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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE |, 1867.
The Tribune Studies Policy.


The solicitudc of the Tribune for the
political interests and we'll being Of adopt
cd citizens becomes most ,xquis.tiycly sen-
siivc as election day approaches. They
cannot be other than grateful TO the Radi-
calls for this pleasing coadcscenion Of their
organ, in noticing them. How vastly gem
erous! How exceedingly kind ! How
amazingly amiabls OH their part, is this ex-
hbilion of concern for adopted citizens
The millennium must be nigh, when such
tremulous anxiety is manifested, lest the
citizens referred to should through ignorance
or stupidity,vote Cor Frank Clark, that great
huge, nasty, aristocratic Know Nothing.
1t is refreshing for adopted citizens to be
thus recognized at election time when their
votes may have some effect in tie choice
of Delegate in Congress. Radical sen
timent must have undergone some extraor
binary revolution since Connecticut pro
nounced her veto. 1t is only few mouths
ago since Thad. Stevens declared tina, the
intellect of the negro was of hi her order
than that of the Dutch, aad the habits CT
the Irish would compare unfavorably with
the negro Pending the debate in the
Senate on the bill to confer on negroes
the right of suffrage in the District OF CO.
lumbia, petition from the German and
Irish residing there WIS presented. 1t
asked that the same privilege and facilities
to acquire citizenship may be extended to
white foreigners as was about being con-
coded to tho contraLands Of the S nth,
located in Washington and Georgetown
Sumner moved TO refer the petition to
an outside Committee, which in palliamen-
tary usage means rejecting it with pointed
contempt. Summers motion was sustain
cd by every Radical Scna or but one. The
reader will find Tic pc;iiion in full with
the subscribers to It, in the National H.
fehigeRcsr of Feb. 10. and in the Con-
.yrcss,oaai Rc,orf of the del ate on The biz
ref-TnG t.. WLea. during The rel,e lion,
tn ,ranscradaui bravery e he iFi.h md
'Geras Z batialious See ~ zfP'aus- of ID.
pes Of tie late sat. szd SIS eel g
tAruu~h la vsr~s 81: Eu-u-r-. tSgs. ms
A. At Mss-scA ~ s. i- er1 re- o. r~r
aSzsx os=F-z &. ss he t--u~u - e.
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tT Mr.. Ward in cxpouuding constiiu-
tional law, at Chambers Prairie, last Tues
day, denounced members of the list As
sembly for refusing to so into joint conven-
ton to elect Territorial officers as violators
of tho provisions Of the Organic act. He
stated this with slcdge hammer emphasis,
and cast most whitening glance at .Lr.
Henry meanwhile. A few words from
Mr. Henry calling attention to The fact that
no such provision existed in the Organic
ACT, caused the bubble of se'f-rsterm to
suddenly COLLAPSE. Thus it is with Radi-
callsm. They hesitate not to pass jndg-
mcnt upon even the most intricate qurs-
tons, involving the finest points of law,
and generally known as little about it rs
did Mr.. Ward Of the authority converting a
joint convention Of the Legislative Assem-
bly,. Verify, fools rush in where angels
fear to ,r al"
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ting forth our w'ongF' under date OF tue
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tect despair; am looked upon rs com
mon cut throat; l have bee n serving a de-
gene ate country my action Is pufeF
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t!'s me with no ror. God forgive ana
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will try to cross the river. have great
desire at once to return to Washington
and clear my name. God spare me from
death as criminal. -,
CHICAGO, May 2ls'.-Ihep 'or house
OF lnshrm county, Michigan, was burned
Yesterday and SIX inmates perlShrd IN the
fumes.
"A session OF Congress III Jniy Will hc
ug'd by the House leaders, FIR political
objects. The Senators rcsi-t' but financial
mates may require it.
