Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04

pour UaU tNu every luIucf W uaNS u HIo'bS'-
ate tariff on importations. Since the Radi-
Gals have been in power the people have
been taxed so enormously that we should
think they would want no more tariffs--on'y
another name for taxes. Grant may be .
tariff man, bu. What does that amount to
The Democrats also are tariff men, and
always have been, but they want reason
able tariff, and not one TO rob the poor and
enrich the wealthy at their expense. .Selins-
rjre Times.
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TESTIMONIAL BANQUET 70 Hon. WILL
IAN \. WALLACE. "A testimonial banquet,
rendered by several hundred Democrats at
Philadelphia, was given lion. William A..
Wallace, Chairman of the State Central Com.
mi,tee, as an appreciation Of the services in
the late and preceding campaigns. Mt the
Continental Hotel, in that city, on Wednes-
LAY. evening. l. was superb ufFair. The
veteran Col. James Page presided, and
made few few ielicitous remarks. Mr..
Wallace delivered lengthy and able speech
on the issue of tho day, and remarks were
ui,o made by Ex-Governor Biuler, Hon.
Willom A. Porter, Hon George ". Wood
ward, Hen. Anson V. Parsons, Hon. Rich
ard VauS. General Rubert Patterson, John
Hume, Esq. and Col Cl.a,lssJ. Biddlc.--
Reodiag Gazette.
EGa" Lawrence County, Ohio, gets the
ma.ni!icrnt banner offered by the Demo
cratic State Central Committee for the
largest gain. The gain was 1921 votes -
There were three townships in Ohio in
which not single Radical vote was cast,
the three casting m agreeate vote Of over
900 Healthy spots to dwell in, those.
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Look OUr.-A radical change in III,
tenure Of mortgages has bcen made by tht
late Congressional bankrupt law. 1t pro
vides that mortgages given within ioul
months before an insolvent deltor fails, th,
holder Of the mortgage will be compelled t
come in as other creditors. The effect O.
this will be to cause greater caution in ac
ccpting mortgages.
TnAD STEVENS SHOT One ofour youn:
town-men recently purchased "pup'
which he undertook to raise into goot
faithful and obedient Watchdog. lntendin.
to encourage the pup" he named him af
ter the illustrious leader of the Republican
party-Thaddcus S.cvens. ''Thad," as h
was ianliliarly called, became incorrgible
tricky, deceittnl, and worthless, to such NJ
extent that his master resolved on putting
IN eud to his existence, and he was accord
ingly shot on Monday last. Alas poo
"Thad."
| A Nut FOR RADICALS TO CRACK. - Fou
years cf war and nearly three Of peace un
ler Radical usurpation have failed to restor
tho Union. The war crushed out the re
bellion, but ten States are still under mill
tary despotisln, and representation in Con
gress is den'e ! to eptir. communities lecau-
they elect men who are opposed to tue Rad
i{als. Fortunately Pennsylvania refused t
Eharmonlze i,s Supreme Court with the view
Of the Radical majority, and the people ar
'|tapidly assuming the view that the Radical
must be crushed before the Union can b
restored,