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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04
81 WIIUUUE TENT Ut UUFETNHEIFI1
To COrrenpondeuts,
Opinions OF she Press.

"DR. DOHERTY Is a skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statementshe makes
to his patients he In sure to fufll. That TACT u
ono great cause Of his eminent succrs- In his pro-
fession. II II fortunate that among the many ad.
yertising physicians there II one who can be de.
pended on"-Review. ...' ~.
.'DR, DOHERTY'S reputation Ms n physician
|, sufficient guarantee for the cure OF any case
he eundertakes." ."-Chroncle. u.H." 300.
"DR, DOHERTY has devoted his stndy more
particularly 10 chronic, specific and secret prac
lice. and a. such IL now the most successful OF
any physIcian In San Francisco. ."-Free Press
IDR RDOHERTY'S reputation IL second to no
other physician on the coast In chronic and spe.
cIfc practice. Mirror.
'"bR. DOHERTY.-Few men In the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the cont.
dence OF the public In their skin and Judgment a.
hB hAs."-EnQuIrer. 1rIf GYHf ...f.yrtrr.| I'd Va
"DR. DOHERTY ranks AZ one cf our most
distinguished physicians, and also one OF the most
successful, which IL now the criterion by which
the medical practitioner Is judged"-Eeho. ."
."DR, DOHERTY enjoys n mops extensive
practice than any. physician In this state."-EI.
press. -'.'' 'N "hH''a AH.iH
3, Address, w. X. DOHEGTY, MD.
Janl jim San Frnncisco, Gal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04

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For Mining aud Other Companic.
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AND At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
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POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
-roR-
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Etc. Etc. Etc.
PRINTED IN THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
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In short, everything that can bo done In a Book
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
/ co by Boat at p. NJ. will take tho Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. ". for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change to Stages at
Shlngle SPRING. For Donner Lake Route. al
Colfax Station: arriving in Virginia, by both
Lines, in 30 hours from San Francisco,
Crossing tho Mountains by Daylight
The New York herald., 1866-05-19
MINNESOTA STATE RAILROAD BONDS.
IM AN ACT FOR THE EQUITABLE ADJUSTMENT o
~ THE STATE RAILROAD BONDS. n

BE enacted by the Legislature Of the OF Mnnesota
SEcoN J. The Governor shall nominate and by and with
ioners citizens Of this State who having qualified by filing
In the Of the OF oath of shall
inquire into and 70 the next Legislature Of this State,
at the Of f session. who the holders Of
ant aendmcnt section article Of the Constt-
ton adopted April l5h 1855 the amount due holder
thereof and the amount which each bona Ade holder paid
therefor
The said board shall power authority
receive propositions from the several and holders Of
said bonds ON what terms they will surrender the TO
the State, and 70 inquire into and examine all claims arising
under the amendment aforesaid and report thereon
Qured In section Of this act '-
eEc The said Board OF Commissioners shall cause
Paul. and ono newspaper pubshed 10 the city Of boston,
and In the dy Of New York stating the time and place
Of their meeting and the object Of their appontment and
requiring the holder: OF said bonds 70 present before the
together with proof Of the amouns paid Tor sa bonds
The sad Board Of Commissioners sha have send
for perBons and papers, and 10 administer oaths and
examine any party presenting claims under oath or BY de-
SIC T. An claims bonds arising under and by virtue Of
SAID amendment which shall be said Board
Of Commissioners PRIOR 70 the 6rst day Of January 1851
sAan be forever barred and the Legsuse win not feel
This sci shall take effect and be in force from and
After lS pAslage. VI N
Approved February "a 1854 ind II. :. ,
The undersigned commissioners appointed by the Cover
nor Of ninnesos, BY virtue Of The above naned act wl
meet In pursuance q the ovisions thereof ct the Asor
ic 3iS Capitol in The city OF st. Paul, on The issS
He SoSsrs of Minnesota sae Railroad Bonds are 70.
aus'''d to meet yssfh goha NJ NGfCHBPs NGSHHs.''ner'
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

gCuR PUEBLO ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AqAIEsy
4 srss,..s eny p>ssen a ny name Or = ~ TGSls as
c.I..l, % ne steamer o. John
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

