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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

WAsurSGroN, March 3O.-Noon-Itis is stated
that the President ha, in no way interfered
with the commanders Of districts since their
appointment
A New Orleans dispatch stntes the police
are 10 be composed of mixture of blacks and
whites.
Colonel Sypler lnte of tho eleventh colored
artillery, will be chief .f police.
Removing bis protest, the President has ap.
proved tho appropriation Of half million for
| the enforcement Of the Sherman and Supple
mental bills.
General Steelm.n has been confirmed ns col
lector of internal revenue for The fret district
Of Louisiana.
WAsurScroN. April 3.-The Executive sss
sion somewhat stormy. Radical Senators
favor rejecting nominations as fast az they
come in, until the Pres tlent yields. The more
confirming good men. regardless Of politics.
No rule Of acting adopted. Each Senator will
vote as whim dic,ntes.
| The Democratic municipal ticket has been
elected i'll Washington City. In st. Paul.
! (Minnesou,) Madison nnd Milwaukee, (Wi.con.
SIM Lenvcnwor,h, (kansas,) md Cleveland,
! tOhio) have elected Democratic Mayors; the
rest Of the officers radical. st. Louis elected IL
radical Mayor.
The vote in Michigan is lignt. Republicans
generally successful.
! HARTFORD. Apli!2.-Cen. English has been
elected Governor nn.l Hubbard, Ilotchkss
and VIM. p. Barnum. Democrats and Sturk-
weather nsepnblican) Congressman. T.,
LATER All but eight towns give EngliSl,
SS3 majority the Schate hns twelve Rerubli-
cans und niue Democrats the House llls thr-
ty Republican majority.
New ORLEANS, March IS The new Attor-
ney.General is the same elected with Governor
Hahn, n Fenian, aud nn advocate Of equal
! rights. The new Mayor is u merchant of Ell
iy six years residence, one Of Mr.. Durant's
Free Suffrage Committee. Many colured men
attended the Inauguration to-dny. The Chief
Of Police will he Brcv-t Brigudier-Cene
! Sypher, late Colonel "f the llih United States
Coicred Artillery, aud the police will Le COM
posed without distinction Of color Judge
Ahcls successor was II njor on tho stuff OF
General Banks anil Chief Of Cavalry, and has
since served as Attorney for the Fr.edmen's
| Bureau. Another pr1e: to day announces a
late act Of the Legislature, cuntipuing in Office
the present incumbents as provisional, except
for cases specially ted upon ut headquarters
| More changes are expected.
| CANTON MIS-, March 27.-A. G. Brown, Of
Mississippi, ia out in letter urging the Miss
iSsPpIans to accept the reconstruction hill. ms
the conquerors have the right 10 legislale for
the conquered. and the latter have no right,
which the former nre bound to respect.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

J. J. CuSNINcmAM -Ohr enterPrisng and
popular fellow townsnnn, Mr.. J. J. Cunning
ham, has. just returned from New York; where
he has been exercising his best skill during the
past month, in selecting stock Of Spring and
SUMMER Goods, which in variety, extent, and
general aitrnctivenea., will compare with any
brought to the up-country, during the present
season. The stock has been selected with great
care and will he found to embrace all the !atest
and best styles aud most attractive varieties of
ladies' and genilem"ns dress goods. and n rare
selection Of articles useful ard ornamental. to
satisfy the wants, please The taste. Or cnp,ivate
the fancy OF his friends Gnd customers. All
that he desires ia n cnl from his old friends,
aud he thinks that mere "occular lem"nslra.
,ion," without much "m"rnl su aston, from his
polite and grntl-maniy assistants Ncssrs. J.
W. Fowler and l. I.vy Fair, will he altogether
sufficient. His goods have been purchased
low and will be sold ut the most reasonable
ratcs. For particulars see advertisement in ouI
next issue.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

