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New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
THE STATE or TRADE
srrnLuonArH TO rHa TRIBUNE.

sv.ssAa Peh 20 Cotton m.rke. Mdins 1ie 'as TO-
a'{ Fsh gS HCoSnPar demand closed quiet, M.ilins
an;e ss. $40 bales lev below quotation but factors not IA
CTa%lEsTos s. c. Feb declined !c sales 200 bales
ST%6air.v. Feb 2o-Cotton sales Of 200 bales Tie market Is
weak Low Mdllng 5oc Mddl9s 1G Rrrg 'tS, ~ oasi & sN
EUpsisHs sii 50 Corn $ is oats ~ o iy s3' s9@t9
Tessreo Msiam s7a 80 Gold closed at 1861 sterling 5ali6l
Sigh, Exchange l discount Fshs New York by am
&c TvEsTog FeS so.So sales to-day Market dull 10"
MSsps Esi dq ,a qnie, " soasse Corn sco :,
fue 5000 Bran ioc Batter, 1aJic Eg;' Sa'oc Po'
s' ST IoT, Feb SoTs6acp the demand continues ht strictly
local Hemp almost entirely without movement Unde nominal AZ
ssa mi 0 81 yonf 5a''T Ga, and e easier
es Of & Prime y. ' & fTs a ,S i Yellow :. Mixed White
at gId62 Prime and Choice White at SdBlc oas heavy 9
sc rye unchanged Provisions dull and wesA WHISKY du sales
Barriaors Feb sOFou, dull and sale. whs,t-SoOd Mar
Red sold At 80 Corn-Recp ir weather un % 1sr
small sales Pennana $ 30 Clover Seed seskes johbng lots At
SO 500 80 Coffee % S02 @ ID o * ia; LaPT'f ~ @ Mue WS
Land sugar quiet lOc Fair Good Reus Whisky dull aud
0%sco Feb 2o-roa dull and without change prices s.e' o'
%bs So nd a SIS rs Sr Double RIrs Rs Flour uHahanesd
~ BackHhe9 Flour G n good demand & 19i ss r.a s Corr
Snchngedi sales Of No S 2 sale, Of Choice Western At
Meal. Me- T'S .sss S. s IS S% % S'j oS rs. aud 81 S 9
M .ack shorts in fair demand s2O Shpnds at tSG52' s9d
adinss at BS5SsS Railroad feghs-Flour to Boston 81
CScsSf Fdb scotton H unchanged ars. falling o o. Re
eeps at holders hrmeT quoted to-day at Ag
and but little has been don NhA
anet At ~ Is Provisions dull and without ehanss Mess Peth So
t9o25 Lard Bulk Meats l49tGlo,e but no qeAnq o
9idllallc for Shoulders or
And Clear Srs Butter du 28dJGc for Prime to Choee Ns4
g1g35e 6Ic Clover Seed steady At fBVI -
FaT,.ed S23 Groceries firm with fair deuandi Sugar &
CoFes 20afc B0d85c. for NewOrcans Cold lso oy
ny sp 95 oJ selling Rchause steady par buns aud ioPs
mium selling. .,.,t. Nil
ann TnIsn ne do 3lic Flour s dull Western
s1 81 s,s,s AZ Eat; little speculative Inquiry Sthe
ri CsH1yn Cora-hnproscd deaand sales lOo
bush. Yellow at 81 Oats dhl al S'1 "h'A!- ""N"'
eontrahand sales at VI ~ snrrg a
AT Common Choice 100 bhls from No Spnhg ~
Xii so Wheat aud unchanged Corn better with iar
."1 II ear loads No. Toledo at 7di9c Oats dull out M
vs neglected Barley steady sales o. tcO bush Canals "a s,
| store whisky neglected New hess tSaaA Su'' =" -
Frb 2lIho good demand FOR lower er'ues ., roI
brand, Of Spring l.A h4ea.p
arm aud hshsrt sale, at 81 20 M Nc shd ~ % & ~ @ m
Eo Corn and 2c higher; sales Of No Al
Dat, are dull 39l No IN store hghwhes SO
The Hog eg0da VI a. na' 'efi au''' ~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
4 FEW EXPRESS" PROBLEMS
OvPICk MHRCHASrs USioy EEPRIs. Co.
CORsER BROADWAY AID FKtNKLiN-sr.

