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upon the authority Of the President, the Washington
correspondent Of The Times says:
81 with entire confidence that should matters
tho worst and the Governor the chief Executive cali upon
the President for assistance upon the plea Of enforcing the laws
Of the State that call will be responded TO promptly without
reference 70 the political status Of the case."
Could We believe Mr.. johnson capable Of acting
without reference to party, and imparialy discharg
ing his duty, we should be rejOiced. But If he in
tends to uphold Gov. Swami. why did he not sustain
Gov. wsllsi In what respect Is the Governor of
Maryland better than the Governor Of louisiana
In Louisiana, Mr.. johnson chooses to act as II the
Governor did not exist, and forbids the military to in
srfsre with the arrest Of the members of the Conven
ton legally called By the Governor. In Maryland he
appears to promise army before the Governor bss
asked 10 1t Is plain that the President values the
Law only as the instrument of bis policy and takes 1t
up and throws II down Just as bis preiudces deter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

The boiling Democrats Of the WITH Congress Dis
trct Of New-Jersey have nOmjrated the Hon. John
Huycr formerly ofthe XXXvth Congress against their
present notorious Representative Jack" Rogers,
whom the bitterer class Of Copparheads will not
abandon, and the moderate Democrats will not
support. The nomination Of Huylcr ought to insure
the election Of the Hon. Jno. Hill, the Republican
nnndilnfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

In many of the North Carolina counties there was
scarcely any vote for Doccry; for instance, in Rock
ingham, where the vote stood 2 to GIG. In Wake be
received 3i to us for WORTH in Gulord ABS to 9s2
evidence that had it not been for his declnaen the
Union vote would have been larger. Thus far
none Of the Constitutional Amendment candidates
seem to have been elected 10 the LEGISLATURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

There Is great danger that our best efforts viii not
be able to prevent tho fraudulent use Of naturalzs
ton papers, either by their owner for registration In
several distro.s or by persons TO whom they do not
belong. But ws can mako sure that they shall DO
used but once more Lot tho Republican Inspector
Two say Inspector. for In some districts the Police
Commissioners have giySa " QUO Republican sna Qua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

We have assurance that number Of Democratic
associations in the city have faressy repudiaed the
Hoffman ticket, and will vote for Gov. Fenton and
the Republican candidate for Congress in the IYth
District. Large clubs Of the Democratic young men
of the Is aud With Wards have taken this action,
with great enthusiasm, and do not purpose to recede
from it in any way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

Our opponents have made use of the worst appeals
to keep tho weldisposed of our Irish fellowctisens
from voting the Republican ticket. But they have
no answer to the notorious charge which Irishmen
mako against Mr.. HOHman-that he did sngrily and
Enthusiastically repudate them and their cause two
montha s0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

johnson man instead Of two RepubIicans), wheuevs,
man is registered on naturalization paper writ.
Registered" on it, with his initials, and it eanoo,
be used again. If our friends will attend to tbis 4
will diminish the expected majority for Hoffman .
this city BIZ many hundreds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

The Mozart Wood Democracy met last evening,
and without debate Of any kind adopted the whole
ticket put forth by Tammany. From scavenger down
to councilman, the league of plumber is again agrcod
to fight for "The Ring"
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New'lpprk Daily Gribarote,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1866.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken OF Anonymous Communications What
ever intended for insertion be authenticated by the
and address of the writcrnoi necessarily for puboa
ton but a guaranty for his good faith
All business letters for this office should be addressed 10 Tn
TEBUSE" New-York
We undertake return rejected Communications
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nine What reason can he give for this dscrimina
ton, Is he candid enough to admit that he crushed
Gov. Wells because he is Radical, and supports
Gov. Swami because-he is not
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THE TRJBUyE TPACTS-NO. 8.

Is now ready. 1t contains the Joint Resolution
proposing Amendment the Constitution in process
ratification by the States also Henry Ward Bcechers Let
and Mr. Greccy reply and tho Plymouth Church Letter
Price three cents - per 100 When less than Five
dercd, two cents additional must be sent FOR Postage
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PENNSYLYANlA.

ALL THE SOLDIERS VOTE NOT YET COUNTED.
Ut rgLkdRAPu TRIBUNE.
KARLSRUHE, Pa, Oct. 23.-The Official returns
Of the entire State yet complete ZONE OF the Re
turn Judges are awaiting the 10Th of October oreeei's
the army vote before making their returns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
TEXAS.
srruLEsalrH ro,raE TRIBUNE

Br tsLEsRiPH ro'yHE TRIBUNE
Ngw.ORLBAsS, Oct 23.-The Congressional cleo
tons in Texas took place on the 10Th The returns
received thus far show very small vote As lar as
heard from Bradshaw leads EpperSon in the LIST Dis
trict and Ochiee is ahead in the second. Very little
interest is taken in the election.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

We will thank our advertising customers to hand IN
their Advertisements ee hour possible II received saer
O'Clock they be classified unje their Ircper heads
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" The contents Of he inside pages Of to-dogs Issue
are Literary items, Fine Arts, an article on R'sioTi
Lady Btacbcta. Georgia CornSpOndercf. Lew Noes,
Money and Market Reports, and sertrai other items q
nj In
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TIE TRIBUNE TRACTS-NO. 4.

