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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-17
Tas .uea.. s-,rleis.i 10 B~ra a.. R..s.

Contracts ft the entire work Of buldlnn 0ia miles OF
hrrt-class road west from Omaha comprising much 81
the most diicuil mountain work, aud embracing every
expense except surveying have been made with re-.
spOnsibe parties twho have already finished over BOO
miles, at the average rate Of sxyeght thousand and
fty-eght dollars s 0osl per mile This price Includes
all necessary shops for construction aud repairs Of
cars, depots, statfona and all oher incidental builds
ings aud also locomotives, passenger, baggage, and
freight ears, and other requisite rolIingelock, 10
amount that shall not be less than 900 per mile, Al.
lowing the cost OF the remaining hundred aud
eightysix of the eleven hundred mles assumed 10 be
built by the Pacific Company 90 be . 900 per mile,
The Total Cess Of EIssss Rssarsd MILES EW BE-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-17
q O O M I L Il -
90 ruE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Running West FROM Omaha,
Across the Continent
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

The tfulnn raelae RAilrasA UanpAny havc huils
angcr he Of railroad IN The last sshiren moAths than
was bath ny any Uther e1mpanv 10 The same time,
intil II i completed The Western nltlsion i helbg
pushed rapidly eastward ffom Sacramento ~ tbs
Central raciAe Company u California, and Il i
49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-17

the Pacific will bc oped for business IN is1e hona
MAS osEsuuHn FHH wosN AIgrApy Huxr
rosa, AokR rnAN uHg ratAno ~ sos
~ NJ SStsa onnsn, Avn LARaHNHs SOW ~.
rIayEn troE ~ ruAs KtKs Morv than
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

nLp EsrABLIsBED PUBLISHING HOUSE, or Kpwp
- Dunisan Brctbcr .!ames D. Kirker, successor has
constantly on hand tradition tho old WORKS On
NE aboye All the Publications Of the Catholic Bookseller.
We United States. Orders solicited and attended with
We greatest punotuAhy and Special
- cs1ers fQm Canada the West indies and South Ameea
SAhb6 ,, ER KIR. ~ Broadway, up ssara
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

and they zee their customers nssad buying their de~r
STOCKS, all hogxngto
YOSTER BRo1HEHS, a#
where they Aud the goods At half the prices they
charge fhe whole retail tfade New York to-day ~ stag
mated more by high prices than by any other element ana
the only way 10 work business Il 10 discard the RUNE
sysesn OF big profits and sell the goods for what they VIII
bring and be sure ami sell them o1ly for cash.
u.,,. !, Great panic in Cotton Goods
1,0V yards, yard wide excellent quality. lsXe Il
.aWNysrds vi u superior make OF Mishns,
almost as fns ss Wanlsnta.
aud warranted 10 wear as well as wamsu,
for only 10. yAlQ N
Remember, oniy l5c yard for Muslns worth &c. al
FOSTER BRoTuEkS.
Tremendous decins la Paras0ls at RETAIL Mt
Don't huv thehI0f merchants at the old prices.
00N Parssos and Uinhrels 4 75c. Old price 81 90
10000 at 81. Other stores charge 81 80.
5000 AT 81 ~ Other stores charge S.
sos az 81 So The old price is 81 ~.
Beautiful beaded parrsols, 81 TO-
4 store charges 81 s5
10000 yards fast colored Prints loc.
M $500 yards fast cciored Ginghams, lOe
We wish i distinctly understood thar the above goods will
Dress Goods half price.
Apacas half price.
Black Silks, Table Linens
Marseilles and Cassimeres half price.
Ladies' residing IN Jersey City, ohoken, Brooklyn Will
zmshurg and the surrounding country Will md them
selves richly repaid by btyng goods OF u.s. Having two
able 10 buy big auction lots cheap.
FOSTER BROTHERS. i6 Eighth az, Eighteenth ST.,
and FOSTER BROTHERS. s7s Bleecker street
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EUROPE.