oos SsSs MsTSHSs6 TsS, .IS E'TSs TSssks G2
HEg.YoRK February 20 1879
communication appeared in YOur paper OF the 18th
purpong from SokbOhsr Of tho Merchants, Cno
Ihsr several good r,sons for bens article dated did
enanate from stcckhoder ofthis Company
, sd Ms3 in oS so1 oRS P5S os. Ssi @ %
Information a 90 The .aIs Of the Company a. ' sns . Qes ~ @
o resort % tie Press for the purpose .lr
Tri that herhants Union EtDrsss COMPANY b"
recently called for ayme per cert on the stock ,ss CS ON
paa and ie mn's have expressed the soHsen. se ,' m h
po beyond question simultaneous With the issue % th e
several sc. Po!poras come @ 81 os Gs s 81 Hs
h, Company TIE Of which they profess BE- Interested
Eor The onth and si,2u7esi a.Sa have of ese'Rg ,n
company bot o'kheder a oa, o The od mG1oPohs at he
holy Why should they be- well known that 9 per cen; them are
heay shippers Of eIPe. goods single sloekohe o. TINS COMPANY
lion over AiOO 90 u express charges
Rate. are nov per cent s ~ A-a
Ss05 per year reordng o hsr has s
10 year ~ 500 Express chsTss 80 nat be h
Chant, comprehend this subject and 10 call ever W mAe % TIE Gsa
pan b., ,ss s s @ ). ts tss oP car b. bought in ws
less than n, amount paid loSz, esly T ne cs"P.1 H.a
generally NoN this dea suggests several little problems IN the rule '
I II, depreciation per share the stock o. company
Indicates rsransgemeu on the part Of he Drse VIVA, u
citation the stock O od company III he same Pc
rod ladcateI .,,... g., d.
d S , b, , 3 ,so5.2 q one .ys - per- s ron rs ~. he
market value when the latter shall have deprecated %o IN
valuri
Third competition reduce. The market ane o. sok
SsI. S 10 IL, o. 10 S1 oa ss ss a,, aas .S . os
Now Editors please compliments 10 yonr snfons o'
,s.noer and ,nrc hn politely received at Office sd
.ny Information pmdut BE- made public viii be gwen 70 H
h wishes form the business Of the Company ne can
y, oa depot In this or Western cities and bis visit '
10 convince him Company doing business than ay ether
localities than other tNo companies VIII pay
him sor the trouble iLd expense Of hi. visit
Shareholder pubhshri Sa'n'usy,
you will course this reply the terms IT. ho"eyer .
published Advertisement With orders 70
I s b one IN this city Nl pub
sh th, sending bill The ONCE OF the Company
rorne- N IIro,ds,v And Fanklnst e.. MILLER,
General Manager IN NsN York
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
schencss Mandrake Pin.

A CERTAIN CURB FOR DISEASED LIVER AND TIKI hAsr
DANGBRorS MiLADIEs WHICH ARB CAUSED 81
A MORBID CONDITION. OF THAT ORGAS.
To Eys public clear understanding Of tho mode IN shcA
SHBNCKS MAEDRAKR PILLS produce those wonderful ef-es
which s .esed BY thousands ofeaoe witnesses We present bef
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
and II, functions which e operation of this popular ID
iene perceptbe 70 every mans undertaking
The liver supplied blood vessels and sbsoban,s O's
10 se ssd prepare The bile heSS e'e's
the blood separates fu from al impurities How ni-pebs
necessary TO health proper performance Of this function II the
liver is purify the blood and il that sen. bach
through lung, and oth iu morbid condition. "as
cause jauudee bousHs Of ths kidneys gravel 'oa
many complaints less painful aud dangerous bat
of them quit. enough sick and uncomfortable add ust' 80
the perogmNc. the duties Of life This unhealthy state o. tss
system very oaea j pulmonary consumption
The circulation Of the blood conducted this The -.r
ses the through the arteries hrOast tho
flesh taking al mpue, is progress hen the stream Of besi
backward through veins and passes to The liver be Punte
Is mpobe consumption, scro scarcely other tai
liberation while important organ the liver is diseased to
that regular phy' rarely cure consumption rArr
usually begin their with the Of cough ueeiSe bs
basis of which mors opln in shape, which ocks up 0s
liver instead Of relaxing seus giving to the Ash sOd
producing healthy Gov Of bile Dr. SeasBcHs H..
PULMONIC SYRUP SEAVBBD TONIC AND MANDRAKb PILLS,
win strengthen e system 2ub the blood aad rPen and heal 1o' %
she lungs
volume would be required brief .ccourt Of the ren'ksb
c performed by Dr. srhencks medicines Pulnouc Srp.
Seaweed Tonic AID Mandrake pills al o shlea are Ace'IPa~i "
full directions ior the use Of them
Patient, can consult NE professionally Rooms No u BOndA.
Nav. York BVBRY TUESDAY from g. m 10 p All .fvt~ "ss
Of charge but thorough emHson With nv Rerone'er "a
prs of tbs PubMoNC SYRUP and SRAWEsD TONIC each
o hte or 81 90 The halfSorsp MANDRAKE PILLS % eer p"
No. sold by Drg st, and Dealer, everywhere fa ssPPf -s
.lv.ys b, obtained At my Rooms No R BOadst' New
DgMAs BARNES Co, No. q PsrkroN, neF'fFh
General WhorSse Agfst.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
FIRES.
AT ROSDOUT, y. Y.