NORTH CAnQLIEA AND 1kNNE6eBE Part DUE
W S%SsfsS SoHPS PDsfckGsf Bankers 10 Wan stree.
OrsICmn. or TIVE rAGISIG 2sY NAIL STEAMSHIP
i 4; ..: 8
ysns upon Ss s:p: stock T and 50 ~ much q :s
he r.nsiss Win BE- clessa Friday ,hs ssh inst,
Dr. ss e Of
s.sE Sank g
c i1'' S'oAi2 ss' ssf
eight DRAFTS ON THE BANK OF LONDON. BANK
of England M 70: ~
THE NEW GAS yRsx CRUDE PETROLEUM.
! Inc '''c, cAfHrxI 81 :is'suSslaR1 snScR :" '''
new YORK rsrnorsSh 81 'ss GAS AND HEATING co.
s:.:s ss Es:s:, * s s y $
VIII Ssnan open unti ~ The STOCK !: taken -, -.
% q N sSg K asss
& & ;.:: ass
IA 9ss sss s, e :,ss; g;
& s & ::sP g
sos 81 @ q S:fr
' ss s.s nls. ss s NJ. u s . I; X.
.. eos sowiss dyiicnd o. per cent having sen
:::s sssss ~:
ssss sss.s sias y ne q Ss
PIN q ss s% ss
I've: s.n s f ne so g @ ss s
former WIN commend Itssf . general yss and supply
y lspo:s q. g.Ss F;n;smy 4: 4:
e. IN practical h'Fs ~ ss'
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

n OOn wANTED-AT SEWN PER CENT, FOR
Bf.UUU We two story high etoop mod.
ern brick house N East fify third street la2xl0o6
STANLEY DAY. SO Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

CoUrHwEsTERN RAILROAD, s. c.; PEOPLES BANK
= Sc; Bank O. Camden. G.; Bank Of NewberrZ, g.
O. other Southern Rank Noes also Sopthern Securities
wanted BY LAWRENCE BROTHRRs 3 CO.,
Bankers 10 Wall street, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

A MEETING or Tux Employees OF THE =, l. MOTT
Iron Morks hold In the Office Of the nid works ~
uot< Haven MONDAY evening May IA for he purpose o.
coneps VITA the family Of the sss jordan L. Ned 10 thsr
joan Demsrssi WAS chosen Chairman and EdeArD .. Bas
commisse was appointed drsfs rssolngps srrrsssys
Of the obiest on the meeting vx:r-WB 1ab~e, David
Tompiins j. r. HowlAnd Edward huntingsou, EAeAr D.
EsSseu John Dsmarest and j. n. Bakcn ~.
The rcpsr>ed the folowtnG reeouasons VINCE
were unanimous1y adopted - =. :. s.-
Ar. 40 rrmne frsm our nIds ~ late honcr~d
employer and friend, Jordan L. not, ks4 the onons'
ssclvsd ms IN ne dsaih Of xr Moo fes .hs,
svs Iss fr,epd ever rsady extend helpng band IN
ssiesiou and sdvery. who, while eneassd was
ever mIndf of lntsrest and weItsrs fuAV ''snne
Rssolssd that 10 ~ Iusziou. 1909 e g % ssq
sso rsssisinS fron ssussssion vitk hlm-~ A., ,,
T~~5~sS fhse tnndrr v the family of he decresen
.r hsre,s n ths and requ.
SSss csy Of thS of this meeng oe signed b
The chai' nAA Asa 9uS3a pESxSssI. cSsrman.
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

q Z nnO-s4mo AND $500 TO LOAN, on MORT
6eD.UUU saee for Ave years.
fIfOS. j. NCCAHILf. No Pine street
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

