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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-18
PUBLIC NOTICE.

DURsUANT to law, notice is hereby given that
VALLANDI0HAM GEORGE W. HOUK, q. B, HAIR
MAN ADAM SNYDER s r. WOODsUM, ID, A. HOUE,
THoMAs u LOWE, JOuN l.. BELV1LLE, ALBRRTUB
GRIGER JOHN BRoADRUP, DESEIs DwYER, SAM.
UEL MAYS, and JoHS MoELwEE, have associated
TO form an INSURANCE COMPANY for the purpose
nrst specified In section Of tho "Act 70 regulate
Insurance companies" passed April 10, 1851, and
with the corporate rights and powers conferred
by said act and the act Of May l. 1885, the princi-
pal once OF said company to Do located at Dayton
Montgomery County, Ohio.
DAYTON, MAY 1, lS87-d4tW .. -
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

rFRssolUed, That the several States composing the
United states, are not united on the principle Of
unlimited submission TO their General Govern .
ment, but that by compact, under the style aud
title OF Constitution OF the United states and OF
Government for special purposes-deleRated 10
that Government certain definite powers, reserv-
Ing, each State TO itself the reslduary mass OF
right 70 their eelf-gOvernmelttg and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega.
ted power It's acts are unauthoritative, void, and
OF no forcei That to this compact each State Ro-
oeded state, and Is an integral party, It's CO.
States forming, as TO itself the other party that
the government created by this compact was not
the powers delegated to itself since that would
have made ats discretion, and not the Constitution
the measure Of its powers; but that, as In all
other cases of COMPACT AMONG PowERs HAVING
NO COMMON JUDdE, EACH fARTY mas AN EQUAL
RfGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, AS WELL OR INRRAo-
TtONs AS or THE MODE AND MEASURE OF REDREss.-
The Fret RonfHckv Resolution oJ 1888
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Radical Fruits.

RICHMOND, May 17.--The WAjgof to-day
says the negroes in the neighborhood Of
Carbon Hill pits have rendered land pro-
prietOr and other citizens uneasy by their
threats of coufscation, In accordance with
their idea of the legislation Congress.
Those threatened with violence have ap-
pealed to General Schoiield for protection.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-18
9eGtute.

MRS. EMMA HARDINGE, u celebrated Lee
.urer, will lecture at Turner's Opera IIousc on
tuesday evening, May 81, at eight o'clock.
subject-"Ihe Scientific History Of Mar."
Admission free. hais '07d3t'
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AnftinuGRrs.
8usiness 1utitEs.
DYSPEPSIA
DOCTOR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. STRICKLANDl

1 Tonic Is n concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
untiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. lt is
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges'
tion, Nervousness, Loss OF Appetlte, AcIin
ty of the stomach, Flatulency and Debility
II is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
auited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept.S
persons. For sale by all Druggists eVeryss
where ut 81 per bottle.
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To Marry or not to Marry?
WHY NOT ?

SERIOUS Reflections Tor Young Men
in Essays Of tho Howard Association, on the
Physiological Errors, Abuses, and Diseases indu-
ced by ignorance of Natures Laws In the first age
OF man. sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address DIR. j. SKlLLlN nOUGllTON,
Howard Association Philadelphia, Penn.
May II, l9BT-daw m-smp q cO-ny
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Democratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR.
ALLEN G.. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN q. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
. DANIEL 8. UHE, of Holmes.
FOR TREAsURKR:
DR.. C,FULToN, Of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER or TREASURY:
WIN, SHERIDAN, Of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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T ~ DIR. Strickland'S
Pies f2f 5. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects a permanant cure
TRY it directly. 1t is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 90 cts. per
bottle.
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Is warranted to be the only preparations
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenesf
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough!
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group,
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs,it
healing, softening, and eXpectorating, an
particularly suitable for allaifectlons ofth
Throat aud Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. lan3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-18

POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1907.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-18

GRAND FAMILY MATINEE Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons Admission, 90 cents.
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Merfhaut Gathering.