m, -tfraH.rH 10 TRIBUNE . -,
PnypOI,r Feb 20.-AbOut o'clock this morning
g., ,s cred iu a row of frame buildings situated
r,sileuce OF Thomas Cornell in this village. Be-
49, 10 flames could be- subt,cd five buildings were
drstroycd The loss will reach $1,000; insurance
, scrtnined It Is thought the fire the work OF
nv tnrculiary whose object might have been to give u
~ tcam fire engine which just arrived here yesterday
a practical trial. -. ,,,.,.o,.
RosroS. Feb. Ca fire broke ont this afternoon
in stable owned and formerly occupied py to BpOad
Str with four horses and tho westerly end OF tho
jdin,, in which IL located, occupied by the shaw
p'itrS s Sine Company was nearly destroyed and the
nac cbinery and stock badly damaged. The Company; II
" or TWO since, shipped one OF their engines Tor tho
Paris Exposition ,.... -
AT NEw-iLBANY IND.
hrn,NY Ird Feb. 20.-Ihe glass-woTks in
,so OOo insurance unknoNh
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ofoyYhatteos wAM

Porn psmisd a. SO t5@sb rs ~ primo Hs ., aI7,sh
City and bs Ca Nor Lgt PACKED Piskied Hans l9i
Rough Se 1 sh VI ee M4ds ae Loose dry alto shou5ers ia
os I05dCg. from dsassred hog. Dressed HoSs ~ o. 4
$1D0 81 delivered ye ies. siIs s ens Il Az nd 81 %
Wheat 1000 bushels Corn 300 hasAsls Ostsi Hosx Sh
nents-s6lO bbls. Flour 1900 .Neshes Wheat.
mLwAUxEE FEB 2-PioGr hnner Whe.t 81 s7es1 ga fr
No Corn L. frn for ken shsld Data 4e iof No
200 last Gem bash Oats shptns ltObsS Yoar ~
bush Wheat - -
IorgIS Feb 2o-Tobcco active s 5f2s bhsS a. r. fs
Igt k0fmon Lug 70 $k 80 f sveftN2 Speshns flolf
Red Meat, ~ g. Corn shcd bulk 7s tbe 6Jc
eSr hs PorE s2l Bacon shgulisy lo, packet Clear Sides
R4 Bacon Hans plain, l4c htvces, l9c Nes OneAH}
Sugar. prine lfic holasses e5r Wh.ky e28 Cotton es
AuGo'rs Ga, Pb Co,sgn srHsr ,sss VI 80 bss Addit
' Hf''H
wlLSNsroy Feb eoCotten saiv A, snle for nddiisss 81
Esfpeutine quiet at 6lc. ROsin frm f3a - Ter yl %
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
THE FENIANS.
CITY FENIANISsr.


On account of the severity of the weather there
comparatively little activity in Fenan circles yester
day. The grand Mass Meeting which was to have been
held last night at Unonsquare has been postponed sub
ect 10 the call OF Gen GecsOn. Still Notwithstanding
the deep and the binding WIND the stephens Head
quarters on Chatham square. surrounded by an1i
ous patriots desrous OF receiving Trustworthy news from
the Old Country where they believe their brethren 70 DO
engaged In deadly contest with their oppessors and he
different clubs which met in the evening well at
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
lfARRIED.

