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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-05-17
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The beauty which once was so precious and
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AND
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Reparator Capilli.

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or hair upon bald heads in from two to three
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together with receipt for the mouev which
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entire satisfaction is not given. Address,
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oh she was beautiful aud fair,
With starry eyes. and radiant hair,
whose curling tendrils soft, cntwincd,
Fnchained the very heart aud mind
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
TO GENUINE CONSERVATIVES.

-Four Millions Of our countrymcn, lately
slaves are now Frce-that is positive fact'
You may dislike it, loatl,c it, execrate it-but
YOU none the less know it to bc fact.
Congress, in rccOnstructing the States LATELY
in revolt has determined that these Blacks,
unless they have voluntary aided the Rebel
lion. shall vote; and they ARE voting. This is
another important fact. Hate it as you may,
you still know it to be a fact
This Congress remains in power for nearly
two years longer, and the Republican majority
in the Senate cannot be subverted within the
next four years. Though every election should
90 against us meantime. the Senate will re-
main Republican. But it is perfectly certain
that the majority will be strongly REINFORCED
from the sOon-to-be reconstructed States. And
right well do you know that this majority will
not vote to destroy itself by DISTINGUISHING the
Southern Blacks.
What. then, do you mean by Conservatism
Do you mean to keep this whole country in
turmoil and contention throughout the next
four years, in the desperate hope that You may
thereafter I've able to disfranclise the Four
Millions of Southern Blacks, and put them
under the feet of their late Rebel masterSi
If that is your game, what sort OF crops, OF
trade, of payments, can you expect from the
South meantime? What hope can you cherish
that the country will ever be paciliedf
1t is one thing to deny the Right of Suffrage
to a dOwn-trodden race it is quite another to
deprive them of it after they have gained and
exercised it. We defy the wit of man to tell
how the Blacks of South Carolina, Mississippi,
and Florida, after they shall have voted and
chosen State officers and Members of Congress,
are to be DISTINGUISHED, except by usurpatiOn
and revolutionary violence. Virginia has
shown you that they will not disfranchSe
themselves.
Conservatives practical men! devotecs Of
Peace and Prosperity! we cOniure you to pause
and reflect The antidOte to Social Anarchy Is
Impartial Liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

Inell OF his supremacy The energy Of the
contracting parties has however, overcome all
obstacles The most palpable result thus far
being the fact that passenger can now pursue
an uninterrupted railway journey from the
Atlantic at Eew-Yorl to the Rocky Mountains,
200 n,ilcs wat Of Omaha. The financial ac-
counts of the road 81 this point show
remarkable fact No ono has doubted that
when the whole grand line to the Pacific shall
he finished. in 1870 (as the Companies promise),
it will he very highly profitable, but the actual
net earnings Of the way business. during the
past season, are officially reported to be more
than sufficient TO pay the interest upon the
whole cost.
The building Of this railroad is a work OF
public necessity. The Government has already
gained from it more than it has paid for it, Ar
immense act of land in the valley OF the River
Platte has been brought into market and made
desirable for the cmigrant. Upon this territory
new towns are springing up, which will become
manufacturing communities, adding to the pro-
ductive wealth of the country and helping to
DAY the public debt. Coal mines have been dis
covered in the Black Hills, which, in that region
of scarce fuel. will be hardly less valuable than
the deposits of the precious metals. Every acre
of land improved or sold 10y the Company IN
crcases the demand for the Governments lands
alongside, and every additional ton OF gold or
silver mined because of the increased facilities
offered by the railroad puts money into the M
tional treasury. The saving to the Government
in freights, and the increase in Its revenues,
will confirm the opinion that this is not oaiy
the most enduring bat the most profitable OF
all the internal improvements which have re-
ceived Congressional aid. In short, the advances
of the Government bonds is but loan of the
public credit, which costs the Government
nothing but pays it handsome dividends
The Road must he finished as rapidly as pos
siblc The Pacific Coast has room and work
for ten millions of people, instead of the half
million who now inhabit IA world 10y themselves
The SlOO,OOOOOO yearly produced in the mining
regions can and should be doubled and all
along the line of this worlds thoroughiare
should be such industrial enterprises rs VIII
promote the prosperity of the nation and OF
the several States, and constitute the best evil
dences of our national greatness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

