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From the Utica Observer
"JudReS Enderwood.

A little more than twenty years ago,
this Underwood was lawyer at Herki-
mer without clients, and citizen with
ont public prospect. Narrow-ninded and
fanatical, and full of the ambition natu-
raj to a weak and vain man, he sought
distinction by making himself conspic-
uous in the ranks of the Liberty Party
Among its four or five hundred voters
in that county, he was u small whale
'ainong the minnows.' He obtained
the nomination of that party for Con-
gress in the Herkimer and Montgomery
district. Though nominated by the
Liberty Party, ii is platform" was a
proposition to the people of the district
that he would serve, if they would
elect him, for s. per day instead of s.,
then paid. The dividend which the
people of that district would receive
from this gratuity Of So per day
made to the United States Treas
ury, was the strongest argument
that could be thought of to
induce the electors to send him to Con-
gress. The proposition was not accept
ed.
A more conclusive evidence of the e.
timation in which he was held while in
Herkimcr county, is found in the fact
that the irreverent boys Of the village
on one occasion, with due pomp, in
stalled jackass in his office. Whether
the true intent and meaningof this pro-
ceeding was that such an animal was
the only species that would become q
client to such q counsel, or that his
donheyehiP was a proper lonnm tenens in
Under woods absence, was an unsettled
question twenty years ago.
Obtaining by marriage some landed
interests in Virginia, he betook himself
to that State. He availed himself of
his opportunities, afforded by the ex-
citement incident to the Fremont CAM
palgn, to make himself hated by his
neighbors, and got what he probably
desired. an expulsion from the State.
This selfinvoked martyrdom put him
on the list with Jack Hamilton, and
others Of that category for Federal pro-
motion, and presently he was made q
Federal District Judge.
Underwood has had, along with other
patriots of his stamp, a good time in
spelling the Egyptians" since the war.
He lives in cOntiscated house, and, by
the cooperation of outside parties, he
has made his position highly lucrative.
1t is matter of course that he should
aefame the people whose property he
has despoiled.
! nderwood's ineompetency as Judge,
the low ribaldry in which he INDUCES
IN his charges from the bench, the vile
scurriiity which he heaps upon the peo-
pie OF his adopted State, his greed for
while they have filled the
country with disgust, hardly excite sur
prise among those who know his char
scter as lawyer, in respect to either
ability or his regard for honor or integ-
ritY.
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From San r Francisco.

San FRANCISCO, May ls.-Genera
Hslleck's staff and Qnarternaster Gem
eral Allen have returned from Arizonia.
Indian Expectations still continue. The
latest intelligence states that q general
Indian war il inevitable. The savages
are assembling in large numbers on the
mountains, through the valleys and
travel reads driving off stock and cap
turing trains. The Indians have been
notified by the citizens and will be shot
on sight when found wandering among
white men.
Gov. Blaisdell has appointed J. Nicely
johnson, Ex-Governor of California to
I'LL the vacancy in tho Supreme Court of
Nevada, occa>i"ned by the death of
Judge Brosnan.
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aa8g Ielesraph.
re fHR RRGIsrRR'-
BY THE CABLE.
rpv Telegraph to the Iegister.i
re FHR RRGIsTRk-

DUBLIN. May ls-Noon.-The trial Of
the Fenian prisoners, Flood, Duffey and
Cooley, was finished last evening. As
in the cases of Burke and Doran, they
were found guilty. Sentence will prob
ably he pronounced to-day.
LoNpoN-Noon. The Turks claim
great victories over the Cretans IN iate
battles. e..
PARIs-The French Legislature Is OPP
posed to the army hill proposed oy the
Emperor.
IoSpoN-2 p. NJ. Money market is
armer; Consols 92s; Erie is9; Illinois
Central 7s4; 5-2Os 52s.
LIyERPooL-2 p. M.-Proyision mar
ket firmer. Pork advanced, and quoted
ut Ca On Cd per barrel fer prime eastern
mess Cotton steady.
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Whiskers and MuStachss

