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.ISH FISH FISH

EIsIl FISH: FISH!
30 BARRELS CUT HERRINGS,
100 Roe
~ half barrels Roe "
10 barrels prime mess Shad,
N II barrels Nos ] AID = Muckese!--a!I new
catch and in fine order. ~
iume 2-tf, B. P WILLIAMSON d co.
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40. II. FAYETTEVILLE! ST.,
RALEIGH, \.
Spring Trade, 1866.

Large additions to OH: Stuck Of Miscellaneous
HARDWARE, W,',.iwarr, Cr"ciierv, Glass and China
Ware; follow Ware, Tin Ware, Swedcs and
lrIrrican Iron and Steel.
y comm ,nttim-c stock of Buggy Materials,
Amps, Lanterns, Lamp WichS and Cmimntys,
[,r,>nr Oil White Lead and o .:cr Paints, Spirits
f.r:pclfiii.. ana I-i:lS.'ed Oil Window Glass from
Y 10 to 30 Y 81, Putty; extensive stock OF
Builders Materials, Locks and Nails,
Family Groceries and Ouse-Furnlshing
Goods
20 Cooking Stoves, of various approved patterns
Plated Knives, Forks, Tea and Dim, Spoons.
Ciii and examine oar Stocn.
r. BROWN, with
april 1O-iQ-tf HIATT II LEWIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DREsS GOODS, CAL1CoEs, &C.

WE HAVE Just OPENED AN ENTIRE
new stock, embracing. trcsi: Ms VI uSiins, Cling
iar1s dc. Also, :iGO0 yards Ca!icocS, of thu. la
est stylus, all of which Will sell cheap. Call
.ariy and secure bargains
may 33-aS-t1. EDWARD WHEELER Il co
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BOARD d!
u
Members Of The Convention.
harS. Frank. 7. Wilson.

4 Nd O1HE;:S DESIRING ijUAkD, would
/ L do we'll call
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Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Henry W. Miller's
BOARDING HOUSE
Corner of Ncwhcrn and Person Sts.,
RALEIGH, N. G.

HY TIE DAY, WEEK AND MONTH
Raleigh, n. c., May 1st, 1876. 19-tjune1.
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COLONEL MURPHY,

The record OF this OIL :,.r. woo served do
ring the late war; is one which show. him "a
be lit for the position !'e now Occupies H.
formerly colonel Of the 107t!l Ntw FORK
Volunteers, ona OF the we'll known regiments
which joined the Corcoran Legion.
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We invite pa 'ticular attention to our stock, and
feel confident that facilities aud experience
will enable u to offer superior Inducements t.
purchasers. i;lIl:a)-tn.-
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Domestic Goods,

aud hesitate not say that prepared 20
0fT.r Extra Inducements. Cur si.rG H. tt.N
and i.r.l-elni 'rarirs general l>-s.yiinsu; Of
desirable iIOOd~. | recently purchased ~
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EDCCIION IN PRICE
"a OF Tai:
AAlEERICAIJ w At CHES
Male at tFaiti,au., Asass.

IN C)Natt>sU ,.NGj1 OF TiiI1 RECENT
great d:ciir in :'id and silver, and a! tc :Itc
Used in i....,,.iacfurr al goods and
III ,iiticp aion oi stiI it.rtcr decline, we la Z
rlds.c. our prices w a. low poii ;s they can
be placed
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TIE FENIAN CUIEFTAIES.

This General, who has char2gs' Of the i'e-
nian brigade VIII" low qnart,atd il Can
ada. was tormely Il sergeant major in the GA
regiment OF United States infantry, lie is
an able officer
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Cleanse the Bleed.

WITH COREU PIT ,
diSurdrrCd OF Initiated
Blood, YOU are SICK all
over. II may burst out
IN PimpieS, or Sores, or
i'll some active disease,
or ii lnny III rely keep
you listiess, depressed
aud good for nothing
Bat you cannot have
health willie your blood
is impure. Ayers SAR-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

augurated the civil war, and are re-
sponsible for all the precious blood
and treasure expended in its sup,
preston. The only safety for the
country is that the Onion party shall
stand shoulder to shoulder, as on the
battle field, and allow no eonsidera-
tons, arising from divergence OF
views, to break heir embattled
ranks. At the ballot box let theh
be unit for the worst plan of pa
cifcation which the Union men OF
7 arty could adopt, would infinitely
bepreferablet to any scheme to be con-
cocted by the coperheads oi the free
States and the rebels of the South.
II that old rotton, corrupt and un-
patriotic party can again be reinsta
ted in power at the next Presidential
election, we shall have fought the
terrible war, and expended this vast
treasure and this precious blood, to
no purpose whatsoever. Let. Union
men, then. stand firm; let them act
together, and save the life of the ma
ton in this last and most dangerous
crisis in the history of this wicked
and gigantic rebellion.
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Steamboat Disasters.

