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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
THE Y4TfONlL COUNCIL or THE ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

The meeting Of the Aychbishops and Bishops Of the
Roman Catholic Church in the United States, which
opens tomorrow at Baltimore is naturally the sub
ict of considerable interest for all citizens Of the
United States, irrespective Of creed. The Church
which those dignitarie represent is longer stran-
gor in our land During the ninety years Of our ma
oua existence the number of Bishops has increased
from one 70 forty-seven (among whom are seven
Archbishops), and the number Of priests from
about 80 TO 300. The population connected with
the Church is estimated at az least 1900, C0C-a'
number exceeding that Of any other particular sect,
except the combined denominations OF Me,holists.
Thus, the Bishops assembled in Baltimore represent
not something foreign to our land bat considerable
portion Of our nation. 1t adds 20 the interest Of
the Baltimore Council tha, the Roman Catholics
are more numerous than all the other religious
denominations in the civilized world, taken to-
gether, the total population nomnally connected
with it counting about 100000, while the
population n0miuslly connected with the Protest.
ant sects. numbers only 95,OOO,Ooo, and that Of
the Greek Church about 100000 Outside Of
our own country, il is especially the Catholics who
viii read the accounts Of the Council with intense
interest. They generally know that, as Louis Ma
poaou recently stated in his manifesto the time viii
soon come when the United states viii count popu-
ll.ion Of more than lC0CCoOO0 Of people that then
our country VIII probably number O much larger
number;of Roman Catholic iuhabi.aut, and Of
Roman Catholic bishops than any country in
the world; and that, therefore, in general councils
and in Catholic conventions, containing representa-
tyes Of all the countries Of The world the Catholics Of
the United States may soon rank foremost
There is another consideration which gives 20
the meeting in Baltimore special importance for
Catholics and nor-Cattoiicl from Americans aud
uoa-Ame-clls. THIS IS TIE uar.st.aiued freedom
will Which Oh, Bishop of tac EAt and Wet, to. tae
South sid 80. D, AID o.. Lead y. -s -a. u.aas.i.
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orders r. have h'3n e7t8'ir--l among ,' h'. '''''
According % Che cali o. the Pope ara n 1cf 'lauoe
With tic iaRs or lde C,a.,l. 10 perm 'n BIAS 20
De sskcd Of any Federal or STATE alil'... 1o re-
s.-1'r. '5 p-' ufor tlos io.ha-l'o %" pledges ore
q kci Of tl.~ 70 obey obnoxious S.a.' hH5i and
vhentlo.rrc55,l,.o1s lay- lseaa-- - i-t Pope
te-uay proc i'm thcm 30 every town end VILLAGE and
enforce them ir means ot e7-rJ ccc-'''' ,i 't'l'l
they have @, t1-re'mill1i. t-' lie.e' y. .''-' '.-
s7cc.bctvec1 orr country 3D.. cnlafr %. Ll-'le Is
striking. u France .2. span. f'..Ns'.' A1'-.--'
Prussia, AID h--' no Na'.'- '..A,. ,'.'- l--
without the PIE o-s PERMISSION o. l-e COY .'-- De
Mot OF the Cow. ~. A,. "...'
PERMISSION u a--e~' as ,'
i--t taai' ia--A as u. UP.
'H1t syEod' O.. D'-ol '-'-.-..' .-'.- ga .''
tha Bishops ID. Ga L--.--.---'eal i-'..',.' '-- Na-
-3nl.. viii. embrace OIL -.e D.--'- O.. -
should NEE. o., stated intervals. i '.-s',
especially tie N','1i. O'unetr a'e 'h-. .. '@l
occurrence Il ic'' 'a- OILY n'.''' ''-1'1 o.
this class in modern t-'e5 a. 'L-. -,.' y .-. 's.'
nan bishops ~ H-I'- p %. i'.'' .'.- '-
o-s revolution had proclaimed sd. l.a'ol % 'a.'eA
and State, AMI tlc --c-,15-sli % % '. nan L''.
p.rc. Thus The 7,-- ll,l oil sl 'l.',.'.
Couacl having t'a'1 .i',. III tine -..-1
states, Vi.1'-, any '-'' ..- vi ' !
Day ''e l'--'', r.. s...-.-., -,
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sg21u 90 IRE whole h'-iat O---'-, I.t~'''," VI
The ToElI' On tl' "A.--' I'D. - "i' .--
heads OF ING '-Ii'a I'D L-''i- -'' Az, -..'. ''.'
political institutions A1- '--5' i-- -.'' .' e..
Guiding l.as IN nave --'. ,.'.' '-- -.
dom ct religious To.'-.. ',--''N % ''.
other institutions "-," "' l'''
the American c-l-'' a-o17 ING
tel errors OF m'-e'S c-'"-.-.'l. '-. ''
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sTHE ETEYTtrL WORROW.