NrvW YORK. NAT "a leoG-vENfAR BROTHER.
N hood Depsrsmunt Of nanhassAn omcsv % Circles q
80 svs deaarmeu4 ere hereby no6ed De<t N Mo- SIC
Sros6vsy. On SUNDAY, IaY D,u3P.H. Prompt suenS-
socs rsqscstsd Busnsss of mporanee 70 b. nnsscsed
- pisnss Centre Dsparsnsss o haahasisn
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

cyrArrORD SPRINGS HOUSE, STAFFORD. CONN.
Th popular and psas.ai rs'sn having change hssds
shc on guests "a pleasantly situated railroad
sng daily with Ncw York and Boston The medi
email ouaes OF the dnsing aud bathing not
surpassed ty any In the United states
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

VVANTED-BoARD FOR GENTLEMAN WIPE,
w baby aud nurse within hours ride Of the city Ad
dres. ststins terms, location, &c., ~ F boz S7N New
VlvANTED-rRoM IS TO ~ BoARDRRs, FROM FIRST
w middle Of Je, for the season. location EXTRA good
and healthy particulars address Henry box ee South
port, Conn.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28
STOVES

Cooking Stoves Of various patterns PaIlor o'o''7'
r. S-oy,sa Tor Offices and Public Buildings L;,L
All of which will be sold for cash al prices
defy competition. ~ NEWCOMER
Jan II dim n -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28
n. A. PHILIPS,
LACK ON, MI $ $.

T. aqain at his old stand manufacturing his cele
rated Steel Plows at the following prices;
No l cutting inches II dSllars,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28
.71uDER,g HARDWARE.

1oo,,. Of all kinds. Nails from Sd to cod Bolts OF
every kind Finishing Nails r ITo"sis nTit
Sbutter Hinges Plate Hinges
plumb Bobs-Cast and e.-,. ,,r1
Wrought Butts Door Bells Sh to y Iln Sash 1'
Cords Window Springs &c
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28
CARPENTERS TOOLS.

S,s C-bissaIs Augurs, AuCur Bits, Screw Drivers
% G9ages Hammers II atchets, Adzes, box
Wood Rules. Saw Sets, Spring ComPasSeS'
Assorted Files Planes, Bench vices,
Rrad Avis Girnbets, I Bowels,
Drawing KNIVES, Oil Stones,
&c. also a complete assortment OF al n geHei-4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
The French Troops in MerioO.
Correspondence Of the New York Express.
WAsHINGroN. Feb. IL.

Correspondence Of the New York Express.
WAsHISGroS, Feb. IL.
There should be 10 doubt in the
public mind regarding the withdrawal
of the French troops from Mexico. Mr..
Seward has done his work in that mat
ter with Napoleon III, 30 as to convince
him Of the perfect propriety Of q speedy
withdrawal Without an angry word,
or the slightest disposition to buster,
the government Of the Emperor has
been informed that the presence OF
French troops in Mexico is displeasing
TO the American people.
Several efforts were made to obtain a
recognition Of Mazimilian, directly OF
remotely; also to commit the American
Government to a policy Of strict neu-
trality, or noninterference in behalf
of the Republicans in Mexico, but each
effort met q decided and prompt re-
fusal
So far as armed interference by our
Government in Mexican affairs is con
cerned, / thiuk there will be none. If
the Mexican people desire to have
Maximlian for their ruler they wi
sustain him if they do not want him
they viii very soon rise and depose
him. But II the French troops are re-
placed with Austrian bayonets, and the
wishes Of the Mexican people thus dis.
regarded; then the same question
which has just been decided in regard
to French troops viii be discussed with
the Emperor OF Austria, 0rly IN a more
formal and expeditions manner the
result csn readily be imagined.
Is would not create q great surprise
in some quarters. however, Il the re
cent visit Of the Secretary Of State 70
the West Indies and bis interview with
the General Santa Anna, should result
in replacing the Ex.President Of the
Mexican Rspublie in bis former posi-
ticn BY consent OF the people. All
things considered, an Empire founded
by . foreign Prince cannot exist long
in Mexico
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

