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rows, and influence them for good.
lhey will lead to great increase OF the
popular majority in the elections which
remain to be decided and by the time
that all those elections shall have been
held, even the President himself will be
forced TO understand that the conquest
Of the American people which he threat
ened to undertake, Is no light task. And
then the character OF tie opposition to
him is such that ought to make him
reflect seriously ON what is before hm.~>
and probably it will cause hm thus to
reflect. He may be able to despise
Pennsylvania? Can he look with cons
tcmt on OHIO? Is Indiana Il State TO
be diSregardod Is fast growing Iowa
n powcrIess community! The East
may be nothing in Presidential eyes, bat
those eyes cannot shut themselves to
the light that proceeds from the " West,
where is the moral day>spring, as the
natural day~spring is IN the East, MIR.
johnson must refer t~the point aimed
at by 'he course Of Empire
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17
THE COUNTY ELECTION.

The Pit,sburg Republic and other
democratic papers complain bitterly OF
the deception practiced upon them by
their politicians in this county. We
noticed that their early dispatches from
this place spoke glowingly of the major
ity in Greene, placing 1t at 200o, some
times 2j00. The cause of complaint
was good, it dw'ndIed down 50 much
that they couldn't help berating such
talsifiers And why is this so? We
can see no other reason unless it may be
the infamous means employed to stmu.
late and raise their vote, disgn-ted some
and thus lowered it. IT'S unnece 'sarv
to speak of the various uses made OF
poor Sambo' all to no avail, The law
was placed at defiance, we hear from
every quarter of its vlolaton--men were
voted IN two townships-minors were
voted--deserters, a case under our own
observation, VIGOROUSLY known as such,
voted in eCeyy Instance, we have not heard
of 4 single exception--and yet, after all
this, to be defeated !
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| N d [ A N A
UNION MAJORITY $4,000.
LEGISLATURE LARGELY UNION.
EIGHT UNION THREE DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSMEN.
INDIANAPOLIS, October.ll, 1866.

INDIANAPOLIS, October I'll, 1866.
Further returns from the State elec-
tlon give the Unionists increase gains.
The majority will surely reach fifteen
thousand. The Legislature has the
largest majority for the Unionlsts ever
given TO any party. The Senate only
lacks two Senators OF two-thirds
majority, there being thrty-two out of
fifty We have gained six Senators and
probably seven The lower House stands
sixty-three to thirty-seven, Union gain
ofthree over the last special Legislature.
INDIANApoIIs, ND, October l2,-O(li
ciaI returns are coming in slowly, but
show nothing to Indicate change in
tho general result given in last nights
report. The Legislature, from returns
received up this time, stands-Stnate.
Union, 81: Democrats. IS. House,
Union, 6l {; Democrats, sc, The Unlon-
lists will certainly have forty majority on
joint ballot, Congress. eight Unionists
and three Democrats. Wash6urne and
Orth, Urionisls, in the Seventh and
Eighth Districts, are conceded by both
parties.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17
Ghe 9epnbliean,
J. {. SAVERS, Editor and Publisher
WA YNESBURG:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1866.
THE VERDICT.

Despite talsehvod, chcanery, fraud,
disregard of law, colonization, bribery,
corruption of all kinds the bldckeSt ever
lmprovised by human agency, the citi-
zens of the sod keystone" have highly
resolved THAT the dead shall not have
| died in vain that the nation shall, un>
der God, have new birth of freedom,
ana that government for the people
and by the people shall not perish from
the earth!" This is their vrdict and
with it we are highly satisfied. Ihe
struggle has been hercuean one, the
more so from the ultra means resorted
to by our opponents, and the great and
vital issues at stake. Never was party
creed so belied as that, Of the Republi-
can, and yet we firmly believe because it
esp1uSed the right, 10 conquered None
cap be sofool hardy, or foolish, as TO at
tempt, or to think, the stand taken by
the freeman of the North will cause, or
bring about, another another distraction
OF the states. The decision, is emphat-
ically against the President and although
we believe him fond of distinction, ans
bilious to the extent of crime, almost
he would be bold, indeed, to attempt
this work of supercrrogation. The same
tide that flooded the country IN 'Gl, and
bore our shattered, shivered vessel over
the quicksands and shoals of treason
still claims the right Of bearing upon its
bosom the old bark, now that peace has
stled the troubled waters The terms
dictated to the South ,UW be crcepted else
they will have to bear the relation of
provinces subject to the government. -
No other alternative presenting itself
they must see the wisdom of tire adop-
ton of the amendment. Other than
this cannot be, the decree has gone
torth-tAe co9QUercb mNst submit to Tie
terms.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17
WHERE IS TIE "NIGGER ?"