BARRETr-ROBE ERTSON-At The BAPTIST Clurch Befierf
chester Co. w. Wednesday Peb ~ b. RschsaE
Joseph Barrett 90 Bnma youngest tngtsr OF H.nJ Robsrsof
MISREPRESENTATION wedns,y. Fsb 20 th., pret RAG
ahnrch iing0s j. 6y the pso i've Rev Dr. EAaye sosi
P0,ttrsyiile n. J. - 'tl n ."I- III sT1l ~
kslrCHos wsdne5,y Peb d. b, the Rev D. Bre-s
Cnlrs dseen 70 sarah e. eldest dausur OF w Tstch ~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
Those Highest In its Praise FAN
To ExnresA NV Opinion.

Mr.. Or whhfoT, OF Bgn H.. Ia recent Letter says
have nlaons c your maehneni noe hg',
praiss Jin ePr,ss opuion o. s psIgtv S,s @ o..
been
used nv successfully amer few moments showing ana as
not orief since have sc g SAWS
G,rg NEyER rppnhu remaining hm m The garment won onL
would recommend Wilcox Gibbs In the highest terms rs
ettrsus Observation-Disclosures Of opepton-ahd Tor the
bsau elasticity strength and durability Of ts ork-tgertS,7
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
THE EXCISE LAW.

NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICANS. '
At regular and very full meeting Of the Xth
Assembly District Union Republican Association held on
Tuesday evening resolution unanimously adopted
opposing the efforts being made the quordeaers
for any modification Of the Excise law that shall in the
least degree impair its efficiency. This district gave
Gov Fenton tho largest vote Of any district he city
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
DiED.

1sILESToslsD ~ oS5 s s G,,.s O. 5sl'{ & @ n. ,s s.
tn: SsI T..,.. and friend. ., III. n, ar. ,,vi,.s :.
at the residence Of her parents No is6 Tssrss
YIELDS oa o9i The Isth n sh. long pripfl o.. D..
1i sars.i Ii r,s's "a - ,iS ~ ss 80, s l
Royal Arch Icdg. No .ad H. ~ S T:ss;y s :.
srS s ass '1 P 81 S 5I S' aSo 3 s ase s 0'
FINLEY Trerout Y Tuesday FEB 49, Mrs Mar. f,l.y
n. 5ss s,., sf csG5s' g E ss . - s, sf are invite. .
the Presbyterian Church. fremont Friday 81 O'Clock
Train leaves TwentysiItlsl st8 o'clock o. a .. ..aF
PrsHBRAt EwHay on Tusis FEB 49, Aihlss L0oA R0rbe.
The funeral s tay pse; from s residence FHhou.e. S'
GOODwLLIBB Barnet Csedouis 90 VI of coas-sos d hS
ang the Rev Thomas GOodNle D. D.. sgei 60 years l1s
GeSsSS9LDST&S r. S y! g. s q SSd 3 19 9' ss c1sSs .s
son Of the aez GrisrOh Of this cry '''
HAYwARD-Tn Philadelphia Tuesday 18th inst re3eaos
Of her son-naw. LeTifsylOr, Mrs LnsY D. Hayward
Her eu.1s win be inferred IN Laurel m THURSDAY Rb n -i
.uves and friends invited 10 attend. U.
HhMERsLEYon Monday evening 18th Cs,hans I'sys,a.
family respectfully iuviisd to s,,,t
t9s iSReIsi % !aafissy Isss.' . a. sfo M % '''-
MrLIERIu Brooklyn. Tuesday Feb - DsvaJ MIl.r sgsd .
unee O. B. Miller, No leo Desn-st - I-f--r -
SPAFARDIn Brooklyn Wednesday morning Feb
yos9S, SsuEsSo "a & G the & Key % Hn 'a hTanA BLAIR Sp't
The funeral will a1e gsee from S. Johns Ch.h Ws,hsse.
!S % a.. % S FSS ,s1S M n sss , %st m lh' '
WAGEBR0n weussiay Feb D. Harry niat Of Arnold sal
Cecilia G.. Wagner .r....l.r
The rsves and friends Of f,my invited attend me a
the residence Of bis parents No III West Sesenteendi
Friday, at o'clock p m, without farther notice. fr
wBBBAt GTeenport Long Island "Wednesday Peh ~ m4s
Webb widow Of ffhe late s's Webo sed 81 yer and ~ ds
wRGHTAt Hempstsad "a H. Wednesday. Feb 2O nny Wright
in the 34ih year Of her ..l.
The win take place Friday afternoon FEB r. at os
Of Wright No li3 Cumberl.nt
Brooklyn The relatives snd friends )f the family respectfully
vi!ed 70 attend without further notice
wYSKOOPAt Rhnebeck Wednesday 2Oh iast George wTs
hoop. aged 70 years
Funeral takes place Friday
SUMMONS tn. members Of HOWARD LopaE, No 3 : SD
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
Observation-Disclosures

