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ASTHMA CURED.
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TX. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1866.

OF turning him loose strengthened by their votes emoodened
by their voice and released from that control whicn
independent national Legislature exercised over NM
He then concluded follows But II is not that alone near
said the election another Republican Congress strong
enough to defeat his revolutionary schemes already assured
II the signs Of the times look encouraging Yes De-
eye IL II there Justice In heaven and upon EARTH Andrew
johnson cannot prevail But is bare victory which consists
escape from defeat all strive for III the Amerl-
people know their duty they will understand that they nave
not only to provide for the peace OF the country but
that they have the honor OF the Republic to protect
Look at the monarchies Of the Old World. When
king dsgraces himself he bears his disgrace alone for the
people may say We did not place him where he Is But
President OF this Republic represents the choice OF the people
and he commit dishOnorabe act without casting
shadow Of dshOnOr upon those who made him what nc Is
thus they share the Responsibility There Is your situation
Terrible 81 be that have President who disgrncee
the Republic declare would be thousand times more ter
ride IL the American people had not spirit enough TO
crush him with laundering verdict Of Indignant fepuda
ton Let deceive himself YOU cannot vote Tor
Johnson candidate without indosng what Andrew johnson
has done without encouraging him 10 do so again. fon
may say you do understand But he understands II so
The world understands il And thus declare and wish
every citizen this broad land cond hear every vote east
for Andrew johnson wiz be burning disgrace to this Republic
by the respect have for yourselves by the
love you your country by e love mankind bears TO
the American name dear to your hearts
act ike honor and show the world that whatever
Andrew johnson may be- there still some virtue in the Amer
people. - -. =
was given by Mr. Pope followed by short speech from MAJOR
Haggerty and the meeting then adjourned
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ANDREW JOHNSONs VOTE AND THE IRISH
vote.
A WORD or WARNING.

To ne Editor Of Tam y. T'buse
SIR: am an Irshman. In the words Of the great
OConne I love the fair and fruitful land Of my bh-my
ltherlnnd" love the h people too, abroad anG at home
aud because Of this love step in with gentle reminder
when find that political capital sought to be made by a
pcahng Irish gratitude for Irish vote FOR my policy"
Ny country men, Sir imprcssbc high degree; they
are generous fault; readily resent On njuy-none
more gladly forgive It, but there injuries too deep
and lasting to be forgotten injuries 70 dead parensnurie
10 departed wives und children; and to-day, from the famine
graves Ireland there voices Of appeal 10 the descend
ants OF their occupants this country sustain The
Who IN the OF their buaton refused 20 give them
susirnnnce.
What are the Simply these In the Winter Of 1857
dnIng tho prevalence OF the potato rot and consequent famine
In ireland The proposition made Congress appropriate
money purchase and -four TO send 10 my stary
ing The bill passed the Senate and was sent to
Tie House The title Tead-ghe ANDREW JOHNSON or
TENNESSEE IHE GROUND THAT II WAS IN
CONSTITUTIONAL STARVING FRESHMEN AND WOMEN AND
MOVED TO LAY TIRE billion TIE TABLElil
WHEN THE VOTE WAS TAKEN, ANDREW JOHNSON VOTED TO
LAY II THE TABLEil
In spite Of Andrew johnson the American people did send
seyem ploas Of and four 10 Ireland Sir well
member JOY and gutnde with which the people were hed
remember SOW Capt, Clarke OF the Victor feted and
toasted Dublin commander 81 the vessel dispatched
Of mercy And let ask eouIymen they
forget realities Of the past the hypoces Of the present
year. many viii the ballot box election
whose parents occupy pauper graves In the old land and
would ask them before daring IN the face OF such remem
brancos 10 deposit FOR Andrew JOhns0n supporters 10
recall Andrew Ohnson vote against then relatives and friends
/ an, SiT, respectfully yours, HlbEKIcus
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MARYLAND.
THE COMMISSIONERS WILL NOT APPEAR BEFosE TN
CONCENTRATIONS QUIET

