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l'lliII!

LNlitE FIRE FIRE!
L The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
ranv Of Montpelier, VT, having now hccn in sue.
cessiul operation seventeen wears without ANY
ASSESSMENTS, is prepared to insure dwelling houses
barns. sheds, AMI outbuillings. AID personal pro
pcrty in like b.ildings, frum - to - per cent.
cheaper than any other company in the State.
No. Of Policies in force, 17.l22.
Amount of property insured, I'll $50. 922 90
premium notes in force, .1'9.022 ~
Net cash surplus, 81, 5i9 90
Having taken the agency for this company in
tie towns If Brandon aud Sudbury. in Rutland
County, and all If The towns in Addison County.
but ferrishurg", Mnnklnn and Lincoln propose
to devote my whole time and attention to the
business 81 insuiinr for said company, aud hope to
he able to meet tie wants OF the public IN this
department much better than il | made it II
secondary business. ANY person residing in the
above corntv desiring to lie insured anew, or
change their old Policies hv giving me u day or
two'S notice by letter. viii he attended to without
delay and at as cheap rate as If lived in their
own town.
GEORGE n. DIXIE, Agent.
Bristol, Vt, October 2Sth, 1866. 31:1y
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June IL.
rTHIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND IN

L USE!
THE AUTOCRAT OF THE KITCHEN.
Among our STOVES, which we keep constantly on
hand aud can furnish mt the shortest nuirc NAV
be found he Original p. Z. STEWART STOVES.
The Pride Of the West, independent, Good Samari-
tan, Home Comfort, &C., &C.. Also large va
rcty OF Parlor Box S"d Soapstone Stoves for
wood and coal.
We manufacture all kinds of Tin. Copper and
Shcc-lron ware md keep constantly ON hand a
large assortment VI Stove Pine. InC, Lead & Iron
Pipe, Cast-Iron nd Wooden Pumps Plow, Guilt
vatorS, Iron Sinks Wooden, Glass ant; Hollow
Ware, Yankee Notions, &C., &c.
Particular attention paid to tin Roofing, putting
up Fave troughs. All kinds of job work and
repairing done in the best manner and on the
shortest notice. DORSEY, SWEET 4 CO.
47itf Benson. Vt.
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DAINT AND OIL

DAINT AND OIL.
1 Pure White Lead in Oil (paiS); Zine Paint
in Oil and Dry,-burnt and ground U.bcr -
French Yellow and Paris White; Vermillion,
Chrome, Yellow and Green permanent Green for
Blinds, &c &c, all at elucei prices. at
w. +. q +. p. Russell.
Midllebury, May 10, 1861. 7tf
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N1OTICE

~ The existence Of the Bank entitled, "Tbe
President, Directors & Co. Of the Bank Of Yer
genncs, chartered by the Legislature Of the State
State was terminated, agrecably to the laws Of
said State, on the 22d day Of December, 1865, and
notice is hereby given that said Bank will redeem
its outstanding hills. The following act Of the
Legislature Of Vermont is published by direction
of said Bank, BY order of the Directors.
W. T. PARKER, President.
II. G. Horror, Cashier.
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NALT.
4 Mineral Rock Salt. for Cattle and Sheen;
Turks Island SILT; Fire Butter salt. in barrels
bags boxes, and by the pourd. For sale by
II. a. SHELDON.
June IL. 13.if
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SUGARS.
~ Tons Bright Dry Sugars, selling cheap al
July i6.-16;u yALLETTE'S,
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T)OT'ASII.

L Common Potash.-also Rabbits Potash
Rancid Lard, for Soap Making. Fer sale by
Ii. ~ SHELDON.
June Is. 12tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-16
sATURDAY MORNING. NOV H.
KIeceIon Returns.

