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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

We the undersigned, members Of the
Council Of the Incorporate Town. Of Saint
Cloud, having read the reply OF Mayor Cur
~, to IN article published In the last issue
Of the St. Cloud JOURNAL, over tho sigma
ture Of "a Petitioner" hereby certify that
the Mayors statement regarding the action
Of the Council and the City Attorney, touch
ing certain petition to which ''Petitioner'
refers, is in every respect true, and, judg-
ing from the action and language Of His
Honor on that occasion, the insinuations Of
said petitioner that he acted in bad faith
towards him and other petitioners are plac.
ing him - we'll % the Council In false
position. IA
J. n. OWEN,
p J. H. KELLY,
! ..sS JOSEPH BROKER,
L. ENDERLY,
Meml ers of:ths Town Council.
Letter frsR Oscar Taylor, Esq, City
+ T.. - : Attorney. ~ a.:
!, u sA1s1 C1oun, August s1st, 1867. "a
ED17on JoulxA1.-1n your paper Of tho
10Th inst. 10 On article which, however
much I may dislike Newspaper eontrover-
sies, especially when Of personal chsrsc-
ter, I deem Il. proper to notice. The arti-
ole referred 70 IL Communication signed
"A Petitioner" and written BY Rev. Mr..
Campbell, Pastor Of the Presby terrain
Church in this eity, and conservation Of the
morals of tho people III H. i. w..
With 20 much Of tho article IN question
- charges tho Mayor with bad faith and
the Council with practicing ''russ'' upou
the public, I have nothing to do, but b.
lisvs II will require more that the covert
sttscks Of the Rev. Calumniator to conv,no'
any intelligent citizen that the inusndoe
Of said Campbell srs anything utthe prog
eny Of . bigoted religious monomaniac
clothed not "in fine lins:" but sin nth,
rag" and Who're mind ID filled with oil man
nss Of sbeminatiohs. Nor would deer
) It worth while to notice the malicious MID
approximations rotating 70 myself, .hu
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

VIM Lave NEXT WI1K.-For several
weeks past Rev. Geo. L. Chase, Rector Of
q. Jeha's sAnreh, hss bssa prevented by
m,sss frsa attending 70 the duties Of his
palpit. This has besn matter Of sspec.
isl regret - his stay in st. Cloud il 70 rap
my drawing 10 close. It il Mr.. Chass's
iaasnlien 10 leave next week for Ohio, 20
that Dc sermon On Sunday win be his last.
His departure viii b seiously regretted,
not only BY his eonrssation, bat by . very
large circle Of friends outside BY whom h
vas highly aud thoroughly spprscia;ed:-
We srs g]sd 10 learn from Mr.. Chase
hat Il 10 his intention 10 return agail
within the next year.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

Tx,fr1HAxcs LEcruR1.-The Prasbyteri-
IN Church Was crow ded on last Sabbath
evening to hear the lecture on temperance
delivered BY Capt. Johns, State Agent Of
the Good Templars. The lecture was quite
good, and gave general satisfaction. We
hsps il nay b productive Of practical re-
suits for the better.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

Ever, thing in the way Of provisions
and family groceries may DO found at
Morse, Newell & Cos. They IRE constantly
r.osiving fresh goods, and always sell as
low a. the lowest. Goods delivered in any
part Of the city. ~ ...asr.si".:s:E
The County Commiss ioners are in ses-
sion. They will adjourn this evening or to-
morrow. + III
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

Boy WANTED.-An industrious, intelli-
gent boy, about fifteen years old, who wish
es to learn the watchmaker's and jewelers.
trade, will find good place by calling at
A. W. Bush's store, on St. German street.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

Z: For TIE PArxrsrs.-oh list Friday
some twenty teams were loaded ct this
place with annuity goods fog ith E, Indian tsfl
payment at the. Red; Lake Crossing. Be-
sides. blankets, calicoes, &c., were fifteen
barrels Of pork, i've hundred pounds Of
tobacco, and ninety barrels 81 nour-ths
latter,ltem being furnished byN. r., Clarke,
Of this city, and tho two: forpeyrby lara
way g. shuey, Of Minneapolis. ~, r.: eug-
gests that the Indians will insist That he
always farnish. the -four, . he I'D Mt lime
to Gull out The poor wheat 70 nanufatdre for
them, and had to send = superior article Of
-four. e9@s':E.1 5o3iTeg
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