We have list Of steamboat acci-
dents to record this week, with the
loss of many lives.
The steamer ]. R. Gilmore, while
entering the canal a. Louisville, hit
one of the abutments, knocking a
hole in her, and sunk. She was
loaded with a valuable cargo, and
bound for Nashville. She was worth
$4,000 dollars, and will, doubtless,
be raised.
The Sam Gaty was snagged and
sunk in the Mississippi, on the 22d
ult.
The Winchester, q new boat, built
for the Parkersburg and PittsbLrg
trade. was burnt to the waters edge,
on her first trip. on the 23d ult, when
near East Liverpool. From fifteen
to twenty lives are reported lost by
drowning. she was valued at lUV,-
600 dollars, and insured for $4,000
dollars.
The C. Z. Hillnan and Mamie
Byers, came in collision between
Cincinnati and Louisville, on the oath
ult. The latter boat sunk almost i'm
mediately, with the loss of fifteen or
twenty lives.
The steamers Dictator, Luna, Le-
viathan and Peytona, were burned
at the St Louis levee on Monday
night last, with a large amount OF
freight. Loss probsbly 5ee,O00 dol.
lars.
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We are now Offering to the citizens OF Gslk--
polls and vicinity, the largest and most ex-
teusiye assortment Of hne China, lronstone,.
and Common Queensuare, ever seen IN this
market
Glassware, cut, pressed and blown, Of every
kind, style and quality. In this line We.
cannot be beat.
Japanned and Brittanis ware Of rioh and
rae styles, that cannot fail to please.
T., ,5Ie Cutlery, and furniture Of every kind
and prise Lamp shades, wieks, burners, and
every thin,' necesssy to repair old ianps>
Carbon oil o. the lest quality always on hand.
Families supplied with every thing, in our
chased in Cincinnati.
Hotels, will find in oa-- house every sItieie
required TO furnish their tables, Csrs' or ehsm-
bers in the best style, and we warrant Pnoes
10 suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with eomplstS So
Of table ware, at city prices.
Country Merchants can do IS well BY par
chasing from us, their supply Of wsre' Is IN
the city and save freight As further induce
ment 10 trade with Us, we vlll take IN ex-
change for wares, all kinds of Country Pro
duce st the highest PRICES, delivered ct our
Grocery Store on the Pubis Square.
Lsdie. are invited to call and look over sur
splendid stock of China and Parian marble
ornaments. No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
Jsn- 5, Ie<B-t[ -
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S 1t is rumored that an effort is
being made to have a complete his
tory of the part taken by Ohio, in
the war for the union, published un-
der the direction OF the tdMtant-
General, at the eNpenee of the State
The cost is estimated at 100000.
We should not object to this work,
il it was likely to benefit the private
soldiers. But every one knows that
the chief credit will, as usual, be
given to the officers, and it is doubt
less for this purpose the work will
be published. Ii in order to econo
mize, it be deemed necessary to
close all the State agencies for the
transaction OF the business OF the
private soldiers, or the claims of his
widow and children against the Gov
ernment. without charge, the ex-
penees Of which agencies are but q
triffe compared with the cost of this
book, it does seem inconsistent to
burden the tax payers with an expen-
diture of 5000, 600, to publish work
which, if it possessed value, would
be published by private enterprise.
The part Ohio has taken in the
war is too well known to need any
such bolssering up. simply for the
Geneft Of a few general officers.
The people have an interest in this
matter, WHICH will probably counter
act this scheme for the beneht of the
few at the expense of the many.
If the State Treasury is so plethoric
a. to afford 100000 for this purpose,
let us appropriate it to the private
soldiers of '6l and go, who went IN
to the war without local bounty, and
only left the service because there
was no more fighting to do. Let US
first do justice to them.
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LIABILIfI ES,
Losses In process Of adjustment,
CERTIFICATE OF AUThtO tORII1
To expire on the 3fst day Of jam. AZ iSy.:y
Ohce OF the AUDITOR OI' SIAAf