Tomorrow, the States OF PENNSYLVANIA, ONO,
INDIANA ana Iowa record their verdict on the Ad-
mnistration and "Polcy of Andrew johnson.
What that verdict viii be, the returns will show;
meantime, here s tire summing mp Of the adyices Of
our friends
PESSsYLvANIA viii choose GOyeno-.-2i Repre-
sentatvesin Congress. part of Senate and entire
House, Ohe Legislature having to choose a U. s.
Senator in tie place Of Edgar Coron for six years
from the 4th Of March next) and local officers.
Al least Six Hundred Tho1saud vote, will be pOled
considerably more than ever before. Each part :
has done and is doing its very utmost and whichever
is beaten will have this for 10 consolation The John
son Democracy processes entire confidence in its ability
to make Hester Cymer Governor and carry the State
generally Our friends say they viii elect Gen. Geary
by majority OF Fifteen TO Thirty Thousand, with
10 TO Is Of the Representative, in Congress, and a
decided majority IL either branch o.. the Legislature
We shall see.
An enormous Naturalization Ia, been effected in
the Iron and Coal region and the cities which are
generally scans; us. This will De balanced 10y the
dsanchiSemeut Of tessyters and drafsneaks If that
can be generally enforced; but We presume /, cannot
be- The Democratic Sta;e Committee assures the
dcetcrs t4at Ley can vote in defiance OF the act Of
Congress ard that Of the STATE Legislature and cites
a judicial opinion that only those who have been
regularly tried aEl convicted Of Jesertiou can be
precluded from voting. They have instructed their
local committees TO insist Oh every deserter voting,
and, where the election board. re likely to exclude
them transfer them Je.imes 20 other polling districts
where the boards are Democratic. Ii these instr1c.
tons are generally obayed, tLeyots for Governor viii
be close; but without The deserter> votes, Clymer,
II seems to Us, must 10 badly beaten. Lincolns
jority in 81 vts 2O,O55; last year on a moderate
vote, tie Republicans Lad little more.
omo chose q Governor last year, when Gen. J. d.
Cox (Uuon) rad % 9}t majority over Gen Geo. W.
Morgan Dem.) Lincoln had 20,759 m 90 and So
$50 in ca Members Of Congress sud some sabordin-
ate State and local officers now TO be chosen. The
total vote for Governor last year was 4l7,720 It will
probably rov be n,adya heavy as 10 %. when 1t
wa, io-a2. Tire GHiuqoG UiI be AZ rs, us, be-
,.... .-4.A@ "a IL, -, .,. .,al ..-.-S4,.4. %
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uEKycO-HlyDS OFF.