The st. Augustine tForida)r Examiner says
the orange cr"p has been uLderestfnated.--
From one grove ninety thousand have been
sold. The prospect for next year is very Gne.
The Examiner says: THE trees arc perfectly
loaded with blossoms, many Of them looking
like an immense boqnst. One two Of the
largest groves inrhe vicinity Of tho city will,
If the season continues fay orahle, bear between
100000 and 100000 OF course, it is as yet
impossible to make nm approximate estimate,
but The e'oP. provided We hnve no severe
frost. will sarrass by far ,any tLat we had for
years."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

TIE SOUTHERN CuErIvATon-The April mum
Der of this we'll known agricultural Journal
contains is pagcs-%4 Of reading matter, must
ly original. 1t IS ernb"l!Ishcd with u tasteful
design aud ground plum Of a convenient DWELL
ing-the first Of Series David Dickson, the
m"st successful planter i'll Georgia. gives two
communications, which, with over thirty other
original articles. on topics rertaini, to the
Farm, Garden and Fireside-such rs Cotton
Culture, Manures. Grasses, Sol rhum. aud OF; her
crops, Sheep, mpiememts-Grapes, Peaches,
vegetables-a letter from GENES Munro, &c,
&c, fully sustain the reputation Of the valua-
ble paper. which has been regularly issued for
nearly twenty-five years
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

The FcrrRE-The Ani Slare,y Standard,
the organ Of Wendell Phillips fanatics, is in
tensely disgusted with the new reconstruction
bill, and pitches into the Republican party
quite vigorously. It seems 10 hate General
Grant only tne degree less than it hntes Presi
dent johnson. md it sees in the new bill law
which makes Grant military dictator over the
lives and fortunes Of the people of ten States
It predicts that, within three years. the same
kind of Government which this law prescrbes
for the South will be welded over tho wlIpfe
country,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

INJUNCTION IMroRTANT.-The Baltimore SUI,
understands that application will shortly be
made to the United States Supreme Court. in
the names Of the States of Mississippi and Ala
bama. and such other States may become
parties to the cause. to ejoin all proceeding,
to SUBJECT the people Of those States to military
rule under the recent Act Of Congress. because
it will inflict rreparnLle injury on suid people,
aud for other reasons The case will lie con-
dncted, it is said. by Judge Sharkey, Of Miss.
issippi, and Charles O'Counor. Esq. of New
York. The Jackson Misstppian says that Gov
ernor Humphreys has given the requisite au,
thority on the part Of the Slate Of Mississippi.
The court met on Monday, lst instant.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

The STATE CuRIESCY.-The periodic visits Of
the taN-collector which to all else is 80 depress.
ing, gives new vitality to our biils-rcceivahIe
Yet why are our State bills not circulating at
Par3 Are our taxes not sufficient to absorb
them oil and over agunt And ESQ, why does
onr Comptroller General Discriminate against
our own bills. by requiring the ,ax-colleclor 10
return specifically the monies received, wh",h.
er gold, greenbncks, or bills receivable. BY
act OF thu Legislature, they are convertible into
greenbacks Why then this discrimination
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Ths day having .bcen
set apart by the South Carolina Conference OF
the NJ. &. Church. South, as day of fasting
and prayer to almighty God for the outpouring
of His spirit on the Church. aud all Increase OF
laborers in His vineyard, divine service may
be expected in the Methodist Church in this
villuge at eleven o'clock, A. NJ.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

sg- DR.. E. Parker udvertises at his we'll
known stand, a recent arrival Of fresh soda
biscuits and lemon crnckers,-also, Dennis
sarsaparilln, Dennis Southern pnin-killer lie
is expecting supply of very superior ale md
other drinkables. In connection with his vul,l.
able collection Of school-bouks, he has some of
the best copy books that we have seen.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

