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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
OTTER WINE OF IRON.

OTTER WINE OF IRON. a.
ID An exquisite nspregnation of dry Spanish VIZ. VIZ
with the activity Of CALISAYA BARK. and me uCIr *
energetic of all the ferruginous salts. ClIFAlE L ~
MAGNETIC OXIDE OF IRON. II has Tinous y.
Vor, very grateful the palate, is without chsy0e"
taste and will not dlscolOr the teeth. 80,
II e1cltes anGuId appetite gives zest to ioo ~ -
proves digestion, increases the strength, SteaH!e
circulation, takes Off muscular fabbness, removes Es
paiior of debility, gives hrmncss and precision ~ 20
actions OF the nervous system, with power % t"u~
fatigue and resist disease. -,
Magnetic Citrate OF Iron is new Snd p Po' =,
har, differing from the ordinary Soluble CitSy.rs
containing equivalent of ProtoIIde OF ron III - -
Of Ammonia. IL l. neutral. tasteleSS without ans
gency as eromnt fpd energetic as the ChloIlae ~
unlike that, luduces no local inhHnmstoTE Sc''O"
headache. =. III.
Caiisayn BARK is pr--eminen among yeS.,,s yeSe'Hy,r
tones, has equal a s:gongthener OF Fes'o'"
nor rlval a. su aRta periodic. -. a.
Retails in 81 aud 8 bottles Quarts ana Ia!.o' -
dispensing q. 3. HUBBELl ApothccNf'
..f'. ~, - l4lo. Che-tUUf -. PhGdr'p''-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
no ALL BOOK RIVERS

no ALL BOOK BUYERS. ia ~
L Jas. X. Simon SO South Fourth street Phl.ade'-
Piia, Is agent for the following valuable Books:
Arpittor's rtrw American CYcIopedia. l6 volumes.
do History of the Rebellion, large vol
90 Dictionary Of Mechanics, volumes
Rebellion Record by Frank Moore. vols
Washington lrving's Works. - vols
Cooper's Novels. Dickens Works. Menva Up
Oons Rome. Macauley'S Works. UTo's Dictoha'!
of Arts and Manufactures
Bancrofts United States, S vols. &c, tc. -
furnish all books published. lor pubic and pEl'a'
libraries, at wholesale prices. Send = list oi ~ ~
books wanted, with stamp, Tor prices when WV ~
cent by return mail. msy23-5n
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

The books Of the subscriber are VET IN
the hands of the editors of the Gazette
and unless the accounts due me are paid
by the first of July, next, they will he
placed III the hands of proper officer for
collection.
may23-3t DAVID OVER
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
N Q T I Q Z
FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS OF ".
TER STOCK,

1 BOOK for the subscription Of odd;
n tional shares of $50 each of the co,,
ital stock of the Lewistown Water Con,
pany, is now open, at the Banking Hon|o
of William Russell, esq, Treasurer. The
money 10 be used for making improy,.
ments and repairs to the water works
BY order of the Board
my23-3t J. W. SHAW, Scc,v
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
Andrew Jchngo1 ". Anti-Tolrson.

We publish on our outside one of the
speeches delivered by Andrew Johnson
II Washington q little more than = year
ago, and is re-l"rU>al, We are sure, will
confirm every Union man in this county
that the views held ny the republican
party ~ 70 rc-admitting the rank rebels
OF the South 10 Congress ami offices of
honor and profit are in the min correct.
Iiabjd politicians, such rs during the war
sided with the rebellion 90 far as good
wishes would 60, are OF course ready to
shake hands with Anything in order 70
get what they call de1"acrntic votes. and
through them etfite- but Z remain. 10
hrsc,l- whether the ycomoury and prop
erty holders of that party who have some
thing ct stake viii fall in with su2h un-
worthy motives. Had President john
son stood ~ the policy enuncis.tcd in this
speech as well a. many others made at
tiat time, who Golbts that all would have
resulted in permanent tranquility, for
the main part OF the rebels would have
gladly acquieSccd in any arrangement
that would have suffered them to remain
in this country, even if Invested of poIiti-
cal rights; hutthc moment Andrew john
son, under Il hane!ul Influence. announc-
-"I the infamous doctrine that all Z rebel
had TO do, constitute him aLoYALMAN.
Wa to t7!le tie oath Of allegiance and
promise ohedicnco tothc government, the
same hloodthirsty, perjurei villains who
caused the war and all its evils, at once
hac:tne as elamorous again 10 rule this
country az they We're before the rebellion,
And If unsuccessful, rs Likely rs not will
plunge this land into another war.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
FOR SALE.