Tt. r. l. Tr-s Lls.this rela1kae.e malHe'to.
Irr N-,ie r-12N-Ne .'2e ' '' 80 -, ~
.-. a.. 81. .- t,-,. tr ----.r,.rr o-'r-a-i
s3- ,....,,,. ..-.,l. ,5r.....'-. la,
E.r-l .r G,r ar D., B.. Dol. so-r crouch 5..a.- m-
of IN l-.,. .,.--. e, - .' f.te .a .,c IT,
Tss-., la,. Gins Or DAG 511,-h.ne 20 f., q. e.-
t.t... as1. ID a.. ,.ia.. He. O.. .'e.e-t they o. 70
S.. o ~. ,. -..'. =. =. .. ,s u,.. ia -s
or- c,sa- u s a,t Is .Isit la,i. j. H.. G9'- - ..i
--. No ..- r.ar.. a '.iars On. relation, a,c ar
o--h 20 D. e ~. more al.' i' ., r- q e . o. ,-
-r-rt 70 ia..-r.. IN t.eir.-, 49, We ,tt, u
a.''5,,5 ,- IN. .,..r-.s Of a-,-c.v aai
a- i5.. ai ..s ut ar5a OBJ. J.g-..re @. Alzi I.,r
81 como. a'. ll ... d, h. 40 r . .. and a b..
1sa,l iai.-.,ao. d. popular v Vesee no t.l why
49,. ~, N ~ . r,,,i-c N f. 1ot at Nh impossible
Int We may sa..sl % sz. org -y prot, Jon 'y,5 i
'' UNA . l' D -. . IN ve s.o.. a,. ..sroal
20 tae demand Iw.l' 2-.ad Ai.. '...s u. ,.
power .-',r. Is r se W rrers.oa st positive aa:lr
n.y. !e'.l5 . %. . w.. a. a.'. -.i oder ia Nj
ico and open W 70 r p.epa rrqse' Of d. 2F7ca. ~
P'i'''. -'''
we beg al VINO are eAt'- oa 'A '1' I1'''.' .'-'
piracy to lavish tA' sweat ana blood oil inc American
people on Vl'J.e. utterly I".''s" 'o '-e' s'- Gnu
their interests, 10 Eo,e oli determine P'.''' '''
National Debt now eAaets iid t"en'le'A o. INC
earning OF oH' piei tAe cost Oh S"PPO'','5 o'''
Federal state ana ioe'' government '' ,'.J
yet here Is 'eAe"a 10Y opening He" 3, 90 -
bottom Of our treasury "A.cN '.' !o-5''. '.'
living is not likely to see ci''tL on O5-"r '' ''
iiz-ndien millions, Wc insist tuat 10 shall DC 4t-''
dated and secuted.
Ii would be absurd 70 tax OF ne Ions.'Itol III
connection with such JOB There i' hardly clause
Of that instrument which does not cy out agah'. H.
The bones OF Washington might well rattle ~ L.-
coffin at the bare suggestion OF moastrou' defiance
Of his wisely-cons.derci, iar-5ecng foreign policy.
Whether tie Government Of Jllrez Is more
" legitimate than that Of 0rtcm' or any other Of
the chiefs and military adventures tho according to
The Times are oo'1' 10 renew 'A' Su'E4'' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

the Re.erve whero there i now no serious contest
for Co1--,ss. The Republican, in 81 elected Il out
Of 70 R,?r. seutstiyes in Congress thaT ucln g. do
a vel this year. but arc more likely 20 lo-s one OF
two. II there was anything % cal or. their f1ll
vote on tho Resrrve we see not Row ths- aggregate
majority could an short q 10000. AID /, mg-: 20
q cher.
IsDiAyA (. the least Radical" " q. Tie Western
1''c7 o-.9isll,y Fcc-.lati % ,lT, h-- 11l-.A.o9
has .ae least infusion o. tie Nsw-E1-'1ai element.
was largely recruited from the uned1-l..l Poor
Whites" Of the Slave States and retains mos. @, the
Poor Waite" antpa,hy 20 niger So gaze
Lincoln Ia % tho snGlle5. majority, il proportion TO
Der aggregate vote, Of any Western safe. Coz.
Morton ia October hal 81, SO o7e- Il Donald lDan.,
Lincoln in No7amber had % 659 o-s- McCcllr-
ito vote being eighty rellcei-2-) 6-- in AZ. We
believe tie state viii poll 5Q0,0l- nov. and s-a- be
clal 70 chronicle a majority eg-l. @ ;Lat OF o.
C--1a vas 10 election l1st yea. s17e f9- Comfy
cGcars) The Democrats i1 "a elected Of tie II
Ea.r .a.l'.rls in Congress Cl'-gi one q them
wa uaeatel b. The Hose 90. ia-l a-l you'd
have carried auo.he- l4i net tie i1.el.e- COPPER
bo1l. insisted On dropping Wm. 5. Holman. WHO bad
voted mon and money fJr Tie Wax. and running lie
stead George Berry. Who wa- o.. their own s.rne'
and who lost tic strict d. c. minority
in 1881 vo.es Holman. W., ws-.l then
sl-a boon elected. l. 1o~ r---.lg 7-s.l. N.lrJ
every I.-.o. Is fc--a.g c0-.e-..l--hc great Lincoln
ms' - pouci al indianapolis (Ni-l- County,
having zen made up Of voters ln~a l..t- from '.-
pqr.. os .le State 90 attend cau-r lol.1.- &C..
Who haze ro,aIy d.sr--s d ere tI.9. Tic Demo
c-lt. 4-s hoping TO gan tie III. Tt. Win,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