Consists Of the address Of the National Union Com
mtce TO the American People Price two cents ~ 30 per
100 $40 per When less than Five ordered two cents
additional mast be for Postage
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OHIO.
TIN ovvrc.1 M,JoRiry 40 COG.


THE OPTICAL MAJORITY 42,696.
BIT rxLEGRAra TRIBUNE
CINCINNATI Oct. 23.-Othcial returns ot me ONO
election give Radical majority of 500 fot number
of votes cast, <69, yOS.
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THE PUBLIC HEATH.
srruLresarx 20 rus rsisvsn.

txLxakAfs raiBusn
CHICAGO Dot. 23.-The cholera Is no longer the
subject Of alarm here There were yesterday only ~ Oass saS
death1
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HEST TIRGIlvIi.

The last Thursday Of this month (oct. 25) is the
day fixed for the election in West Virginia That it
will DO Que of first Importance the appended tickets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

Gov. Boreman aud three Republican Congressman
were elected in 1864 with little or no opposition, the
State giving Lincoln and Johnson majority of l2,7H
out of 30, $50. An election for members of Legisla-
tuo was held in October Of last year, resulting in the
choice Of 81 Unionists and 9 Democrats. law OF
the State DISTINGUISHES Rebels but, as in Maryland
and Missouri they will endeavor as far as possible to
eyade it. We do not, however, doubt the success OF
the ticket headed by Gov. Foreman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

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MUSEUM or ANATOMY.
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DOpWORTH HALL. .,,
THIS EVENING-M HAITI the InusiOns,-THE INDIAN
BASKET TRICK
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Amnsemenis.

eapNIrN,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- ,, Se elhsMNi TIIE SEA OF ICE. Mr. G. w. Clarke
pay =, hNp ~ nN' TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CUkOs-
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STUDIO BUILDING
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Hou. NicrOR NJ. RICE A. y. CUM. NJ ID. -. =.
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J. PtErPoSr H. Pref JoHS PATERSON.
Secretary. ADVISORY Aetusry.
GEORGE BLiSS jr, Counselor.
rTst 1 A1sTis slsf Consulting Surgeon.
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OLYMPIC THEATER. - ,
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This Company VIII allow TIE AssnFed % pay Weeky monthly
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NEW YORK CIRCUS. =,
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OF LIVING CELEBRITIES.
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NIGLOS GARDEN. ~
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Assistant Adiutant General,
A PLEAS In Ahnfemenf.

The World, extolling Mr.. A. H. Stephen 8
testimony and loyalty, aud upholding his as
sumption that the late Rebels are entitled
Internationally and instantly to resume the
rights and franchises under the Constitution
which they renowned to plunge into the
Rebellion, says:
death is, to be sure, the penalty of trea-
son: bit then it can be inflicted only after q
legal trial and judicial sentence. Traitors
must be tried BY a jury of the State and dis
trict where the crime was committed: and, as
the whole people were in the Rebellion. the
jury would consist ofpersons who were them
selves TO be tried for the same oifense-who
wee. IN fact, accompices IN the crime
The Government conld have gone through
the force Of such trials had it chosen but.
assarediy. it has no authority to PUNISH for
treason previous to trial. BY the humane
principles of the law, every is to be
held innocent till he is proved guilty. and the
Constitution fcrbids his being put in jeopardy
of life or limb twice for the same offense''
We wish the unionists of the South could
have had the benefit of this doctrine Ihev
were shot, hung. lynched, tortured. for loving
their country aud ralying to her flag. with
out a shadow of illegal trial and judicial SEN
ence''-some of them before any State had
pretended to seeedc from the Union. Others
were executed as deserters from the Confed-
crate service, because-being conscriped in
to the Rebel armies-they chose to serve in
those of their whole country.
The World must be again reminded that
''the whole people Of the South were not
in the Rebellion-not by at least -Four Mil
lions. Of these loyal Millions juries might
easily be procured who would hear every
case mpartially, and render verdicts in strict
accordance with the law and evidence It is
the World mistake that those who have been
are red with loyal blood, cannot be convicted
by Southern juries; aud, as TO a good many
Of them, there would not be the faintest pos
sihility of putting their lives in jeopardy a
second time.--N. Y. Tribune.
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u.ra n.t rsflcStperAeeas.