Adfn streef, doors south Of Market House
I WOULD beg leave to announce TO my nuuer.
Gus friends and customers and the public Of
Montgomery and adjoining counties thai have
now on hand and am daily receiving an unsur-
passed stock OF custom made CLOTHING forboth
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Special Notices.
Systems Run Down.

Persons often low their syrtems 'run down" or
rather 70 run ten d3,cn BY work, accompanied by
neglect of the proper of IMMIGRATION The result
Il what called 'ssyaAat pEBtLtfr,n In other word,
failure and partial collapse Of ply forces accom-
panied, usu Ally, BY great dep-e. sion Of spirits
The best remedy In sush cases h HosrETTnE,s
STOMACH BIrrERS. Whether the state of exhaust
ion has bssn brought by excessive physcsi labor
dissipation xisty Of NINA exposure or other cause
the siai sfct of TIL. great s.omachic viii BE- found
equally promr. and certain Asa rsstor ative, after
severe sicknas, has protratsd tho bodily and ment.
energies. Il y pronouu ID by psent cal eushor
ity, THIS BIB T)NIo IN USE" II men were not
fooshy careless about their health and over cennden
10 themselves they would always when engaged in
work that requires great exer.ion use corresponding
mean, of staining their strength For this purpose
Hos1ErrER's BIrrERs are Invaluable All tot,sr,
should use them an invigorant.
For those constantly employed in indoor OCCUPATIONS
especially In o2ded workshops they may be reckon ed
- the very bet safeguard u health Where there Ia
prefisposti,n TO constipation, tendency to bilious,
ness they may lie truly said be a specific 4or hitch
there 10 no Institute. fsad,v
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a Iosesovs Lroacr.-Abouta year ago
country. His fortune. mostly il cold :, =.
time Of kis death, IVES compuae a ~ ~ nno o ~
Some years ago brother Of the Sece.."d
came e, oyer to tho New World and msrr;sd
Mhen the war broke out hs enrolled hi. n.no.
40 Uncle SANS big book, ana want fo..h
~ osttie for Union and liberty. and sn.l,a
y re up 81. life for his country's veal =,
,; as ume OF his death be was possssssd or hn.
.i:sis OF this worlds goods. 40 that y I ~.
NO. Ars. Abigail Bell Of Warren cnr, n's
. .dinnos.as lsss % toll on slone under W.,
-. 49, crc9mmances. And 90 she hsS nj
sno s5applsa With want till recentlv .hs , SO
Sn.s iassihsssee Of the death Of her ,;oh
Ueo.osr "; .ssseSy she comes into .Se
ko;ss es.ea q 9. 20, ooo--.'all in sold"-sbs
''s - = he 6vs Aein 70 the So, 0oo. ooo. |
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THERE is something vexed about the ques-
ton Of American politeness. Englishmen
have said there WASN'T any Of that article over
here. Now an English young lady tours,
who writes her q First Impressions of Amer
lea " 10 Frazer's Magazine, goes into costa.
cies over American politeness. She says:
Anything so intensely polite as the Amer.
leans never saw. Talk Of the Frenchl |
never was amongst . nation who were not
bears III comparison with these. You al
ways get civil, amiable answer. They all
do oil they can for you, and "a for lady, she
is q perfect queen. Old or ugly, gentle or
simple, men leave their seats iu the street
car Tor them. and believe one might have
anything she liked"
We noticed recently that an Eastern news,
paper writer said that gentlemen we're polite
to ladies in the West, but they had ceased to
be 50 IN the Eastern cities. That while in
The West, upon the entrance of lady into
crowded street car, half dozen gentlsmen
would rise, in the East if there was no va
cant seat she could take standing place in
The aisle. That was good enough for the
West, but now the Chicago Post, noticing the
above mentioned young lady efIusion, saws:
This enthusiastic lady evidently did not
get as tar West as Chicago, or she would Ger
1a'niy have mtdi6ed her views of American
pollteness One trip in city,limits street
car, early in the morning, or late in the e,en.
ing, would have been quite suificien, to dis
sipate hsrrose.colored notions of our exces.
ave politeness to ladies'. We have sean
halt dozen OF the gentler sex standing in
the middle OF car, nearly all the seats Of
which were occupies BY men, one of whom
offered to resign his place in favor of the fair
ctea1ures who were being jostled and hustled
about by the brisk conductor collecting faras
1t has become 30 common for male psss.n,
gers to stick 70 their seata with the perlnaoA
ny OF sSsstter upea prs>emptsd claim,
that Cfaossc lady has almost csassd to ex
peet the extraordinary 'fayor &c I sea. va.
Ga'eu LOT her accommodates. and when she
does get it, the chances are ten 10 one that
Garden City," - no
The whole subject ia vo,d..fr
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The whole subject is wonderfully m;r.d