The Rebel debt IS - $50 ,CCo,CCC. The Cou.t.t--
,ional Amendment forever prohibits be payment The
Constitutional Amendment equazes representation 10
al the States. Yet it is opposed by The CoPperhoads IL
defiance G. the alarming Tact Chat f the Rebel States
admitted to Congress without the passage Vi tie
Amendment it would only require ne votts Of y
Northern Coprerbeads in the House, auJ : in the
Senate, To- Aakc The assumption Of Die Rebel
debt Fo-s.J,s. Th.s wocld double he N3LoLal
deb. G- b.. Natima, az1- Nh. shall -.y thot
tier. .. -t d.nrrt go c,. g. C.a-.teal
ty Tie If.sl.acT these y, ho.a..4 .a--. aG4 would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

The South viii drop A. lrew Johnson nd tAe Cop
perheads like hot iron the momen. they see that they
arc without power Already is tie air Of the whole
country below the Potomac fun Of nu,tgred rage
against the unprnc.pIed politicians who, w.tEou,
party to fulfill their promises. have maled the South
into false position Of wild hope and arrogant de-
nands. Tie greatest boon We can confer upon tie
men Of the South is 70 satisfy them by oycrwLelu-
ing Radical in support Of Congress that the acoI
ton by them Of the Constitutional Amendment Is n
necessity from which they cauno. po aly escape
They wiz forthwith quietly take their place, in The
Government, and 60 70 wo.k toupJuiId the mater.a.
ruin which they suicidllly wrought by Rebellion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

We have already given several specimens o. Mayor
HoAnaus speeches during the war. Here is another
version Of the ex-Rocorlers' plea for revolution:
Il can only denouuce tie proclamation for an election
IN Tennessee and ii Lincoln l. elected and inaugurtcd
on these principles rH ierestf by fo'ce. Two per
sons win then claim 10 be President, and know on which
side the fighting men win be found
The gentleman who took notes Of this speech says,
in letter to a prominent citizen OF SngSng, "Ivill
neyec forget the impression made y Ibis speech. IL
spirit it was denuncatary O. tho Hss5ud an apology
for Rebels Alr Hoffman, who calls himself tie
young mans candidate or Governor, bow asks votes Of
those whose betrayal in the h.ur Of greatest dangerhe
shamelesslv courseled. We 10 not believe they viii
vote for d foolish young man or @ bad one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

TIE Haato,d Times Democratic gives an addition
Of ~ toms in Connecticut which have gone Ropuh-
H3ln. making, with our former figures, 90 in all Ten
more are added TO the Democratic towns, which
would make thci. assumed number A.. Among them
are Bolton, Washington, Kent, oxford, Sterling and
Broolfeld. which gave maio,ite, for Gov. fawiey in
March. and which we do not believe have elected
Democratic tickets. Ncrtovn which had been reck-
oaed a Radical gain, IS claimed TO- 'he Democrats.
Allowing THE the Republican towns stand 90 at least
independent Of the SIS claimed as gains by the Demo
Gratis, but which arc no doubt ,,.ll Republican. Wood
bury joins the divided towns seven in all, aud the
number Of towns heard from is il3 As these are
about al that have voted now enabled to say
that our calculations are verified Two-thrdS Of the
Connecticut towns have gone Republican, and 10 Of
these are admitted gains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