CERTIFICATE OF AUThl ORTIZ:
To expire on the 3lst DAY Of jam. aiy ieysl
Office OF the AUDITOR OI' SIAAE
Insurance Department
Columbus, Ohio January 81, 1853
Whereas Ihe GeTnanla, hanover, NiaCa-
and Republic Fire Insurance Companies, located,
at New York, in the State Of NeW-1ork, have
each fled in this Office a sworn statement OF is
condition as required by the First Section OF the
corporated 0y the state OF Ohio" passed Apr1i
6th 1856 and amended FEBRUARY sth, 1854, and
whereas each OF said companies has furnished
the undersigned satisfactory evidence that they
are each possessed OF at least one hundred
THOUSAND Dollars OF Actual Capital Invested
in sIoeAs or Bonds or IN Mortgages or Real Es-
tate worth double the amount Tor which the
Com mpanies has filed in this Office a written
statement, under its corporate seal, signed oy
President and Secretary thereof, aufnorizinS
any agent or agents OF said Companies in this
State 70 acknowledge service Of process, for and
in behalf Of said companies, according 10 the
terms OF said law
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the First
man Auditor OF State for Ohio do hereby certify
that said Germania Hanover, Niagara and Re-
public Fire Insurance Companies Of NeW1 FORK
are authorized to transact the business OF Fire
and Marine Insurance in this State, until the
thirty first day OFF, January, in the year One
Thousand Eight Hundred Sixty-seven
In witness whereof / have hereunto subscrib-
ed my name and caused the seal OF my Of
hce 70 be affixed, the day and year above
written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN
- s-e-s--- Auditor OF State
z. L STEWART, Agt., Gsllipolis. Ohio -
Mar. f,-ifv.
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the party at this point and aceompa-
MED them on the trip to Csnnelton.
We might, a Ia Jenkins, tell your
readers of the accomplished Miss
aud the no less accomplished Miss
and the many flattering com
pliments that greesed them at this
place. But want of space forbids,
and we can only add, that all who
Joined the party here are loud in
praise of the generous hospitality of
the officers and crew, and report that
as young folks always do on such
occasions, so they triPped the light
fantastic toe until the iree small hours,
and swiftly passed the time away
in mirth and youthful jollty.
"Dn
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SHrriG'.S Sale.
StGte Of Ohio Gallia COUNTY, !


NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed. Sheriff of the SAID county oi
Gallis, will by yir.ue of en- execution issued
by the CourtOf Common Pleas OF said county,
in favor Of John .iohnson. sud agsins. the
STEAMBOAT Fawn No. 2, and to him the said
undersigned Sheriff directed, at one O'Clock
P. N. on the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1856,
at the shore Of the Ohio river, and at the first
landing above the main wharf, In the City Of
Gallipolis, in Gallipolis township jn sal
county Of Galla, offer for sale st pubic Aue-
tion, the following goods and ehattlvs TO wit:
The Steamboat Fawn No. 2. with all of its
machinery, furniture and fixtures, taken on
said execution and was formerly sized by
said Sheriff at the sui Of said John johnson
also to satisfy three other executions issped
by said Court, one in favor Of George Barcus.
one in fav,r Of Jonathan Hamilton and one
in favor Of Thomas Ramsey. All taken on
said executions issued against said Steamboat
Fawn No. 2, which said Steamboat Ravn,
had been formerly seized by said Sheriff at
the suits of the above named plaintiffs.
Given under my hand this 28th day Of
February, A. D. 1856.
WILLIAM wADDELL.
Sheriff @. @. o..
March l, Ie66-2v.
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s The Military State AgeScy
at Gallipolis closed yesterday, ali
claims for Pension, Pay aud Bounty,
or of discharged soldiers, will be
Immediately transferred to Colonel
Royal Taylor, Com. of Soldiers
Claims at Columbus, Ohio, by whom
they will be prosecuted to final set
tlement without any charge to the
soldier or his heirs. All claimants
will be notified by letter of this
change, which will not effect their
interests in the slightest degree.
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rhe President made a speec

H The President made speech
to a mixed crowd of copperheads
and rebels, on the 22d, in which he
SO far forgot his official position, as
to descend TO deal in the abuse and
yulgarity of the stump speaker. Ii
was a disgrace not only to the man
himself. but much IN ore to his high
official position. However much he
may have been provoked to 1t, it is
no justification for thus demeaning
the office of President of the United
States. 1t is supposed that the man
who fills that exalted position, will
be able to rise above and superior to
ali such exhibitions. Every right
minded man cannot but be ashamed
of the performance
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

the Court was based; the ordinance
of Secession and the compact Of
April 24th, 1861, were void IN idis.
Letcher's orders Issued to carry
into execution said ordinance and
compact we're equally void IN t0v;
therefore Hood, IN acting in obedi-
ence to such order. acted upon his
own responsibility. The ordinance,
compact and orders being legally OF
no effect, could afford him no pro
lection, and he is therefore personally
liable. The effect of this decision
must undoubtedly be to open up
litigation in all parts of the State.
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Probate Notice.
S.ttl.m.nt nf Icnnnt..