HE Pennsylvania papers state that il ia Il.
intention of Mr.. Ketchum to contest III. .e.,
Of Judge Woodward, elected to Consres.
from the Twelfth Distric. Of that State 10 gu
the vacancy created by the death Of M.
nennlson. Judge Woodward, BY the returns,
hso i'o majority. Since the election, ns.u.
Iai'sstion frauds have been discovered IN
Luserne county sufficient to give the seat to
ketchum. Six hundred fraudulent u.,ur,l;z..
.ion certificates are known to have been i,.usd
In tina. county. '1
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Turner'S Tic DOulOureaux or
Turner'S Tie DOuloureaux or
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA Pill,

sAfE. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY cURE FOR NEu-
RALdIA AND ALL NERVOUS nIsgAsEs
It's an unfaiing remedy In all OF Facial Neural.
GA, often sfee Ing perfect cure in = single day. No
TORN OF Nervous Disease fails to yield TO its magic ina
ence Even the severest Of Chronic Neursa and
senera' NervoHs arrangements Of mary years stand
INK Affecting the are completely sud per-
hsnsh'iy cured , Il ina few days few weeks at
the utmost It contains nothing injurious to the m ,st
delicate SYSTEM and can slwsys be with perfect
safety Iii constant BY the best ph, sicaps no
g'Veh their unanimous and unqualified approval sent
by mai recipt Of 81 and two po.tag. .t.mps Bold
everywhere.
iohN EH q CO., Sole Proprietors, 40
rsmont street, Boston, Mass.
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80 MANHOOD:
How Lost hoW Rcstared

JaH I6sss'ssd = sealed envelope Pice, nj cens,
LECTURE On THE NATURAL TRRATMRNr.
And kadic: rs q spsr mstorrbea, or Seminal veal
agsa0ntAry Emissions, Sexual Dshsfiss sna I'm
petmenM 10 Marriage generally Nervonssess Con-
sumption Eril psy, and Fits; Mental and Ply In
capacity, resulting from aeif Abuse Ac By Rosr Cur
vnwKLL. NJ D., author Of the "afees Book, &C.
GA Bosn t. ThousanAs ~ sunerer.
cent under seal, in plain envelope to any aadrs..
pospa.d on receipt cents two POE se ,tsmns
10 CHAs. &c KLINE Co. Aps'
AN1 bownE, NV Yo&E Pcsf o1r1ua Boz 4Ss0.
e auglI-dAy0m '0f P'iee - Gus.
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BATCHELOR,s nA,R nvr

al spserdie Hair Dye s the best In the world. n.
10y use ARD perfect Dye-Harmless Reliable Inst.nt.
80 o., aiAaoectnsr~aA No stdicufuus ffnr Nat
~. n'sex Or Brown Remedies the III effect. or Rad
Lsveofstee the hair leaving IL soft and ts.nti
nj me genuine = sisnsd Elsess i. BsseSslcr an
~ ri ns, msstons, md should be avoided. Sold
street Nkw York. % bMciay
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the u. etstes.
THE RIVERSIDE INsTITUTE