y The undersigned, being DESTROYS of
closing their business, offer for sale an ey.
ceIlcnt stock of goods and the good will
of a fine business stand opposite Browns
Mills Hotel, Reedsvillc, ut the junction
of.the Big Valley & Centre Co. turnpike
Any person wanting TO purchase at a bar.
gain, will give them call.
RITTENHOUSE & MAYFS
m y'D.2-Ip1
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
EOR SALE--A BARGAIN.

The undersigned, anxious to quit bD.i.
hess within short time. will sell his s,ocl-
of merchandise and fixtures at barg9in
The business is located in the fIouriSbin,.
town of Lewistown, Pa, and is one of Nh,
best locations for business in the place,
may23-tf j. w. SHERIFF
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

The Two Presbyterian General Assaublioa.
Two Of the principal bodies into which
the Prc,hyttriaI4 of this couutryaro diyi.
d5d, have their annual meetings his wear
At the same time and in the same city Of
s.. Louis. The Old School General As
scmhly meets May y, in the Second
Church. to hc opened with n sermon hy
RcN. }. {. LoWrie, j. D., Of New York
m"d the New School in the First Church
with : scu@on hy Rev. J. l.. Shaw. ID. d.
o. Rochester, the Inoderator- rcspec,iyeIv
last year 1t has been auticipated that
The Old school body would be CItcpIv a,,i-
tatcd by 4 combined attempt Of Southern
malcoutents and Northern sympathizcrs,
and compromigcrs to procure Il reueaI or
modification of tire loyal action of the As
Semhly during the rebcIlioA, and tIreir
iirnnc>- in resolving to treat rebellion -
an otlcn$c against religion. To bc retrieved
only by repentance and confession. But
rom the tone apparent in the mother
prc~hyteTy Of Philadelphia two weeks ago,
"" 10 not think there will he much Of an
Earthquake. 1t appears that DIR. Jun
Kin proposed to oyerturn the Assembly
q revoke or modify it, action in relation
10 Southern churches and institutions.
The proposition was supported by Dr..
Roardmap, aud thcn-laid on the table
ny vote OF fifteen to three
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

