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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-24

l.
ycar prior TO his birth, his parents removed IRON,
Maryland to Pennsylvania, and In the town oi
Greensboro, Westmoroland county, on tho 9th day
January, 1910, the subject Of this notice was born
When he WAS about Ave yoars Of age, tho parents
| Of Judge YKRoKn removed TO Middle Tonnesseo,
where he grew up to manhood. and received his
collegiate and professional education. Upon the
completion Of his profession young YKRoEn dc.
| termined to seek home, and csryo out his for
tunes In the then new and promising State Of Mis-
| bisaippi. BY those who remember what the bar OF
cur State Was thirty yeAra ago, when It's great
lights, PnEsTIss, BoYD, aUIoR, MoMUnaAs, Wx-
CHESTER, HoLT, and host Of others scarcely in.
ferior, wore blAxing In their noon.tide eplendor,
| tho courage, vim and determination Of tho young
advocate may be appreciated Feeling his. own
powers, Mr.. YERdxR established himself. in thla
city, and soon made himself aman Of ackno wled8ed
mark In tho brilliant and intellectual oirole In
| which ho took his position a . recognized peer.
Judge YKRoER died in tho 5sih year Of his ago and
LETT devoted wife and several children to mourn
| their irroparable loss. -" f'if& ,s'' $500
WE onsxnvE THAT tho private papers Of MAXI.
MILAN are reported to hayo fallen into Tho hands
q tho Duo DAuntalc. in London, and will soon be
published. They will throw flood Of light upon
tho seorot history Of tho interyGnlon and will, ne
fancy, pl.co Tho great wiro-pui.er, LOUIS Naro-
LION, In most embarrassing posiuon. already
ho is defending him,of through the Paris. jour.
nais for tho wholesale murder which ho has caused
by his Mexican expedition and his asto,npt 70
transfer European authority to this continent. II
tho secret hstory Of his Vaccinations he dIsolosod
10 the Mexican affair it viii intensity the indIRn..
tbn which is folt against aim for his betrayal and
dssortion Of tho unfortunate MA1nn1IAs. In ad-
dition 10 the papers above mentioned II appeass
that wo arc TO have deience Of the shootins of
MA1nnIAN from the pens Of some OF! The ablost
Of tho Mox;can statesmen. Theso arc documents
which cannot fail 70 be Of value, anG We look for
them With oopsidersble interest
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As We said above, NC do not express MIR.
BurLHR's view, and only quote Il to show our
readers and the Mercury that Mr.. Johnson can
DO and ID. ia fully met by one q tho most promi-
nent opponents ofNorthurn public opinion. z
In another part Of our paper this morning
van BE- found structures upon Mr.. Inks ut
seranrsss, copied from Georgia papers, ono rep
re4aensins his own party, and snoihsr occupy
iug ths ss@e standpoint ~ ourselves, RI
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Gen. Hayes acts honorably and nobly in
the merits of political
opponent who, with fair weapons, drove
him behind the last Radical stronghold.
By this manly declaration he sets praise
worthy example to- the ,calumnious press
of his party, which they ought to initiate.
But Judge Thpfman acted still more hon.
orably and nobly in maintaining his dig
nifty, despite of all calumniations, and thus
fully meriting this fair testimonial given
him by his opponent. With just pride the
whole Democracy OF the State may look
upon him. 80 e"f' ->'si
Judge Thurman has not been elected, a
small corporal's guard being lett of ma
jority of 42,696, and debarring him from
the Gubernatorial chair. But the victory
achieved by the Democracy under his
guidance has opened for him more
weighty and higher position-the next
Legislature have to elect a United States
Senator in Ben. Wade's place. Who could
have juster and stronger claih upon this
Important office that our fearless Standard
bearer, Judge Thurman? Heis, de ;idediy,
our candidate; yea, we consider. mis- cleo
tion to that Office a debt of honor the vic
torious Democracy are owing Ailn.l
We repeat, Judge Thurman is our can
candidate, and we know that we speak in
the name of the many thousands of our
readers in Ohio. This election will call
forth the greatest rejoicing and exultation
among the mass of the people; it will prove
a tower of strength for the Democracy In
future, and lead them to new and greater
triumphsl !. To-day we nail to the mast
head of our columns: :.@ar -..,E ..I.ss-szE
+ 9. For United States Senator,
JUDGE ALLEN G. THURMAN.
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Jollifoation at GAINESVILLE.


ZANEsvIILE, Oct. 10, 1867.
The Democracy and the White Boys in
Blue OF GAINESVILLE had glorious time last
evening. Over one thousand were in the
procession. with torches, transparancies,
banners, &c. The city was in blaze of
light from one end to the other: bonfires
at all the street crossings; houses iliumin-
ated, and the heavens were filled with the
blaze of rockets, roman candles, &c. The
best of feeling prevailed, and nothing oc-
CURED to mar the festivities of the even
ing. After marching through the princi--
pal streets, the procession halted in front OF
the Court House, where short speeches
were made by Hons Jewett. Ball and
O'Neil,s Gen., w. II. Ball, Southland, our
newly elected Prosecutor, land others.
Any attempt to give youoan idea of the
notices on the transparancies and banners,
would fail to convey an idea of their apt
ness. But one large one bore the words. !:
" Thurman, if not our Governor, our next
Senator." The White Boys In Blue turned
out in full force. / learn that it is their in
tention to make the organization perma-
nentTeharging small Initiation fee, to be
applied to the purchase of Democratic
newspapers, &C., and have Democratic
reading. room,, open every evening. To
GAINESVILLE belongs che credit of organizing
: the first associationaof White Boys in Blue
in the State, and they expect to carry the
movement through. Let every county
organize brigade, and when this is done,
let us have State Convention, say on the
sth of January, 1868, at Columbus, and
every brigade send delegates, and thus
form State Association. a1- 1isd i5t"
-tE Yours, &c.. OBSERVER.
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Know Thy Destiny.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17
A Suggestion to Democrats.