Excess in favor Of acre in cotton SO Is
Cotton has not yet fallen 10 twenty cents per
pound, and, hope. never will. Corn can now
be bought in Baltimore and delivered in Able.
willie District for less than $3.50 per bu,hel,
and had the South last year made her usual
corn crop, corn would now be drug on the
market, at s. per bushel.
It may be urged that it requires more labor
to cultivate an acre of cotton than one of corn.
Not 500 The labor that will produce twelve
and hslf bushels of corn will produce $50
pounds Of cotton, and oftener than otherwise
will produce 900 pouuda Experience has
taught that hand who will cultivate twelve
acres will do 30 with more casa by planting
eight scrss in cotton and four in cotton, than
by putting it all in corn or all in cotton. And
# 70, the planter, with a crop of two thirds
cotton and onsthird corn, will realize more
net money fiom his crop than by planting all in
corn.
Didspaee allow, think could prove that
corn was the least remunerative crop a South
Carolina planter can cultivate. Corn canno,
be shipped to exchange for such family supplies
as We do not and cannot grow; corn will not
pay off freedmen for labor corn suffers more
from drought than any crop we plant. and corn
exhausts the land more than cotton and as mnch
asmuoh as any Of the other grains. All these are
facts that can be proven.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

tB- Messrs. White, Smith d Co., advertise
this week in addition to their already large
and select stock Of dry goods aud groceries,
some superior corn meal aud hominy, and two
barrels of extra golden syrup. Call at once,
before the supply gives out.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

sS Mr. Peter Rykard. Of Greenwood, offer.
a reward of twenty FIVE dollars for the recov-
cry of a valuable mare mule, which was stolen
from his stable on the pight of the 2sth nit. ;
or reward of fifty dollar. for the arprehen-
sion Of the thief with proof to convict.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

new ADvERTIsEHENTs.-New Goods. .
Groceries-Whte, Smith L Co.
Provisions aud Medicin.s-Dr. Parker.
Mule Stolen-Peter Rykard.
Spectacles Lost--Dr. w. c. Norwood
Dry Goods and GIoceries-J. y. Belcher.
Wagons and Bnggies-Aldous t. Seal.
sPectacles Found-Apply at this office.
Commissioner Notices-Wm. y II. Parker
Bout -aad Shoe Shop-W N. Ransom.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

ss1s p4seyThers vas 2 smsller attendance
man usual. tof ons fslldH olizens in the village
onssls day hst Farming operations at home
nndsr the ipinIs ef The genial sptinp wsathe,
prssentsd grsessf attractiols Than any HMa
a.y y We village could furnieh. There VIZ
ysyy iittls property sold The house and LOT Q,
We ss.ass ssaFls MeLsien, was eseld by the
Sheriff St tfsSss y
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

a great Indignation lnec,ing was held on
Wednesday 'eveuing in the Eleventh Street
Synagogue. Richmond. at which the Manhnttsr,
aud others Insurance Companies were denoun-
eed for Iheir recent action in regard to the
Jews A npmber Of The most distinguished cit
izens Of Richmond were present and mbds
addresses. Among them Mayor Mayo, Judge
Crump. General Moore. Gusavus Il. Myers
and John II. Montague. "A series of resolutions
we're adopted.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

eB- BY reference to The tel-graphic despatch
in another column 1t will he seen that the
Democrats have Carried the State of Connecti-
cut. by about 1000 majority.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

G During the pas, week we have been fa.
vored with some delightful Spring weather
which Is fast putting new aspect upon the
face OF nature, and giving a new impetus TO
farming operations.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

B- Congress has adjourned to meet on the
lst Wednesday Of July next, if a quorum be
then present-if not then over until lst Mon
day Of December. The Senate is still in Ex
ecutiye session.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

W Dr. w. c. Norwood adver,ises the loss
of a valuable pair of gold specncles The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them atthis Office
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

Ffhe Republican party, after M exists nee Of
r." years, has deluged the nation in blood, de-
s'r"yed the Union Of States abolished the Re-
public, aud placed in the haads Of one man su-
preme control over the people OF ten States.
The prediction thar three years more viii find
the whole nnsion undera military despotisfn i.
cer,aiu'y not Improbable nor absurd"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05
Friday, April S, 1867.
COTTON vs.. CORN.