A cARD-w JACKSON Ne 53f BROADwAY. has eops,ntl' >.
band a ,ssorme Of BOnbalnes and all other Mourning Dr,s
Goods Also Bonnets Shss Cosks Walls Grapes Hhnafers
Gloves Sc Blades waited with goods at their esdencs,
Suits order notice No ISL Broadway opposite aanJ Cea
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT
TF|'|I " IT
t r.Ls6tAPu TO rHH TRIBUNh

BosToN Feb. 20.-'rhe following ~ the weekly
abatement of the condition Of the Boston Banks -
CanitaI si oOo 900 Due I'm other 'kssl2 066. 800
Loans. SOy4'4J -
snecie g2g $40 Circulation Natl 276b, ,i2O
Irgsl tender notes IS 33s Circulation State 3OjO4
Due 10 other b'ss. l2,56i,25S
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21

SUMMONS The members 81 HOWARD LODGE, No IS SD
hereby attend comm6nstou of ths Ioags -
Rooms No 9 Broadway THURSDAY Re0 2 At IA oc'oss
Tor the psrpose Of attending The funeral of late Bsoinst
WILLIAM J. WALL CHAS 3. BELCHBR, hlisT.
J0aH "A GRAY Secretar
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09
OUR PLATFORM.

We, the representatives Of the Republican
voters fthe State of Iowa. in convention as.
sembled, announce the following as the plat
form of our principles:
Reso'rsi, That we again proclaim it as Il
cardinal principle CT our political faith, that
oil men are equal before the law, and we are
in favor Of such an amendment to the Consti-
tuition ot the state of Iowa as will secure the
right Of ballot, the protection Of the law and
equal justice to all men, irrespective Of color,
race Or religion.
Kesolr.i, That we approve of the military
Reconstruction acts passed by the Both and 10th
Congress, but rs their liberal construction by
uliriendly officials depriyes those acts Of their
energy auI vitality, we demand that Congress
assemble in July, to carry out, by additional
enactment. the true and origional intent in
said acts, The reconstruction of the rebel States
u!on a irue and loyal basis.
Res"ired, That the prompt trial and pun
ishment according to law of the head OF the
late rebellion for his infamous crimes is i'm
paratisely demanded for the vindication of
the Constitution and the law, aud for the prop
err punishment Of the highest of crimes. 1t is
d-"ianied by justice. honor and proper regard
10 The Obligations of American citizenship,
anu by n 'iuc regard ior the welfare and fu>
ture safety Of the republic, and it is due not
only to the dignity of the nation, but in JUS
tice to the loyal people who have been so he
ro.c III then !c' otiou 10 the cause OF .he Cons
stitution, the Union and Liberty, and to the
ou.llers u t.ic mon VIC survive, and the
many Of the heroic dead.
Resolocd, That we are in favor ofthe strict
est econolny IN the expenditure Of public mon
ey, and we demand ut the hands Of all our
officials ho,h state and National, a faithful
and rigidly honest administra ton of public
affairs.
ResotOea, That tic Republican members of
Congress of the United States are entitled to
the thanks of the Nation for their frmness in
Resisting The conspiracy TO turn over the cons
tToi OF the Government to the hands of traitors
and their allies, and in defeating the purpose
OF Q corrupt executive, anu linus sustaining
the honor and integrity of the Nation and pro-
tecting the interests of liberty in a great and
dan .erous crisis If our history.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09
Temperance Reform.