CoURr ETiQuETTE Is SWEDEN.-A bril-.
liant court banquet recently took place
in the royal palace Of Stockholm, in
honor Of the ad0pIion Of the new lib
eral constitution All the dignitaries
Of the Church ard State appeared on The
occasion in full uniform. With the excep-
ton Of Count Aryid Posse, a prominent
member Of the Swedish aristocracv. and
8 strenuous opponents Of the new eonsti.
tuition. On paying his respects to The
King, the Count apolOgi1ed FOR arriving
in 3 plain frock coat and stated, with
the attitude Of ; martyr that since the
nobisty have been stripped Of their
last privileges, the uniform previously
worn BY his order has become altoeeth-
er supera1ouss 70 (Which his Majesty Re
piled, good nntaEediy. sDear Count do
nos trouble yourself in the least about
n u you thought that s Ehite coat
was more oecouing % you, I shoaid rot
he the less hsppy to see you, even II
you we're Q make your appearance in
q chaak.White sWallou-tail"
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COAL AND wOOD.
CULLECTaNG AGEars,
oenmi..lon and ForysaraIng.
News DEALERS, axe.

DAUI. 4 SANFORD. Forwarding and Goa mis-
4 sion Merchants. Cur prompt attention n gwen
~ the receiving and forwarding Of COTTON. 81
South Market street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

We are suihoFired 10 s1aouncs as4r. b. Fitraaa
= q eAa.'i'i.ie ior e mlns car Clerk. s. ,he ca
saiug narch eiscuoa.
We are auihonzed TO sahoarce Isars HAl1 - =
censiila.e iof Criminal Co,ut elark, al tne uoss
March election. ID
We are eaihor-ed % aanounoe CaanlEs x. uls-
aaa., A. sanddAlc c. culn a.l Couri olsik. 81 the
next Mach cltcuon. aosistf
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klrlrs -.-. !. ] N..hr.l..hrIl.nm /.

/ l08i0 From Clement. ay GuyHrlir,
Ciarksviiie, Palmya. Cumucfian.i
Clty. Rerhrssre E.drs. cad uan-
vile, . PARIS. 30 uHas aui bark
daily, except sunday, or daly
should ears su rll.
Eiiders vin pfoposr cheiu.e of de-
narlnra. ~ -L--LL--.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

We also atteud e the removal o. BODIES 10 and
nom other points at reasonable rites, sud 20 The
sallSaciion oi parties employing us.
We keep alee on hand gooi supply Of UNDER
TAKERS MATERIAL. which ue vii furnish 10
UndertaSers when desired AZ ra.isouable raias.
f4nIs-r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES
ron sHERIFF,

We are suthozi-ri 10 tnaoaaca k0SrTg al
hAt4Nh - 4 c4ni'i.ie tog ,eelii oi h.,ilss.a
,1naig, az ,ne saasiius Aaf-n eiecroa otltlI
We are a. holi1s,i q anloaure ~. c. ssAz a. 4
aAn.ii.isie ar absrin y laslisoa co..aly. = -
1exl Narca siecuo1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
lsOOA AND JOB PHINrsNG.


DAMERON, Wa. a oU.-Book and job Printers,
" and Publishers of the Day and weekly
Onion, Pnniers Aliey, betseeR union and Dead
erick streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

The state OfFeeling in Mississippi.
W. l. Kslly, special agent of the
Postofice Department for Mississippi,
makes the following report for Decem-
Der last 1t is very valuable as illustra.
ting the spirit of the people of that
Stale, and the means resorted to by
their leaders 70 set aside the law of
Congress:
As instructed, / called on Governor
Humphreys and. stated my business,
and received from HIM the discouraging
prediction that no. citizen Of the State
NJ 10 handle tss man, could be found IN
Mississippi, who could or would take the
oath oi Office he vas pleased. howeF-
er, TO give 10 the General Assembly,
then in session. Of the Departments
desire to extend mail facilities to the
State. This opinion Of the Governor, /
sm satisfied, is, or was, a part of the pro
gramme of the makers of political
opinions South 70 keep eUay man in Ens,
and to attach to the acceptance of office
under the United States sgith the pres
ent oath something Of dishonor. Some
seemed TO act as though this course
would compel the Congress TO modify
the oath. ! am satisfied that, but for
this pestilent spirit more than two
thirds of the Offices would have long been
filed. As was, soon became satisfied
that no one could be safely recommen-
ded for Offices (which had snail salaries
attached, for though to-day willing
ness to take the oath might be evinced
tomorrow, iHtiuidatsa ty pubic opinion, it
would be declined As twas, ! forwar-
ded TO the appointment Office petitions
and recommendation for postnlasters at
over one hundred Offices, embracing
nearly every county seat in the State.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