The American Freedmans Union Commission is to
hold SPECIAL meeting on Wednesday snd Thursday next
In tac CITY Of Baltimore. ChetJu-ticc Chase, Gen.
Howsrl Hon Ward Beccher, Judge Russell Of Boston
aud Others Of ke distinction, are mentioned rs smo0s
those who 20 be present The Object o: tie meeting IS
70 give tn 10 the cause in Maryland, and impetus TO
nesyo ol1clon and elevation throughout The southern
States generally. Maryland deserves well Of dc Republic
or tte par; she has acted in matter. Having taken
the ,ai ia Emancipation 81 is now setting az example
h her sister States Of TIRE South in the matter Of negro
elnca on. An association has beer formed IN Baltimore
Tor that purpose which-sdel by the American Freed
mans Union Commission, OF which it is bT1ch-has
established and maintains in successful operation up
ward o. 20 free linens schools conducted chiefly by North
era tc'cacu This is good beginning q O eood work
and deserves encouragement from az WHO love t-elr
OoaBiIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08


TIE increase Of saa-c. voted by Congress hl. been
dishonesty used bv Democrat, members Of tha.
body (1ll of whom voted for the increase, and draw
their salaries t. the utcmot h-.Linr u.ler the new
appropriately as IN argument eg1!nst the " Rad.-
Gals" TIE friend, Of The Hon. Calvin T. HuiJurd.
member Of Cjn-gcs, from ,le XYIII District Of this
State, ana candidate f- reelection, VII answer this
Impeachment by tie circulation of the following con-
elusive letter from TIE sergcmtatAuns OF the United
States House of Representatives. We commend it TO
the friends Of Congress everywhere:
H.r-r or 70 'sr-.Nr WIVES
N-a.l.. .t.H. ID. O.. O.+. % l-t,.
Hon. CALrr T. HTBrED, NJ. C-Ag Dear SIR; I
hay. J.ou Informed by ,hc Hon. ElTa-d II. Rollins that
Democ.atc newspaper In go.r District b.. PaNLhel The
statement that you have drawn TIE extra 300 voted to
Member. OF Conucss ot the last session.
AZ the above statement dolht.ess made for pot-
ell effect, deem It duty which owe 20 sour constitl
elts as well IS yourself tostlie:
Frsl That an payments to members Of the Rouse Of
Representatives pass through this Office.
S,-on That you have not drawn nor received enc dol
lar of extra compensation.
Third. That Hc7riy frcy Dm0ergtc h7s d'rl~H
ard ,ecered erery d0Hqc Of the extra om0ri which the
law would give him, while large HpuJTe a. ttc ReP.b-
hcqH members hare decAci % ace-p' The al0pt rgid 10
item. Very respectfully, yours SC.
y c. ORDwAY. Sergcaut-ct-Arms, L. >. II. Reps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

Tie Republicans of the XVIII Nal-Uni'omly
Jac Of the best organized and best fought Wards in
og- C.ty-l0st eyeuiUspresented CHAHL2s SPENCER,
es4 q, their unanimous and enthusiastic choice for
Congress. They back tbNt choice by 5000 votes, and
tle5 urge their brethren Of the Iyth and XVIII Wards
% consider that the XVIII Ward has never had
canldltc ior Congress since the Republican party
was organized, while it has uniformly poiicd Repub-
lean vote much larger in proportion than that OF the
whole City. Believing their claim strong oad their
candidate most deserving, we urge the Republicans
Of tho IXth and XVIII to accede TO it, in the confident
hope that Nj Spcncer's nomination would insure
at least one Republican Representative from our City,
whose best efforts, well q. his vote, would always
De given to'the cause OF Freedom. Progress end HUI
I-Lu-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