Tn Nsw York Wmn j. VeGieA, , -
cited, Disguised, and With difficulty 4reatrains
itself from bitter vitnperation Of the policy
Of the President, whom it has Aeaia md
again pledged itself to support through thlck
and thin, right or wrong. The Presldsnts
Interpretation of his peace Proclamation is
the occasion Of its present grief, the cause
which vexes the righteous soul Of this Jour
nal which. has zealously advocated peace
during all the fyears of war. Peace at last
came andthe declaration thereof was officially
proclaimed by the President Of the United
States, md thereupon the World rejoiced
exceedingly in Thanksgiving editorials and
triumphant leaders Of glorifcation Of the
President. But soon chill Of disappoint-
ment shrivelled the expansive jubiiant fea.
lures Of the World. The secret morsel which
it rolled under its tongue lost its sugar coat
ing. and the dust and ashes Of bitterness
filed its mouth,
The World consequently had trying time
holding itself while letting of its chagrin, in
the following measured paragraphs:
eve are no avorers of subtlety and
6nesse in politics. In free country. where
governments is under the control or supposed
to be under the control, of public opinion,
proclamations and documents addressed to
the mass of citizens should have no other
meaning than that which the ordinary sense
Of plain people would naturally put upon the
words. This sound rule has been egregi-
ously transgressed in the Presidents procla
-.x:.~ II sf tho tof; An ,,r,xv
put on it at Washington be the one originally
intended. it is given ont, nay, II is asserted
in an official telegram, that the Proclamation
Of Peace does not remove martial law nor
restore the habeas corpus, in the Southern
States. We suppose we must regard the
following surprising correspondence as genu-
inc: 13&s4
AUGUSTA, Ga, April l6.
'Haior General Horurd:
Does the Presidents Proclamation remove
martial law In this State? 1fso, General
Brannon does not feel authorized to arrest
parties who, have committed outrages on freed
people or Union refugees. Please answer by
telegraph. DAVIS TILsoS.
Brigadier General Of Volunteers.
TO this the following answer was sent to-
day by the direction Of the President:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, April II.
The Presidents Proclamation does not ~
more martial llr or operate in any way upon
the Freedmen's Bureau in the exercise of its
Legitimate jurisdiction. 1t is not expedient,
however, to resort to military tribunals in any
case where justice can be obtained through
the medium OF civil authority.
les E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adju,ant General
q If the Proclamation of Peace does not
remove martial law and restore the habeas
corpus, it would puzzle everybody but its
author to tell why it was issued. For aught
we can see, the President might as we'll have
published curiously constructed connndrum.
A good pulling conundrum would have pre-
cisely the same legal effect; and il ANYBODY
had succeeded in guessing it, it might have
proved good deal more entertaining.
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Hon. ". II. H0LNEs vRlAieRa
W. W. BARTHOL0Akw, AcruAhr.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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JAMES WRIGHT. Secretary Of State
yRAsk II. NILS, etatiossr. Dss oinss
JAMES BROWN Merchant OskaIooSa
JAMES MATTHEW'S Provost Marshal Iowa
BOARD OF DIRECTORy.
NIB Baker, Adjutant General Iowa
Harvey, Register 0tate Land Once
Jamea brown, Merchant. OskAloo4A
James Wright, Secretary Oh State
James MathewA Dsp. n State L. Once
Benz HolhneUSstA, Merchant Okknlooss.
Geo Kruck, Knoxville.
Frank Mills, etationer. Des Noipes
JR Ncedhan, Exit Governor
VIM Loughftdee Judge 9Th judicial Distrse<
Gran Havtlls, eupt Public INSTRUCTION
John white, Banker, OskAlooea
" II Holmes, Treasurer Of gfatd
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I'M the Whole head and In the OF thirty days
m ueisg my TeAfe the srurf and dapdruH all disap
rcd and The hair, which had until that time been
prevented nom growing, resumed its former healthy
growtH.
n the case Of ope james Mershon. of the 2st Iowa
nfsn'ry whose head covered with thick coating
Of dandrud and scurE mentioned shove end whose
hah had alust completely fallen out IL ahown the vir-
tue Of this fonic f. the course Of three weeks arpii
cation oft Mn eeAlp assumed healfhy condition and
hh hAlr cusamsaced to gov beautifully. THIS + only
one csse Of the kipd In Thousand. coald mestjon
many Others but for want Of spac and cost am pre-
vented fvcan dcinR
6ead BY eH0kBk CABUS, corner Of Second and Main
street Price rs cents per bottle. liberal discount to
the trade. aptf+dem