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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

THE SoUTH FLOODED WITH COUNTERPART U. S.
CURRENCY. Reports received at the treasury de-
partment state that the Southern States are at
present flooded with counterfeit United States
notes, national bank notes, and fractional cur
rency of every denomination. One of the treas.
the Southern cities, observed that an immense
quantity of this spurious money is circulating there
among all classes who, with few exceptions, acr
cept it as readily as the genuine. the detective
received, while making some trif5ng purchases,
nearly one-half his change in couaterfeit money,
and being desirous of ascertaining some estimate
of the amor2' c this trash in circulation, sei2Ed
upon the money I" tillsn of several merchant
doing quite an extensive business, and discovered
! felt which consisted of United Sites noses o
various issues and Denominations. and the deRnmi
nations OF fractional currency, and quite nambe
of counterfelts on national banks OF the Mort
| and West.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

The Philadelphia Age has called the public at
tenton to the testimony printed by Congress, and
taken before the so called Reconstruction COM
mittee." 1t contains the statements of fifty wit
nesses, of whom twenty-three are Northern men
and six negroes. Among the witnesses examined
was this same Judge John C. Underwood. On the
tenth page occurs portion of his evidence, which
the Age states is taken word for word from the
volume
O. What is the standing at present in Virginif
of Jefferson Davis, in point of popularity?
| A. He is not as popular as General Lee by any
means. He is, how >er, regarded Ms their repre-
sentative man, but know that he is not really al
| highly esteemed as many others.
| Q. What are some Of the principal defects il
| his administrative career!
A, think they have complained of his wan
of firmness, as they called it. and Underwood 10
quitu1) his lenienoy 10 prisoners. He is certain.
| not as popular as Genera Lee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

TAe excellent preparations of Dr. Chaplin, by
~. use of which he gained so great popularity
J. the treatment and cure of dyspepsia, liver COM
plaint constipation and palpitation of the heart,
and all diseases arising from indigestion aud torpid
liver, was none other than what is now put up
under the name of Red Jacket Stomach Bitters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

A PUNGENT SERMoA.--Sr- jerome, in one of his
sermons rebuked the woraen of his day in words
so apropos to those, of modern times, that We can
| not forhear copying them:
| All, shall tell you who are women that scan
dalize Chri tians. They those who dauh then
cheeks with red. and their eyes with black those
| who plaser Their faces too white to be human
| reminding us # idols--thOse who cannot shed a
/ tear without its tracing furrow on the painted
surface of hheir faces-lhose whose ripe years fail
to teach chem that they are growing old those
whose head dresses are made up OF other peoples
| hair-thWse who chalk wrinkles into the counter
| felt preaentimeut of y0uth, and those who aztec
the demeanor of has full maidens in the presence
Of troops OF grandchildren
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

DEMoCRATIo DISTRICT CONVENTION IN CAyfp-
BELL COUNTY, KY.-The Democracy of the II xth
Congressional district of Kentucky held a con ven
ton in Newport yesterday, and appointefI Col.
James Taylor, of Campbell, and Hon. j, I'm W,
Stevenson, of Kenton, as delegates to II .e Pbia,
drlphia convention Hon. William G. Nj .rshaU OF
Bracken and J, W. Leathers, of B oone, were
appointed as slternatps. The folic wing gentle
men were recommended for the state at large
Hon. l.. W. Powell, Hon. Gorret.t Davis, Hon R
| H. Stanton and Eon, James Gu hrie,
Iuincnnati Enquirer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

The great object of persons who have become
debilitated, and feel forewarned Of disease, is a
remedy Many think that billiousness is the cause,
and use medicine which but feeds the disease. To
all who feel thus we suggest that they try bottle
of the Red Jacket Bitters, which will inYigorate
the system and produce perfect health.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

CHLORIDE OF 'LME.-James CONCEAL, wholesale
druggist, No. 20 st. Charles street, has for sale
Fifteen or twenty tons of chloride of lime. This
valuable disinfectant might be of great in pre-
serving the health of our people and staying the
progress of disease, if judiciously distributed in
filthy portions of the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

CHOLERA SPECWIo.-Mr. James CONCEAL 20 St.
Charles street, adyertises to-day cholera specific
prepared from prescription of an eminent ply
sician of this city, and said to be very valuable
and reliable medicine, put up mainly according to
the formula of regular practitioners. See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

Upon the health of the teeth depends the purity
of the breath. Preserve them unblemished by the
use of the famous sozodont that perfectly harm
less vegetable preparation, and you will never
rngrat IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