The New YOrh Tribune, in commenting
upon the result of the elections just held,
makes the following sensible suggestion !:
"Flooding the country with printed mat
ter on the eve OF an election is desperate
resort, better than nothing, and that is all.
No reliance can be placed on it; little good
ordinarily comes oft. But begin now, and
systematically insure that every man that
has a vote shall have newspaper If he will
take it, and all is SAFE"
This is hint which Democrats should
take advantage of. Thorough and general
information upon the questions at issue be-
fore the country and which divide the
political parties, is all that is necessary to
secure the triumph of the principles and
policy of the Democratic party. Demo-
Gratis should see to it at once that sound
Democratic newspapers are placed in every
| Democratic family not only, but with every
4 voter in the opposition who is willing to
| take them. Democrats should see to it at
once that Democratic newspapers have a
! general circulation among the people, for
1 there is no more certain way of influencing
the public mind and securing the triumph
of sound principles at the ballot box And
! we add begin this work now-put it not off
until the canvass becomes heated and ex-
cited and party passions and prejudices
have become aroused and intensified.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

Nudge Thurman.


On the Sth of January, when Judge Thur
IMAM was chosen the Democratic standard.
bearer, q Radical majority of 42,69e votes
was staring into his face. This overwhelm
ing number did not scare him even for
moment. With strong head and fearless
heart he seized the standard and bore it
cheerfully throughout the campaign. His
surance, while his impressive speeches carr
-ried conviction into the hearts of the people
and inspired the friends OF. the good cause
to double their strenuous efforts. Without
disparaging the merits of others, we, frank
liz and emphatically declare that no man
contributed amore toward the aachievment
OF our brilliant success in Ohio than Judge
Thurman. .0u 6 W. - +
| All the, batteries Of the enemy were
turned upon him. Their ucannoneers-
those of ihe press as well as those on the
| stump-had singled him out as the special
mark for. their vile slanders; nay, not be-
| ing satisfied with their attempts at robbing
MIN of his good and honorable name, they
dragged even his magnanimous wife with
| In the range of their. filthy batteries. ct
Judge Thurman's equanimity was not dis
tufbed in the least; he did never forget.
not even momentarily, what he was owing
to himself and to his party, With admir-
able firmness and self-possession, he main
tanned his manly dignity during the whole
campaign, BY the weight of his argu-
ments he dealt mereiless blows upon the
heads of his adversaries, but nobody can
truly say that he, in any Of his numerous
speeches, even for a moment descended
| from his elevated position into the mire OF
personal abuse.ii ~ li'is -'i.. h15ad
| This assertion is confirmed by the high
est, Radical authority. In a speech, deliv-
cred, at Cincinnati, on Thursday, General
Hayes, the Republican standard bearer,
made the following spontaneous, manly
! ldeclaratlon: .,ilsrsr .5Jgssf5 Ga Ilju4Hyi
10 zone of the agreeable facts In connec-
!, ton with this contest is what has trans
pired in the debates between the distin-
/ guished gentlemen who was my compiti-
| tor and myself. 1t has always been my de-
sire in all political contests, so to talk and
so to act as to give no just cause OF offense
to- any reasonable adversary. And l. am
\ proud to know by the public speeches OF
Judge Thurman, that he has felt toward
me, during this canvass, as man feels to-
ward fair and candid adversary; and
may say to you that that is my feeling To-
ward him. I feel that, whatever mistakes
| he has made in public life, in his conduct
| toward me he has behaved like gentle
-
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The Vote ON the
We give, below the vote on the amend

The above forty-two counties give Hayes
5,o25 majority, and a majority against the
amendment of l9,479; so that in the forty
two counties the amendment runs 25,O04
votes behind Hayes.
This is the way the Negro Suffragites re-
deemed their promise of giving the darkies
of Ohio the right to vote and hold office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

PREPAREU PRESCRIPIIONY
a. MAD FROM THE PRESCRIPTION oFi =
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What a Loyal Paper Says.

The Indianapolis Journal has not very
good opinion of Gen. HAYES, as it says:
''Ohio has elected an undisguised, out
spoken and malignant rebel sympathizer
as Governor of the State. @ -sf -sE j
by private telegram from Governor
Cox, of Ohio, to Senator Morton, we learn
that General Hayes, and the Republican
State ticket is elected in Ohio by majority
of two thousarfsT = ~ ~ da..H
Nonomont ie iY.snaoacooru '--.-.--,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17
who /. Master Now?

Aesecisl telegr am from Washington TO
the Cincinnati Commercial says that General
GRANT presented to the Cabinet meeting,
on Tuesday, the record of the court-martisl
in the case of Colonel GILBERT, who. was
tried by General oRD for suppressing a
newspaper in Arkansas, and writing de-
fense of his act, based on the ground that
the military were the mastersof theSouth-'
ern people. GILBERT is found guilty, SEN
fenced to'pay fine of one thousand dol
lars, and be reduced to therank of Captain.
The sentence is approved by the President
and General GRANT 1t ought to have pro-
vided that GILBERT be dismissed from the
army-be kicked tor his conduct. and then
made to pay for the printing office he
caused to be destroyed. '' '' 'e'sli