EORCED TO GROW rPUN rnI SYnrl|
Il est face In from Three o. five sr,l,b
Dr. SEvlGNE'S RESTATEATEr carr,
LAIRE, the most wonderful diSpyrp % 40
science, acting upon the Brad ,nd H. d
almost miraculous manner Ii las lsst ~
the elite Of Paris aud London aitt ID, ..
fiatteiing success. Name, sfalrpark.Sn :,
be- registered, and IL entire Safi,Gr IA =
given In every instance. tie MONEY VII ',I-
fully refunded. Price b, mall Sasd ~ -
paid, a.. Descriptive circulars AID i'.,.s4a
mailed free. Aadr"r, BERGER hrTn d
CO, Chemists, No - River Nrri L.
Y. Sole agents for she United S,.ls
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wOoL-ouietJ and favors buyers;
.ales 2aO, 900 lbs ct 42a67t for domestic
aeece. 33a5O for pulled, 26a32 for Texas,
and 2Sa34 for California.
PORK-Firmer but quiet; sales 200
bbls ut 23.20a23 81 for new mess, clos
ing at % 25 cash, % 90 for old mess,
10 12a19 25 fer prime, and 81 s7a22 Oo
for prime; also, 800 bbls new mess at
% 25, sellers option.
BEEF HAMS-Firm; sales 1850 bbis
at 40 00a43 so.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales 3OO Pkgs
at ssa104 for shoulders, and l2taixs ior
hams. - Fa5F
BACON-Quiet; sales 400 boxes at ~
for short ribbed, 12f for short clear ana
iARD-Steady; sales goo bbls at l2s
'' RfiJ-TTER-Dull at 1O4 for Ohio.
enthusiastically at l0al7a.
LATEST MARKETS. p. ".
FLOCR-Closed dull. at 10a20c lower;
holders of common grades disposed of
readily.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy for inferi-
or and steady for good; No. 2 spri's
2 67a2 IS; No. spring 2 s5a2 80.
RYE-Steady at 172a1 "a for west
ern.
BARLEY-Quiet and nominal.
OATS-Firm at s7aSs for western.
CORN-Dull and heavy; 29a1 80 for
old shipping mixed western in store,
and 20al Is for new mixed western.
PORK-More active and firmer; new
mess % 374a23 40 regular, closing
with go 40 bid regular, and 20 As asked;
% So cash bid and % ST. asked.
BEEF-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-Quist, prices slightly
in buyers favor.
BACON-Fair request and steady at
1O4 for Cumberland cut.
LARD-Steady at 13ial3s for fair to
prime steam, and 13sa13t for kettle rem
dered.
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BaI,imere Cattle Market.

BaItiuore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE. May 16, 1861.
BEEF CaTTiE.-The offerings ut the
scales during the past week amounted
to CSC head, against 9Ol last week. Of
the number offered, l7S head came from
Ohio, and 22O from Chicago, over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad; IS from
Pennsylvania and 6s from Pittsburg,
over the Northern Central railroad; and
l05 from Maryland on foot. The con-
tinued scarcity of cattle has caused a
further advance this week. Prices to-.
day ranged as follows: Old cows and
scalawags ut S6; fair COWS and thin
steers $Sas IS; fair steers 80 25a9 50;
good So 75al0, and extra cattle SO 70
DER 100 lbs--but few at the latter fg.
ures. These prices show an advance OF
about IS cents per 100 lbs.
SHKEP.-Supply better this week, and
prices show a considerable decline.
Sales of clipped sheep at 6ts7fc, with a
few extra at 73c per Id gross. Lambs
brought S4a5 per head.
HOGs.-Supply fully equal to the de-
mand; sales at $l0al0 IS per 100 lbs net
no change s.
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State Of West virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, Apri' Ru,es
1867.
Henry Otto and Rachel
Otto. his wife,
samI " Bell, WIN. p. Injunction in ch'''ety
Hubbard and Jacob
Liencke.
''HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To En-
i Join the said defendants froDEelling or ex
posing to sale, lots IS and 80 In The village Of
Ir1adeiphia, Ohio County. until the further or
ger OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, in.
junction having been granted, and the plsintiii
having given bond in the penalty Of two hun.
arcd dollars wfthsecurity, conditioned according
And appearing from an affidavit flsd in this
csuse, that Jsco6 Liencke and Ssmuel II. Bell
are MOI rosidents of this State, on motion Of
compl.inants, by their ATTORNEYS. IL l. ordered
mat ne said dsfendants % sppear here on.
INC due posting ot this order and attend 70 their
interest IN this cause.
a copy. Teete; MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
CHANDlxR DAVENPORT, Clerk.
sprSeawt Att'ys for Compartments.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Registers In BankrsptGy - General
Sickles-Chief Justice Chase.