Under this title, we see. in the last number
of the Columbia PAtenir. communication
from our esteemed friend Col. d. Wyatt Aiken,
controverting the position Of that paper i'll ad.
vising our planters 10 raise corn rather than
cotton. AS he well remarks" the prime duty
Of the Southern planter is TO lend his entire EN-
ergy 10 the cultivation Of those crops, that to
him will BE- most remunerative." 1t is ques-
ton not of patriotism, but Of dollars and cents.
and even if it were, duty and interest here
eoneide--self-love aud patriotism dictate the
s,me policy. We ore to cultivate those crops
which pay best, and what are these, but those
to which our climate and soil are best adapted
Are these cotton and wheat, let these then be
our staples, at the same time that other crops
are not neglected.
We make the following extracts:
Abbeville is one of the largest and mos,
productive Districts in the State. The average
yield Of seed cotton here per acre is about 45O
pounds, which will yield l5O pounds of lint
cotton and twelve bushels of seed. The ave.
rage Weld of corn is about twelve and half
bushels per acre-the same acre producing two
bushels of peas and Is pounds of fodder
The value. then, to the planter, and hence
to the District and State, of these respective
acres may be he computed thus:
$50 lbs. of lint cotton. at 20c., 90
IL bushels of cotton seed, al
25c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s 90
Gross proceeds from an acre in
cotton....... .....-S33 10
l2t bushels Of corn, at $3.50 1s rs
2 bushels of peas, at Sl.5o :. =. 800
$50 lbs. of fodder, at Sl......:... l. 80
Gross proceed. from an acre in
rorh.......'..... 1928 rs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

iso eoya have been committed to jail at Al.
bany for steamg wspa pers fro,,,t he ioor.sts,,.
OF subscnbers Their eonnset pub in q . plee
for.the defence ttet the. papers werA 80 b6ii
That lt was pablie and3 3priyats yir,axio. staai
tiiem ~ az ~ " u tsss.:,vs 81
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

hS-S, R.:BEIcnsH.-:Reader, you hive no
aoubt's" often visited: the we'll known
Establishment Of our young townsman, Mr. J.
y. Beleher, whose attractive sign at one of the
most eligible locations on the Public souore
invites ths passer-by, to explore the TEMPTING
array Of good 'hihgs within, II you have, you
nee5 no tprthsr. Invitation from us-if Won
have NOT, plss.s csll'st once, and continue 70
esli - long as tbs money holdsout. snch, We
ProPbesy will be your fate. If you venture
within the charnrod eirc:e. The stock of Our
,iriend.:is sovaried. and SO we'll -assprted-his
wsrss eoilepaiveiy and individually are 10
select, and a1sos ether no. attractive, Tint puy
sou mu.t--thereis is no help for It, unless Won
>iaek ihs needhl. -" Pnt money in thy purse. y
'hsn my friend, and give him call, and YOU
Til surely find in hts. ten ptns variety,
tsorpstking % please ~hs,her it bs an object Of
fancy TO- esptiysts q lady's taste, or something
more substantial 90 p,eet the wants of our az,
llsblsursl friends Read carefully hi, adser
sisstneht and ihepi
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

"a cplorsa man ssssssing on 01S Isl die il,rfes
ESf perior Gonet, iaseisioa sSf Ii vysnss;
FesssaeitussA This u psobaly lhs dfst isssapcs )
tof the kind abtch has occurred IN tis hsstorY ot
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

eB- See advertisement, Of "A pnir.of gold
spectacles found. Enquire at this office.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