We have some curiosity to know what
has become of "SAmbo." The last heard
of him he was stumping this State for
Clymcr since the defeat Of that worthy
we hear nothing concerning him. All !
we think Of a clue to his whereabouts
the RAIDS have SwHlowed him, gu'pe',
"clean gone!" They have elected near,
ly every one of his "worshippers' and
there will be reign of terror as con-
sequence! "What terrible condition
our country's in !"
Say, you of the Examiner, Genius, or
Nessenger, can You relieve our doubts in
this crisis?
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17
a q EN- 7 : W AN TED FOR
luE PICTORIAL BOOK OF
Anecdotes and Incidents
or gjIH REBlLION.

'ti.nr u % nar1in portion of the war that
4 niI never 90 into tn regular histories,
nor be ombldlcliu romance or pOetry, which
Is very real part fit and will, ifpreserved,
convey to succeeding generations u tetter
idea Of the spirit Of the conflict than many dry
rep IT'S or careful narratives of events, and
tlis pa!t may I've cnllcd the &C ssp, the irn,
the pathos Of the war. This illustrates the
character ottha leaders, the humor of the SOL
dicls. the devotion of women, the bravery OF
men, the pluck Of our heroes the romance
and hurlslips Of the service.
The " lume is proluscly illustrated with
over 800 cngrayings by tho first artists, which
are really beautiful worthy of examination
rs specimens OF the art Many of them are
set into the lody Of the text, after the popular
style ol l.ossing's Pictorial Field Book of the
Revolution. The books contents include re.
minisccnccs of camp, picket, spy, scout BIZ
voNAc, siege ANA battle field adventures
thrilling ents Of bravery, wit, drocry, comi-
cal and ludicrous adventures, etc, etc.
ANUS nlenl as well IS instruction may ba
found IN every page, Ms graphic dclaiL brilli-
mt vii, and authentic history, and skilfully
interviewer In this work of literary art.
This work sells itself The people are tired
ol dry detlils and partisan works, and want
something humorous, romantic and startling.
Our agents are making from 800 to $2O0 per
month, cenr Of nll expenses Send for circu-
lars giving full particulars, and sec our terms
ana proof 0rthe above assertion Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
507 Minor st., Philadelphia, Pa,
Octl0.lm
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17
DEMOCRATIC CONSISTENCY.

Some four weeks previous to the cec,
ton. we published the proclamation Of
the Sheriff, beginning somewhat in this
style Il HEATH JOHNS. High Sheriff
oftbe Sc.' Iu this proclamation were
certain laws governing the ELECTORS in
this Commonwealth, certified by the
Sheriff to be the law OF the State and
warning all persons from violating it, -
Among these is the one disquallfying
deserters, naming the peaalty Of its vio>
lation with sufficient instruction to guard
against it.
We have another proclamation, not
public, having an entirely different signi-
ficatlon and bearing the uumis'akable
imprint Of Messenger type, Here it is,
rerJatim
WAYNEsDuRG, Pa.
VINCE LEWIS Days Store--Su -
We are appointed as vigilance com
miltee' aud empowered 10 appoint SINH
lar committees in the several townships.
We have selected you to operate with us,
and inform You of the duties DEVOLV.
ING UPON YOU.
The first and most important duty is
TO GET OUT AFULL VOTE. To
this end let all your energies be direct
ed
Go to each Democratic voter, e,two
or three days before the election and
OBTAIN THE PLEDGES of the voters
to attend the polls IN the morning.
Inspire and encourage all your friends
Show them the Importance Of the defeat
of the Negro Suffrage and Negro
Equality party.
Converse with leading men around
you, and see to it that every Democratic
voter is at the polls early, Examine
your tickets and have men appointed to
attend to making out full hands for the
voters.
In word do everything in your pow
er to increase your cote in your town,
ship.
Sec to it particularly, that no man
shall be deprived of vote under allega.
ton Of DESElsTlON OR ANY 9TH,
ER CHARGE.
Yours Respectfully,
JAS. S. JENNlNGS,)
j. Il. TEMPLE, Committee.
HEATH JOilNS
1t was not for publication, us the
reader will judge, but we publish for the
benefit OF those accustomed to hear two
sermons from the same text and who
are yet willing to gulp both, Vince
by the way, is case in point.
Is there not question of LAWN such
counseling and subtefugel And is there
not back bone enough In the Republican
Bar to punish such flaming iuconssten
Cyl
.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17