Bickles-Chief Justice Chnse.
WASHINGTON. May l9.-Chief Justice
Chase has thus far nominated about one
third of the entire number of Registers
in Bankruptcy, or those for the Eastern
and Northern States; also for Georgia
and Louisiana. He has addressed let
tiers to the various District Judges, in
forming that if any nominees are known
not to possess the necessary qualifica-
ton for performing the duties of the
office, they are at liberty to withhold
the appointment, the furnishing OF
names or denomination by him not be-
ing conclusive, and not binding on the
Judges, for the reason that the names of
nominees have not been furnished to
the press.
General Sickles has been breretted u
Major General in the regular army for
gallant and meritorious services at the
battle of Gettysburg on the I'd of Feb
ruary, 1858.
Chief Justice Chase will go to Rich
Rsss is Hail aJ GsseB oGre haH s1 His
presence. 1t is certain that he intends
holding Court in North Carolina, one of
the States included in his circuit, early
in June.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, May Is.
$50 L. M.-American Gold 136ta137s.
Ohio certificates 244a245; Cumberland
e sftsd oiss33G ai5 MaTWP ssse fsa7f do
graph, 42sa43t; Pacific Mail, l2Sal2s!;
Atlantic Mail, 1884: New York Central,
"a ia978: Erie, 62sa62s; Hudson, lG1sa
1917; Reading, lO3!alO3S; Michigan
Southern, 61ta67s: Illinois Central,
Pittsburg, 724; Rock Island,
sSs; North Western, 3ga3iA; TO pre-
cnrrr1 nQialqh
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
New Ysrk Markes.
NEW YORK, May Is.

Avn" A"nAt 1aoy ics
COTTON Shade oaaisr; ssles of 900
bales at % for middling uplands.
FLOCR-Receipts 4,2sl; market dull
and l5s25 lower; $500 bbls at 10 s5all 40
for superfine State and western; II l5a
IL 90 for extra western; Ia GOALS 90 for
choice do; IL 40al4 25 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; Ii goa
Is so for trade brands, market closing
heavy. California quiet and dropping;
sales 250 bbls and sacks ut Is 5Oal7 90.
9 80.
WHlSki-Firmer; sales 600 bbls in
bond at 34a35.
WHEAT-Receipt none; market dull:
common and Inferior Lap lower: sales
IL, 500 bu at 2 6S for No. 2 Chicago. 2 20
for No. Milwaukee, and ) ~ for whit.
California.
RiE-Tendins upwar,l; sales l,355 bu
at 72 for western, 1 74al rs for small
lots choice do, "a for free, and l 90 for
small lots do.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady.
MALT Dull; Canada at moderate re-
quest; 5000 bush in bond at 30.
CORN-Receipts SO, log; market open
ed shade firmer, but closed quiet and
rather heavy; sales 5000 bush mt 23a
70 for new mixed western; ~ for
middle do; 30al 81 for old mixed west
ern i'll store.
oAIs-Receipts 9,25O bush; sales fair
~ active at la2c better; 6S5 bush. at S1a
CSC Tor western; 9lae2c for State and
hrm; l1ta12tc for Carolina.
CofFEE-stesdy and at moderate
at 113a12. WV"
MOLASSES-Firm.
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
HOPS-Quiet. 4
LEATHER-Sole q shade easier Mt
3Ofa3l} for Buenos Ayres light weights;
30iaG for middle and heavy do; 29a3Oi
for California light middle and heavy.
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From Ottawa.