Three unprovokel attacks upon Union ne !
reported in our column to dag. A meeting -
by the Southern loyalists was broken up @'V
bead crowd IN Cairo, H.. andm PhiladePhAT'
professions we've attacked with pistols and o.
q number of persons woUnded-onoTafaas1
There is but one way 10 answer these 90
ceptng that of legal punishment. Lane
answer at the Polls tomorrow The sls :
dom is the cause Of Order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
Nrm-2lork Daily Gfi6nnE
MONDAY. OCTOBER : 1850.
NEWS OF THE DAY
nm pENDINg CANVAss

TIL IkNBlNb IAN b A.
Pap Fair sos nominated aa 81. -iaf - nc .-
,.--... sofSt Louis fr the Lover n -e Lo1sai'--.
T. c interior Of the state or M,s11r le-c Is e.t c--
90 -l.r among tEe iadl.t',. sac. Do G. e.lttleii UT"
s. ~ . ga. 1nty OF 1900.
or Sl'urlev, the National EiI .. rsT Illinois, VS.
-JF i.t 10 hcsr judge Wa-srTtl sgstf TO fanrI.-a
ssy ,ia. Illinois will give 5000 Req.btral majority.
lie -a ical prospects n l7v1 are hrEr' aaj g9E.rc
'..zi evary day No'hi1g be helps. 80 koyr7I.an
,ese moe than "My Policy o, tho Pre- Dent. Tho r.
p. jle'4 gain VIII BE- large. This es..)a flln ever.
Tho Irlu. Elijah HE vas cs-'1 or S..~-'fy 10 c --
gas from The I'D D-tr.e 81 Kentucky, - III t-3 ra-
e'1 r. occasioned boy the d3ath o. Heay On4cr
Gen Brtlcr addrcsse3 an mmelss ss1s o. C.nr.I-
11. Saturday. lie strongly aGrocA.et te irl' che
nr.. u the President because D. 81. st 90 b17s t''
s!i-i1 public hatred. rdcuI' ana contempt, '00 POI
.--L-r.-. u.el Tie roE-r nL rc.A.a. "a l..J.l.I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

"RADlCAL TO THE Corr q" RI'"1t "
BACKBaSEl" are notices consniel's w.
in every Republican political process, =
the North aud West. Al epithei p2au =
10 the opponents OF the policy Th'' -. -
the Rebels to power mas been joJ;ulJ 80
proudly worn. Yes! the people ar ~,
rooted IN their determination 70 haze ~,
under which oil men, irrespective o. 'o~
sl>ll enjoy freedom OF labor, freedom " 80 =
equality Of rights. CncompromaAs tll .. I,
character of the polite. that will lo'i1'~
Try henceiortl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
Buslucss Notices.


,..f. de-, s.. VEN. tech D. Sob. o. tsdJ "''''
....,,.,. ,sorE. r,i 90 a-'g 70 ''-i'
....i .ts. be- u.si s.-a-.. -s i'a.si -
$500, . .,l.-,.1 ..ll,l VEL vial '.-.y' "'i-s' ..'
~ s.is-- ,7sn by r--ree 70 man '' .' -
l,,.. q. .ls rrs.,- Ls... use -- DO -.'..
..,...J-s. a t.sa sv o'r,.'srsf.'' e.
H,.rr-7rv. cyrrosIrrD s1oSioH B'T'Fr'
,-..s %. teas n to-i5. - 1s,.--.as e.. f..
,...... r.soos5.s .--u, tie ase g t -' b.
5000, ..or,.. o., asssass Anon. Go vaoo' l- -.
......,. .. dorr. power, CT a...rs a s-ai i.'a--s
,....s..,a. of es f,g..J pty.s. hrs. osya-''~' .,.
,5,, -. f.sa .a'. ,r calar, ,ua aara'sr. Do i.s'-
,,f..,t Oh. ts 1...l sai r-r7e-, ',sm.--ss
:. ... 80 ore .-oasisd. end Or o-.vs-.s O, 7--., TIE
..i..s-, 3D. 90. o-7oss. the t1.i,a.svr Of Bs .-ss 's
,...-...at.a Or. De- lt-s VII a.-s,Iy lr. ap.'..'
Co.,. ...l5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

