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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-03

TOOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIL's, No. Al MAIs srzEEr.
s 600 wards BIIACHED TWILLBD COTTON
Shirt NCS, or for ot'er family PURPOSES
only lssc psJ yard, worth 2tc.
2 900 wards heavy eLRACbED (wldo) SHEET
INGs, nearly one and half yards wide,
only 25c. non,
900 yards all styles Of DRsss GOODS, now sell
ing of without regard to cost
!, ooo varas s.t and 1914 BLEACHED and UN.
BLEACHED sHEsTINes at greatly reduced
prices. 900, ,,,,,,,
BOYS WEAR RI extraordinarily low prices,
Just to suit .he tines;
500 yards HEAVY GRAY TWlLLED FLANNEL,
all WOO. admirable for ladies' skirts and
mens shirts, only two shillin8s the yard
muse be sold of.
EzEKIELs Cheap Store,
No. al Main street,
fs2 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
No. ln7 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
RIcnsosD, Va.
Specially designated BY ths Secretary q ne
Treasury a. DEPOSITORY for the safs keeping VI
PUBLIC FUsDs;
a.!
FINANCIAL AGENT or THE GOygEssxsr
Ac counts Of Merchants, ranss, banksn, Ana "Ass"
received On favorable t@rns
&C ELECTIONS made any point In n" a""'a
State. and Europe.
rs ,ugs. SIGHT, or TINE BILLS. On bARsa
BROTHERS q CO., LONDON,
10 suit purcha s~r,.
GOVERNMENT skCURITlEs. VIRGINIA
ksGIsT ERED srocK. BONDS.
srESLIsJ and GOLD.
purss and sold.
ORDERS EXECUTED on the asusi margin.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued, with in:s.
rest, when sgrs "a upon.
EXCHASGE, on all points. eaastf ana 1ol'.
jss-,m 81. aLovsR. Cashier.
EOR THE LARGEST AND BEET
Il ASSORTMENT or
PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
20 TO or address
JOHNSON 3 CHAMBERLAYSE.
fs25 Music Publishers and D.AisIs.
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS Foh
IN ARTIFICIAL LIMBs.-rhs Board OF eos..
missioners on Artificial Limbs have entered my
contract with Dr. DOUGLAS BLY, 10 furnish ~
TIFICIkL LIMBS 20 the disabled men who are sn ~.
titled TO the benefit Of the appropriation "Aa'
the Legislature. oum,ssfon
In order TO The best working OF The so u,,slsni
and TIE manufacturer ana ~ - 10 ID appi-
eants Tor limbs observe the foi,oriasn zane, post.
l. Let every applicant Infni,s ss,oners forthwiih.
W Applicants win no. COM, ~ - 40 80.
limbs until they receive attended 10 the order OF
/ their application an, ,.salys q circular with In
| structions. ~ all railroad and steamboat
| The prssiasxs generously offered 10 give Isss
| ,,.vansnortation - the apRiniSissnIS;
w. rxYtoss Commissioners.
F.B, WATKINS,
/ NH Its
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COLE LEATHER.-l,OO 900 SIDES for
~ sale at lowest market rates by
o. II. CHILRLEY CO.,
Hide and Leather Dealers,
nh 81 Thirteenth street.
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THE EDLD,.CANOE..