'aThe vote upon the proposed amend
ments TO the Constitution OF Kansas Is
about 1900. They are defeated by .
majority OF about 1000.
The oficiaI canvass of Iowa shows a
total vote OF 14s. 1910 for Judge Of the
Supreme Court. Beck, Republican, re-
eeived eO,7I3, and Craig, Democrat 5S,-
4Is. Merrill's majority for Governor
will be q, 1885, Last year the vote for
Secretary OF State was as follows Re
publican. 81 ~; Democratic, $3.50.
MINNESOTA REFLECTS william X. Mar
shall CRepublican) Governor by about
4 600 majority. Vote in 1865, Republic
can. IL, 844; Democratic, 1s,s54-matori-
ty 2 400. The amendment to the Con-
stitutiou, granting impartial manhood
suffrage, is supposed to have received
majority of 1000.
James b. Mccormick, Democrat, has
been elected TO Congress in the Third
District OF Missouri, to succeed Thomas
E. NOEL.
The Southern Opinion is publishing a
"black list" which consists of those
men who voted the Republican ticket
at the late election.
The National InteltigeHeer supposes
that the following States will vote the
Democratic ticket at the:next Presiden-
tial election: California, Connecticut,
Marylapd, Kentucky, New York, New
Jersey. New Hampshire, Delaware and
Pennsylvania, with fair prospect also
ofIndiana, Maine, and perhaps Mas
.nohusetts. The "slave States" cast
one hundred and four electoral votes.
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sostE wag has been amusing the New
Orleans aristocracy by telegraphipg to
them from New York that "negOtia-
lions are in progress for n thorough Or
SANITATION Of the Conservative strength
Of the country: that the platform will
sustain Johnson's policy, and that
General Grant will accept the nomina-
ton of this new party"
We tako,it that this Is to be n very
seleo. party. just large enough to NIL
the few offices at Mr.. Johnson's dis
posal, and Furnish moderate retinue
of clamorers, but that any considerable
body of men can be induced to rally on
johnson or his policy, is preposterons.
More ridiculous still is the Idea that
Grant would consent to lead such a
guerilla squad. The country has had
abundant proof of General Grants dis
gust with Johnson's policy, and these
efforts TO create an impression that he
has any sympathy with him or his cor
poral's guard of followers, are weak in
ventIons of the enemy. -
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Dull T1MEs In NKw YoRK.-rhereis
much complaint in New York Of dull
times among the merchants. The COR
respondent of the Philadelphia LEDGER
writes:
.sSIne out of every ten OF them will
tall Won they are not making money
enough to pay clerk hire or store
1ent while the tenth will declare
lint he can only effect sales by sub
mifting 70 enormous sa .sTIass .i TIE
sssn, d;sposed to hold OF for a while
% see what course congression legts,
iStian l. going to take on the financial
nnestion. aud also to see what Is 70
Come on the impeachment talk. Inc
future is considered uncertain. ana 9n. :
iii The fog clears up. these conplalnlso OF
dnliness are likely to prevail. :
The wholesale dry goods dealers ,so o,
Rrooklyn have been in consultation
mon \ proposition TO reduce the stats.
fies of their clerks thirty per cent on
and sfter The LIST of January, owing 10 the
rninons decline In goods and conse-
ouent heavy losses
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Total pepnblIcan......-.........-.-...........

Republican majority, including In
diana, So; giving Indiana to the Demo
Gratis, the majority will be "a. But 1t
no happens that Indiana is one OF the
strongest Republican States. Besides,
Sew5Yofk aud Pennsylvania are more
act to 10 for the Republicans than for
the Democrats, the very large stay-at-
home vote this year mainly Republic
can. In New York the vote is nearly
100 COO short of last year, and IN Penn
syivauia about 5000 short. [
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DIED.