General E. X Smith has left Lynchhurg, with
adopted as lis place of residence He will enter
at once on the discharge of his duties there in
connection with the telegraph and the insurance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08
FOCAL 5ntelligente,


The Madison repairing at Gretna, lost her
upper works by fire on Monday night The steam
tug Reliance, throwing steady stream of water
on the burning steamer prevented her total loss.
The Madison was damaged to the extent Of about
s7OGO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

PICKw1oK CLUB-Members of the Pickwick
Club are referred to the notice of Secretary Bing
ham, from which it will be seen that the club holds
a special meeting this evening at Y o'clock, for
the initiation of newly-eected members.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

and while the city might be made by it one of the
ceaUliest, it is now yiainously dirty.
The president remarked that on visiting the
Marine Hospital, the stencil in the neighb0rhood
from the Stagnant canals and filth was abom-
nable
After some further remarks, the board ad
! ioQrned,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

The popularity of fishing is ascribed to the
great uncertainty about thu operation, WhIcA
appeals 10 the gambling instincts Of humanity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

rom the Rev Joseph Il. Kennsrd, Pastor of the Tenth
Baptist Church
have been frequently requested my With
concentrations of different kinds of medicines but regarding
the practice of my appropriate sphere have in all
Gases declined with clear proof in various Instances
and particularly my family of usefulness of Dr.
Hooaands German Bitters depart for from my usual
course to conviction that for general debility
of the system especially tor Liver Compl IL lis safe
and valuable preparation. In some cases it fail, but
usually doubt not 1t will be very beneHca those who
suffer from the above causes
Yours, very respectfully,
j. H. KENNARD, Eighth ST., below Coates
Philadelphia, December 24, 1854.
Rev. s. Herman of the German Reformed Church Kutz'
town Berks county, Pa cured of Dyspepsia OF twenty
years standing.
A. spangler editor of the cuurist No % North Sixth
street Philadelphia says this Bers recommended to MN
by medical friend bottles cured him OF complete
prostration OF the system.
Rev. j. Newton Brown D. D., editor of the Encyclopedias
Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle, Philadel
phia:
Rev Thomas Winter D. d. Pastor of RoxborOugh Baptis
Church:
Rev Levi G. Beck Pastor the Baptist Church. Pemberon
J formerly of the North Baptist Church. Philadelphia
at present the Baptist Church Chester, Pa
These gentlemen express, in the strongest TERMS thei
favorable opinion of this Btters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

Persons suffering with dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from disordered state of the stomach,
should at once obtain bottle of the Red jacket
Stomach Bitters. No family should be without
them They are for sale by all druggists through
out the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

beware of COunterfeIts!
See that the signature of sc. NJ JACKSON" is on the
wrapper Of each bottle.
should your Druggist not have the article do not be
nut of by any the intoxicating preparations that may be
qed in its place. but send US, and will forward
securely packed by express
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFAOToRY,
No. 0s1 Arch street, Phll"deIPhl"' Penn.
JONES & EVANS,
tsuccessOrs to G. NJ JACKSON 4 co.,
PRoPRIEToRs
pOr sale by Druggists and in every town in The
United s's'e' BARNES, WARD co.
New Orleans, Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8. 1866.

lELBGRAPHIC DISPATCHES. !.
Presidential Inquiries Of Gen, Sheridan
ARRIVAL OF THE YACHT ALICE IN ENGLAND.
Philadelphia Convention Elections in
Baltimore.
THE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND AND At ANTWERP INCREASING.
American Vessels ouarantined in Spain.
European Affair not to Prevent the
Paris Exposition.
THE EXPLOSION ON THE STEAMER LYTLE.
WILSON DEN0UNCES THE PRESIDENT AND EDUCATES
THE COLORED PEOPLE,
NEW SYSTEM OF COTTON LEGISLATION
LATER FROM CHIHUAHUA VIA SAN FRANCISCO
FROM EUROPE. 9Th INST
THE PRUss1ANs IN BAVARIA
THE ITALIAN NAvY--TRooPs DIsBANDED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

rFron, the Rev E d Fenda, Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, rhadephiA
have derived decided benefit from the use OF Hoohands
<4arpsu Bters and privilege recommend them
ea most valuable tonic to al suffering from general
debility or from arising from arrangement of the
liver Yours trHly, f. " FENDAhLA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

TFrom Rev. Wm Smith, formerly Pastor of the Vincentown
and Mllvle IN J) Baptist Hhurehes.l
Having my family number OF bottles =" your hooh
lands German Bitte say that regard them as an
excellent medicine specially adapted t" remoVe the diseases
they are They strengthen and invigorate
the system ebsed and useful in disorders OF the
Hyer oss of appetite etc also recommended them &c
aave of nv friends who have tried them and found then
greatly beneficial in the restoration of health
You're truly,
VIM SMITH, s66 Hutchinson st., PhilsdsiphiA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08
ARRIVAL OF THE YACHT ALICE IN ENGLAND
Philadelphia Convention Elections in
Baltimore.