Whefe mo 1oclss are grey and tho shore Is steep,
ana tna waters below look dark and deep 'ii
g Ieal.s gloosnily the murlsy tide = ~, =
Where fho. reeds and ruahcs tall and rank, -
And the weeds grow thick on tho winding bank; g
Lies at It's moorings. the old canoe. siEp
4 Ehe useless paddles ars IDLY dropped, .lf IL" -
Like sea birds wings TINT the storm lnth Topped
And crossed on the rnilns ons'oor one. -.
Like folded hands When the work is demo ,!..ra ~
While busily back and forth between. 49,
Tho spider Stretches his silvery srrrcn y F,....
And the soleuln owl, with his dull .tou hoo"
,Nestes down Oh the side ostlie old canoe. -,fg. "
1.-THE stern. hall sunk In the Shiny wave, i''t'
Rots slowly y in it's living grave. 8 {" 'st..''
Aud the green moss crccIs Ger its dull decay . T
Hiding the motudering dust away ri's' '-'AA e
Like the hand that plants DER tho tomb dowor,
Or the tvy'that 1nantlcs fallen tower - tf!''.
While many blossom of livlest hue sf'&i Pa"
Springs 'D DER tho atecn CO ::o Oh; rsiuoc. .
The currcntless wators dead aud still ,,l.
But the Light winds play with the boat ut WILL
And Eiziy i'll and out again,
It floats the length of its rusty chain, r'.,- IA.
Like the weary march OF the hands of time
That meet and part at the noontide chime
and the shore is Kissed at each turn ancv. -,
By the dripping bow of the old canoe -. do ...,
Oh. many time with q carcless hanad ',SE @7'
hnve pusned It away from the pebbly strand,
And padded it down whore the stream ran Quick
And laughed as Ileaned o'er the rocking side,
Aud LOOKED below in the broken tide
To see Tint the faces and bouts wore two
1nAt were mlrrored back from tho old canoe.
But now, aa lean DER the crumbling side, ~" 3.
and ioo below In the sluggish tide, . y
Ehe face TINT GrAvcr grown, = r. f'l : fs'
And the laugh that heur has sober tome. l4
And tho hands that lent To the light skn wings ~ ssa
lave grown familiar with -;erner things 1 E
bus love to think of tho hours that how alt' tssN
AS rocked where tho wirs their wild spray threw VIZ
Ere thu blossoms moved the green grass grew i
Ger the mouldoring stern OF the old canoe "a@tt
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sRnskcngexis.

Fer ateaMahip Manhnttan. HON New ydrk-Mft E q
Rel and child, Miss Bell. N Robbins, b. IAla-. Nd
wife, Hnbben. Jr, Mrs Puddigdou nftss Pudd4 III,
~ Mann.A 3 9nnu1ons; Mr. Gaines, 4 McRahon, Mrs
W Hell, LIB Hnasey. r. q ~ - -
Per sstsaInship ;saragossa. from New York-W Shaw,
"a Brhks, Roberts, y Bailey " w Reetas,s ,slaaS
and dauEhter Madame Weseott, Bfrs Voorhees, Nj and
MES Jacobs e Ar Perry and child p selg.
Denny and lady, D Ca1mers, T Conway. So
Pef asseaner,; Dictators from rath
r Il Marshall, G M Rache and lady, j Ludgeon, Gen
q Ter Gen e nabeook, DEH !sitchaeld, Hubbard,
bars Lettchheld, Misses Leitchned, r D.por& Dr M
Baldwin and 1ady LEHtgby.n u; slosson Rev NAd6ore
Anderbrand, Miss Dioble. q sommers, D Finley.
y spata1nsn. Mfs DaFis Miss Davis Mrs Hryaut d
Tower and lady, HRuist Mrs aiNbes end srvunt6
Mrs r Alston, Miss AIston, Era Dasy RWsikIhs
w Meredtth- Rodgerss aantisgs sHC Scott. BIN.
stng, a JeHsl and family, II Howe, W r Neisen, j
sElanpetay and lady, Capt sys and Mclaughlin
ana Gcck. :ssis
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TEnPUS eURAhDl DIFFER NoklN. ANkUM.