Settlement Of Accounts.
THE following aceoants have bees fled in
the Probate Court Of Gallia county, Ohio, for
settlement, and the same vn be heard and
examined, on the I'd day Of March, A. D.
1866 The Final account Of G. ". Tope Ad-
ministrator Of The Estate of Henry Carter,
deceased First soeOont Of J. n. Cofman,
Guardian of Mary Kate ObryDe. First &C count
Of Atkinson Cole. Guardian Of Horace @.
Newport. Final account Of Samuel Thomas,
Guardian of Marion Thomas. First account
Of A. r. Msrtindale, Administrator oi the
Estate Of David Henry deceased. First and
6nal account Of Lemuel Holmes Admistrstor
of the Estate Of Lemuel Holmes deeeasEd.
ALEXANDER LOGUE,
-rn1rer Probate judge. ~
Peb. Is. ls66-Sv. y % = y - a -
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R All communications or bus

~ Ell CVMtu uHIN1sshVA1S y
ness letters for this paper should be
addressed to journal Office" All
communications for publication must
be accompanied by the name Of the
writer to insure its insertion. No
attention can be given to anonymous
articles. If the writer of the article
entitled .'battle of Chickamauga," "
will send US his name we shall be
pleased to publish it.
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MARRIED.

On the Ilth Of January, 1866. at the resi-.
dence Of the brides Father in Perry town
ship, by Amos Ripley Esq, Mr.. GroReE
ELDER and Mss Nancy JANE RiPlEr.
BY the same on the 18th Of Febru-
ary. 1866, at the residence OF the brides
Mother in Walnut township, Mr.. WILLIAM
SPEAss and Nus MAEI L GEAnAH.
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H Gov. Cox, of Ohio, has had

~ Gov. Cox, of Ohio, has had .
conversation with President J JoHEsoN,
an authorized report of which is
given to the public in Fussday's pa
pers There are many good things
in it-things we venture to say dis
tasteful to the indor>ing party "
The idea that the Freedmen s Bureau
bill is to be maintained, and that
none but trustyt loyal men are 10 be
admitted to Congress will he es-
pecially distasteful We will en-
deavor to give the explanation IN full
next week.
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LETTERS

ID EMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post or
IL ice at GallipOlis Gallia county, Ohio on the
lst day of March n ID. 1896
H<1F- II not called for within one month, they
will oe sent to-the Dead Letter 0fice-
n6y- 10 obtain any Of these letters, the appli-
cant must call for advertised letters" give the
date Of this list and pas one cent for advertising
Abott A Maze Hester Ann
Banks Francis Mitchell John
Baker John Miller Robert
Cash James n Morris John
Coleman Elizabeth Morgan David
Cordell Edward O'Leary Arthur
Fisher VIM Rardon Joseph P
FORBES Catharine 3 Richardson J
Guthe Sarah A Rose Robert
Holley Samuel Shepherd F
Houek WI Spery Emmy
Irwin Seymour Nelson
Johnston HAnsa Swears Herman
Keister Jacob Stont Anderson
King Stephen Thomson -
Lewis Rev Wa Thompson L.
llUyd Re M2 Thompson hn
Long A sfTolude Jim .
March Rev s NJ Townsend John
Mands Cathariue Webstor Isaac
Onice hours from ~ A. NJ, to BH P. n.
Sundays, office open from Z to- A M
JOSEPH DROULLARD.-
March, l. 1866 Post Master
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POWERS PATENT BROOM,
ABRooMFOR A LIFETIME.

HEAD Of Polished Brass. Il is as light
IL as . common Broom. stnong snd durx-
BILE and makes 8 nice piece Of furniture. any
woman car make one in Eve minutes, the
only tools required is . common case knife.
B. W. Rutherford and A. Walker, have
purchased the right to sell in Gallia county,
Ohio, and propose to sell township Rights, on
reasonable terms. A sample eau be seen as
the American House. Gsllipolis. Ohio, or ct
Mauck 4 Cos Store, Cheshire Ohio. New
II you want to make from $40, TO SIS. per
day. call. examine the Broom and purchase .,
township right
Bw. RUTHERFORD d co.
Feb. 32, IS66.-tf.
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Notice.