The Government of China seems again to DO
endangered by the progress Of rebellion The
formidable instruction OF Tho Taepings, which
had been devastating China for more than ten
wears was almost ended by the capture OF
Nanking and the death of its chief, III 1865;
Int other rcbelIiOns, and especially that OF the
Nicn-pei, or Northern rebels, have, with vary
inc success, ever since been going on. A Gable
disnateh informs us that these rebels have Just
Gained great victory over the lmperalst
troons. and that Pelin Is considered in danger.
The capture of Pckin might lead to great
changes in the administration, or even to di-
vision of the vast Empire, but would hardly
affect the commercial relations which have OF
late been established between China and for
cign nations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

The Diets of the South German States have
to pass resolutions on three important measures
concerning their future relations to the North
German Confederation. These measures are
the ratification of the military conventions
concluded by the South German Governments
with Prussia, in August, 1866, the renewal of
the Zollverein, and the entry into the North
German Confederation. The two first of these
measures are recommended by all the Govern
ments and, it is thought, will be passed by all
the Diets. The third is favored by the Gov
eminent of Baden, but opposed by that of Ba-
varia and Wurtemburg The Cable informs us
that the Diet of Baden has, by a large ma
jority, sanctioned the two former measures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
KINE0 EnUNTY

The CiG:en has an odd sort of Democrat
Henry Jamison-who writes over from Brook
Ign that Mclaughlin is going to have things
his own way in Kings County, and be elected
Register for third term-whch we don't be-
lieve. He admits, however, that Bliss has the
best prospect for Mayor, and considerably
adds:
Some people profess TO he annoyed at the fact that
the Democrats have no American-bOrn citizens on
their ticket Wen. It is unfortunate, under the eircum'
stances There Is kabhesch. who is Dutch Mclaughlin,
who Irish: White who IL Celtic: Troy. who Is Hber-
MAN. Sattcrly who Is Fcnianistic think perhaps, IT
would have been polite to put American on some
where; but you know, dear Cii-cH the line must be
drawn somewhere, and why not IN BROOKLYN
We guess they'll have to let ut least one
Amcrican-born citizen he elected in Kings this
year. See if they don't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

employment. So to vote is to subject him
self to exile and his family to starvation
Such il White conservatism and loyalty, as
expounded by the cx-Rebel organs in Virginia.
We might quote from dozen more OF them,
~ in Che same strain. The Blacks have
chosen to vote for candidates who (they be-
Level will frame Constitution that gives
them Equal Rights: thus they have sealed
their doom-they must be starved, be hunted
out, &c, &c. They have doubtless much yet
to brave and to suffer; bat we hope and trust
that Virginia is benooforth q community Of
frcemen. Honor to her faithful Radicals |!
May those of Other States initiate their exam
nlc. their courage, and their triumph!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

Some Of the Democratic papers arc endeavor-
ing to rake up charges against Gen. liillhOuse.
But most OF them arc on record as having
praised him highly The Genera GaSette,
bitter Copperhead paper, and the Democratic
organ at the home Of Gen. HillhOuse, said, in
abiding to the proceedings of the Republican
State Convention:
The more honest portion OF the Republicans hereabOut
where Gen. HillhQusS well known and universally
respected FOR ais ability and integrity make no conceal
ment OF thelE disappointment and modification at his
overhr9w They place due estimate upon the resotceS
* thb Convention when illustrated by s act OF throwing
overheard officer who 50 largely enjoyed tue P"pnc
confidence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

Gen Mower calls the Louisiana Convention
10 meet in Mechanics Institute Hall, Now-Or-
leans, on Saturday, Nov. %, to commence their
labors in forming a new Constitution. The
order states the official vote Of the people at
79,174 of which 75O53 were for a Convention,
O0G in the negative, and s. blanks.
The Alabama Convention is directed by Gen.
Pope to meet at Montgomery on the 9Th day
of November, TO frame Constitution and
Civil Government for the State of Alabama.
The order directs that, after such Constitution
shall be framed, it will be submitted for rati-
ficatiOn to the registered voters, rs required by
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
TNyON SOLDIERS!

There is much skillful wire-puihne ana
furious drumming TO induce Union soldiers to
vote the Sham Democratic ticket TINS faii'
We ask each of them to consider
Why is it that, while the Republican State
ticket contains the names of three Union VOL
understood. MCKEAH, Gen. GATES, and
Chaplain De la MATYE-n0t one IS fOuno on
the rival Democratic trketf
Why is it-when the Republican County
ticket contains the names of private ABBE
Mai. HAGGERTY, and Col. HAwKINs-all Union
Volunteers-nOt one such is found on either the
Tammany or the Mozart ticket?
SO in Brooklyn, where Major SCHURIG is on
the Republican ticket for one of the best Offices
in Kings County, against an old party hack
who was snug at home III Fat office all
through the war, and where no soldier has been
placed on the Democratic County ticket
Is it accident that keeps the names OF all
Union soldiers offlthe Democratic tickets They
elected Sheriff in 1861 a Democratic volunteer
who went down to Bull Run, but insisted on
being discharged and sent home the day before
the battle-his three months Che said) being
out on that day JOSHUA G.. ABBE staid and
fought next day, falling desperately wounded
on the battlefield. Soldiers! show by your
votes that you like this sort better than the
other Urge every friend you can influence to
vote for the fighting volunteers, JOSHUA e..
ABBE, JAMES HAGGERTl, and RUSH G. HAw-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