FOE TIE CUBE OF cossu1pr1oqNs.. pkfiNs n rKn
u GAEST: AND aDEs, DIETICUITY !Txa BREATH
rs dnaoMcH1TIs r. & GAEAaRA AsTHMA COUGHS
This greet rsvtvifyee tothe public that al
T5o TA ayan q ts rslqedial power may be
q IplX reures . fair trial to confirm lie
esgshasassns ressored Xlialty and
bnea feIUngs With b. athfnF easitcty
Witch e their essential se.nent the s,rggis1es
se1 frto heals the affected obes; pur1es and
enrtches the ;haoods sSgulafes fe tirctaho; induces
fea and easy tronghita admin
tho aaslsay. recognized as hitherto
deemed hppaleas end inourable. .s$s ss
This is perfectly safe, posseesdng neither
narcotc nor emetc properties, which unfortunately are
orways enployed AZ essetials I'M e7er. preparation
Cough or Lung aaection mistake which too often in
tts Irritating and Consequences, oa1y con-
asess e mnsa gssEss .iazanesnsnt q do
edtenent augnenttns sunang with frequent fssaI re-
sults. .sIa.tF,; . tasy Ts
Under The influence of this approved and tnaaIushIa
Specific the most Cough y1elds difficulty IN
and a1s md eoreness nsubside, hsmorrhnRe
y PRICE FOR Single BOTII4E IL as, s5as>y III
y Sod by the Proprietor. north corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS, sndc the principal urnseisto
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GRAIN-wheas was in very noderate receipt only 900
bushels white and 62n bushels red. The rmarkeS
decidedly better with sales Of 281 bshest choice
land white at s. Ss; l40 bushels good do Al 81
buahcs prime Mnry1ano rod It IS ~; chuiceofered
100 buahels Virginia at 50 TO- embraced
200 bushes white and 7s00 bushcls yellow
active aud firm tor white. while advance OF cent
was obtained for yellow Included in the sales
1900 bushels damp wlte at 81 2oa1a2 L. 600 bushels
al %, md 5o00 bushels 81 S1ooo busels prime
Western mixed Mt 81 26 1000 bushels ordinary do at
II ~. Rye--llO bushels sold at 81 10. Oats.-2O90
bushels offered, md part sold Mt 72a73 cents. y
MorAssEs-No sales to-day; market quiet but prices
unchanged. y = -, - !:
l. PRov1s1oNsThe tone of the market is very hrm ess
peciay for bulk meats, which actively inquired
Tor We quote shoulders held at Sc, with SIC
sides packed are held ut lies loose do arrve hold
1Oa10c Bacon s steady, with naoderete jobbing de-
name ns 1oa10c for shoulders; 12al2c for RIB edes
l5al6c 1or plain and 17al7Sc for fancy cun-
vassed, Meas porx is recalling at 23Sta24c, and
quote OF l3a13c for Western torces and 13a13Ac
city-outaide figures for retail let's, sfEs
RIcE-Scarce and frmer. We quote Carolina at 10ka
11Ac; Rangoon 9ha9Ac. W. Ss .ts St.g|g
sALT-Demand Tor tots from dealers and prices re-
main as before quotsd, viz For Liverpool s3lOa3 90;
90 Ground Alum S220 per sack; Turks Island eOaGSc
per bushel for lots from store. ~ 7'2-S - IN.
suaAR-The only sales to-day 40 hhds Cuba price
not transpred. Holders steady at last quotaH
WHIsKEY-The market s deInoralized to such an ex-
tentthnt nisaoEt difcult tonane5 duptaors; except
gallon ~ - .tl - II 5'5sf's5I1 511 II :
.$z: EErons Eatts 4 Co.'s. c:ycslar.] ] S. II.
Cotton ReCe1DFS. SAIos R Hld stock nm Hand
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s.ss1nahip saragossa cr6wse. Ns. su sstuur
day. MA Mdxes 10 RaSpnel u CO. HIT HosuH Gonfh.
ern ExpresS JaEs Adger & COY Areys XdaIhs, pa.
moi. o. Assissant IS u Hksn = III. H
8 %, W n Bird 4 %, q Banln, D Rrahek CO. H "A:
Baker & CO.. Chfsohn Bros, II CobiaG Co. CaI1aron
q Cochran, ia Cook CO CastmRE Harbeson, n Daiy,
J:G Dawson. Dayin, H "a .plc, b sDeery, pRos!o5E
B Foley; o ID ErnrfkoS Gfrber t DsfHn Gfaeser Txs
Smith Il Cc Mrs. b 8zambaM W GnInes. ToodrtshS
FWinemank q CO.. C. Gyuveley, % E HUgef; HutknIdS III
CO. 9NA4Iunt, JxSa. Jenntngs ION Il
jKoester Klinck, Wicksnbcrg W Kinanaa.S&
sKsctss &Cos Lenfvy. h Alci6soder,D pDI
n IeI,lsssz = Ibrsrts 2 IN
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An ACT FOR THE BErTER PROTECTION OF sEAa6EH AND
sdrnznzraHksTss NJ PoRr AHD HARaoR or cHAaIEs