UNIVERSAL o11.-This is . new oil, made
from the crude petroleum, and is non-ex-
plosive and much cheaper than Kerosene.
After fair trial We are able TO recommend
it to general use. The light is clear, steady
and bright. Dealers in Kerosene will do
we'll to give Mr.. Bentley call, and con-
sumers will find it much cheaper as we'll
a. a safer article. See the advertisement.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05
Faos1.-A heavy frost on Saturday night
did eensidsrsble damage in certain sections,
especially On the low lands. Corn IL in some
places badly injured.

CAueus.-The Republican Town Com
mitteo has called . caucus tor tomorrow
evening 1t eight o'clock. Let Ill who sre
opposed to The bond swindze turn on,
promptly. !:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

Ds1Axs.-A subscriber At Forest City
complains that hs seldom receives TIE
JounsA1 untl il il two weeks old, and in
quires the reason. We can only answer in
thie - IN other cases, that the trouble is
viii the mails, and not this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

arrived hene On Friday evening from . visit
70 Pennsylvania
Wn. Powell, Of the hrm Of G. F. 4 W.
Powell started East on Monday last to pur-
chase goods.
8. B. Piansy and wife left the - me day
On visit 70 friends IN Iowa. They viii be
abssnt several weeks.
A. D. Let, Of the Arm Of Blake 4 Lset,
81 Rochester, favored % with = call on
Tuesday.
We lid . call this morning from Mr.. A.
Il. Hsrritt, Gensrsl Agent Of the St. Paul
Pssss. "
Judge sesgrave Smith, Of Hastings,
formerly . law partner Of Capt. Collins,
showed his good natursd face in town this
wsek. The Judge il one Of the ''whitest"
Democrats 10 know anything .bort.
Howard Potts, Of Philadslphia, arrived
On Friday, and will remain In St. Cloud
seus time fox the benefit Of his health. This
q his third trip, and il he is wise he will
not 70 back. Howard 10 one OF those Penn
sylvaaiaas whom We find it very pleasant
TO have around.
Hon. Geo. L. Becker, President Of the
81. r. 4 P. b: r. Co., and II. r. Bigelow,
Esq.,. Attorney Of the Company, arrived
from St. Paul on Tuesday evening. They
came to look after the Interests Of the Com
pay In TIE matter:of their lands being
taxed BY tie County Commissioners.
]. II. Mullen, one Of the business men Of
Wabashs, came into our Office on Tuesday,
armed With . letter from Frank Dsggett,
he fiat boy" Of the Herald, who weighs
e42 pounds. That was . sufficient passport.
Mr.. n. has the right for Stesrns County
II putting down Bachelors Drive Wells,
wlieh ~ said to be good thing.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

,~. -We stated last week that Mr.. n. P.
Benefits new dwelling was to be frame.
It viii be Of brick.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

AollcuI1u1AL INPIYNEH7s.-Ws would
direct the aatention Of farmers 70 the adver-
,tissnsat Of ssvsEeool, Hope 4 0rovenor,
vAs hsss received. . new stock Of agrieul-
ts.al implsmsnts Of Ill the different kinds
called Ser. They have the very best plows
aanu1aetuzsd, both for breaking and for
Old land; flaming mills, drills, tbzashing
nashisss, broad cast sewers, straw cutters,
sts. The business dose BY th,s hrn during
he PET season hAs bssn immense. and We
Asvs vt 70 learn Of the first ease Of dis
satisfaetion with their course toward Gus.
IomePs.r =. e.. .'a.V -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

CnuRcH 1rsns.-Rsv. Smell, Of Rush
ford. occupied Rev. Campbelrs pulpit on
Sabbath last. s,.@. .... st..ss # L.. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

WANDA girl who can bake and do
xsssssl housswerk. Good wages given. In.
uuirs q this .omes. .'>@t ss..a@s E.. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05
st. Cloud, Sept. 4th 1867.

