand. Sold
by all drnggi.ts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
PCaE COP LrvEa On.

PcsE Con LrvEl O,t.-
mt ~aasbss ssceay has y Nm u disrepsts smono
ossy 'ro" N. nsasecas snd repsisive articles sol
under the name osCod Liver On
Hsan Cssseir. Cod Liver b m Manufactured =
me see coast from fresh selected iivers I, as svesl
- cream asd is essils etsinsd by the delicate
siesncA. 6sIe manuiaesure
CASwElL, MACK 4 Co,
Nev York.
OoM ~ al UruegDil feb29-deOd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

J. r. rrNrLs, ,;sri-nc, AMI Florist, cn,.
4th ad NAin >ts fru,i and ornamental
tvaee. 0vl6 ],
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

.DMasrs -. sAis 4 Il Co.. somnoe
fsrturers OF =, pie aud Fine Toilet Soaps Cas-.
dies. an dealers IN Sap Makers Materials
>o. 81 an - River street Chicago Iy2sdsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
Weaver Wanted.

rT,nREE OR FOUR sOOD wEAvERS CAN
J. find employ meni app ying at thu Daven.
port " ooien Mill, iu & diately. oct6-tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
TAFT l. WOOD,
FIRE! FIRE !:

w J. HART. HAS REMOVAL HIS FUR
w : nisurr Rooms 70 the brick man ufSctoey
IL resr Of Van fuyl's Auction >tofe, ItOvmerly
occupied By Nr Helby) % st Get. eas, os Perry.
whess hs will be happy to receive 0rders for re
paifiae household furniture sf al kinds. SET.
isfacticn quar- anteed THOSE having furniture
there will please call and take Il a~sv. 4dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

LET every man who believes that 'con
sistency is Jewell" and hasn't yet voted,
20 and cast his ballot against Hiram Price,
who now rides six platforms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
n Rare Chance.
Eyoning SollOOD.

DY PERMlsSlON VI THE CITY SCHOOL
ID Board, an Evening School will Be held du.
ring the Winner 1t the Stone School House, 7th
and 'erry streets. Through instruction will
given iu the common Esglish branches.
w. A. BEMtS,
oct4.dtf Principal Geanmer School No. 2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
CIT Y 1T + N 8.

EVERY EiGur HouR MAN should remem-
Der thstlliram Price voted against this move-
ment at Washington City, and will do 20
again if called upon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

CsaDs. !. LIES. N. y.
nnY lClAN AND 4Uk0EUN. Ofi,e, cor.
il uer Main snd ktre-ts. Residence 9TH
treet, between Scot "a Western Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

UVHREE OK FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE
i accommodated win Boar in small family
whore thete ore no chldren, within five minutes
walk Of 0riswoli College. Enquire a, this
Office. Oct3-dlW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

For protection from the above, call on Il
SIMPSON I CO. and take out Policiea in
those first ass Insurance Companies repre-.
sented by them. Where the assured par.
tioipate in the Profits Of the companies
without incuring any liability. Office No.
4t Brady 81. apr-6>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

rsa Rioss Sfvsv. I'VE learn that . pat
riotic conservative who resides in this city,
and who passed several years Of distinguish
cd service in the army, arrived from Cincin-
natl this morning, for the sole purpose Of
voting for Jno p. Cook. His business CON-
pclls him to remain At the city mentioned,
but he esteemed the privilege Of voting
against "a lical insanity IN adequate com>
pcnsation for all trouble or expense incurred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

fvM don't Use u dcntrfic, begin at once
nothing is so conducive to good health. and
swrc breath as the daily use Of The Fra.
grant Odontol,se. II is positively harmless
70 the teeth and yet acts like charm in
cleansing and beautifyiag them, while it im
parts to the breath a fragrance p wcet and
refreshing "A the rose. Try il. Sold by al
Druggists. Perfumcrs and Fancy Goods
Dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

CHANGED rrs Tuxs.-Y.stcrday morning
the Gazette bad wonderfully fine opinion
Of Mr.. Trevellich, and wasted considerable
space in letting the people knov it,
This morning it .ntimatss that he never
touched tool, or stood at bench, Or did =
hs,d days work in HE no." Truly our co.
temporary plays harp with thousand
strings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