THE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND AND AT ANTWERP INCREASING
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08
LATER FROM CHIHUAHUA VIA SAN FRANCISCO
FROM EUROPE, 9Th INST.

THE PRUss1ANs IN BAVARIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08
European Affair not to Prevent the
Paris Exposition.

THE EXPLOSION ON THE STEAMER LYrIE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08
WILSON DENOUNCES THE PRESIDENT AND EDUCATES
THE COLORED PEOPLE.

NEW SYSTEM OF COTTON LEGISLATION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

rFro, the Rev D Merrtgo Pastor Passyunk Baptist
Church PhiladelphiA
From the many respectable recommendations given to DE-
Hoo6apdrs German Bitters igdaced to give them
trial After using several bottles them to be good
remedy for debility, and excellent tonic for the
toon.b D. MERRIGE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

American Vessels Quarantined in Spain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

Crescent Book and Job Establishment,
No "a CAMP STREET,
Between EascheE and Poydras. D-,.n.
, 1866-04-17
Valuable Productive Property
AT AUCTION,
TO Close an Estate.

WIN be sold at Auction at the nnsth door Of tne
the s0h day Of Apt1s 1856 1t Ii O'Clock T. H. the pro-
psfy k3oEn % noe's Binding. Gontin: - feet escn
so4tn Gla+E s'!eot Clark street brtd.e. 91oco may
of years as may be agreed UPON.
The building y IA good repalF and condition. fulahed
In offices sud rooms throughout With rent roll OF
marty $ cor. and bring IN the business hear: Of the
city: mist ever Be among the most valuable and Re"
~ Mes6rs, Sc1nmoE. McCaK0 & Fuller, AttoEn1es.
Also. at the saur lime aud place the south 3e Actts
Of lhe f. Of southeast quarter Of Section 20 Town.
ship &, Forth Of kADge u, Ea*t-
For further particulars inquire OF the undersigned
on the premises.
Or. .RgMsEY, E1 scu.oEs snd 4 Trustees M Of
j. =. RrMSET. Estate Of U. ". Dole.
Chicago. ApFjl 1tth. ISSS. n3{6 net
, 1866-04-17

=. III. WILSON reported, without amendment from
the Gon'Wittee on Military A1ttr., io1nt sesoiu~
ton appointing 1uanaeets for n Natienaf Asylum
Mt. RAMSEY. d Minn., presented a bill, which
was referred to 'he Comm'tsee on Ftnance- for the
e&tabllthment OF ONCE. Tor melting, uassylae aud
Antti0, Nevada; santa IL. New Mexico: san L.fs
Elsy- Al Boise City: Idaho i. Virginia CRY In
Mon'ans. md II Dulot1 IN Msnnc.o,a. n. re-.
similar % The act establishing ,he New YORK
A.say ofice. Option il C1scn 10 the miner 10 re-
ceive LIS to1a tn bars or ingots les two per
cnt for coft OF r.*4yin.. or III lieu fh-reoF 10 re-.
er1vr Eold notee Of Certificates. payable It min:s in
*an francisco or Philadelphia, which shall lie re-
Nr. RAMSEY Introduced a resolution authorx-
Ing The appointment Ola cooatn.ss1on, 10 conxirs Of
three otcsr. Of tbe Cops Of Eng tor 'por: a,
the ne1t kc.ttuu, On iue tesf plAta An1 proper
Places Of BRIDGING the Mississippi River. with ihc
least impeachment to navigation. aud uplrnpratine
41o,ooo u dr,tay expenses. The pFeano'e tets
railroad trans ,ortatoa aesoss tn r:c-. and Al the
eame lime not 1nped1ne naslsn'ior.
ME. WILSON reported. tnm the M1fftary Com
rn1ttee, without amendment, a hll 10 provide for
National dc3ecce without c.pcnFe. by establishing
. volunteer rDiiila force II Las oecn published
IT, EoWAN prcecnted concurrent resolution
OF tue New York Legislature, asktns Congress to
appropriate ss7s,6s6 to pay for clothing furnished
Toa1ata1 M1 WilsoS, 4 from tbe ZANE conmrt. re-
reEted re- olution Of tbanlt 10 Gen- Hineock.
ME. STEWART Oht1eda a 1o1ut !sstaGsluA tu1 tucc I
dl4eou,tuusnce Of the branch 1nlut At Ne* t!Eeane
and the appropriation Of tte machinery - re
branch mini il Nesad8. hetrEred 10 me Sesa-
ntttec on Fiuance
". n0WAhU calt ID up the LII to re*cird tbe
otdeT o. Ne ife 'dept uefl.uAtlng the sfnl3 ~ 7
and tac1ar hHlrpad branch of fhr thr1fc tall.
10 lhe Q der referred 10 waf issued BY T5tsc III
Lincoln III utrt1nbef, 1et;{
NJ 81 GRiMES s'1 oAerea a.ubs'i'usc for NJ: uoT'
rnao to constutt their road upon he bcxt and mott
d,rcc: route .no1ec1 10 the furhez approval oi The
prca,dent- In the c9u1se Of the debala NJ. Nj
pr: onal interest tn The hill and ii II he NM f1i
"a sing the It'll with rlew TO his onu 1a:,:re.ia
and without regard 10 ihc common interest, '
Mr. tOkNEoo end. eIc1sedlr. III r. Mcoou.
gall HaR not in propoF condition 10 know xhat be
WIS ea.tng.
Mr Mc6OrGALL pronounced this ta1ee.
A lonc c1flpoQv f10E nI4ce l+, HA N-4ers. Nc
DuUGALL and COSNESS. tn which highly exc1t.
--1pR 6ord- ~t1e used. Nj. MebouEaA WIS ac1e1al
ttnlee Saljed 10 order.
I INF! V0kEESs., The Senator (AeDq9ga1) does
, 1866-04-17