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| ly to he soon vacated. a v1ce from the
audience. chats what's the natter
| Voice No. 4, "Wrll. Mr.. FLANDERS, who is
Congress y Congress, sir, is no more nor
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| ing on, Sir, to make laws Tor the country.
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|" Frequent allasiaa is made in the
HossTr,cf,oR,sf tn poor Stevens" poo,
Whey No,.ld say" e.. This is ali po.
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IL >rA~pszr IT Dsz c-=ry a.
v.-rT.a,-y e. ct-rd L. :. toa.r-i go. =;
T@-ir2l.s-n. am ~ cons l..f an -cs1I.ds. J.
is;ns. and on Monday sr.; N~gfoisn IN
Piece county. with is al Aerents, vii by
The tu.en Drmo raoy. b. ems sGel 10
that oblivion d;spi>..d by good men. while
i; is the frs; inheritance OF rLc bad meE
and corrupt organic itioas. Democratic vic
tory is sure. The Trijgn. saws that $40
one would take Flandcrs' to be a drinking
man." Well, well, tha, Certainly is the
joke of the campaign, for Mr.. STANDARD
had yon seen him "swingirg around the
ci Gle" dowa here. you woald have taken
him to be pouring man instead. In
some portion of the ell States soma years
past, Tn told lying sclo Is were Lcld. II
So the Iribuac'S staff must have been
scholars, for its a saying that n young liar
will make good cd liar, and ii there is
any better li,rs on this coast than lie staff
alluded 10, the devil should shun them.
They are capable of Icing him ont Of hell
and stealing his possess ons. hllude to
tho sl,ndrrs published in extra form since
Mr.. Clark got ou' of rrach. Your leader
upon the subject is go d ard pronounced
true and jus, by all parties. A number Of
Republicans here have changed their polit-
ical views since the saunders were publ sh-
ed, Believing party politically corrupt,
and politically damned when resorIinY to
such contemplate means for success.
Your space is too small for litter of
length, hence, conclude by saying that
Cyril Ward ''tEe bean pokr ripper" will
disgust his fellow citizens on Saturday in
this place. Whether the excellent Demo.
cratic NOMINEE, T.. A. Wilson, Of Mason.
will appear am not informed Int. rest
is being manifested, and already good ma
t'onal Unicn Democratic men in Oregon.
Idllo aud California, and in States beyond
the rock-libbrd mountains of tho Sierra
Nevadas, can rcj>ice that Washington Ter.
ri,ory stands Overwhelmingly pledged to
the charter Of orr lib rites against the
tyrannical acs OF an constitutional Con-
gress JUsTIcE.
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rsy~ The rebel organ, speaking Of the
Union county nominations, list week,
charges the candidate for the Connci. f r
this district. VIM. McLtnc, with admit
ii that he "boltrd' tho Union Convcn-
ton last year "sinply because he and his
friends could not control n minority Of the
votes" This is whole clio h lie, as we
will prove from the mouth of the witness
himself In the STANDARD of June ID.
a few days before the election last spring,
this same falsifitr says that Mr. MrLane
then declared that he could not abide by
the action of that convention because it
would not "pass resolutions supporting
Congress, and denouncing johnson y
Liars shonld have Il good m mory.-F9an.
ders' Grarediggcr.
Go slow, most sapent Of saphrads
What is the difference between our state.
meats. We say Mr.. McIanc voted be-
cause he and his friends could MT con-
troll minority OF the votes" in Convention.
Is there any ineongrui'y between that and
our s,atemcr; on the ID cf June last. tina,
he bol,ed because il world n { opsss r'-so-
laiiOa- supporting con-rss- ard 1cnoune
iz- jahasor Arr net the two sssf~
rz.a-s snissiautia u sFr-vD~a- IL hs
rcz.l ru=s-ol nsj-rssv q he vstr-. ca
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s~-ss. n sid kavr he~~ rs~~eai. azA r~a
e n~a1a-n-~. " W. N~f4n~ 1nZ b.
s-sru.1s wwns1 .rx 1872 b -. art NJ
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
Tug Z roll sweat