OTTAWA, May ls.-Au order has been
issued by Council and published per-
uniting horses, cattle, sheep and other
animals, poultry and fancy birds to be
imported duty free from the United
States by agricultural societies for the
improvement of stock. The discount
on American invoices is 26 per cent.
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1'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT h
j TO recover from the defendants the sum OF
81 ,5lI.56, with interest on ss76.3s since August
18th, 1866, and on s63s.l6 from 21th Of Septem.
Der, ls6G, with the costs of this suit. An at.
tachment having been issued add served on
Hubbard & Co., James W. Warden, Alfred Tur.
ner, and Edward II. Norton.
And II appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause. that the defendants George I. Hull l..
V. Castlsmsn, and II. L. Stultz are not resi-.
dents Of this State. Therefore. 1t is ordered
by the PLAINTIFF attorneys, that they do appear
here oneS month after the fourth weekly pub.
lication and due posting of this order and attend
to their interest In this suit
A copy. Tests: MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
CHANDLER Il DAVENPORT. Clerk.
Attorneys for PlaintifYs msyloaw-4t.
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Co..,i,n,iena, C.,,..,;.,

ANNAPOLIS, May lin the MARYLAND
Constitutional Convention to-day, the
committee on the Declaration of Rights
reported u bill of rights which provides,
amosg otaer things, for the admission
of negro testimony in the courts Of the
State. The bill was made the special
order for "Wednesday next.
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Rrosa 'Monireal.

MONTREAL, Z. F., May ls.-It is re-
ported that Massey, a Fenian General,
leader and intormer, arrived in Canada
yesterday, per steamer st. Andrews.
Weather very cold and showery.
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Buffalo .Marlsei.

BUFFALO, May II.
Flour steady and firm. Wheat, demand
light and unchanged. Corn dull; sales
of car lots Of new at 10al ID; no sales
of boat loads. Oats-Ohio 20.
Freights-Corn by canal to New York,
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CRIsPER COnA
Fo' CARING TIE HaG ef ,i,I,,
Vary and Glossy Rira.., " %
Heorg Nass,r. crrh
DY USING THIS ARTICLrI,rr
- Gentlemen can b-au,iiy thrr-t,'',AS' y
sand fold. II i n. only srtir', !, = : q,
that will curl straight hair. aud ,tS % -
give II a beautiful glossy sn,.,. - :
Crispe, Coma not only curs the a. \
crates, beauties and cleanse. Il. =, i =, e.,
delightfully."- per1umed, AMI /, Ii. No, % a
article Of TIE kind ever offend "a a. 49,
public. The Crispcr Colas Nil h, AsrsS
s.dress, sealed and postpaid iorti 'e
Address all ORDERS "a
w. l.. CLARK 4 CO. Cs.r,.
M. 3 West fayr,tr 81, SYE,rr.s
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RRPARATOR CAp,,,,

EoR RESTORING HAIR rny Do.
il heads Cfrom whatever caua. (, -, a
fallen oat and forcing growth Of 49,
face, it has no equal. II viii iurr N, -.
grow upon the smoothcst tace IN ~, -
sight weeks, or hair upos bald h.,S. /, :.
two 10 three months. 4 wv i,pel.,, -
TONERS have asserted that there's 49,.
will force or hasten the growth Of N. :,
beard. Their assertions arr ia.s. 4. -
Of living witnesses (irom their oSu Co.
can bear witness. But many all. AZ =, !,
We to distinguish ths genuine iruu IN -.
ous IL certainly il difficult, 4. uit.,.,l,,.
the different preparations ad,rris-J = (.
hair and beard are entirly worthless Az :.
may have already thruwn away lar, ~,
in their purchase. To such We Ersa :, !.
the Reparator Capilli; twin ca.i ,cu "a,
unless IL fully comes mp Ia our rpf,-.s,.,-
II yonr Druggist does is'l k--pi ~ = !.
dollar and We will forward Il. post paI ,s,.,.
with receipt for the monry whit ii. /.
turned you On application, ppyiAlus ,,-.
irtactlon II not gwen. AhlTs
W. l.. CLARK 90. CAE.,
No. West fayette STREET, SIGlTa 81
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio B. R. Co.