n ~ III u IA ~
gItuats AZ Riverside gnrv-5r County view Jerpey IL
founded for the purpose gauitously educating The
Of deceased eoI4icrs aud sesmen Of the United
The Board OF Trustees consists 81 the following we'll.
known citizens d Pepp,y lysnia and New Jersey
D.ttlct Attorney, Phi,adsiphia, Pa.
HON LEWIS n. RR0oaALL,
En-Chicf Joptr Mat, spd Recorder o. Deeds,
Philadelphia, pennsyI vanis-
HON. JAMES NJ sCoyEI, New jersey.
NON W w. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GoRMAN, ESD,
Agent AdAms' Express, Philadelphia. Pa
J. r. ooE, Esq, Of Joy, Zoe Co., Philadelphia
TREASURY DrpARryrvr, WARRINGTON, D. G., April 1s
1857 Once OF Internal Revenue 80 Having received
satisfactory ~vdeso@ he proceeds Of the enterprise
conducted by the" Washington Lhrars company viii
u devote4 to Charitable nses permission " hereby grant
ed to said Company to conduct such ant'rpr.e exempt
from ali charge whether tp+c4i tax other duty
H. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
GEORGE A. COOKE A CO. whose well known integri-
~ and business perienoo VII he nceDt guarantee
that the money intrusied 10 them wiz De promptly sP
piled TO the purpose slated
PHn,prIrris, Pa, May 20, 1897.
45 tse Officer, and A,bers Of he Washington Library
o., N s. Rad Secrsary.
G.n.meu ON ctipt Of your favor OF the 18th inst
notifying oil our appointments NJ Receivers for your
Company, took the liberty TO submit copy Of
Charter with plan Of yonr enterprise the
legal authority Of the State ard avsrg received hs m
vorsbIe opinion IN regard TO It's legality and ,ympnth
zng With the benevolent object OF your Association viz
education and maintenance Of Che orphan children
ofour soldiers snd sailors the Riverside Institute
have concaded to secept the rs- and our beat
efforts 10 promote worthy rn object
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
8s az 4. COOKE \ CO.
Address aft letters and ordnrs 70
GEO. A. COOKE a CO. BANKERS.
- - sruth Third street.. Philadelphia, Pa,
Receiver or the " sslinston LibsaIy Co
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THE HEALING pAnI

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Oh Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses which
create i'm pit dinents to MARRIAGE With sure mean, Of
Hshef e+ntfn sealed letter envelope free ofcbarge
Address, Dr.J sKiLLtN H0UGHTos, Howard A.,o-
cation Philadelphia, Pa. l,.,ts7
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How TO obtain shares and En-
cravings.

Bend orders by mail, enclosing from 81 Ia so,
either by poat once orders In registered letter
our risk Larger amounts shonld lie seut by DRAFT
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100000
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