Still harder each day than before,
II will 90 to keep niggers and bondholders sP,
And the wolf away from your door.
The wolf il now crowding the door
ways Of many poor men, all caused by
the Radical policy of gold for Bond
holders and greenbscks for poor men.
The poor men are compelled to work
for their grecnbacks and for the gold
TO pay the Radical Interest.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19

Gen. Butler complains ofGrant that
he is TO taciturn. Whereupon the Al
bany Evening journal thinks the fol-
lowing ancedote apropos: A stutter
ing fellow was once negotiating Tor a
parrot He had con siderable doubt
The birds capabilities, and querlad on
the subject until no exhausted thedesl.
er's patience. AT last he asked, care
you w very sur, t-t-that the bur.
bur-blrd u t. talk ?" Talk |" said
tn dealer; yes and if it couldn't ,
deuced sight better than you do, IC
wiring its neck |"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19

sentiments are in accordance with The spitit
and tendency Of modern civiliz ,tiOu, we piece
ourselves on the simple aud broad platform Of
impartial manhood suffrage, us embodied in
the proposed amendment To the State Consti>
tuition. appealing to and coniding in, the in-
tplligence, justice aud patriotism Of the people
OF Ohio, to approve IL ut the ballot box.
9th The American people " Il debt OF
mating gratitude to the brave soldiers and sAi-
lors who in The late struggle for our national
existence, so nobly fought for our liberties
and for tie privniions, suffering aud sacrifices
which they endured. The loyal men OF Ohio
berebS pledge 10 them and to the widows aud
urrhans " those WIN Tell in dciruse OF The ma
ton. our sympathies aud substantial support.
OH. That we approve and endorse the
military administration Of our Distinguished
fellow citizen, Major General Phil. n Sheri-
Jan. in Louisiana aud lexss, and pledge him
and the military commnn iers IN lhe stvera
military districts ol the South, the cordia
support nj the Union men Of Ohio w their eI-
lorist to protect the lrysl people Of he late
rebel State, and TO sccure the organization
Of loyal aud constitutional governments 10 said
StaieA
7,h. That we fully indorse aud approve o
he administrniiu " our Present Governor. J
u. Cox, aud extend to him our hearty thank
lsf the faithful aud shle manner In which h
has discharged his Official duties, aud sustain
I'd ihr credit and honnr " our noble Sia,r.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
100000.

$500, goo A half millions Of dollars
This is II large sum Of money, Is /. notr
II such sum was spent in Morgan Co,
in Railroad and Manufacturing enter
prices, how much more valuable would
be the houses and lands of all-how
much more valuable would the pro-
ducts of the labor Of tho farmer n Of
tho mechanic become-how much
populous would the county become,
and how much more stir ana business
activity would be impaired to all class
es Of men2 Every ono will concede
that great changes would be wrought
by such investments ofsuch an amount
of means; but, also, many will say
that il 10 call inoonshine' TO talk OF
such investments, aud they alloge as
their reason the very conclusive argu-
ment that "we hare not the $500, 900
But this is not true W. have $780,
90 right here IN Morgan County, that
does mt circulate amongst tho people
We have that enormous sum of money
lying in the safes and vaults, Of our
monied mon, invested in n~on-taxable,
interest bearing bonds Think Oft
$500, 900. here in Morgan County
locked up aud Kept out Of the channels
of trade and Of commercial and manu-
featuring enterprises The financial
programme OF Democracy 10 intended
TO. and will if carried out, bring this
$500, 000into circulation-mako It build
railroads, wooden mills, sash ia %jtories,
boot and shoe manufactures, &c. The
financial programme oftho Democracy
will make this $500, 900 of the wealth
Of Morgan County what it ought to be
active capital, doing its proportion
towards the work of progress and inn
provement. Think of t, citizens o.
Morgan. and vote with the Democracy
avuins. the monIed aristocracy which
Is making slaves of every laborer, me-
chanic, farmer and active business mar
in the country.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
p L A II r o r M
THE UNION PARTY OF OHIO.
Adopted In Convention at CO.
Iumbus, June 10, 1867.

The Union party Of Ohio declare
LIST. That the great lesson Of the war ia
that The American people ale a nation and
no. merely a cOnlederacy Of sovereign and
independent States.
I'd That our existence as a nation Is bas-
ed on principles announced in the Declaration
of Independence, aud vindicated by the proc
lamariOn Of Emancipation, the Constitutional
amendment abOlishiDg slavery AHG the spirit
OF Republican Democracy and Justice, which
underlies thu ReGOns,ruction policy AZ the 39th
and 40th Congresses. which we hereby fully
endorse, and which We demand shall be- carried
into complete effect by every needn't act OF
additional legislation.
3 That while we will always cherish and
defend the American system Of local and mu-
nicipal self government for national purposps.
and while We are unalterably opposed to all
! attempts at rehabilitation or consolidation of
power anywhere we hold that liberty and hu-
man rights constitute our great %naliona! boon.
which local or State organizations must not
he allOwed to abridge or take away.
Alb. That imhued with tho spirit of true
Democracy, aud believing that the powers
necessary for the purpose 0 attaining the enda
Of govern ment, ought not to be restricted 70 a
privileged class Int shOnld be vested In the
whole people, without unjust or Odious dis
%tinetions CT qualifications not equally attaina.
bic BY all aud further balisvinE that tbns
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
The Bond Holder.