D1s1n1c7 Coua1.-Judgs MeKslvy start
ID for Little Falls on Tuesday to hold
tarm Of The District Court in Morrison
county. But little business was anticipated.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

Oun BRs1 WIsuIs DIR. A. E. Senkler
arrived in town yesterday with his bride.
'Hosts Of good wishes ars showered upon
~ couple BY Tie many friends Of The Doe
or In this place.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

ToxA7oss.-Ws are indebted to Friend
Reed, Of the 1smes,. for ! fine lot Of toms-
tess, with 40 tho first Of The season. They
vers discussed with decided relish, aud We
were able 70 detect no very disssreeable
DEMOCRATIC flavor about them. Al rural
poet has said: =
0toaattusssi How god you azei
IAsvs Isved yoa svss ssnes
Iwus Hitler than IN now.
Q tenAstusss, what makes yoa 10 good! 5.9
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

For SALE CHrAr.-A dwelling house and
two lots. Inquire Of James Biggerstaff, St.
German street, St. Cloud.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

The Democratic papers are " growing lusti.
ly b"cau.r they lately carried the election in
California. aud We supI~'sc there will now be a
perfect jubilee over the rebel victory in Mary
land. Never word. however. do these paper.
say -; Maine 81 Vermont. which State. recent
ly hcld their elections. In the former the Re
publiran. catri-d their ticket by iI..Ol naior
iiy ~ the latter by Is.o9. majority. pretty
good offset {" Maryland aud California. In the
latter state. als.y. the democratic victory was
causcl by an unfortunate division ia the Il.
publican rank.. whereby two tickets were run
ior State officers.
We are beaten badly Lcaten-in Maryland,
but our duty - plain. W. must p.r-ev vrrc IN
the way We have started. There must be- nu
halting now -no .kulking from the perissfms q
ancc of the solemn duty before ~ of fighting
the rebel horde that now rule. the States until
the I'"wer Of the nation shall invest ~ with
the means "i meeting "ur opponents with a
certain hope "i succrs.. ", ssaa orga",se -
never lot ~ go int" another political coates,
withoa, orsanisat,"n. snr-Iy. the event. al the
late election ha, convinced all of the need vi
that The contest ~ hut begun. S.Sn our State
will be- sh-'k by the noise 1T q new battle. upon
new I..ur., ani when al a. i0yai ,r,a Of a..
Sia's. rsgar'ks' Of hor color. shall be- ranged
side by side IN opposition 10 the party that now
rules ~. l.ci ~ prepare Gnr IL; let us i"rm
Republican, As''"'iair"n. ia every nrishborh"Od
aud colorssl Union Leagues in every District.
aud train our i"rrc. i"r the desperate rnnte,t
which must "o"-. aud quickly.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

Army aud Secretary Of War to exert all the
power aud authority conferred UPON him by
the laws Of the land to promote the fullest and
most efficient execution Of the acts "i Congress
known as the reconstruction acts.
.. That representation according to popula
ton in State Legislatures is the only true
principle. aud the special condition of Mary
land aud Delaware. IN which minority Of the
people have majority vote ia their General
Assemblies. and Ia which the dominant minority
is seeking still further h, increase this lrpwer.
demands the attention oi Congress : aud We
request the Hon. Francis Th"inas. Of Maryland.
Ia urge on the Judiciary c"inmit,ceof the lIou.r
uf Representatives prompt action un the resolu.
tipn of inquiry which he has had referred Ia
that committee.
IL. That Is the duty ol the lI"usc III I,cpTr.cn.
tativc.. ~ the paramount Necessity uf it, ap
preaching session. to prcscut articles 81 in,
parchment H. the Senate for the trial oi Andrew
johnson inr high crimes aud misirmran"T-
against the constitution and the laws passed IN
pursuance thereof for usurpAlion oi Iowcr.
delegated :" the legislative department :" III,
government fur ubstTucting. hindcriug and
delaying the reconstruction oi the States iaiely y
in rebellion for the rer'vsl ot faithful niicrr,
IN violation nt law the iudreency aud indie
| corum 1T his public administration. the per
verse "hstinacy 10y which he intensidrs th'
lisl"yalty i"nnrrpeniant rebels. aud hi. Irrsis
tent opposition :" the will IT III" l"ynl p"npl'
~. That rnpy "i thrss resolutions be inr
war,lci to thr lion Fianri, Th"ms.. Representa-
tive II the fourth i"nsl disiTic, "f Mary
lRn'l. with = request that hr will lay the .ain'
before the ll"u.r "f Representatives. and als'
tina, 'npy be- forwarded tn Hon. Joseph I.
Fowler. senator ft"m Trnn-..e". with y rrqurs
that hr will lay ia" sain- before the rnit"'
Htatrs senate.
Al night grand Ma. Meeting wa. held a
III" theatre. The attendance was. immcn.".-
| Arr".. III" STAGE. ~ lars" lritcrs. Wa. the i''l
/ l"wiuy extract ir'n ten. ''rant'- late letter u
IL" President: ~" Hsy'aLie 'rh'" N
"'rH @ h' H"I''' - a. lac " ~ h'ri h'.
''hsr ra'"s AMY D. h",~f >"
i.l'-ii~nt -pr,"hr- w"r" ma'ir by ll"n. t. I;
Iuilrr. 81 Trnn".-...; Dr Iir"wn. II Baltin"rr
lion. u. II. Woodward. 1T Kentucky Rev. NJ
St,nn"ri. - Maryland lion. Anth"ny Ill.,,
gin.. ~ ncllwar- Archibald Sterling. IT,. az,
Il. >t-.k",, Matthew. after which the m~"iin
| n,ltnurnsl
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21
.SPEt'i.iL NOTICE.
DIR. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.