ANY person sending us ONE DOLLAR ~ paying the
local Agent will rtosye Immediately nus
Steel Plate Engraving st rhp,r from the following Abt
and One Certificate Of stock nsurng One Present
published tchedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAv1M5s.
No, my Child My Chld" No 2--"rhsyrs
sar.dl They're ssvedt" No 3--"old Seventy or
the ary Lays 0 thu reyDutUn -
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS viii receive either
OF the follow fne ste-i Plates at choice, and Tao
Certificate, Of stock, thus becoming entitled TO I've
Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ESGKAvfSGs
No, l-"wsshing tons court4htpp No. 2-"Washins-
tons Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ESGRAvINGs.
Any person paying riiRbE DOLLARS viii rseetv. the
beautiful Steel Pihts OF
HOME FROM TUE WAR"
and Three Certificates OF etnck, becoming entitled TO
Three Pr
POUR DOLLAR HsGRAvIsss
Any person rartng POUR DoLLARs shall rsecive the
large and beautiful Steel Plate q
THE PgRILs or oUs FOBEFATlIERs"
and POur Certificates OF Stock emitting them to Pour
Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR EhGRAvIaGs
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall rsesi,s
the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
"THE MARRIAGE OF PoCAH0NTAsr
And h-e Certificates Of stock, emitting them to piu
Presents.
The Engrsviuss apd Certificates will lie delivered /.
each subs riber Local Agencies, sent by ns.
post psii, or express, AZ may be ordered
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IF the Democracy would succeed in the
permanent exclusion of four millions of our
people from ell political rights, they must re-
vive slavery, re>es,ablish the slave trade, roll
back the wheels of modern civilization, up
heave tho foundations Of our free institutions
which were laid by our fathers ON the broad
principle Of - the right of the governed to .
voice in the Government.-Gat City.
This has reference to the exclusion Of the
negroes Of the South from the franchise priv.
leges, of course. But our GATE friend can
exclude as many OF the whites Of the coun-
try as the success of its party may demand,
without trolling back the wheels of modern
civilization, or "upheaving the foundations
of our free institutions" Radicals have pei
cular ideas about liberty. If the negro only
gets it, they care little how many of their own
race are ground to the earth by the iron heel
of despotsm. Democrats have been despots
because they were not willing to recognize
the equality OF the races; but Radicals
are Christians because they desire to give
rights to tie negroes that they withhold from
the whites. Beautiful consistency Bur
liagtos Argus.
CriminAls.confned in the Penitentiary for
manslaughter, horse stealing, or counterfeit,
ing, are deprived Of the right Of voting, hav
ing forfeited it for the time being BY their
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beckyaed steps. Popels< sieAta riden and
deepen By u itation, and under Rspobliacn
form Of Government. no considerable class
6fpSons - = lie6nAchiSs1 ptsr thsJ have
su6e sssrsilel ~ d1As e go" Ill
He concludes With sound advice 70 ~.
Union Republican party everywhere.
: ~ 70 id for ! bold and manly fight FOR or
principles. II they are right We shall win, il
the1 - wrong wss shah IS dsfeaeed. Letus,
if We do noe sucoesd, q lsast deserve success,
and il We are 70 be ovsreoma, j at ~ % down
with our drums beating and our banners hy.,
ine, and we shall rise agAin.' But We shalls
NOT fail. There il no such word il The lex
icon Of our party. Can it DO that political
power q this time is to pass into ths hands Of
th6es Avha sympsthise with secession-the
champions OF Human Slavery-the enemies
Of progress-the Afiies Of aristocrscy and the
advoeatsa Of natonal .dishoaorl have TOO
much cUu1deDee ID the inteIliesace and pa
trio,ism 81 the psoplasto h4lisve it, What
ever ths f0s4ss NAY bring forth. No can as
ways be justly proud Of our party record. We
have fought and vanquished Secession. We
have redeemed tho Republicfr from the shame
and curse Of Slavery. We have saved the
existence. the power and glory of the nation
All the great victories of the war are our vic.
tories. All it, glorious achievements Of Free.
DON, Humanity and Justice are our schieve.
ments While the busy fingers Of history are
weaving chaplsss Of fame for Grant, Sherman
and Sheridan, they IRE only browning the
cheftains and heroes of our susconquered
+ party. Consistest With our record 10 war
shall b our pnrposes III pease. Our policy
Is 10 ensure domestic tranqailhy. to dispel
! ignorance and diffuse knowledge; to main,
tain freedom, and to do justice to al men to
enlighten and elevate humanity. and to make
the Government OF this great Republic A. fsr
as human passions and frailities will allow,
one in which Mercy and truth are met to.
gether, and righteousness and resce have
/ kissed each other"
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Persons guilty Of the far higher crime of
rebellion aud treason, may, therefore, with
greater show Of justice, be excluded from the
polls, till tie evil effects Of their CRIME shall
be somewhat assuaged BY time, and till the
danger of their bad influence and example
on the country has passed awav
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FOR SALE.
For sale.