lee 1riaai themast, Es,a7 u WaraIns
~ Anaiiicion 90 feuns Ma. Aisl. Sea and ~
hetie iftetiitieai tor tssus-e- u us Urinary auI
1etuA o4eirnis-1elit iree. la seaieI ealu|onra
AdiIrla. iif. y ,AliI.It HultfdTJN. Hosals
assutisiior. ftils.iailhi4. "a asris-i,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
DR.. John Bull
louisville, Kentucky

Bis inimitabe preparation q sARsAPARILLA
hAs long stood Al the head Of the yanous CON-
ponuds of thai Salusbie drug.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

ATFEsfioS lslsaxss i--Chscks oa the N
ster BANKING %, belfast, Ireland. IN sums
Of % tle tor sale 90 Z. \. Ofluays Bso-
kert Otice, No. ss CallsRs street. Ar
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

ioooI FROM Nashville, by Brentwood.
Franklin, Ih1mpaaua station.
spring dli. Carriers Creek, No.un
lis. taiicusa. fouaiam Crsrt.
Lyunviile, keyuo.ts' Depot. ru-
LASH. H.ehlaua sai|an, Prospect.
Eikmoui, feuusglie, lAla.i. aHa
Athens, io Decatur. lsz miles
aud bssk, daily, except sunday.
Lelve Nashville daily, ezcept euH-
DAY, 10 ESQ an
Arrive at Decatur by 1pm
Leave Dccatur daiy, except Sunday,
81 $50 am
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

they viii embarrass our finances, op-
pose taxstion, refuse 10 provide for The
payment of the debt, and claim, per.
haps, compensation for their liberated
negroes. But such fears seem to Us
idle, because no party, however
strengthened, conld live for mon elt
with reputation written IN lis creed
Bat be that IS it may. under the
method We have indicsfed, Il would
not IL the fiFeeatefs. The unrepentent
rebels, the old political oligarchy. brt
new men would come into power. -Four
years ago Andrew Johnston said in ihe
speech from which we have slrea1v
quoted, that the leaders of the So1i h
must be conquered, and new sci sof
men brought forward who are 10 vial
izs aud develop the Union feeling IN
The South" and what was true then IS
still more true now: and Congress,
if it consults It's wisdom rather than iis
reseniments, may do much towards
working out the happy traasformatisn
IN l. Post
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
I01II - M.aII--. y - -.

I68G11 From Mcksnt.e. Iruci.al = Nrm-
phis AMI OHIO hsiIruat.' D. "la-
wood, Drsrien, Ea.t.Ya rial.au,
Gardner. Alma. OIL HfA11s, ana
UEioE CIV, 10 n.clual, hy-l st's
miies s1f alet, daily rlferi iln-
dly.
Leave McEenris ll.iy, tzrsFi tuH-
day, at
ArriTe AZ Hickman ay
Leave HIc.maa al..y .y, e1r'ii .nn'.
isls at
Airae AZ Mckeuas y
B.ddsrs aIl .is.e h.-f, o- departure
add arrival
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