The bondholder rides in his carriagsl
He is one Of the privileged few,
Who handles with pride hls GoVernmet
bonds,
But the drudgery sleh for you'll ,
Yes, laboring men you are expected
to work your life time and vote to pay
the Bondholder the gold interest on bis
Bonds. Vote the Democratic ticket
and rid yourself Of this incubus which
is stealing away your hearts blood and
making you poor.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
~ NOTICE.

James Anderson In the Morgan Ohio
VS.. Court of Conmnn
The defendants Edgar, Edsel, Mary b. Mar
garet Anderson and - Anderson, whose
christian name is unknown, miner children of
Timothy Anderson deceased will take notice
that Jane Anderson has filed her petition prsv~
ing 70. dover in the Cl rks Office of MORGAN
County Ohio. on the 4th of March, A, D.. ISs5
against Edgar, Edsel, Mary b.. Margaret Az,
dersen, and - Anderson, whose christian
name is unknown and others in the following
Real Estate lying aud being in Morgan count99
aforesaid, the south west quarter of section az
and one hundred acres In the north west ousr,
ter Of section 23, being the south side of said
quarter, and e~ightytwo acres on the north aide
of section So, aud ffty-four acres in the south
west corner of the south east quarter of section
33, all in west line range IS district of lands
sold at Zanesville, Ohio. The defendants Ed
gar, Edsel, Mary d. and Margaret Anderson
and - Anderson, whose christian is upknovn
miner heirs OF Timothy Anderson, deeeased
win take notice and plead answer OF demurrer
10 said petition by
the 9th day Of November, A d., 1876.
or the sam will be taken as conf sssd against
said defe ndants.
HANNA, EVANS &JoNEs,
Sept 49, e'-e~' Att'yS for Pit6,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
Political Items from the esprit
or Democracy.
work I work I work !

From dawn 10 the dusk Of day,
For your hopes are crushed with a weight OF
debt
That the toll of your life won't pay.
The debt don't trouble the Radical
Bond holder, because be does not assist
to pay one cen of 1t,
Poor men, you pay it and Radical
ism expects you to vote 20 continue
their party in Office In order that they
may pile on more-caus you TO pay
heavier taxes and thereby have more
to steal from.
Gust them by supporting the Demo
cratic ticket on Tuesday, the 9Th day
of October.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
GreenbaCka.

When Hon. John L. Dawson, Dem
ocratic member ofCongress from Pen
s%ylvania, moved in Congress in IN
CREASE the pay Of the soldier and
give him GOLD, the same as the bond
holder, the Radicals voted it down ;
they said greenbacks were good enough
for the soldier and his widow, although
sixteen dollars a month bought very
little dOur. What cared they, so the
contracts for shoddy and iron -clads
were kept up. Now gycenbacks are
not considered good enough to get back
the pieces of paper, mere promises Of
pay, called bonds. 2 hey are untaxed
the interest paid in gold, which rs also
demanded for the principle. We
rather think the people wall not stand
this much longer. Neither will they
submit to be called 'rcbeIs and trait
ors' because they complain of heavy
burdens they are obliged to bear 10 pay
for bonds held by rich men, and pro-
tected from taxation. Give US back
the bonds and take your legal tender,
which you say is good enough for the
7~ecso3Fayettss County Register.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
Grand Rally.

A Grand Rally OF the Democracy,
Of Noble and Morgan Counties, will
be held ut ReinSrsville, this county,
IN Saturday, October 9Th. Friends Of
the cause, IN the neighborhood, are
respectfully requested to make ar.
engagements for holding and attending
the meeting
By order of the Central Commit Je
Of Noble and Morgan Counties.