nNE OF the most desirable Residences in the City,
" twostory brick Dwelling with nine and good
hoess Lot 0s lao eet ~ variety of the
chsics ait and shrabhery che city situate on
corner of 10th and Blondesu streets, eokuk Iosa
Enquire Of VIM. FULTON
maS7 haAl Estate Aren't, No. So Main It.
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4 rOk sALR--Lots5 and T. bi,ck gi7l, corner VI ax.
change and rss1tth@ atr.sts, containing twosstory
brick dwelling; viffrsht Tor $4o0 per year Will be
sold on reasonable terms. Enquire OF Z. LoMA4
ksq., .4.s-+--H Nm tULToN,
apr16 Real Estate Agent No. 81 Main street
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OF SNtCs
IN one of the most desirable localities in
city, . story brick dwelling house, with four
rooms aud crllar Lot e0xl 70 feet well fenced
tanning number OF fruit and good veil q Wa
ter Enquire Of WM.F GLrhN,
ap4d Real Estste Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-26
THE BALTIMORE NOMINATIONS

Among the pomiratiors made on the night
be ore last by the democratic CONSERVATIVE,
City Convention of Baltimore, were those of
Robert Gilmore and White Pickney to be As
sCCiate ,uprtme Corrt Judges. Gilmore is a
brother of the Il doubtable Harry. and is tar; |
with The sane Confederate" stick Pre-.
rey. we hear, lett New York at the beginning
Of the rebellion, vert south served through
Quite W.T. on Re staff o. rebel general. and
subsequently, look up his residence in Baiti-
more, where be originally belonged When
the name of CO'orel Purreu Conservative
Snd ex- Union army off cer) was put in nomj-
naticn for one OF the city Offices it was received
W it'll misses and shouts of decision. But Ell b..
teen cut Of the hundred delegates voted foe
him The same number only, voted for each
and every CONSERVATIVES who had favored
the Union cause during the war. These facts
are noteworthy as showing how completely
the spirit and sentiments of the rebellion coatroI
the affairs OF the "Demoorati tic Copserya i've,
party OF Mary land. DO they not bear us ont
in the declaration that the issues Of the bopr
are those and those only, over which the
friends and enemies of the Union COMMANDED
with arms from 1861 to 1866!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-26
THE ORR AND sICKLEs CORRESPONDENCE.

THE ORR AND SICKLES CORRESPONDENCE.
The recent correspondence between Gov
Orr and Ger. S,ckIes is being repubiished by
ing d tTium plant virdiCation from the asper
stems upon Gen. Sickles' administration of the
affairs of the second military district involved
IN his removal The sct for which be WAS rs.
moved is pronounced by Gov. Orr to have been
oreby VII oh Gen. ick es earned the heartfelt
graz Jude OF the en- ire people OF North and
South Carolina. We have constantly con-
tended that the johnson policy as elimiuated
since be quarrelled with Congress. has but in .
creased he trials and trout Ies Of the people of
the South, and recognize in Gov. Orr's manly
sition. Desp'e the platitudes of Mr.. Binck
lev and the Presidents protestations of deyo
uon to the Contribution, the world will per.
ceive that the policy of Congress honesty and
tearlessly carried out, as by Gen. SIckIes, is
the policy OF sound humanity towards the
South. The policy that will quickest aud
most surely re-establish every Southern bust.
ness interest Its feet, aud, soonest all
Southern individual rights and interests in the
condition in which those of the people of the
loyal States now ere. None can read Gen
Sickles' reply to Gov. Orf without duly COM
pretending that North and South Carolina
were rapidly recUperating from the natural
results OF their liz te war on The life of thu
Union, by and through bis wise, humane
and energetic administration of the reconstruct
ton policy of the RATION prescribed through
the nations Congress.