holders more reluctant to sell and others moro eager
to bug securities which ore seen 70 he steadily r.Hg
iu value And. Dr. continuing 10 '7T up and e.
ti1rrf,h 20 fa-, G. Le can. with ether Con o..
Currency, the Secretary would soon Le able 20 t''s'
q FIVE per cent Coa-G O, laE or over ahso.. z
therein most Of our D., and tins reducing i-e
annual inte-es. OF lcas. Twenty Millions.
Can any one reconcile The Secretary daily n-'..
with the doctrines o. Bis Annual Report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

Tie needless oriai.Torent voter jutihshf
from the poll, by the old excuse "0ns w
make no appreciate difference in the rs'l' 4
every Union voter sloud act on Iii aFgu1
there Is no reason why al shoull not, Il tarI
one-tho Coppe-helds woald elect lHri
Waste no time il excuses Vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

Tie removal Of good Union mea iI0n ~ ID.
appointment Of Copperbeads, las u s' ~. :
good TO the Union cause. A s9rfe'p'1.''- -
burg. Pennsylvania, writes IS i
every one in this vicinity that The Te'nD' I.s
'disafected officials has aone more =. =
publican party Of this coaa.Fy than 81 = =, ,
made during The campaiss, and as 'ssA .,.s
cratic vote being strengthened enoIs- - y
mer 10 carry the cOuz;y, Is siI i''' "A D.
County will give tia gallant G:'T', - =.
Geo. Miller. Radical candidate i@ - 80
majority-more than ever before. ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

Barton II. jerks Of Brido,burg, Penn, uaaufGc.
tCrer Of cotton aud wooden machinery and fed mus.
kets, employs ], $50 mcr. lie issued al order on
Saturis- 20 bis foreman 10 close tie works a. noon Of
election DAY, to enable every voter in the establish
melt 70 discharge hi duty to the country at thepOs
aud 10 ue6i, er.ry man on me PagroH ,eid H doys
rOnk--an example watch We commend for imitation
70 every Republican manufacturer IN tie country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

Northampton Coga'r, Pennsylvania. gir
Mcclellan. Our correspondence non E1se
thar it is not thought it can be increased Q |
large number Of ioge.gners have been naia
swell the Democratic vote. b.. few Rcpl,ltl
dozen in all, have turned against us. II
gained as many from them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

The preparations in all the STATE ls.el
lion to adopt the Constitutional Amcni1
mpidly taking the foundations on. from
Democratic party That structure ii IS
audibly tgmbling % utter and final flia. "a
side OF II, who h1cl Tot an obstinate ta5RkE9
lad better hurry ont oft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

Mo] Anna Dickinson will deliver Ter new pol cal
icctG, entitled The Rejected Stone az tie C0oit lH.
situc next Tuesday evening. j. p'ea OF co1Isefr
Impsr, III stce the basis of Reconstruction I. a1s
aove-od or tho 6r,t time Thursday evening ot thS-
A,iio..y o., Music IN Philadelphia. 90 @ crowded and
easo. yt, " .s cs- s~ ross spontaneous. 90 .h.t
feel. suj io,s1 Or a"... h. ..s"5' Of bus
agd "a. .....a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

In the With District, Ohio. the vo'
stood 1898 Union % $3.50 DemocTatic-iS
of 1920. The loyal moa expect 70 do Oe's
correspondence ,lotes:
The work goes ol barely in this p'hi'a
aud we sha1 return Doe Hon. G.. ;. HaallioS, o.
for Congress, by az increased majority a7ah,h.
that stern staff Which can 10 neither aiiisr@
f