The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-11-26

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Wesleyan missionary, and six Christian
natives.
THAp. STEVENS has written letter
favoring the Democratic policy of paying
the U. s. Bonds id greenbacks. No you
don't, Thad.; the Mig is yonr thunder,
and the greenbacks ours.
KANSAS voted on the suffrage question
as follows: For Negro suffrage 1851,
against 1914; for female suffrage $3.50,
against 16, 1862; for DISTINGUISHING disloy-
alists II, 800 against 10, ,26s.
DEMOCRATS who take city papers and
do not patronize their county papers lose
an incalculable amount in the course of
a year in the way of county news. Sub
scribe for your county paper.
CLEVELAND experienced double
tragedy the night of the 18th inst. A
man named Gregory was found with his
throat cut, and girl, named Isabella
Ray, in the same room shot through the
body.
RADICAL Senators and Representatives
express their determination to stand by
the revolutionary reconstruction meas
ures OF Congress, and are in favor of pla-
cling the governing power in the hands of
worthless Negroes. 500
The Conservative press Of Georgia, ad-
yocate the meeting of a Convention at
Macon. on the 9th of December. The
Conservatives of Georgia no doubt mean
well but the Radicals have the power and
intend to grind them.
The campaign Of 1863 has been open
ed by the Democracy of New Hampshire.
John Fl. Sinclair is their candidate for
Governor, and We hope the Radical ma
jority of 4,656 will be overcome at the
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election in March next.
In the suit of the State of California
against the steamship Moses Taylor for
s7so,ooo for failing to comply With the
State law requiring passenger tickets to
be stamped, Judge Snyder decided the
Act Unconstitutional.
NEARLY all the members of the court
martial before whom Santa Anna was
tried, at Vera Cruz, have been sentenced
to four years imprisonment for having
given final determination without con
sulting the general government.
The following is the official vote o
the State of Georgia: Number of regis
tered votes 1873, ,647; vote cast LOG, ,41O
for Convention 1O2, 2,283; against 4, 1871
Majority for Convention 9S,156. Nun
Der of whites voting for Convention 36,
5oO...
BRpwN & LEVELS life-saving tackle
an American invention for instantaneous
ly lowering and detaching small boat
frsm the side of vessel when under ful
headway, has been adopted by the Fencl
navy, after trisl BY the Frsnch feet a
Toulon. IS
COLONEL Mosby, of guerrilla fame, wis
tied the gold rooms in New York on tn
18th, and was invited by the President t
the platform. Objection was made b
many Of the members, and for time th
excitement ran high. The President wa
finally sustained.
THE following is copy Of atelegran
dated at Victoria, V. l., November Il
1867: a
| Hon. W. H Se,0ard, Sec. of State:
Reached Sitka 18th October. Transft
made same day.. Protocol executed q
Ali we'll and all satisfactory. f
u LovALL Ell. RossEAU.
4 AT the commencement Of the rebellio
Garibaldi was offered the highest pos
tion in the Federal Army, but decline
because the war was then alleged to /
waged for the restoration Of the Unio
and not to abolish Slavery. Had l
known anything of American Radicalis
he would not have made that mistake.
1 CONRAD DIPps, moulder by trad,
Ileft Erie, Pa; at z o'clock the mornin
of the 18th to walk to Dunkirk, di
tanee of 50 miles in IL hours, on a wag,
of $3.50. He reached Dunkirk Is mi,
utes ahead of time. His friends offer
wager $4,000 that be can make 1l5 mil
in "a hours ass
i IT is understood to be the decision
the Treasury Department that unless Il
holders of seven-thirties shall presel
them for conversion into fye-twent
bonds at maturity. the option to NAL
such conversion is lost; and the sever
lthirties will be afterwards paid iu greer
backs.
i QUITE number Of persons, along Il
route travelled by Weston, the pedestria
have made fools Of themselves, for il
Stance: Mothers seemed to take deligl
in having him kiss their babes, and whe
the little innocent prattlers refused to
kissed 1t aoas source of griet to the M