So General Grant hos written Iettor
- The president which The larter has
! transmitted 70 Congress, urging = speedy
/ reorganization OF the army.
Essy= Amouc the new buildings to b,.
/ h1ilf hv the city Of Boston this season :,
! . $40 Nn station-hoIsg for The harhor mo-
lice.
FL f. /. Anderson. Esq. Of Bedford.
/ died at his residence. in that place. on SAT
urdav q week. Mr.. E.ders5n -va- -, i'd
/ IL known a. the proprietor of Bedford
: Springs.
go ~, Sar,,, ,l,,. ,,-.,.,I. o.>-..,.,,
/ inct0u county. New York. 4 littl, hoy.
! between five ana six wears old. was con
! victcd of ;t4>aultinGa Il tull grown man. ana
! sent tu Jail Tor thirty DAYS.
- o,o-,r,,.i -.Il;'
o,IJ rorfs Two !,,,5 Ioif 80 ~" o.''I
/ per day. He offers a WAGER OF fifty dol
/ lars that lie can Split one hundred and
! fifty rails a day
/ Es9~ In three. Ii.raa.,- ~ Tfortfc,j
/ Conn. recently no In.t of ri,1.,,t, 49,
snt oily ro,rn,, - ~ >ui' ''i,-
discovery has been aIl that prevented \
disastrous coHflagfation.
ng3p one. hundred a,,5 fft,.,, ~ i.,
/ fish and twenty l,la,I, La4s h.,,., ,.a,o,,tI,-
! been transferred from thn lTnG-on ..i,,n,.
/ 10 West Pond ofIInr,,-i.a - ,,f,o r,,at, ;,
PiuSt;cld. <iass ''''''''
/ G-a~ Oscar +. Rarno. o.rit,. T., .o,.,,:,,
/ citizens Of Albion, y. y, whom he vic
Llmized IN oil operations, cheerful letter
/ from havana, assuring them that the tr-
| ling balance in their favor Of 500 Un0
| shall be made al right some dav or other.
k-.~ L0zcurps ,,ni.,nol With, .,,,.,1.
Ginr and n,nruhipt ,,-o,,. .I;',,,.,l
pocket Of a avounoI3a1.i,,( (,,i,dt l.iiiJ,tI,
| Maine, 1T festival. by some person un
| known. She tasted them. aud j. VERY
! sick.
sa.7~ Tnf,,.,,,.ti.., -,
the d.otL nr tL. p, - - >-' VI
u y Eisbn,, ~ Ii.,;,, 80 80
from thn VIZ III" "It-tS go I'i2
hrcn for !iz hC,l,h IL '.; 'i'Is
| proLidnn,n p v - . i'''' Z %
BOY Jaf Da,,i. ,l,o ,r.,, +-,;.,. -,
Lon, yicl, In - -,,,,. = - lI''9
mort If ~ ,..itIi 1-'H re-
H. i IID ~ ,.,I 'ii,'r . ~ ~ toi'
has ns much 1,,o,. and ,,cr ,,,'' ,''i,'
/ he wishes -
--.,,,
W, "a In"042lIs ): Davis, son OF kcT. }.
w w. H1N, o! f1atFi,SbuTg, Vas 2cc.dtnt@l-
t,,,,1', '''1, 'ii"' '''iiS "ouI''l, ~ nat
ei'iii'' Ca 'hc -'t'I "I y Pm.
,n,forI,1not, al, ,'-, 20 - y. .iic
In,naS,,I NO. -, ny *, u nc
-, "''', - ; cars anu = months
| Ga Inc great Union Pacific railway
steadily progresses westward, and in about
! lNo months Ihe locomotive viii follow
/ jhe Set'ih@ sun IL tar az Fort Riley, four
/ hundred ami twenty miles west OF y.
! LOUIS. As ia1t ~ thc road l. built amt
go ;.l l',,e"' 'lle ''o|cFLiheht-i'-d bonds are
i',.'.,''
/ eS5a~ II j. reported from L"ui~Tiii" lLat
! "hiIe. q construction train, win Il nun-
! Mer oI hRh9s ON board, Wa- I"lssinE over
) one hundred iect high, one Of Tho spans
/ gave Ny, nrlr'pijatin" die cars into the
water. Seven iiE.-. j, i sHid were lost
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
DEAD READS.
X{TEBER q son

WEBER q son
W Have the largest and hest selected
stock Of Groceries III this section of coun-
try.
Brown Sugars at 1O-l2-I3-l4 and Is
cents per pound.
White Sugar l6 cents.
Coverings syrup. Other Syrupz at -,
=, and 81 cents per quart.
Baking MOlaseea al Is and - cents.
Prime Coffee 50. Extra Prime do. 30
Also, I. Large stock Of MackcYcI and Her
ring, Ground Alum and Dairy Salr.
We are The only store that have the ccn-
uinc Jackson White Potatoes for sale
my.5-Gt.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

Fc5~ Five attcpps were made on Satur-
day night week tc >ct the town Of Mad
ison, Wis. on fire. Fortunately. III every
case. the lIame- were cNtinguished before
.gHra DANA. l't Da.a .oGc.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

6 nm AGENTS wanted, 10 srM SIX NEW IxrEN-
SioSS TioNS "f great value to families; all pay
great profits Send Is certs and get 50 pages OF -
cents an" get 81 rSt,cs and sample gratis
lny-1'imoE BPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Msss.
SHEEP SHEARS, fer sale ~
, 49, 'r.-.Si.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
Pennsylvania Railroad,

Fare to Harrl.Lurs 2lc: "a PHILADELPHIA sss..,
York , -. - ~
HS he ticket oFh"e will be open 20 minutes bcr7-s
the arrival or each passenger train.
D. +. RoBESOT, Agent.
A@- -GAlbraith's OnInibuHes convey passengers to
and from all the trains, taking up or setting them
down at all points within the borough limits
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
Cash Rates Of Advertising,