AII.AN-on Mondsy. November 1lth, at
S1[ O'Clock, OF typhoid fover, WILLIAM
ALEXANDER ALLAN, aged II years Two
L. Masters. tf rst-
RoRRIS-At Rochester, Pa, ON Wednes-
day morning. Nov. 18Th, MR. MARY X. NOR.
ms, OF this city, In the 45th YER OF her age
IAN az Ocfobar. of yellow fever, JAMES a.
wISDER, aged ls years. formerly OF Wheel-
ing. w. Va
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FoRR1aN residence has not changed
the temper and habit of Gen. McCIel-
lan's mind. He intended TO come home
in the Scotia but changed his mind al
the last moment, having been detained,
the World says, by private business,
he will now come by some Other
steamer, ifhe doesn't change his mind
at the last moment again. His move.
ments while at the head ofthe Army OF
the Potomac were greatly embarrassed
nv this chronic habit.
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HIGH rents have had their day, APP
parently, in Washington. What with
the hundreds ofnew houses which have
recently been built. the dismissal of
thousands OF government employees,
and the cessation OF the immense influx
OF contractors. and jobbers, and brok-
ers, and lobbyists there are now more
lodgings than lodsersi prices arefalling
rapidly, and the sign is everywhere to
be seen-"Lodgings to be Let" f,..
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TAMs1ANY and Mozart, the rival Cop
perhead factions of New York city
have set themselves in array against
each other for the charter election,
which takes place in December. Tam
many has nominated Mayor Hoffman
for reelection, and Mozart presents
that sweet-scented rebel, Fernando
Wood. -as esI-a
Which of the factions is the most COR
rupt, It would take Solomon to de-
termine, and which may succeed Is a
matter of absolute indifference to the
citizens OF New York. Personally,
Hoffman is better man than Wood,
but under either the people will be
pIundered beyond all precedent in the
history of extravagant municipalities.
Under HoTman's administration the
city taxes have increased five millions
within the past year. and II Woods
clan get possession of the city govern
ment they cannot do much worse.
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THR speech that was Invented for Lo-
gan, and published in the school books
halia century ago, as a specimen Of the
eioquence Of the "untutored savage"
has lately been altogether surpassed by
a talk" made by a chief of the Riowas.
and which has already secured him the
sobriquet OF the "Daniel Webster of the
Plains" The following will show to
what a sophomoric style the Red Ora
tor has attained:
He 1.-THE great father at washington)
sometimes become angry when he sees
the wrongs OF his people, committed on
the red men, and his voice becomes
loud as the roaring winds. But, ike
the wind, It dies away, and leaves the
suIIen calm OF unheeded oppression
The 'isuIlen calm of UNDECIDED OPP
pressionp is very good for an Indian,
but we should not believe there are
equivalents for such words in the
Kiowa tongue, If he had not seen it in
print. n. = .9t
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me preferential ELECTION.

Mack, of the Cincinnati Commercial,
who is not very decided Republican,
writes that allowing the Democrats to
carry the electoral vote OF New York,
Pennsylvania and Indiana, the election
of a Republican President will, new
srtheles, be a sure thing, not even in
Guiding the vote ofthe Southern States.
Here Is his estimator -
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Notice.

n AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY COAL
l haulers with coal, at my bank, near the
Crescent Rolling Mill, without delay in load
ing, as have made arrangements 10 Keep
an abund ance Of coal on the platforms
All orders for coal left at the Wagon Shop,
corner 4th and Clay streets, Will be promptly
al noTisea% nS JOSHUA BoDLEY.
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GESRRAL GRANTS PosITIoN.-Ihe
politicians are still sorely perplexed at
the continued retIcence of Gen. Grant,
and notwithstanding the oracles have
spoken, and he is decided TO be '.all
right on the goose, II is sssubject OF
much speculali ion. as TO which goose he
is alright on. The New York Tribune,
with which paper the General seems
not to be in very high feather, gives the
following graphic picture-o Of the mud
die into which his silence has prectPtta-
ted his public admirers: -
We have mt present a list of twenty
"anthoritatiye" explanations of the
Generals position. Nine represent him
as an uncompromising Radical; nine
are positive that he Is u straight up and
down Democrat; and two declare that
he Is nothing at all, and will not accept
a nomination for the Presidency from
either party. Col. Forney, for example,
published the other day, in his two pa
-pers, five mortal columns of most excel
lent Republican Sentiments, alIof which
he asserted that he knew on most in
dubiLabie testimony to be in Grants
head, II they had not actually come out
of his mouth. The Boston Post ne3t
day hasteued TO inform us that Grant
i've columns, and the Philadelphia
Press replied by an "authorized" con-
tradiction OF the Post. The Philadel-
phla PoStlearns that Grant has no sym
pathy with the Radicals. Tho Spring
Held Republican IL certain that he Is
substantially in;accord with the party
of Freedom, only he is not SO FOOLISH as
10 accept Col. .EOrney as his spoEes-
man. The Mobile 4iMeS accepts him
as a Copperhead; the Macon Telegraph
denounces him as a Radical; the Rich
mond Enquirer believes he is no friend
to the niger, while General Rawllns
VOWS on the faith of a soldier that he is
the best friend the niger ever had.
More than all this, the Hon. Il. b;
Washburns, "a thoroughly disinterested
statesman, whose mission in life Is to
get Grant elected President, has made
long speech 10 prove that nus
friend is everything the most e3-
acting voter, can requlre. Inb
ought 10 have settled the Wnole
business; but, alas for the uncertainty
of human affairs! Mr.. WashburnehRs
no sooner finished his Grafton than up
gets that pestiferous Boston Post again,
and AYERS that Grant '.detests" Mr..
Washbnrne, doesn't know him, wants
to get rid of him, and is not RESPONSE
BILE for any of his statements.
The Washington Chronicle says thts
Is lie, and Mr.. WRshburneI We pre-
snnle, is OF the same opinion! The
New York Day Book thinks any man
who doubts Grant TO be in perfect ac-
cord with Congress Is "green enough 10
be eaten up for grass;n and right on
the heels of this comes statement In
another copperhead paper that the Cen
eraI has accepted nomination from
the Johnson-Democracy. The copper
heads quote his acceptance OF Mr..
St1ntontH Mace as a proof that he Is a
Democrat. Col. Forney quotes 1t as q
proof that he is a Radical. One gentle
man heard him refer to the removal OF
Sheridan as "mOre of the Presidents
dirty work; and another gentleman
learns that he has taken warning by
Sheridan's "ludicrous tate,n and gone
oyer 10 the Conservative party.
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Stfambpats.
WheeIinkI ana 'siIIklElietta Paeaei.