TUnN Our. There are dozens Of men iss
this city VIII believe in the Union princi
pies now advocated by Juo. p. Cook. and
who have not Yet voted. They have no
right TO absent themselves from the polls
Their friends and country demand their as
sistancc. Let every man turn out.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
Ussia N.~ 0aAa0 DYE

Bur i,UgDry q 'ods at Otto k'ngg's. No.
, S.-Ond street. jnnl7dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

A ColRrcrsoN last nights issue. We
stated that Mr.. Bowman. Of the firm pf Bal
lin L Bowman. had been succeeded by Ar
Straus. The fact is the old firm has been
bought out by new parties. Its correct
style is Bailins & Siraus. Our citizens will
do well to call ON the succcssors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

an attempt AZ usup1tion would be even more criminal
than pbsurd.- Happily the People by electins an
STRENGTHENING majority Of thoroughly loyal representa-
itiyes arc rendering its initiation Impossible. ~
We cannot close without most deserved tribute to the
general fidelity wersvith view of tho Presidents de-
foction the great body Of the Peopo and of the
Federal office holders stand fast by their convictions ana
their principles The boupdess patronage Of the Exeou
two though unscrupulousy welded against those
10 whose votes he it. has corrupted verT few ehes
of those who shared those who would gladly share "a
its enjoyment Not one Of the % States which voted 70
relect Abraham Lincoln has gwen in its adhesion 70 'ne
Presidents policy; while NewJersey-the only Free
State that voted sgs6s himSss added herself 10 their
number -
Our great has the peri OF MUS
tce and tho lesson has sunk deep into millions OF hea'
The American people, chastened by suffering are wiser
and nobler than they werc with quicker and more open
ear for every generous suggestion The fearn e'sonS
Memphis and Now.Oroans have not been lost on them IS
is proved by the result OF recent elections In VERMONT
and MAINE We cherish shadow Of doubt that fehn-
sylyanis Ohio, Indiana and Iowa FIRST then NeW-fork
Now-Jerssy, Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, Kansas ana
Minnesota will do likewise and that true restoration
genuine abiding Peace will thus be secured 70 our coun-
y-a Peace that will endure because based on the ever
lasting foundations OF Humanity, Justice and Freedom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

living under an ssamended Constitution m The
ory, but in naked factr The Federal Copstituton
which we now swear TO support is not the Constitu-
ton as its authors promulgated IT," but one radically
different That Constitution allowed every State to
deal az il pleased with its own peoples the Coast,u
ton as il stands to-day expressly clothes Congress
with the power and invests with the duty OF guard
ing the liberties and personal rights OF all The people
of the United States How can you persist ID isnor
ing the most momentous, glsring facts Why not
realize that we are, now TO deal. not with an
q smendtac rxsossy,~ but e vitality amended Con-
stitution $3.50 1 li.., 80 -8..ts ii
The pIstform ofthe arm.in-arm Nationsl Johnson
Convention of Philadelphia ignored the Constitution@
Amendment and rested the freedom OF the BLACKS on
naked assumption that the Southern States nave AZ
present no desire or purpose TO reestabliSh Slavery
The Newy York rstifyng meeting follows IN the ioot
steps of its predecessor Nowhere does " Conserva-
tive gathering recognize and honor the loyalty oil me
Blacks in our late struggle. Montgomery Blair says
one hundred Of them helped the Rebellion where one
belped the Union! Such caumnies ON living and
dead patriots are necessity Of the johnson attitude
Fasohood ia employed 10 the blacklist ingrati-
tude. But this cannot deceive the great majority OF
the soldiersand Of che people. We shall achieve
true Reconstruction and lasting Peace" true Re
construction because it excludes none and an on.
during Peace because it guarantees the rights and
satisfies the Just aspirations Of all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

The Legislature of New.JerSey yesterday elected
the Hon. ALEX. g. CATTELL Of Camden a U. s. Sena-
tor for five years ensuing in place of the Hon. John
Stockton, whom the Senate decided not to have been
duly chosen The vote for Mr.. CatteIl ii in the
Senate and 80 in the House-a clear majority in each.
The Democrats refused to vote, insisting that Mr.
Stockton was rightfuly chosen, though by minority
vote. (He received 40 votes out of 81 cast-a ma
jonty having voted that plurality should elect
The Senate decided that this would not answer, being
contrary TO law.
Mr.. Scovel, about whom so much has been said,
voted with the Republicans throughout because be is
Republican and does MT mean 10 be anything else.