OF all the reform movements of the present
day, none are more entitled to the support Of
the moral public, and to the favor of the true
politician than the temperance reform. 1t has
enlisted in its ranks some of the worthiest
men both among the statesman and ministry
OF this and all the 9th err States. Iowa is by
no means a laggard in this noble work. She
boasts such workers as W. S. Peterson, j. @
Detwiler, Henry OConner and Rev. G. G. Trus.
dell, with hosts of others. The |. O. of G. Us
IN the State numbers now some four hundred
organized, working Lodges, and a Temperance
League, led by the ablest men of the State
Nor are the grounds held by these, any OF
your milk.and-water grounds either; they &c
the whole length and advocate the stronges,
prohibitory measures, supported by both men
and money. Some idea of the opinions they
promulgate may be gathered from one or two
Of the resolutions passed at the Temperance
Convention held at Clinton on the 10th ult.
2. That we deem it the duty of all Temper
ahce citizens to support the present Prohibit
DRY Liquor Law, and exert their influence
against all attempts to establish q license law
and, TO do this, We hold that it is the true pol
icy of the State to elect none but staunch
Temperance men to all Offices of profit and
trust,
.. That we, as members of the l. o. G. T..
consider the use of 'slowa' "Hostctter's' and
plantation Bitters," and all nostrun.s OF a
kindred character, as are calculated to lead to
habits of intoxication; and that We discoun-
%'enancc their use under al circumstances.
Heaven speed the day when men will no
more dare to aell anything that will intoxicate
thar they would now dare 10 fire barns aud
houees Or steal horses.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09

ARIGlNAL NOTICE. = John II Carlisle.
~ Plaintiff, against James X Wllipple, De-
fendan In the District Cour. of Tama coun-
~, Iowa, September term A. D. 1867. TO said
defendant: You are hereby notified that on
or before the lst day Of September, \. d.
ls61 there will be on file in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama county,
Iowa, the petition Of the Plaintiff aforesaid,
claiming Of you the sum Of Eight Hundred
Dollars, as money justly due from you, and
interest thereon on q Bond and Mortga &c, as
more fully b, said petition will appear. You
are also notified that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the second day of
the next September term of the said Distaict
Court OF lama comfy, commencing on the
10th OF September A. b. 1867, being the third
Monday OF September 1867, a default will be
entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon. STODDARD & PATTERSON.
oow4s3 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09

II am aware that | have had the misfortun,
to differ from many patriotic and just men
during TIL. stormy times that preceded and
accompanied our late bloody strife. Ii don,
necessaril. follow that was ever in The wrong
much less that | was wilfully wicked.
. - y -
From my inmost soul | have ever most de-
voutely desired the welfare and Unlon of these
States and the preservation of their free in
situations. believe that the war, with all its
disastrous consequences, might have been
readily avoided. without any sacrifices of
principle or interest. ! saw Observation-Disclosures
busily engaged, both at the South and at the
| North, in fomeuting Discussions. and | did
| what iiitle | coild to co,ntcract their efforts.
| believe that the continued exercise of that
spirit of Kindness and c. Meditation out Of
which the Union grew, would have preserved
it unbrokcn: but | feared that a resort to civil
war would, as it has done in Other countries,
end in Tie subyersion Of liberty and the csiab-
lishment OF a military and ~deslotic rule.
am not yet satisfied that, in any Of these par
%ticulars, have been much in error"
What y cohesion! 1t will be remembered
that this Mason was a ranting, roaring, rcd
hot Copperhead Of the vilest stripe duriug the
war SO much so that Democratic journals
of no inore loyalty than the Constitution, bus
buque Herald, Burlington -4rgus, and others of
similar rebel proclivitics, denounced him as
unfit to be a champion in their ring, and yet
he says Il was never w~ilfully wickcdw This
extract brands him as a poor pusillanimous
coward, cleared that a resort to civil war
would end in the subversion of liberty Yes
that explains it all. was afraid the North
would be whipped; aud this rcurile coward
ice made him a traitor and q ~reviler of all
who upheld the government. This explains
enough on this point; and farther on he con-
fesses that he is the same cowaraly Copper
head as in 81, when he says 81 am not yet
satisfied that in any Of these particulars l
have been much in error" What will Clag-
get and other "Democrats" who branded him
as a disunionist in 81 do now that they have
accepted him as the nominee of their party,
while he boldly atirms that he has not chang.
cd his opinions?
Taken as a whole, we think it a lucky thing
for the Republican party that the Democrats
selected this man Mason for their candidate,
and that lie concluded to write and publish
this address, for we know of no better way
to create a feeling of disgust in the public
mind for a party and teachings upon the issue
of the present day, than to have been thus ex-
planned by such a man, and we sincerely hope
this address will be read by every voter in
Iowa, as we cofdently believe that every in.
telligent man who reads this document will
be convinced Of the f~allacy Of the doctrines it
teaches and the rottenness Of the party in
whose behalf it is promulgated.