If -,sTiilS great medicine cured Dr. !. II.
@Sy S'nEN'k. the Proprietor. of Pulmonary
Consumption. when IL had assumed it, most
formidable aspect. aud when speedy death ap
peared to DC inevitable. His physicians pro.
nounccd his ras" incurable. when he coinnlenc.
ed the use of this simple but powerful remedy.
His health was restored ia very short time.
J MI no return nf the disease has been appr"-
khendsl. for all the symptoms quickly disap.
pearcd. aud hts present weight j. mere than
two hundred Isalnds.
Since his recovery. he has dcvo,cd his atten.
ticn exclusively to the cure "f Consumption
and the diseases which are usually compiica,
cd with IL. and the rure- effected by his medi
zines have been very numerous aud truly won
/ drrfnL Dr. - Hr>"N makes professional visits
I" several oi ihr larger cities weekly. where he
has u larg" "oncour-" ofPatients. and Il Il truly
astonishing 3" see poor consnmptiVrs that have
:" b" lifted nut of their carriages. aud IN u few
! PCLMONlC SYRUP. SEAwEEb TONIC, and
MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all reqnir
cd ia curing Consumption. Full directions az
campaigning each. ~ that any one can take
them without seeing lr. SruENrA. but when IL
| u convenient II l. hest Ia him. lie gives
advrc free. but Enr q thorough examination
| with his Hcspir"ineter his lee i three dollars.
/ Pleas" Observe. when purchasing. that the
two likrncsscs ii the Dnc,or one when IN the
last stas""i Consumption. and the other ~ Ne
now y. in perfect health are on the Gav"Tn
/ ment stamp
Sold by all Druggists aud DEALERS. Prize.
si.'o per battle. "r >s.ia the half dozen. I.-,
tiers foT advic. should always be directed io pr
Schenck's Principal Office, u North 9th - .
rhiladrlphia. r.. General Wholesale Agents; /;
Deina- Barnes \ 10. n. Y; :. 3. lIance. Bal.
linI"r". Md. John u. Park. Cincinnati. ohi" :
Walker a Taylnr. chirago. III. Collins nr"s b,
ST. Louis. No. Ial ". ga. InoIy.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