.os,,cr BALrIMoRE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
= WHEELING, May 4, 1857.
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G>H LIS.

TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts odd Ben's" blk Ios.'
- cadlies do. do. do.
10 Abutts Niagara" DO. d"
20 caddies do do.
"a butts Dew Drop" 40. "
~ laddics Hombrick do. "
10 boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, / H.
- do. Diadem soft pd. 9 inch
81 do. Wheeler's nd pd Q do.
50 do. do. hard pd. H. humps
i0i do. '.Millie Collins" harrl pd. / h. lamps.
81 do. Reen's Fine Twist natl II.
81 do Miller's +. and Z. twist choice.
lOdrums Fig Leaf
20 kss. 6-twist running l0s.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. T. G.. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls +. G.. do do
~ bbls. T.. ;. do. de-.
10 hlf bbls. T.. s. do. do
Our stock Of tobacco Is large and the assert.
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited TO give rs a call
before purchasing elsewhere
MAXWELL TINGLE
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Notice OF C0partnership.
i with myself in the management Of the
Wheeling Business College,
Mr.. 7. T. BLAKKLY, D. A., ofthe Quecn's uni.
yersity In Ireland, and Mr.. ID. s. Dow. Of Glove
land, ohio. J. cREASEY.
Ths business Of tho College viii in future be
conducted under the firm name of
CREASEY, BLAKELY DOW.
wheeling, W. Va. Nay I, ls67.Stdkttw
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away your false ir',.rs ,o-, 49,.
your wig ~
Destructive Of comfort and rot ws,s.s.
Come aged, come youthful CON. NJ, =,
And rejoice in Your own lu.nri,n'
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sUNDREa.. 500

A Few BA18kL erss ~
A PIE ssesr. sagsr,ss VS. .
japanese Teas Pure rne dSa 80
York crsb ssd eh.npsif22sSsk 49,
York No. ! Sslnon - Pod ~
Pieiiss ana s.nos.. I,gsc.ssesgSS
Starch. Msis.nas AZ 1H.IiIset LSt
mon, Hs<ksrsi, codash, - Hsssssk -
on isess qaslifyl Yrssss ..<Ssv
Cheess, cond.nsed niin, .sti<lsA
ss-osfnent q ssssonaD's
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Il by the following seieu -
5th day of May, 1907, p
d, s-,f'r $3.50, FAST Linz. 'r
,v,vv LEAVE
wheeling 5I6r. ". 1BaltimoIe ':5 40 i. ~
-..s,-.- AkRIvE- washington. '' 81
Grafton IO;OoP. N. AsEiNkS S.,o,
Parkersbe :. $50 A. ". Harpers Try s;3g r :, ~
cnmberland.. 800 Z" Cumberland l2:4S A. NJ
Ta1-,'sr.s Fry T:i5 Grafton -. $50
ps1,imore 1880 =. Wheeling .l0:l0
Washin CITY. Ii:35 Including sundays.
sIncluding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
tr,yc- LEAvR-
-yv.ocI;nc ,.3A.N. baltimore :. 9:i5 P. NJ
IsRIvE- washt'n C'y s:41
Grafton. las p. ". ARRlNE-
1Istarshnr" 100 Harper's Fry i:3l IN.
rr'.sLasIanS ;.a5 Cumberland $40
Harper's F'ryla3! " Grai.S Ii. ne :.
Baltimore. 4Jl noe"1s
WASN'T. Wash Tn sa,Sri law Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
LEAVE sf.u
Wheeling $40 P. " ,I:altimoreS;,;. 80 A. NJ
ARRIVE WASH IN
4ni. ,. IA Harper's Fry 100 P.M.
Harpers FryI?:io p. ". CumoeSisho ,1.9o e
Winrbester 80 Grafton -...-ll;3o
p W 200 Wheeling. 40 A. n.
Washtn C'y $50 e,
Including Sundays. Including SuhuaS@
BENWOoD ACCOMMODATIONS.
To connect with c. q. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING AT
3:iU....-..---.A.N ". iUo- --..---''-''f' '''
900.
Tickets to all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest can he procured at the
Company's office. ,uSo~
Master of Transportation.
Il. L. DEVRIES,
may, General Agent, Wheeling.
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CRlSPER COMA
CRIsPRR Cou,