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can he I'lIcd when IN us 10 occupy small
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'b'aim Dress an iaV'lNto' li'iF ~ crno,
me, MT iodnd IN any Smsl' Hwin, skirt.
mdy having crpyed IA, pleasure. com.
lri ana sry'l conN n''nr oI "yH.lRs lhe bu'
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"lli afterwards "iWg Ilspra-a wIh
lAeir ust' ~. Iaillu. u,t"s lnd Young
/ Ladies' they hJa adPJIT'p al others.
/ lhcy VIII TOT urn rmcIk ik' the insln
Spring' hul vi ."c'rNr ll'w p.r'ucl nnd
ginceNl shape Nh hinl"c Dr luur ordinary
skirts viii have ugen iln7wn H,l.,a 70. ua.iusa.
TIE hools mr, cotcred w.h'lou5.s wI.uytsl-
cd IN a'b ana tho ooltoN rods ue uolo1y
double sfIlNEs, bui iVp'p lNr double u1yrTyi'
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HEATH JOHNS, Sheriff.


AT the same time and place, all the right,
title interest, and claim Of De endant Of III
and to y certain tract Of land situate in Centre
township, Greene Co., Pa. containing rs
ACRES, more or less, about 80 acres Of which
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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17
THE NEXT CONGRESS-ITS ClIARAC-
TER ALREADY FIXED.

The Boston TraCeIler, referring to the
October elections, says Complete re
turn, from those States may, possibly
show that they have made some small
gains there, but in the best case for
them the change will fall far short of the
requirements Of their position. Suppos-
ing them to have gained two or three
members, to what States can they look
TOR the other twenty.three Of twenty.
four members they must gain, or con-
less themselves vanquished in a fair,
constitutional contest? Can they gain
any in Massachusetts, New ilamp ,hire.
aud Rhode Island 3! Not one. Gan they
gain any in Connecticut ? Possb'y one,
but probably not one. In New Jersey [!
Not one. They are more likely to lyse
han 70 gain'a among the Jersey Blues. -
In Illinois Not ore In. Wisconsin {?
Not one. In Michigan. or Minnesota.
or Nevada ! Not one. AT the utmost.
the Juhnsonlan vote in the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, cannot be raised beyond
fifty eight, and to that number only
through resort to violence in the Border
States4 Our weak point now is those
States, just as 1t was during the war.-
There the Johnsonians, by illegal pro-
ceedlngs, may secure several new mem
bers, and swell their number up to fifty
eight Representatives in the next House
of Representatives Against that small
force there would be one hundred and
lhirty-three Union men, body strcng
enough to keep matters right. backed as
it would be by a popular majority of not
less than half a million. Thanks to
what was done in New England in Sep-
tember, and to what was done yesterday
in Pennsylvania and the Northwest, all
danger to the contrary may be consider
ed at an end-all danger, we mean
from irregular action. For it is not
within the bounds OF possibility that the
President could do anything in the face
of opposition such as would have daunt-
ed even Andrew Jackson. Mr.. john.
son is very obstinate man, and Is very
fornd OF having his own way /; but he
ia not II fool, even though he has done
some very foolish lhings-and he will
never attempt TO drive his pckaxe whore
il never can be made to go. Yesterdays
verdlc,s will irhuchre all his to NOR
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17

|, john c. Flennikcn, Cashier of the First
National Bank OF Wayneshurg, do soIcmnIy
swear that the above statement is truc to the
best OF my knoMledge and helieG
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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17

NHJOTIIy on JOlHI DaIOt. 81
This is handsome majority IN each
House and will result in the expulsion
OF the renegade Cowan from the United
States Senate.
In our own District the result is ex.
hilarating. Beaver gives $50 majority
tor Lawrence Lawrence 2l2l, Wash
ington (uot official, about $500 Greene
gives 1921 for Montgomery. Lawrence's
whole majority, 1888!
Covodo's majority over Wier in the
Dist District was 358.
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[ 0 " A
80, ,OcO UNION MATURITY.