Cash Rates Of Advertising.
8 months, 6 ynoaths. vehr.
one Column 1880 S2J0o 5000
Half column 1000 1900 $3.50
Fourth column 100 1900 IS 90
Notices of business exceeding lines snd less .lan
i column. including paper. per year, IQelalJ.oo
nusinea. Cards = Iuos nr' loss vsa- eco
Adrn,nIs,ra;lor or E~,.-,..97,s Notices : 70
Aaaltor's DO o.
r.1tray Notice four ,irnas = 80
Caution Ut other short Nouccs, -
rave-, Iirensea sincle ! 70
IF more than one. eaCh SO
PsuiSrar's Notices OF Accounts. each 20
SasrifI's Sascs. per squsro 90
Editorial Notices 10 line for each Insertion
liues Of noapareil o lines % tp.geo!s uaske y
square
Personal comm '.r..g,'i0G7, soi-t.1:s ): societies
our.sAry notices f.. i.:.f price.
These e-sus Wi! l., .;g,ly adhered % n a. cascr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
Reduction in Price
OF THE
AMERICAN 4 WATCHES,
Made at Walthan, Massachusetts

n consequence ri the recent great decline IN gold
and s,: and ar :hg materials used in he sAtauftc
taFe Of our goods Aid aur..Pata Of s;. further
decline. ~ hare Gue"d ,0r prices 70 y, low go.n:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

The GAZETTE IL published every Weiaa. iay
she old stand at $3.50 in advance, or soo a; The end
II mOntns.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
ExorCism in Rome

". Erdan writes from Naples to the
Paris Temps:
There is much talk at Rome OF astound-
ing cases ofeX0rcisnI said TO have occurred
within the last TWO months at the village
Of Marianne. on the left bank Of the Ii
Der. \ young girl named Nariangula ia
every day exercised by monks, who
sav that she j. possessed with devils. The
girl !odgcs ira cottagcnear the monastery,
and is every day taken to the church to
get the devils cast out of her. Every
Sunday crowds flock To witness the ceTe-
mony On April Sth, the Franciscan
Superior brother preached Il sermon, III
which he solemnly proclaimed the names
Of the devils who had that day been cast
out from the girl. There We're Bego, AS
modco, BelZcbub, Lampo, Justiti;e dccli-
nator, &c The Pope would appear to be
rather annoyed by the too gross ahsurdity
OF this superstition, for he has scnta phy
zician 10 examine the ccstatic girl.
COD 3rW not be .HOckCd.-We have nu-
r:Crous instances on record, says the AL
lentown Register of the judgement Of
the Afnightly suddenly overtaking the
wicked, practical illustrations of the truth
Of His word, which declares that The
wicked shall not live ont hall his days"
An instance Of this kind occurred near
our ncighbOring town Of Catasaqua last
week. \ man named Miller, about three
weeks ago made an agreement with some
Of his companions III vice 10 meet him ii
= certain place every Sunday, when he
would administer TO them the holy Urdi-
nance of Communion, giving them whis-
Ky and crackers. This mock ceremony
was performed every Sunday, but the
hands which administered the mock en-
bcms III dcrision, We're 50 manglcd by
the premature discharge Of q blast, last
week, rs 10 require amputatiOm He was
also severely burned about the head
After two days Of extreme suffering he
Went 70 meet his in-ultcd Creator.
szF' The Chicago Tribune has letter
FROM Fort Ahorcrombia Dtcrts, dated on
the 4th inst, which says .trct ;.ftcr l. long
search the body Of Cupt. Field, whose fate.
together with that Of several companions.
excited "a much interest some TWO or three
months since, has been found, auI also
the body Of one Of his companions nam-I
Smith. The bodies were discovered on
the lst OF May about fifteen miles south
Of Twin Lake., hy detachment Of sol
dIcTs who were accompanying" the father
OF the captaii. in search Of the bottles
The remains We're found about rod apart.
and they must have pcri,hCd about the
same time. They had been mauglyd
somewhat by the wolves.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
v in Gold at Par.