oh she was beautiful and II,
Mith starry eyes, and rai,haEsi,
whose curling ,cndil, ,oit ,,,,,.
Enchained the very hrar, s,s 80, -
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
pAssENGRR TRAINS WILL Run
Inv the fcIIowing schedule on and after the
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M1scELLANEons
nm A AsTRoLoGY.
The World Astor;,

b HIhE WONDERFUL Rrvyr sutl
THE GREAT AsrRoi%Ss,sIr,s
"ADAME n. A. PhRst
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-09-20

POLITICAL REACTION.

The conservative triumph in CalifOr-
MIA, which in 1864 gave radical ma
jority of 10000, evinces, we trust, the
beginning of a reaction from the un-
founded assumptions and eXcesSeS Of
ultraism which it is to be hoped will
extend throughout the country. 1t is
true that the radical party was divided
on the Governor, but the general result,
including the Legislature and Con-
gressmen, cannot be ascribed to the
split upon the Governor, or even if it
be admitted that personal issues and
discords are already obtaining such as
cendancy over party discipline in the
radical ranks as to produce such results
as we see in California, it is a symptom
of elements Of disintegratiOn and de-
cline within itself which is of hopeful
augury to the best interests OfthG coun-
try. 1t tisevident, however, that broad
er issues than those ola personal char
acter have revolntionized this impor-
GdDl W6SlSTl ioldlSJ anu tliSll li1loo Inv
result is not indicative OF mere party
reaction, or Of any tendency to revive
political ideas which belong to state
of things that has passed away, it is a
distinct and emphatic condemnation
by men of all parties Of the false politi-
cal theories, eXtravagant assumptions
and wild experiments in government
which ultraism has endeavOred to build
on the changed state Of things brought
about by the war. No State has eX'
hibited or can claim greater devotion
to the Union or firmer purpose to
abide by the legitimate consequences o
the war than California, but the signiti
cs},ice of the late surprising revolution
is in its expression Of the idea that tht
interests of country are superior tt
those ofparty, and thatany party which
ieopards and sacrifices the welfare .
the country for political purposes is un
worthy ofpublic confidence.
The result in California is the NOR
remarkable because it was achieved
not only without, but against, the OF
fice-hOlding patronage and influence
! Without and against the action OF thes
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powerful agencies, and with very little
of disciplined organization, the people
of California have overcome the hereto
fore large radical majority in that State,
and emphatically declared against the
destructive spirit which has so long pre-
vailed in the national legislature, and
which is threatening to go to still great
er extremes. The diminished radical
maOrities in New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, West Virginia, and now in
Maine, the conservative triumph in
Connecticut, and the signal political
revolution in California, encourage the
hope that a turn of the tide of popular
sentiment has begun in the North and
West which will end in the redemption
Of the country from the ruinous coun-
sells which have hitherto been in the
ascendant. 1t is to be hoped that these
results will animate conservatives in
the elections about to come off in the
Middle States to make powerful
struggle for the deliverance of those
States from radical misrule, and for
the consumamtion Of a triumph which
will preserve the constitution, restore
the Union in fact, as we'll as in name,
and give peace and prosperity to the
land. The people of the United States
are heartily tired of turmoil and dis
order and the paralyzing effects upon
all the great interests of the country,
which bid fair to become chronic, un-
less the popular voice shall be heard in
such tones Of condemnation as will
compel Congress to change its deStruc-
tive policy. Baltimore SIN.
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Observation-Disclosures are everywhere
and they seize upon everything which
goes wrong, to find fault about. III a
mosquito fits across their pillow, the
announcement is made next morning
that not a wink of sleep had they dur
ing the night. A slight pain is magni-
fed into cholera, and grumbilng
toothache into eXcrutiating torture. II
the sun shines it is too hot, and If 1t
rains il is too wet. If they lose dol
lar, ruin stares them in the face, and
anticipated sickness is kept constantly
on the slate.