The Italian Government, it seems, has shrunk
from the responsibility of again arrestng Carl
baldi. At least, while his movements toward
Rome were 30 well known that they were, day
by day, announced by the telegraph all through
Europe, the Government this time seems to have
preferred to ignore them. Thus, the old hero
has marched at the head of newt bands of
volunteers into the Papal States, where bis
presence seems to have at once pro-
duced great change In two lines
it seems, from the north and from the
center-the volunteers have advanced upon
Rome, pushing back before them the Papal
troops. They have recaptured Bagnorea, where
some days ago the hottest battle of this revo-
luton was fought. Garibaldi himself hes
reached Monte ROtOndO, which is only few miles
from Rome AlarWed at the new turn OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

The most pronigate and scandaOusly indie
cent Sunday paper issued i'll our city, which
recently gave up its first page to admlrlng
biographies Of the most conspcuously shame
less lost women in our city, thus speaks of the
rival candidates for senator in the Hid District
of Kings County:
The people OF the I'D District owe IL 10 thenlselye 10
defeat tie corrupt tool Of the Radical Lobbyists, ".
Goodrich. lie was nominated manly on account OF MS
having worked aud voted for the Odous Excise law IN the
Legislature 1866 His vote member of that Legs
laturc saddod Ms with the present excise tyranny Good
ch Il bitter tectOal and Sabbatarian fanatic, opposed
10 the sale liquor any day of the week, ne could
prevent while his opponent James f. Pierre IS one OF
The abes lawyers Ina the state, mHn OF liberal views
and refined talents lie should be elected by large MA
iorty Goodrichs nomination an insult TO the liberal
minded OF the district
Such being the grounds on which Mr.. Good
rich is opposed, there should be no doubt OF
his election by large majority.
The pretensc thai a supporter of the Excise
law is corrupt tool is an insult to the
popular understanding. All men do know that
thousands were freely offered for votes against
the Excise law-not one fartlnng for votes to
uphold it, Ii is vice, not virtue, thaf can afford
to give money for legislative favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

A good Democrat from one of the Southern
States adyertises in Baltimore paper his de-
sire to establish himself as q lawyer in some
part of Maryland He is good enough to say
that no would not live in Free State if he
could help it, but not being able to make a
living at home (where he seems to imagine that
Slavery still fOurishes), he is compelled by con-
siderations of bread and-butter nature to try
elsewhere. We don't believe there is Radical
ism enough in Maryland yet to hurt him much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

IL is well TO remember some of the formulas
in which the Democratic party is now loudly
declaring it's creed. Here are few which we
select from our Copperhead exchanges:
Slavery is right freedom rs wrong."
"The cause which Abraham Lincoln led was
1.-THE most unnatural impious, and sinful that
has ever afflicted the world
"I'he cause upheld by Jefferson Davis is the
cause of God, liberty, and American civiliza-
ton"
1T is the Presidents duty to ldsperse Con-
"grcss"
I'VE want none of your soldiers. We've
had enough of them"
Grant and Sheridan must be snuiicd out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

The Sunday Mercury urges every City elector
to support the candidates nominated by the
Tammapy Hall Democracy, whom it indorses as
follows:
"On the whole, the TammaDy Convention seems 10
have selected men 10 represent their party whose char.
acter and standing in the community enttle them To the
confidence OF the public and furnish an assurance thHt
they will COMPETENT and faithful officers some (etc Ot
them had me misfortune N be toUid ~ bad company at
OF haring rcc,rea mat dedicBe trhch tO0rS contact
tr pitch but the exposures which were made through
the columns Of The sunday Mercury OF The operations OF
The cOrrplonists of the last legislature wH dpOrd
ddnOnOn Ia Mer successors Ia be- more circ"nspecI ana
less ready To beray the interests OF their constituents tor
"A mess OF pottage"
49, the Mercury borrows needless trouble. The
successors of those corrupt Democrats are
bound to be Republicans, who could not he m
duced ito betray the interests OF then consult
"uents for mess of pOttage.n