and iis attendant irain Of syInploms Il acts more
LIKE A CHAkM than a medicine. There h noth-
ine IN the whole range Of Maieris Medics that csn
OF moment beAz Comparison with it IN thls dis
ease.
fan accouri Of this wonderful plant may be
fouud 10 the iIth edition Of the Z. s nispenaatory
pages 1857 and iSSs
a series OF experiments IN winch Dr. Bull has
teen for years engaged, has Just been brought 70
Enacessful term nation, and be is now enabled 10
oter &c the pubic eomhination o. CEDk0N with
other spprosed tonics, tle whole pfesersed in the
best quality OF copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which ne j. coundenf has no equal IN the word.
he might furnish volume ofcerii tcates, but the
public have long since learned 10 esumsfe such
things by their true value The Fafcst plan IL ior
every cue 60 test Tor himself the yrIues 0 new
uediclne.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

loQo2 From kuoxvile, bv Caue.-l r.srf4r'.
Loudon, fhiadolrh.s. sets. IA
tsr. fucitty, Mouss C-sra. Athens.
kiccFiilo, NharIrslcH. Cleveland.
Mcdonald, uoltsWah. rvnr-s. and
harf aan, Oh Chauauaers. lla r,. iss
and back, daily, or tHIrr dsIlg f
trains ao run. ufh daIIv ar tstrs
dauy branca iram Cleveland. bv
Red Clay, tga.l anl NalnrIrs sta-
loo, % Dalton. 3, q, a..Is.. la due
connection.
Leave knoxville dalyai lgIapm
Aruyctt Jhata1ocra br 8sa6m
Leave Chaliano0ga asIiI aigam
Arrive at kuaxvlIls - e4sam
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
PendIeton.


Il looks q good deal IS if the next
Deniocratic candidate for the Presiden-
cy would be Mr. George Il. Pendleton.
He is evidently rising into great prOml-
uence ia the party. Democrats send to
him from Firginia 70 know how to deal
with the freedmen, snd they have Just
had him over in Kentucky TO direct
the proceedings Of the party there aud
keep il ont Of mischief There was \
strong desirs on the part OF some OF the
leading Democrats OF that Stateto bold
a genera convention at which the De-
mocFaey could sresuscitated out of its
present comatose condition, and q new
era in national politics be set on foot
Apparently this was the work of those
lNentuclzians who are bent ON running
Mr.. Guthrie for the Presidency in 1868
but Mr. eendleton has shown them
That a middleaged man in Cincinnati
may Be a good deal smarter than an old
one in Washington. The movement
had to be stopped, and he hss stopped
a On lNesday last be appeared in
Fran kiort, and IN the evening Vas lion
ized at q caucus Of the Democratic
members Of the legislature He made
a little speech against the proposed
convention. 1t was inexpedient; it
would lead 70 qusTrels and animosities,
from which the Ab0litionists might de
rive profit So the project was voted
down, and no convention is 10 be held
This was q great triumph for Mr.
PendletOn. 1t shows that he can con-
troll the Democratic party in Kentucky,
Guthrie or no Guthrie; and that he is |
still IS much ahead of that veteran |
statesman as he was in 1864 at Chicago, !
when he took away from him the nom
nation for the Presidency. With /
Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia to back /
him, Mr.. Pendleton's prospect Of carry
ing of a higher nomination two years
hence is certainly pretty fair, but we
advise him not 10 be too confident
Dean Richmond, the great Democratic
nachine-breaker in New York, has his
eye fixed upon the same prize, and he
Is different sort OF rival from any that
the bland and silken aspirant of Ohio
has yet had to contend with
1t is true Pendleton has got a good
start. He comes, too, of an old Nir-
ginia stock, and the blood of the First
Families is sure to tell in such race.
But on the other hand, Richmond is a
man of genius His brains would fur
nish out half a dozen politicians Of the
Pendleton stripe. However, the con-
lest is but just beginning. We shall
watch its developments with curiosity.
Like the celebrated womsn who didn't
,sre whether il was her husband or the
bear that got whipped in the fight, we
rev the whole scutiie with the perfec-
ion Of philosophic indifference. Our
leaders may accordingly rely apoa the
mpartialiiy and fidelity of the reports
which from time to time we shall lay
)efOre them.
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