80 '.a: no one need ..asitatc 70 bay "aira ron
tAe expectation ::,. W! T." cheaper II some tntur"
tsn,e The e Tn years and the manufacture ami
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
NRESS-MkkINts aila SEWN,

IL All kind;.'cf' Sewing Will X,
promptly attendedto by the pndersirns,4
Hale Street, Lewistown.
my2e3-3t. W. WIS.,,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
Great Excitement at the Post
Office,

GE account IL ii.c arrival Of Boots s=d shoe.
~ a greatly reduced prlces. The undersigned y,nt
ge-Pe if!ly inform The public that he has u>t arrY-
lseiI the eastern cities with large ASSORTMENT @:
BjGTH, MILES AID GiITEES,
consisting ~ Ia,jiee' ticn;lemcn's and CIjllreD',
Near Nl.I"l u" has purchased 2t come down ..s-
'S4. ne = now prepared - rel cheaper ijsH H.
rhr"prNt 10! "aNh. Ai~,, constantly hand Lam
.'>-'rtH'H:t II EHUi'-ghadc work, which ir:auf1
tuTei urt@: hls avn 14prTv>ion and II ii., h.. rls
i'iiti 7nt workmanship. ioo's IA! Shses made .
crdcF st 'hort n"'r' Repairing done in ;hc n,.;..:
manner. '-u a. TIC p--. pIf!r-. aud Examine g..
EIiiF>~iE"S- " Z. IHG!NGCEa,
!'.Tis;n'n, M.: -, ls>-y.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

I | ETTERS remaining unclaimed in tie
IL Post Office at Lcwistown, Pa, on the
T3rd of Nav 1866
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
No t &c u

IIlaV223-lnl.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19

ba~The Radicals of the North say
that the Southern States, lately in
rebellion, are not in the Union, and
shall not come back until Congress
indicates the time when "these erring
sisters" may return. The particular
period at which this important event
is TO take place is now supposed TO be
the time stated by General Butler,
"whcn the Heavens shall melt with
fervent heat"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19

"a PAINFUL BLUNDER The Al
bany Journal, a warm radical journal,
warns its party that the indecent
treatment of the President at Cleve-
land was painful blunder," and
trusts it will not be repeated
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19

HoRRIBLE AoT.-An insane woman
in Mobile, Ala, last week threw her
infant into The red hot furnace OF a
rolling mill where The iron was iusing.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19

Keeps on hand a full assortment OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such as
Shirts, Linen and Woolen under ShirtF,
drawers and socks, neck-ties, pocket handker-
chiefs gloves umbrellas, hats &c. in great variety
OF piece Goods he keeps the best Cloths Of all
"shades and eolors," such as
BLACK DOESKlN OF THE VERY
best MAKE. Fancy Cassiner in great variey;
Also, French Coating, Beaver, Pilot, Chin
chilla, and Fricott over coating. all OF
which will be sold Cheap for Cash and
made up according to the latest Styles by
Experienced Workman. Also Agent for
Clearield CO., for /. NJ. Singer, &c Co, eel
ebrated Sewing Machines. H. BRIDGE
Clearfield. Penn'a. Nov /, 1865 If.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19
Cheap Furniture {!

J0GgN BR@ge
nESIRES to inform his old friends and Gus
IL toners that, having enlarged his shep and
increased his facilities for manufacturing. he is
now prepared to make 10 order furniture as NAV
be desired. in good style and at cheap rates for
Cash. lie mostly has on hand at his "Furni-
ture Rooms" varied assortment Of Ready-made
Furnitars, among which ~rs
Bureaus and Side-Boards,
wardrohes and BOOK Cases: Centre, Sofa, Parlor
Breakfast and Dining Extension Tables.
Common, French-Post, cottage, Jenny
Lind and other Bedsteads
SOFAS Of all. KINDS. WORK-STANDS
HAT-RACKS WASH-STANDS, sc.
Rocking and Arm Chairs,
Spring Seat, Cane Bottom and Parlor Chairs
and Common and other Chairs
J0OKIN GLASSES
OF every description on hand; and new gassss
for old frames which will be put in on ve-
ry reasonable terms on short notice.
lie alsokeeps on hant, or furnishes to or
der, Hair, Corn Husk. Hair and
Cotton top Mattresses.
C0FFlNS, 0f every kind.
Made to order, and funerals attended with q
Hsarse whenever desired.
Also, House Painting done to order.
The subscriber also manufactures, and has
constantly en- hand,
Clements Patent Washing Machine,
The best now in use. Those using this machine
never need be without clean clothes lie also has
Flyers Patent Churn,
A superior article. family using this Cburp
never need be without buiterl
All the above and many other articles are far
niShed to customers cheap for Casa or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry, Maple,
ropsr, linwood and other Lumber suitable for
i Cabinet work, taken In exchange for furniture.
iEs- Remember the shop is on Marke, street.
Clearhed, Pa. and nearly opposite tho "old jew
Stors.' JOHN GULlCH.
Nov. 26, lSs2.-y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19