In walking to and frg on the earlh, and up
ahd down in it, r"tnd and about ho "Ceptre of
Gravity" discovered a newIy rmade grave, and
on the monrme"t the following simple inscrip-
ton:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05
" fo THE MEMORY OF POOR ouEDIr.
Died'Jahuary lst, 1867 |"

we desire yon to publish this that The nurne-
rous trends aud admirers of "POOR CREDIT"
may Know that he hns gone the way Of all ,l,.
earth. For they are askingfor him in al, IN.
stores, and in nil places Of trade everywhere
XOurs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

iHE sUp'EaISd IN THE SOUTHERN STATES
'e'ter from Governor Orr Of South Caro}i
h'' thus refets to'the gift sf 12 800 busb.l<of
corn sent ty-ths New York Relief Commissio,
to ibis State:
/, Inc don".'on i. very timely. and y i'll r.iiev.
"un'reds from the pinchiugs Of actual want. IL
hot OF aosoiulsstarvatian. Never wns Char
f"y more worthiIy conceived or bs.to wed Than
you's, in feeding destitute people. Our sre..
"eeess'nes will continue TO press u.s. aud can
only he relieved by Che generous and ben.vo-
'eot from abroad, until tie middle Of .IuIr.
when. II the wheat. harvest is ar .sverar.
Yield, The Central. SoftIlsrn and Western sec.
ton will be partially relieved. Permit me to
tefterate my thanks, in behalf Of the suffering
and destitute Of this Slate, to. yourself and
your geneFoas eomFeers. for their noble aud
philanthr0pic chariiyp 49,.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05
TEE CoNF1sCATI0N SCHEME OF THAD,
DEUS STEVENS:

We have lately read with some interes. the
.epeeeh recently delivered in the House OF
Representatives by Thaddeus Stevens in sun
port Of bis Confiscation Bill, and which we find
published at length in the New York Tribune
And though that paper, the great organ Of the
Radical party, declares that "uness the Dem
ocrate shall again rally in solid column to his
support, as they did when he advocated Tie
Reconstruction Bill, he is not likely to have
much success ip urging confiscatoD," vet the
statements Of tho speech are so plausible, the
arguments SO specious. and the appeals 90 art.
fully addressed to the cupidity, and sectional
PreJudlces OF the masses, that i. .must have
its influence upon the class to whom it is ad-
dressed, and subserve its purpose of educating
the popular mind to the reception of the doc.
tr'nes setforth and advocated. The task would
Seem not to be difficult one The right to
eontscats follows naturally aid legi,imately
ilom the premises assumed, aud is of niece
with the right to establish military gov vernment
and other assumptions Of the present Congress
w ara in The Union'or We are not If in the
Union, We 1ould be entitled to the exercise Of
i. ali the righis which It guarantees, the protec
ton 9f the civil law, and the right of reprcsep
tat'on, but,if out Of the. Union, we hold every.
thing atthe mercy of the conqueror We are
as much entitled to, the ha6eas corpus, trial by
jury, the right of suffrage. and the right of rep.
-resentatlon, as we could be to the lands We oc
euPy' Fhs right to establish military govern
meot, Is the right to eonascate.' Assume tho
premises OF the Radicals. and confscaton 10
question not Of right bu. sxpediency.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-aBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In E,,u;jv

In Equity.
VIM. II. Parker. Administrator. etc., ~. Win.
II. Bntler. and others.
CREDITORS, &c.
1T appearing that Vim. II. Butler and John
Il w. Butler. Defendants to this Bill, reside
beyond The limits of thi. State:
On motion by McGownn. Com nplainnnis So
iIo''ois, Ordered that said defendants do np.
pear and rlead answer or Iemur to SAID Bin
OF Complaint within forty days from ,Ise ruhIi
cationt hereof. or th- same will be taken pro
contesso against them.
WM. II. PARKER, G. Z. \. d.
Commissioners Office,
April g. 1867. Ct
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