re- lion. Schuyler colfax. Speaker ri the
h''ns" oi Representatives. ia a letter u Hon.
John l.. Thomas. concerning the recent border
STATE Convention. defends the right oi Congress
H. inquire whethera Siatehas a republican form
"i g"y"rn'""ni. aud says. concerning Mary.
land ' II . state which saf.aachisss by the
tens "i thousands every man who bor~ arm. io
des,r"y the nation. aud along with them every
nar VII" i""k official "aths "f allcgianc. to
s"."ailei Government which could only exist
"n th" 'uin- 81 the K-lublic. and ai the same
thu" d'Jr" 'eL'6. by the tens IT th"i-a nis 9th.
men VII" are tree citizens ii the United
state sni unm,iakably l"yal--if snrh State
has o republican Government. I wonld like
~"'n" i"srn",l iurs, Z" inf,rin ~ what w"ild I,e
an anti republican G"vernmen' ' lie then
states that b. ha. "'h- fullest faith that Cnn-
gr",'. wh'''h ha. 'lar-,l q" deity Rebel hate aud
Executive. uhl@Iuy aud rryiiing. will nai allow
such conduct Il, pas. anrebnked. IL j. their
f"fg e. project loyal men "v~rywh~r-. Avn
THEr VIM be H. AiIuIiny t.. pt-,i.
dent l"hn..'h conduct. Mr.. Coliax says "ih.
iir.' duty 81 Congress. when u assemblies. will
u" :" d"i"rinin" whether the recent Executive
action. 80. haeranily defiant "f the will oi "a.
people. and :" n"l'ri''isly al the .l-inand at un.
r"l"mian' t'ailnrs. 'l''-. n"t TrqniE" them in
present the President e, IL. l.sr Il III. senate
. an "n"'ny al th"r"uniry nhis persistent re-.
viyii"ai''n II III" spirit 1t r-h"lliou. an "neny
"f '"ar' 80 h,. persistent ab.iruri"n "f rrrnn.
Irn"ii"" ''y iaw. aud q i'"rsi.irni d~li~r al ~"
"Nrfrs '',i 'f g. "i ,iu~ naiian
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

According io previous arrangements the mon.
unlrn' erected In mark The spot where tell the
brave mrn whO di',l AT Anlir:am IN defending
our State and nation from that mighty army of
relcls wh0 swarinc'l arruss the Potomac during
the Summer ia, III 500, ~as. formally dedicated
un Tuesday last What sIould have Iren an
occa.i"n "i sadness aud solemn thought aud sur.
row ior the brave soldiers who sleep beneath the
enclosures "i thai burial-grouni, was made the
sn'yc'i al I'uiili'al display WAS -riz-,l "n as "a
ptol~r time When johnson l-olir, conld lie pro.
mulga'rl Ly even the orator Of the day. A large
,hroug anh man! distinguished persons were
present. nriuding President Johnson. his Cabi.
net. Except General Grant and the Governors
oi several of the States There was n programme
~ exercises. which seems 80 have been too
rigidly adhered to. Gov. SWan0 first spoke
urging the 'laying aside Oi past animosiiiss,
aud all tia; sort ofclap.irap, then follow ed pray
er, anil then set Of doggrre rh, ines. called
".Acaldamh. which as n National Poem, dis
graccl the writer. Certain dedicatory crremo-
mics Nrrr then performed b, the Masonic order.
aud then ES-'iov Bradford delivered his ora,ion
lie spoke well! rs be- ALWAYS doe. bu; a, the rnd
Of hi' allrr-. he Eel! oil into politics, aud finish.
ci W bt Ny Policy speech. Another
ny Iin Wa, then sung. AMI AT ia close Governor
''"art 81 P'nu., lvauia. was loudly called for.
but GOV Swain hokrd him of by saving that
the progr.nmv mus, be- adhered To- and that
tioy ';rary should be- ,llowed an opportunity
Ia speak after the regular exercises we're conciu.
ded This didn exactly please the people how
ever, aud they continued their calls Tor Grary.
until that gentleman had To come forward and
refeai GOV Swami promise that he would
speak after awhile a dedication Poem was
then read. and then Prcsiden, johnson spoke -
lie gaS, his 'mciiiaiions and reflections
and U,efe,! the wish that all present were as
good Chon men those who slept arouRd
,hcm--a wish heartily echoed b. thousands pres.
en,. a. regards The President himself The hem
etliciion was then pronounced aud the celebra.
iion wa concluded. The programme had
becn gone through with, but ;ov. Geary hadsI
been allowed TO speak. bu, instead Of that John.
son aud Swami aud the other dignitaries pres
ent left the platform as soon a. the benediciion
was pronounced. Gov Geary did speak. how
ever. ane his language showed that he deeply
Eel, the insul, given him by our cOpprrhead Gov
ernOr. Mt. Fenion, Governor Of New York. al
so spoke. after which the assemblage retired.
There are abou, ., 900 soldiers buried in this
cemetery, from the States Of New York. Indiana,
Connecticut Maryland, New Jersey Illinois.
Minnesota, Maine, Rhode Island. Pennsylvania
ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Vermont, Delaware,
West Virginia New Hampshire aud Massaehus-
ei'' All these states made appropriations for
the cemetery, cScep, Vermont, Illinois, Delaware
aud New Hampshire
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21
~ hO ~ Ifilsrkleu .