7s't1f|-FF ClerK OF Council.
~ ACT Yon rHs SE1Tra PROJECTION OF srA,ers AND
ETH roRr AsD HARaoR or cHAR1Es.
Rest esaeted y.se Senate asd house Of Rep1es,ts
oy a1 o e ea r E ss, Ia 1tise s e ar& H
person. except pilot or public officer, board OF a.
tempt to board vessel arriving in the port harboo
without nrst obtai;ngI cave from the mas
ter or person Of such veaae or from her
1t shall not ts Lawful for any owner, agent naster
or other person having care OF vessai arriving or
any sailors hnel or boarding house keeper not Hcense
as hereinater provided, or any agent, or en-
in o. lying or eeng tie harbor port OF Charleston
or anchored with intent to invite ask or solicit the
boarding of any of the employed on such vessel
or q aas al fs s he or a
Of any satlors or I'M hotel boarding house
in the port OF Chareston to neglect 70 leave
said vessel after having been to do BY tie
not es h sns gs aay q e Kee
duct Ct carry on either as owner proprten agent or
Or Of hese n e5a esT
without having heanse from the CITY Council thereof
license IN this Act proyided being tho regular
agent runner Or eMployee q person having such Il
Char!es.op the boarding any of the crew
employed on any vessel or Of any immigrant arriving
va The CITY Coanca shan tske Che Application ot any
person for hcnse TO Keep asanors OF iarp
apep 9s aoss
TO them OF the respechbiy competency Of such On
aha issue 70 him sesnss se eood 1as as
year. unless sooner revoked by said city Council to
Rsss sesssses se 70 sass
VIZ The CITY Council NJ NAV - n1,o,
pf the disorderiy cna,scter II my saor Of sraranta
hotel nr house. licensed herenbeiare pro
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K, - - a Aprak SOt & ttz&aE
70 bales Cotton. s6l bbls Naval tores cars Lumber
cars Stock, So bars II 1r bbls Liquor boxes To-
bacco MdHe, &c. To f d Richardson Holmes Stoney
Marsha, il, Graeser, Lee Smith & Co;WC Courtney
&C., E. 81 Rodgers Co, Gai1lard 1Iinott, lAfAms,.
Frost Co. Screven & Nsbet j a J., DEitkpatrick q
sPritchett, q W Williams Co. Kendall 4 Dockery Rev
Ryan, Knox. G B, MnHgsn 81 Son. EGt 81 Ingra.
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N,.I!:ARIME !. /: EI NEWS.
1 -5TLs;s si,1 S-sT.S - -! = .'s-s
~ Arrived Y YeHfeHsiny, n. > !

X e @ RT Osss c. .TTSARL ID hssTs9E.f::
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No. 229 King Street.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
,S1NllLliA SlhilLiBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS

HOnEOPATEIIC SPECIFICS
HAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE
Ia R1ENCE, an ehsie success 5inple-P-ornpk-k
cient and Reliable. They the only medicines per
tecty adapted to popular useao simple thst
lree from danger, and efficient always rolia
oe They have Iaisod the highest commenase1on from
III. and will always rcnder sstsfaction.
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DRUGS, GHEMif AIS, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WAITER.