Making 1racd total
The Drawing will take place inter- tbs Couee1t On the
stage OF the Opera House, where 1890 persous eaE
W1ruessit. 4 Committee will be appointed BY tba
dlente to sUpczntend the SANG. All purchasers and
sEenta will he supplied with correct lists Of drawing
toon published Tickets for sale 1t tha Pruct.
psi Hotels. Eook and Music Stores in the city, and
at our Office 80 uesTbozst. Price fl.00 each. Gent
BY mall OF receipt Of price and at1mp for return gos
tage.
Good and reliable A9euts wanted In evy city, town
ard Village In The United States. to whom great t.
ducrmenss AZ onsssd. References required.
, 1866-04-17
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of tath separate auhsctibeE.
Money br draft r. o. order. express or IN registered
letters, ruay BE- sent ut our rasE.
all communications should be add1e&aed to
, 1866-04-17
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This book discusses matter. Of Immediate and cn.
sro.Alnx interest," pertaining 10 Reconstruction ut the
South ii Ia the record OF observations Azde by the
author during journey Of several moatas IN uum'
er OF the southern states ater the CESSATION Of has
TITLES. He had every opportunity to mite The effect
produced upon the people OF the South II the com
pltte 1nntht1ton Of their military powet and 10 oh
strye the change caufed By the zeconsrscton policy
Of the President. He was brought In contact with
representatives. Of III classes from provisional Hos.
ernoss to rice negroes, and be gives u accounts Of
his conversations with various pc1son with relor-
ence 10 wh4t IL called the %ueero qQesntn" lie de-
sertbes the Conventions held IN North and South
Carolina and GeoRs. 10 Ret upon the policy Of the
esldent lhe present condition OF thltSs at AndcT~
sonsl,le Saisbury, and Fosrnce scenea 10 the fEack
ofSheruan's aFuy: and the charatter1ttca Of socla
life IN the interior Of South Carolina antEeosg1a
The Ecrk Il marked By the ea1ne frrass and clear
utta Of statement which caused the authors Letters
IRON the South to Be 70 e1teuslve1y dpcd apl 20
tss9}J 1ean.
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NINTH w ARD.