The Washington correspondent OF the Boston
Si"reri'sr gives the following rapid ,ks,ch II
Binrslry. Acting Attorney. .,;snsrai Of the q.
state. aud johns"n's right hand man just now :
within ten years he has successfully tailed
here ~ l"rtraii painter. the protector of ~
eFary magazine. land office clerk. land officer.
tiFnry aud d.fch lcr of bl-kA,l. runners,
slo,'t"t. clerk in lnwol,icr "ioral an the faroa.
80. r.!;s u ;lr !s.''igssrs. s,i;is,.rF ~: =hsa
'onrd rebel plantations ~ Virginia, editorial
w1it"r l"ra New Y"rl daily. the editorof which.
or T"s"iving his first articles. refused thsm q nd
wl"ir t' ascertain VI the man wasrraEy. La.t
"t all 10" turned up ~ M Stanbcry = office a al
ts'k his seat ~ the csblnrl .n the dsy Mr..
stanton lett '
What a change Ia the history II The iici.,ib
lie. whsn such q nian 4. sAtInstod with the
rharg, "i attacking Z illuslIna,s Un"m ,isnurAls. .
Oh. the tim.s' "h. the mannrrs when .ar IN
tsUa I-'litical ,L-',Fic-, on which the ae,i"n ~
The nstiun Is basrsl. cn'n' irum the Hinrklsys
aod the Brswnings, sud ,"'r Ercign affairs are
regulated by the Mc,'rachrus aud Mc,iiuuescs. I.
ssnn'es. al Mobile. charges such brave sad
high minded soldiers ss Ord aud scholisld with
villisny aud fraud. aud Binckley, al Washing.
'on. fr"a the vantage gr"nnd or The Cabinet.
takes uI the refrain sgsinst Pope, sicklss sud
Sheridan.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

should ntci IL as promptly. Let no CHiVn nun
talk Of 'HrreHd,rirg. We uecd organization 1;
let IL he Effected At oncy. Next week there will
bc branch at the State Republican Association
started in this town, aud We hope 10 sec Il ex.
tend To every ncighborhOod in the county. We
will nominate our ticket for county officers. We
may elect IL, or We may be defeated again
There is ne calculating hOw far the growing dis.
gust aud distrus, Of Democratic views aud meas.
urcs will extend ani Il may be that even this
fall that grand awakening which, sooner Ur later
must cone, will occur. And then, our party
friends must remember that We have u loyal
Congress body OF men no, to be intimidaied
by paper bullets from the White House OF Swami
threats Of sending his militia 10 disperse them.
This Congress meets In November, and will sure.
ly extend helping hand To the overpoweresI
Union men OF Maryland We must be ready,
when Congress acts, to act with a. Nor will Il
bc much longer that the shadow Of Andrew
johnson will darken the door Of the Pres.dsn.
iial mansion. We believe that he will soon bC
impcached aud ignominiously driven from po.
siiion he has disgraced, hut even u this should
not be the case, u lew months more will close hi'
official career. Then we will have a President
aud Cabinet in full accord with the loyal seuii.
mcnt Of the nation, aud will hear no more ol
faithful officers being relieved " because they
conscicnlously discharge their duties. let ih,
coPPerhcad party rejoice II is their opportunity
now II will bc ours after awhile
lie, US organize. We know that what |,
every body business is nobody's business, II
and that ,hc main trouble IN forming u Cnior
organization in every district is the wan, ol
somebody I" take the lead We irel yer, much
this morning. like naning two or three ,ncn IL
each district, aud charging them with the dui,
oi organizing their Union men for the approach
ing contest. Our Executive Coiumi,irc will soot
issue TALL for "a county convention io nominal,
a county ticket lat the primary mcriings b,
well attended let us nominate u good ticket
let u 20 into the contest with zeal aud drirrmi
nation, showing our opponents that though be-
iraye'l We ARE not dismayed. aud We ma,. rver
this Fall. lie sucrssful.