The corn crop of PENNSYLVANIA, this
year is estimated at 80, 600, ,O00 bushels.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19

Dure Liberty White Lead,--Tho Whites
Il the most durable and the most economical.
Try Il! Manufactured only bv zirctrR swirn.
Wholesale Drug, Paint Glass Dealers, No. ls-
North Third ST, Ehu's, March 81, ls6s.1y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19

ERNMENT, AND A NATIVE BLACK 10y
ALIST NONE2 WHY SHOULD THE FORM
Err VOTE ON THE FITNESS OF THE LAT
TER FOR THE PRIVILEGES THEY ENJOY2
lie urged the coored men Of Philadelphia to carry
out his suggestion in reference to the elections
and he was satisfied that the question would come
to u final settlement before the courts, without the
action of the Legislature, Of Congress, or of the
President, (Applausc)
Mr.. Williams, of Virginia spoke for short time.
HE WAS ON THE BROAD PLATFORM OF
UNIVERSAL MANHOOD SUFFRAGE. Zap
plause) If there were no other reason, the black
man should have the franchise as a reward for the
blood he has split.
The speakers were all delegates to
the Convention now sitting in this city.
In fact, the speakers generally ad-
vocated the extension of suffrage to
the negro, and, Notwithstanding the
efforts of the politicians to prevent i,
the dogma has been publicly and ire
vocably incorporated into the Radi-
cal platform. The record is now made
up. Freemen of Pennsylvania you
must meet it at the ballOt-box!
The following scenes occurred
which cannot fail to shock the moral
sense Of every right-thinking man in
the community:
Mr. Hamilton, Of Texns, read the dispatchin in yes
terday spapers relating the Presidents visit to the
Northwest. On reading that part Of Mr.. Stewards
speech and inquiring whether the audience desired
Mr.. johnson for King or President, loud cries Of
"Nary one" were heard from all party Of the Con-
yontion.
A. IL.
365 degrees into HE'LL, with Bil Seward and
Montgomery Blair ON top of him, first.
Parson Brownlow gave utterance
to these disgusting remarks {:
Some gentleman, not through any unkind feel
ing toward me, but through mistaken spprecia-
tion Of my motives, has said that we were afraid
Of the negro suffrage question and sought to dodge
it. Why, should feel disgraeed now and forever
If felt doubtful on any subject Of national concern.
never was claimed on both sides Of any question,
and never intend 10 be. While am satisfied with
what has been DONE I AN THE ADVOCATE
| OF NEGRO-SUFFRAGE AND OF IMPAIR
TIAL SUFFRAGE. (Groat applause, including
three cheers for Rrownlow.) would sooner be
elected to any Office under heaven by loyal negroes
than by disloyal white men. tApplause.) l
would sooner associate in private life with a loyal
negro than a disoyal white man. / would sooner
be buried in a negro graveyard than in rebel
graveyard. (Applause.) If | HAVE AFTER
! DEATH TO go EITHER TO HELL OR
y TO HEAVEN, I SHALL PREFER TO GO
WITH LOYAL NEGROES TO HE'LL THAN
/ WITH TRAITORS TO HEAVEN.
These sentiments, it must be borne
in mind, were uttered on the floor of
the Radical Convention, in the same
hail in which Anna Dickinson and
Fred. Douglass spoke, and before the
same body which received with en-
thusiastic applause General Geary,
the Disunion candidate for Governor.
"The pity of ito, the pity of it|