Iowa swels the chorus with m un>
usually large majority. We make a
clean sweep of Governor and Congress-
men-six in number. Good for Iowa
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17
NIRRASKA.

The Territorial and State election
went Republican by good maoritles.
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O FL | O..
UNION MAJORITY As coo.

CINCINNATI, October ll,-Returns
from fortyfive counties give Union
majority of thirty five thousand seven
hundred, The remaining tor'y.ihree
counties will probably increase the major,
lty to torly.hvc thousand.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17
seWA eIOTTOA J.,
HOW DO YOU LIKE IL ?
Two congressman Gained!
A ST.RN RE3JNF FOR A. J,

1t is with the most intense qualification
we are enabed to announce the grand
and complete overthrow Of the allied
powers OF treason in the"Old Keystore'
State. Ready as she always waste meet
The Toe iacc to tacn, victory, none the
less brilliant because bloodIcss, has been
won' second only to the rccoil OF armed
traitors from the blazing mouths OF her
inuskeis on the plains Of Gettysburg. -
ihot ana murder have run rampant long
enough IT has bee" SAID, "treason must
oc maze o'io"S'' ana the voice OF TIE
PEOPLE IN lhuNder tones proclaim their
assent!
with what dI'corl and harshness it
gra'es upon the ears OF the opposition
bafded in their every effort since the
year 81, to destroy the government,
'hey cannot but see III this a disastrous
Hna'e to all their schemes. Their party
life has been one Of deepest iniamy, their
acts such that "the memory OF men car
have no forgettulness' Let us hope
it is doomed to that oblivion "whcre the
wicked cease from troubllno, and ,he
weary are ot rrst,
w., %. -, ,
,,, ' ~ .0''o I'll
ing estimated
The official returns conG,m orr Co,.
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"OLD CuMpERLAND,n

She is indeed, our banner township.
THIRTYsTWO of a gam! They have
scbool>nouses down there. So. it is
throughout the county We have large
gains, in some instances there is n falling
off but they are few. There is new
day-dawn yet for little Greenev
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17

ALI kinds of Trimmings are to be
found at Hedge d Sons.
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MEXICO,


New YoRK, October l2.-The Her.
aus City Of Mexico correspondence,
dated September Goth, says; Maximiliy
ans new ministry was very active and
industrious, but had done nothing to
restore public confidence. The compact
between the Emperor and the Church
party is virtually to turn over the power
into their hands, on the receipt OF twcn>
ly five million dollars, Maximiian ~ he
merely an Executive. An order was
issued on the 20th inst, to send 1000
troops TO move towards Durango and
San Luis Potosi, IN order TO rc.possess
the northern departments, The Church
party have commenced operations by
declaring that the abuses OF the press
should be suppressed.
MaXimiIian remarked in conversation
that the Kisses received by President
johnson on his tour, might be consider,
ell as good news for his empire.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-17
ctTATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

@se la7mzs aa@l,.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-08

: Ard again IL should be understood that the
SO, tbern delegates have no need TO appear in
the Philadelphia Convention a. "suitorsp beg
eine tha' body to declare that the South Is
entitled to representation in Congress. For II
must be remembered that every Northern dele
gate 70 already pledged by the very terms OF the
cali 10 demand the enforcement OF that right.
Nor should the Southern delegates observe
strict neutrality upon the other qustions which
the Conv nuon may consider. Let them freely
Ciscuss every matter which concerns them az
all. They will be respectfully listened to by the
convention and BY the country. That Conven-
ton has been called priu arly Tor the nurpo-e
OF securing their light to speak IN Congress on
all subjects affecting their interests, a right of
which they have, in the opinion OF the callers
OF the Convention, been unus ly deprived bv
the revolutionary conduct OF the radicals in
Congress. Nothing could be more sb Urd than
Tor Convent on called Tor such purpose to
wish to deny he fullest latitude of discussion
within their own Hall to the deiepates from the
South. Let the Convention be a Convention
OF Equals,