, 1866-08-22
F0LITIC.AL.


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One OF the delegates to the Philadelphia Corr
'entfon didn't march ara-in-arm with Massa-
hu*etts delegate to the Convention, but here ts
what he did do, when In the rebel army:
There were seven Union men Of Lopisfau1 who
= iEs tatNhsn Dick IaE1qrs lines and euistea
i;ers. aflef HhicS inv <xaI .nsn1ad l., Nats1e f,v
DICE Taylos's command, tried 81 lis CONT marital
and eenieneeo 10 be shot 10 death Dick Tnylor
f. ~ 1V ~ diS tha ot ene sentence, oraste
n contsfr -four men the n,S"1 - contais thrce.
in these two holes they stood up and were shot
By Dick TayioEs REBELS.
Wen't Tom turner, Stohe Bstes, Dr. Green,
and few Of General usek'a contemporaries, give
him three cheers
The Dayton (ohtol JouT,sda Tres the following
crushing broatstces tuto sAilandlshazn. on the
occasion Of his being cu1ed out Of the Fhiladsl-
phia Convention: ...-...
The leader Of the Ohio Democracy accepts An
inF!tation I9 60 70 fnla1eipnn ~ meet taa
SontlsEn sitles OF tne NofsneI.s pe4ossaes. ann
with s"hlIe- -hellied HassccAutfHs f9MSftf.
tanfT sa!!audisnam solt!c1o1zanSs-> lille at
azt t. makes 81 taseR sysa or
Philadelphta; but they rzel shovel On Va1tan-
The Ctnclnnasi Cor'n1efesot says that sthc Con-
ecfEaIses at ln1ladeipnla assembled aavc brand
tpa,, ~ t!i9n1 u aa, @ 10 @ @ WI" oacss
nys themselves have kicked hin1 onr ~ ,l,sfr rom-
pany. and the political lsper Il wandering about
the csmp Of The followers Of Moses. with ashes on
hi1 nats. Rowing Ineiean, T. oneiean 4,
1esenes frGf, rhfS1!rnns Snnth C.,n1;n1 III st.}tlnr
with true Southern sta.eliueas into the PhfladeI-
Phia Convention. arm -an-atm With blnc.beflie4
~, = aI 1. saaaolsnam;
Wb.n Erncfi5cf A,unfd hetraTeti III eonntrs he
srent 10 England. and thu British des7ise Hin for
hts treason: When G. T. Fal1andssham went to
aa1 sh pprhr, s y MsSt tas
edei dn1nr 1he reheii}on t5e1 SroIncs ~. AZ.
ciely. History aonctimes repeats itselE
PsSssr1vAS1A.-A Harrisburg CORRESPONDENT
ofthe PlliladeIphIa La9usrer writing On the sub
5ect OF the United States Sera.otshfp from, shnt
State, says: .sThe contcst toE the United Ststcs
Scnatorship, although The change will not be
made urtil the assembling OF the Legislature
next winter. tas sharply manifested itself In the
various Republican delegate elections and county
Conventions ttrouchunt the State fo. II II In
these primary movements that votes asa rnadc.
Ths choice lies almost exclusively between Hon.
Simon Cameron and Governor andrew Curtin.
TINS far T;oyernor curtin stands considerably
ahcad OF his cou,ncti,or..- After a1,uaInr to The
j,rr ttat mnnr NJ ,be western Rronht;r,7 conn,
t;rs hare d.cl,,cd for III, Goy.rnor f,r 1Tn,tc,,
senator mi, th,t tha E,s,en cnnn,;es are
fol1o,yno .uft c;;n~ M;:!Ifn. Euntneton. Inniata
aud s1syns Commits. tha corresnondrnt s,xs.
sx1+ -. 5a,s.a.o a,...,a., =, 1.r.aeior canntr
~. -. ~ T,ns1a,,z c....,, ~ s.,,-,sr ~
nn,as;t;on ,xns ,,.d., - thc 1o,5o- hfm..1f H.,
! csn,cst hr1ne hct,vccn crrtfn ant1 C.ncr,n Al n
Curtin.'' o. 'tSteycns and Cameron" which tc-
| snlted In la7ge p1eponderancesof votes In favor
| Of Governor Curtin Is The secondary choice.
These results. together with other manifestations,
clearly luiicate that General Cameron will not h.
| ah1. fo make lhr csucus nou,ina;iop' for Gifted