The fine side-wheeI passenger
tsGs<t AsteaIper SALEIE V, Capt. Robt.
- Patterson. will leave Wheeling
every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
10 O'Clock. Leave Marietta Mondays.
wednesdays and Fridays NJ 3. o'e lock- a. n.
For he4Shto or passage apply on board or
to JAS. IA. HOLMES. Agent.
noylAf No. 50 Monroe street.
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THE HEALING POOL,

--g AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
TUDE, and the ERRORS. ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create Impediments 70 MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent In sealed en-
'Velopes, nee OF charge. address, DR.. J.
sRILLIN HoUGHToN. Howard Associa-
ZION, Phtiadeiphia, Pa, .au aulrstFgs5
sept24-8mdAw. tsilsts
VIBRATIONS OINTMENT will cure the
Itch. -----. s-i.ile f--t --aA- "a $50 '-'
wHEAToN's oLNTSENTswin cure Salt
tRheum. la-i- -stiI-a. tE 20 -'%t'a
WHEAIoN's OINTMENT cures old soreS.
,iWHEAToN's OINTMENT cures all Dis
leaAsa of the Skin.
Price 50 cents; byrnal 60 cents. AN Drug
glsts selIit. .f.r.4f ..-. - sais
1wEEKs q POTTER, Boston; ProprietoH.
fePi6-eodly .-...-.- -.r,z .',-7gT
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SufffaI Aotfees.

8 r.sTe,s not a city. TouH or yIIlaEe
In the United States where TAREANT,s
EyYRsRyHscEFr sELTzER ArxETKNT. IS not
= househoId medicine. From every point Of
the compass, every ma1 brings testimonials
Of ia marvellous efficacy IN d3 Apepsia, ner-
vous debility, and liver complaints and con-
stipation.
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q sb7a MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP,


GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
rrIiucInR All fntiammauon-wiu allRy ALL
PAIN and spaRmodic action, and Is
b.e sure 10 Regulate the BoWeIs.
Depend uponi It, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves, and
Relier ana Health TO Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years, and CAN SAY II CONRIDESCE AND
TRUTH fit what we have never been able
to say Of any other medicine-RererIh uE u
Ruled ~ a Sfn1Le IlStdRee % Eject a Cure,
instance OF dissatisfaction by any one who
used Il. ON the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation, and speak In terms OF
commendation OF its magical enects and
medIcal virtues We speak In this matter
WHAT WE DO KNOW" after years OF ex-
perlence, and Pledge our Reputation for he
fifGElHIeIlt Of I0Adt tUe hers declare: In almosI
every instance where the infant is kuI,est,ihg
from pain and exhaustion. RELIEF VIII. pe
found in nfteen or twenty minutes alter the
syrup Il administered. u Ion. {.
Full directions for using accompany each
bottle. Hs4
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the facsimile OF "CURTIS & PER
KIESf on the outside wrapper. All Others
are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per Bottle.
5000. a.e- OFFICES:
2I6 Fulton Street, New York,
45 High Holborn, London England
al St Paul Street, Montreal, Canada
auR26-eod6m
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For Rent.