HAVING been appointed by samus
IA Bispham Of Philadelphia, Pa. lths
owner of the tract Of land in Morgan town
ship, Gallis county, Ohio. called, and known
as the Cole Seetion,) his agent and attorney,
for the superintendsnee Of said land; this 10
TO notify any sad sll persons, that any per-
prosecuted to the full extent OF the law.
W. H. LANGLEY, Agent
Feb. -, '66-4w. -.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

H~ An election for Representa-.
tive dthe Legislat ure, in Washing
tor fcouHty took place on the Hth
nlt to supply vacancy occasioned
byS> S>he death oiCol. A. L. Haskins
CT the Union candidate, was-elec-
tedt a majority of 746. being a
Union igain of 346. upon total vote
of 4T92, the largest ever polled in
that county The Marietta Regis.
ter. m view of this large vote, and
its significance, says:-"It was of no
consequence, in point of political
strength in the Legislature, whether
Green or Needham should be elected,
as The ''South Carolina" members
in that body are in woful minority.
But there is deep feeling among
ourfpeople on the questions of re
con istruction, so strong that they will
not give ,countenance to copper
head1 or any one who favors the
old 'ordsr of things" in the South.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

q Mr. Pollard, whose paper, the
Richmond Ergainer, was suppressed
by order OF G en-. Grant and afterwards
permitted to be issued by the Presi-
dent, upon the promise OF good be-
havior, has been making some ex-
plaRatiq of his efforts in behalf of
getting Ithe order rescinded. In his
card OF explanation, he says: at
was evident that 1 had nothing to
nope from him. [Gen. Grant, Tor he
said to melexpressly that, i: he had
the authority, he would, that day,
supprs te New York Neps, the
.'incinc Enquirer, and The Chicago
Tig,es, q ing, that the 'Copperhead
paperse tile North as he designa-
ted them, we're doing quite as much
harm as me papers in the South"
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SOMETHING NEW.

GEPPAR1', ANDERSON & co.
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers II
w QueenswMe, Glassware, Japan and
Brittania Wares, Table Cutlery Carbon Oh
Lamps, &C.. d.,
CoORT STREET, BETWEEN SECOND.
AND THIRD sTEETS.
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
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For sale.

A multiplying Camera with 4 1-s Tabes
IA and lenses. on q half sixe boz. ior taking
10 :. snd heads oE Ia plate. and BY at-
extra mont. two card pictures on half plate.
and all Of the regular ambrotypes, from l-e
TO l-Z inclusive. Has not been in use two
months. will warrant It equal to any made,
ior depth and sharpness. Reason for selling.
out Of the business
JAMES HANNAH.
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statement Of the condition ofthe Republic Fire
InsIn -Inee Company, OF the City Of New York,
on the ,st day Of January, 1856, in conformity
with the avs OF the state of ONO. -ftt g
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

Statement Of the condition of the Niagara Fire
Insurance Com pdny, OF the CITY OF New ! Ork on
tle lst day oil january, 1866 IN conformity with
the Laws OF the state OfOhlo.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

r. I STEWART, Ags. GsllipOlis, Ohio,
Mar t,-av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

the organic law baveS Ahe uncv -,, .- v..o.n,..a
81 sen se as , members Of tss States s
sentaton Of said States IN the oorin PssvSns sn' AZ
serving the sevcress rcrehcnso he psue Of each and
Resolved, by the demo- :, ~ ..,,., vna. .he din,
&c = n. uS0 s asas " "
@ SmvIs. oso his rssis,ancs he mses
destroy Efforts o. majority who seek q
aeDtshas deserved well Of his country; and
81 xndsw snson high upon The roll Of and
sond 70 nse OF the great statesmen who have Illustrated
Resolved That is the duty OF the Senators Represen.
lpes o. 70 e Ia the Congress OF the United States TO
rests Of their constituents; far possible relieve
them from burdensome taxation; cause tho and
cahio peace establishment; upon such just
and administration Of the government viii
prosperity greatness to attend TO the
class who formed the white and rest
Resolved That justice that the burden Of taxa
Resolved That heartily endorse the nominees of this
Vonven ana united and earnest endeavor 70
secure their election
The resolutions unanimously adopted, after which
the candidate for Governor introduced and made
Dref address 10 the He said that the chair
of the Convention in introducing HIM had been
partial him. We're he the speaker) TO be guided by
his wishes he would not have suffered his to
be used in connection with the Office of Governors but
the honor to him unsolicited unsought and un
desired from body OF men distinguished for high
intelligence and WORTH he could refuse He accented
the nomination with all its responsibilities and would
never be found wanting In fidelity his country or bis
party never backward in defending the principles of
civil religious and constitutional liberty
Thjs address was cheered most enthusiastically
The Convention shortly after adjourned sine die with
the United States
The democracy sangunc Of success