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequalod by that OF any other in the farfap1ed
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
the high encouums of all who have it.
ng as 1t does IN eminent degree, cathartic uretic
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Profoasoz
Practice of Physic, Jeersoo Medical College Philo.
delph1a, formerly Of Charleston, s. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November is, 1866
nave been for year or more past in the habit Of
taxing the water of the E1celsor Spring Saratoga
accustomed during the great portion my invalid lite
to use the different waters OF the fountains which
upon them Tor much of the comfort enjoy. eats
sd that the Excelsior Water is we'll adapted any
which they are generally employed It Is very agreeable
atroney with the carbonic acid lively and
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY DTCRSnN M n
The Water ia put up in Pint and Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipping. Pns boxes OF
Iour dozen each aud Quarts in boxes Of dozen each
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Il sls q EHEa CARO-
sRDHL LT6fsrftSssiA ssiAT1 Il 1tSiS S1NGErsuHSsas assSsy


sgNyzIl RAEEHE (QACUIA ATE5FTHROsJ9NoUr gsTHs
sp6sont d tbs Hata asa ofSEFs fES Hss
tar M
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make crop let thrre be good portion devoted to corn.
Corn what ts necd nnd it IL for planters to consider
whether The indicnons do not point TO much lower,
prices tor cotton nc coming season, with fun crop.
thun Will rcmuncrne them; with good supply Of pro.
Visions, the price OF cotton would DO secondary.
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!. 8. T.---IaR0-X.l

Another uondsrsal icarediens. nf great uae aszeu
the spaaiah ladies uf South Aaa-sa bsaEy
70 The compiexio b7zHanoy the h1nd "a ret nr.
Known % the eouaaroanf xhs sorld. an6 ~o wafhhcd
its nslne tur tho pfeaeut ,E;f 4,
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Baltimore Market.

Aoward-streot super an
!. (.Howard-street Shipping
How.srd-strect High CIR
Howard-sreet Farnily.s.
Ohio super aud Cnts E1
Ohio Extra ShippiuS...i :.
Ohio .Satat ting.s..S;..s, !,
Ohio Family. =; !. . :! !!
Northwestern Super.
Northwestern Exfra.. =. .
+ City Milis Superss 81: =; i !
City Mills. St3nd ndas13Es
City Mills Shippfngdra
Baltimore, " WeinhsS& &H:
4 Baltimore high grade Z
Rva Fkc1vr VAsry- 6. = scri ~
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1I losh Month, attn Day. 4aan.:
RnarnorEp. pAr1ND:-Ny daughter has beea unnh
VIII se9d NE TIVE bottles mora !, - az s..giDoU
~ {. xns n1ana. i.s, ,E4 ABA GuEHIN.
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sNJ JA1rEa II EoE1, SVasnor = II
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Augusta MarlEet.

Aftes On MondIy asoaf loo bales
He.s ID 1T 97c and 20 at go. -;
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7 "a 5oiSfsi til ltIFr R+t1o.,IlA
4 III Z. 1. 9. I.jtfss sii:;s
,g.tl {, ~. ~ !, .. 4, EtaiY I. Ss,YIiS
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$50 [Erom Flats 4 Co.'S. Circular &. 4 A.
Cotton Receipts, Snlos and stock ON Hand.
.-E-sa - IIYERPooL, April u, 1867.
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\, I,ILtNttlssdEITs sSlsEl
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Evening star., 1867-05-21
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northeast angle Of the
square, themes aloDo
New York avenue
twenty fsst, tAsoce. q
YiRht angles with said
ayeuu0shirtysfcnr1oet,
thence south hW0etWaTd.
IL toe poeAt twenty.
seven loet nfne tAehes
nom Ninth z osyo0t,
themes tvtonCo sWOAty.
seven feet nine lueAes
TO NlntM 8tfeot, t4e1ce
three feet three inches
due nOytA along Nlnto
street, Sheuce thirteen
feet ten inches ct riket
!. angles With Ninth
street, thence twenty.
two feet eight inches
northWArdly 70 o point
At right angles from
the place Of beginning,
thence thirty.nine feet
f. 70. the BEGINNING. H8
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October 8, 1855. .elll.W
ullard, Geo. e.
First installMent water
TAX. ..-.ssssssssss6z %
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feet 1ront ef said lot, by
the depth. 81 as5
Iillard, Geo. E., ana d..
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six feet ten and half In.
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the depta thefe6f.
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TIA Aoatin Hu42Anee,
interest from fehfnffy
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Dittoy...s;n 20. !.
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B, feo6. ....:.sa,. 36.6o
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8, 1866. |. ! =. Z. . 56. -
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n. e. Hill. So % %
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north forty feet iron,
{ the south west corner
of said SQpi}e, thence
north EAtg63yshv6a56et
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feet, th<h 1outh NY
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ginning. 49,. :, Z
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teen feet 1rcnt OF said
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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-12-04
Speech of Judge Thurman. of Ohio,
on the Position of Political Affairs.
MORE ANON.