Cu1cAuo. April l6, 1856.
We, the undersigned, duly appointed inspectors ut
the Primary Meeting held IN the oh Tard on Thurs
day last. for the nom1nauon Of Republican candi-
dale tnG Alderman Of kald Ward. and ior
Constable Of said Nxrd. do hereby certify
Tint such Primary Meeting VET fairly ana properly
conducted and al The usakes Of thc Republican party
coMrl1td With
And III persons which ne. The undersigned. did not
helleye proper tot, ~ were excluded from voting.
AID slat Cyrus IL Jonex was At sneh 1'rtmRsy Meet
inr pontnated ~ the Republican candidate In said
Ward. GEO. GARNER,
F. c. RtsDWN.
GEO F. LETZ
CHIcAGo. april l6, 1876.
Understanding thst Alderman NoodAsd deslEus BE-
ing I canuld&tc for Alderman Of The
Nipth Ward Ut the election to be
state th4t We were present At conversation between
c. X, Joces and said Nooda!d Il tue Primary Meet
Ing On Thursday Last, mud heard tO1h Jones and
Woodsrd pledge themselves each % The other that
whoever received tue uoutnAtlon Aho1la hare the
hearty support Of the otheE. T!0S: MCNAMARA,
r
, 1866-04-17
Nfm a1bcrttBeurrtB.
ALDERMAN
FO1l THE
NINTH :" ARD.

The nomiaet:on Of {. R. JONES, E4q- for Alderman
for the GtntL ts!h> Ward. nj The Primary Meeting
held last Thusday. being made We BELIEVE in the
interest OF The Horse Railroad Company, and theno.
lnasioo being SECURED under the garb Of Republican,
ism b5 those who had right to cnat their votes In
a,td zueetnG-many being non-residmts Of lhe Ward,
otae1k being nnlowful rotcrs IN tho Ward and Sill
greater number being those who are wellkno*n
DemoeEatt-and who publicly boast that their yotea
es1ed the nom1nattou for Mr. Jones be It therefore
RtAofred, Thxt such nomination. etcurrd In such
mauntJ, has no binding elect upon ~ Rennbli.
obtained hls Domination BY ftauduItnt snd uniair
Wean. @ eat xs plsdSe o4t aaiIaxs aod 1ndaenee for
to bare sred 1sithfnuy IN The Cornell. during the
lRft two yenrs Tho public ELon he eIeCted rep
k%tndlta. =
, 1866-04-17
T1cKNoH 4 T1uLDs, Boston.
Publish this Dsy.
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II Romance.
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"Atptodei" Is d Eenu3nc romance. written IN IN
original .rln Of great purity Of fce!na md rortrays
,1ec!al character with peculiar poetic fidelity. The
story IL American III MI tt Lit xatons and experience.
and ns tEat powrf Of interesting the reader wllch
canrpt bt resisted.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11
am. Conklin Boutwell ana plov

ham, Conklin Boutwell, and Blow.
This will be reported to the House
and Senate tomorrow, and an early
day fixed upon for its consideration.
The proposition embodies the delib
crate judgement Of the ablest and
truest men in Congress. ~ rf'~f
After four months of the most
searching investigation and dispas
sionate discussion, among the men,
bers In committee, 1t is believed u Q
plan will meet the entire sanction OF
all shades of opinion and sentiment
Thus far, no man among the Union
members of either House has express.
ed any dissent from this plan.
The friends Of the President gave
assurances, tonight, that II Congress
carries out the scheme in good faith,
it will receive his approval and CO.
operation. Neither of his organs
here, it is stated, will commit them
selves upon the proposition to. nor
row. Thsddeus Stevens avows his
readiness to acquiesce in the meas
ure. The Lieutenant General ex-
presses his approval, and no meas
ure of Congress has challenged such
universal assent in all quarters. 1t
is not anticipated that any material
will be carried, and the
states will be invoked to convene
their Legislature so as to secure Its
adoption by loyal States, thus stimu-
lating concurrent action by the States
lately in rebellion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

1t is a we'll known fact that when q
party has lost the patronage which
attends on administration controlling
the Government. its adherents gen
orally act with indifference concern
inc the interests OF the Government
Whenever the Democracy are out ol
power, they make it point to en-
courage a mal.administration, or al
least TO create the impression OF such
a rule. In this way these dema'
eogues make capital for their party.
But how different the case with the
real friends of the Government. AT
ter having fairly won the control oi
the patronage ofthe Government, the
Union men OF the country suddenly
discover that in this particular they
have been bctrayed--that the honors
which they had won are about to be
conferred on their enemies. But this
does not affect the devotion Of the
party to the Government
Andrew johnson may pardon every
rebel in the land--may put into Office
every copperhead that ever execraled
him, and degrade the very name Of
Republican - still the Republican
party will he true to and love the
country! 1t is this fact that the in
tengence, statesmansnip, and patri-
otlsm now centered in the Republi-
can party are true to the Govern
ment, which prevents one OF the most
fearful crises which ever convulsed
business and bankrupted individuals.
The humblest Republican in the land,
who is true to the great principles OF
,is party, is doing more for his coun-
RS, and welding noblcr influence
or good, than the President OF the
Cnited States. And IL is well for the
country that such is the fact.