TtNHE STORE ROOMS Lx1ELY ecCu-
Piled by George r lHRylos q Co., and J.
Clemens 4 Co., on Main stree & also base
ment rooms nniGhed- Good o. ees In second
story md good rooms for 9th e pufposes In
second and third story In good order. Pos
session given tmmediately.f
Many building lots and dwelling houses foI
saie in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable tefms
THOS. HORNBROOK.
once, No. uS5< Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs .a.=.. febs-u
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GreenWood Cernetery.

y 81
cJrTUATED on THE NATIONAL ROAD,
- Smiles east OF the city Is now ready for
tnteTIuentB, sale, and tmprOv elnent Of lot8.
IteSntains 81 aeFes OF land, and q laid out
In the most modern and improved Style
can DO easily reached A. all seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourths Of the year by the He1npdeld RAN
Road It e peFfectly secure, and intended to
be beautlned by every variety oftrees, shrub
berry. public vault, chapel. artificial lake,
lountaina, etc, 70 make q equal 10 the besf
rural cau1etartEa In the country. .-
Ample provision - also made for lis en-
larEaInent, order and care in peTpetu1ty. Ht
Persons deairons OF purchasing lots Can
examine tie grounds with the Supertnten-
DENT, who hAaR plat, or fgecure them by cali
ing AZ the once OF the Secretary, ON Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling. -t
Per6ons Wtshing to make tntaFments VIII
cali on the Secretary 70 obtain permits there
for ~ f-irf1zi argstfAl elfa 40 fai=4 a17At
4 Tickets OF admission TO IotkoldeEs and
-YiEfror1 WIN be Issued By the Secretary.
BOARD OF DLI1EQT0xE8--A-sr5 i Sweeney
President r. o. BonhAm, 6eeutaxyS ]. 8
Rhodes, John g. Muth, Geo Meudel, Jo4.
Bell, Jnos A. Armstrong, Geo. ADAM, r. n.
jordan, E A. HIldrOth, auSf-lyG
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0UAssIAs TONIC CUPS, for seIe al 2.
" BOCKING'S Drug stnEe, No. ], Odd
Fellows Hall.
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for gent.
For Rent.

C,xSsENEY & CITIZEN INTEND RE-
SremovinR their Hat and Cap store to
Main street, next door to PollaekB Notion
House, and offer their present room for rent.
Possession given by the 18th Of October.
ocI SESSENEY & 9IFFES.
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: ElecLion Notice.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A OF the Wheeling and Belmont Mining,
Grape and Wine Association Will be held At
the ONCE of The company, No. % oiain street,
on SATURDAY EVENING, Nov: 18Th, at seven
O'Clock, for the purpose Of ,electlng omeerS
for the ensuing year. a.-
g. HARDING, Sec'y. noyi5-2t
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4sr SaIs.
Great Auction sale

OFPAwNBRoRERs STOCK OF CLOTH
" ing, of every description commencing
M and continuing from day to-day until all
Is sold, al Geo. Z WtckhAmis Auction
RoOms corner Of Market and Union streets.
Ing. Of every variety,s style and quality II
also embraces q large assDItInent Of Over,
Dress, Proek and Bushes Coatz, suitable for
~: also q large and well selected lot OF Pants
and Vests made Of the best quality Of Eng
lish and American BIoadcloths, plain and
fancy CnsZmereS Of styles and colors-
Persous Wishing goods In this line will q o
we'll 10 attend the sale, as the goods will be
Sold REGARDLESS TO price or value.
GEO. z. WICKHAM,
,,ov15-0td AuefkOneAr
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n4,- No notie, win be taken Of communal.
cattons f,ot accompanied by n 70 Ponhlbte
anne me name viii be considered conn
9..,'itsI mi must in all cases accompany let
len IN a guarantee OF good faith.
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A Fk" AUt-sItEONs. F:ltIENlD. Z
What makes your Hair 50 beautiful?
-----7-'--f- onof Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre9
on OF Grapevine
What gives Lie and Growth 70 your Hair:
AtJJa al on OF Grapevine.
What removes The Dandrun2
~ --45-iltzE I'D Y. 70 OIL OF C3rapeyine
What Hair Preparation kcounteTfaited9
srt,7 su -..s' ON Of Grapevine.
Who IRE the only Proprietors OF ~
on OF Grapevine7
.-s o. IAUGHLIH, SMITH q CO.,
sePls Ho:se Main 81, wheeling.
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More than six weeks ago he author
lied a distinguished gentleman OF Mis-
souri, to proceed to New YORK, ana gave
him written authority to arrange mat
tiers with the New York Democracy.
The programme was carried out by
thesA Democratic leaders to the letter,
but as yet Mr.. Johnson has failed TO
perform his part of the agreement
which looked TO q complete reorRantza:
ton of his Cabinet, and the selection OF
those who hRrmoniEed, !, to sOme-extent
at least, with the Democratic and Com
sentative continent. LII Z i.