THE COMMISSIONERS WILL NOT APPBAR BEf0sE TN
CONCENTRATIONS QUIET
NJ rtIksRAPa
BALTIMORE Oct. 23-I have IL from good Authority
that neither the Commissioner Of Police their counsel
will take any further part the proceedings TO DO bad IN
Gov. Swans Court, and will allow him 70 have the
matter all his way They have discharged their da,
and on Gov Swami and is advisers rests the response
bii;y of whatever mag The Commissioners were
notified to-day that the would be taken up sgain Oh
Friday and number Of witnesses summoned Tbs
city perfectly quiet and Tranquil Should the Governor
decide the Commissioners il is probable that legal
proceedings will be bad and the Court Of Appeals could
not reach the before May next
ANOTHER DISPATCH,
BALTIMoRE Oct. 23-Wbe il is true that there has
been some excitement here incident upon the initiation Of
proceedings looking to the removal OF the Police Comms
sioners bv Gov Swami aud while II Is also true thai there
is much anxiety and much speculation and discussion ar
10 the Issue and results Of the pending proceedns thefe
has as yet been serious disturbance OF the peace
nothing that could DO truhiuy enafacteIeo dc op OK
riot.
Beyond few alterations and angry discussions, and
personal collisions resulting in serious injury and IL
one case in the tearing down OF bulletin board OF AZ
afternoon paper yesterday by few rotousiy disposed
persons there has really been nothing OF roous ehaae
ter TO report To-day the city has been remarkably qu1
The proclamation Of the Governor las indeed been shs
subject of much comment but has esused no exesmeh
whatever. -. n.
Tonight meetings are being held at various po,ne
the Bows in Blue Lincoln lnvnoioles ana otnef Or
CARNATIONS of the Republicans. Similar meetings of Or
eanzaton have also been held or are being nea ~ ns
Tonseryatives and Democrats but these meetings. were
called before the proclamation was issued ana ,neIso.e
cannot be regarded as having az! vii
IT, though no doubt some OF these esleiiNe' WI" "'"s'
the questions raised BY the Governor .,.,,,.,
The general opinion prevailing among S thoughtful t pso
Fse 70 AM appont others 10 succeed them there
nssa not necessarily Sc resort TO violent measures The
case %oudthen is supposed come regularly before sas
s hon have TO be settled by formal trial. and
teIy would finally be taken to the Court Of APPeas
The Police Commissioners nave been notified oy the
o,cea ON Friday ID is believed however that the Com
nissoncrs viii be present. by council the
aminton as they have determined not TO acknowledge
the right Of the Governor to try the case. e.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Rogerss room and handed bin check Tor q 900 TO retain him
as counsel Tor his company That way Of securing the
services OF Members OF C0Bgr What had Mr. Rogers 10 do
with that company He could help them any Ia the City
Of New York Ny fendG 1t is pleasant 20 state these
things but there times when public duty demands that we
should not hold peace. Tho monentous questions
that ever before Congress win be presented
at its next session. and there t time the history OF
our country when need honest and ncorruptbe
Congress will be then No win deny that And say
that man 10 whom his friends woad not trust the settlement
OF their esatea whom thoy would not trust the
guardianship of their chldrensuch nan, when inch
neptous questions arise and such prices ecntn
ay being offered for his not hs proper representative
in Congress Of an intelligent constituency.
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ILLINOIS.
GEN. BUTLER AND GOV. HAHN AT FRERroRT

GEN. BUTLER AND GOV. HAHN AT FRBRPoRT.
rKIE0RAPH
FREEroRT, H., Oct. 23-The Soldiers and Sailors
Convention Elkbom Wis, yesterday the largest
meeting ever held in Waworh County. Gen. Butler
received grand welcome at Beloit and elsewhere He
spoke here to-day with Gov. iahn. Snow was falling
fast Butler advocated negro suffrage 20 large and ap
plaudns audience Butler speaks at Detroit on next Sat-
urdAy.
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BRIBERY AND coRRUpuoNM SkwJERsxY

TkLk6aAPH
TRENTON, Oct 23-The trials OF the indictments for
bribery and corruption in the las, Legislature commenced
TODAY Ihe first case called The State sgs Charles
Rush Of Hudson County. The State produced but one
witness Attorney General Frenghuysen and Prosecutor
Hagemsn appeared the part Of the State, and J. r.
bradley A G. Richardson aud Leon Albeit for the de.
PENDANT Mr. Bradley conended that the State had failed
20 Ee ont a "a
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TIE NATIONAL CURRENCY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-To-day the National Cur
rency Bureau cancelled and destroyed by burning 900 Of No
tona Bank Notes and Issued equal amount Vi IGN lsA
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REGATTA.

A SPLENDID TINE AT PoUGHKEEFsIE-FIvB CONTEST
ASTs-MKIRL THE WINNER or THE FIRST PRIZE
TIME, 1876.
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TVON. JAMES THOMPSON Judge Of the Su-
HI preme Court a Pennsylvania
PHIIApELPnIA, April %, 1906
t..s,der HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERS valuable med
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p 1{OOFLANDS GERMAN BIrTERS,

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