FnE cpofs ~ ALAnAaA.-The selma Times
has eofresoeadeht who sbenks elcouraxioxly
Eof the prospect for crop IN Cen.ral Alaba mia.
Ea,e planters bage their 1aodss ali beddea: %, Il
Enaa b. eondsttoa mi: very nearly tosrecsisS
the est,eR .seed. ~bsn the tin,ss ssesdes T5sy.
commenced e q very gensrslly tospiaas eora isss'
MonesS:s sss ,'.if ..s,9s,',. s: ~, :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05
LOST

I n Sale Day. Pair Of GOLD SPECTA-
~ Giles, belonging to Mrs l.. Z. No: wood
at tins Office w. {. NORWOOD.
April j. 5O--tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05
CIR @ CERIES,

Of choice quality. Family Flour, Carolina Rice.
Salt. MoIa-ses, Breakfast Bacon, Hams Crushed
mud Brown Sugars. Lard, Candles. Starch best
Tens and Coffee, New Orleans Syrup, Canned
Pickles, and nany other articles. A variety Of
CONFECTIO NEItiES.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05

! desire 10 call particular attention TO my
stock Of LADIES and GENTS SHOES.
have on hand the best lot ever ff',cd in tins
market. Of superior make anil finish, which
will sell cheaper than any heretofore offered 70
the citizens Of NLbcville.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-01
The idea OF Itcsistuncr

IA. a. mepublican meeting in Cincinnati on satur-
W.nt aef of sReechS p ssaa.rs ssEsnAs and
said: . ~
81 hayo recently b5s;, in afarylaud and the Dis
int, tfot Hr Gonmbtu, having len Washington only
to MORN myself i'll relation t6;thc present purnos-
es OF MIR. johnson, and obtained what am about
70 state from reliSb!e authority declare upon
that to-day Andrew Johnson slncditates and io
signs forciblo resistance to the AUTHORITY of Con-
RreSs. make this statement deliberately, having
authority.
l cannot point out the occasion OH which he NAV
attempt to nso military force. II may be to pre-
bed, il tho House Of Representatives passes srt;
cies OF impeachment, OF 1t may be for tho purpose
oi forcing the Southern Senators and Represents
asked, How can lie do such thing ?" You
recoliect that six months ago, Governor Swami, of
maryland, was elected a United States Senator.
ing grave reasona OF state as the cause. II MAS
That Lieutenant- Governor Cox, OF that state could
not absrs DC trusted 9or for JOansons purposes
in tho Union hRs. oiUeer&T Insipir ,,y rct,,nnsi
rebeis. Wien the time COMES which ln lUoks for.
land and The District OF Columbia llntler martial
his militia. There ia nothing that will deter John
sou trom his lurWae. except when the issu,
comes th.t liS courage may fail / make tli,
statement that the American people may inow thr
danger that threatens their prarp and afety
II pennsylvania and New York give democratic
,najories in the coming elections Il will cmbodcn
him to carry ont his purpose; atul hope ta, von
the people Ut Ohio, will DO warned in time AMI 81,
cast yonr votes ns to rebu6c and prevent the mad
designs OF this bad man who is now acting Pres;.
dent OF the United States. lint, gentlemen,
let ME nay 10 you TINT Whenever john.
son attempts force, aud order, any sol.
diers hc may have under his command
to resist the authority OF Congress. his
doom ia scaled. The Fate from whic,, Inc las
preserved the traitor Jeiiorsnn Davis will then
be met'd ont TO him. Aye, when that timr comes
'Du. .UE' men from Pennsylvania, New York and
ONO Will iiy TO arms aud tramp tho sail or Mary
land to reach tlc bcleagucrnl capital and rescue
II from tho hands Of rebels and iraitors In con-
snsion, let ME say to you who have borne the dag
hoforo tho enemy, do yonr duty in the COMING
elections; vote for those men who, by their record
have ahown themselves ia be your friends and the
friends OF tho Government. Rally rs one man 10
The standard OF justice aud liberty and that lse
Will YET n0a. over unite,l and happy land.