Judge Allen G. Thurm1n |, vel, kpewn
10 the whole country, a. the Democratic
candidate for Governor, At the reeent 0lec-
ton in Ohio.
Judge Thurman is designated, moreover.
the successor Of Ben Wade In the Senate
The Democrats have the control OF the Leg
isleture on flint ballot, and he Is thei-
nominee tor the position. Il is important,
therefore, to undsrstani the principles
maintained by Judge Thurman, as up.n
those the late contest was fought, and IL ls
upon the enforcement OF these hy The peo,
Pie that Me. Wade passss from pablie sta.
tion. aud that his place has been assigned
uP"o an appeal to the people to Judge
Thurman.
The views Of Judge Thurman are not
only indicative Of his own expected course
in the Senate, They have deeper signif.
icance than t,is. They are tha type of that
great movement Of the people. which. In
the honr of peril, has arisen. and in the
very storms Of the past demands that the
waters Of strife shalt he assuagei. aud thai
In the place o! wrath shall be heard the
gentle Tut al powerful words, Peace, be
siiii." s..-.. us.
1t is in this aspect that they become Inn
portaut, and that we present them in con-
densed form to our readers:
We meet t. rejo:cn over this grand work !;
to rejoice rs The patriotic and wise rejoice,
not extravagantIy anl iusultingls. b';t as
men who have escaped dire calamity and
are profoundly grateful Tor their escape. as
Democratic who believe that what Is best
for US is best FOR all the people.
And have wa not cause 10 rejoice 81
Twelve months ago dirk pail seemed to
cover the Republic. Il seemed as il ma.
jority of the people preferred usurpetion To
constitutional government, despotism to
liberty. party TO country. The most sacred
prscspts Of WELDON. the psofoundest teach
ing. OF history, the most soiemn utterances
of the illas.rioas dead, sssmed to have
lost al their force. On eli sides we heard
Il said, sometimes openly, but oftener In
whispers. ;he experiment Of slfgosern.
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Ties wsshave yet 10 overcome; know that
II hSwiIltask our energies and wisdom TO she
utmost TO overcome them !; I know that Our
rulers vii NOT yield up power If by any
effort, or sriifice or expenditure they con
retain IT.; know What mighty interests win
rsliy 30 their tuprort--iow the hosts who.
ee1 and fatten at the public crib, who
draw tri',uts by, millions from the pockets
OF the people. and those who. by means Of
partial legislation, tax ~. for their private
emolun,snt even more than the Govern-.
ment taxes US, will strain every nerve to
perPrtuate a rule that ruins "a, but enriches
them. know we are to have the votes Of
Airicanized Stats in the South 10 counter
vail the votes Of white men in the North.
Iknow thatths scales Of victory hang SO
evenly balanced that the weight Of o mere
leather msy turn them. feel all thi. but
yet 1 sm full Of hope. We have made d
glorious beginning in the work Of redemp.
iion, and have not forgotten the ole nsaxim
Of Horace, that, freely translated. reads
"A work well begun is half DONE" wehave
begun our work well IL 10 half done--it Is iu
onr powerto CON. 'lste It; every thing dea,
seSreemen. every true interest Of the people
calls upot rs 10 complete it. Let Them mo-
call in vain. Let no man lay aside his ar
NOR; let every man 60 -arnestly to work
and the year 1868 win be forever memora
BILE in the asnals Of our country. as an err
when tyranny and nisruls departed frot
the land. and constitutional liberty an
| good geSssassat rcassumed, their sway.
49, - (Maricston Courier
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