THE GRESHAM HOTEL. sACkyILLE ST. DUBLIN.
having undergone extensive alterations, with
siderable additional arrangements and etutnishns with
entire beinR complete, the propleiors
spectfully inform the nobility gentry, tourists ana &c pub
c the hotel is repieie with possible modern
including the and elegant coffee
Dublin for ladies aud gentlemen, superb billiard
smoking unrvAicc Ia country suits Of
drawing and sitting rosms OF various sizes,
OF charges that viii bear favorable comparison for
with first class motel Ia Europe
The tariff OF charges ~ kind has undergone
careful revision, including the wine carte The prope,ors
determined not only 20 maintain but 70 improve and
extend the worldwide reputation ~ the Gresham Hotel
and having with unspsrne hand expended large
capital The improvements and decorations with con.
fdence the public that every effort will be 10
their comfort and support The only hotel Ireland
receiving The leading American journals for the use u
visitors. rROFRIsroRs.
THE GRESHAM HOTEL COMPANY
IfMfrpul
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

After the I'D Of May inst ,pbseres,s may pay IN me
seven per snnam from the day q % sp
tember II 1857 that being the day OF the paymens
subscribed asteafor $500 Of the
THOMAS w. SHANNON,
THOMAS THOMAS B. READ, READ, Commissioners
HENRY HENRY Q. J. cakTEk.
Applications Tor circulars STOCK promptly al
- WHAT IS A TRUST COMPANY
Trust Company is the safest and conservative ~
financial Institutions careful perusal Of tho following
paragraphs win amply fRHsT FSNsRs ~ 0'e'osoH
To receive money from individuss and corporations ard
The is constituted By its charter legal depos
10 accept and execute trusts reference real
Of Of the Courts Of Record BY surroGa.e
and Of in Of their business u tho
70 act as agent for foreign banks bankers business
and corporations having business transactions in the % of
GUARANTEES
Among the guarantees afforded by the charter OF this
pany, the following:
and be stockholder in The company 10 The amount
No loan shall be made directly or indirectly to any rrtee
no d 20 sad oq or
ON WHAT SECURITY NAY THIS THIS COMPANY LOAN IT'S
The National Trust Company only inve, the fpnhs en-
of New York Or Other States or ofsny y oy
Therefore adapted funds which
ns ass safe e for m ss
on and deposits made " n1. SS
saEins into consideration the great security:
Coupon goysrnment bonds The sec,stsly Of ne rrs.sn
therefore wise sell those bond. ana a.:
ss ssass
State stocks and 0eHs # Essks s'' Of this
s q & Ss. ss mss asd y: sS
ossbie the business the trustees fs.i
and ssssnss as
beisvsd that he stoct Of hi. sompsny s more f.
" e -
si Sss "ss 10y;
p 6 ss ssss ::
s 4 m:ay .ss
IN no S % sn ,nE sU.
make. S fsis' price. On NM he day q sssnsisr. ~
0A''i; 81 III sSysa r;s. y; IT.. r,.,..,
BAESET i; sStpSoS: second Vice FSe.'dsaa
As aAoksE EsFkSs sFESEssSS; s;'s Attorney and Counsel.
N holders o. the Pserson Ct Gas Light Company Win 70
ME h y % a ns ON 4 s m
The pS " w p open At y O'Clock psw s close
P1Irasos. N. j.. Juns j. 1867.
| OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP 90.
Notice hereby given the Board Of brsetors Of this
company have this day declared dividend Of
s 'ss viii g
e ia % aay s q June ron and re- on
HENRY j. QUINAN secretary
DITTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAIL
Company.-Olce OF the Secretary Pittsburgh, Pa,
Nav % 1867.
Subscription 10 stock
Notice is hereby given pursuance Of authority
Gently granted the Board OF Directors of this
will be opened at the once Of winow
Laner Co. New York. from the 10th TO the 29th day OF
for the taking Of l6O shares In the
eighty cent Of IT. vslne,
twenty per of vaue representing the amount
bonds redeemed BY the sinking funds, bsng creted
| the subscribers.
Those registered shareholders the 10th dav
OF June will the privilege OF subscribing 20 the ei
tent fifteen cent OF the shares then standing 10 their
Such eighty will be payable IN cash at the
time OF subscription No fractional shares shall be ssnsd
during month Of July The transfer books viii close
said 10th day OF June at r. M and viii reopen ON the
l morning OF the 18th of June next.
BY order OF the Board.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

II A REcREArroN Do DrMANCHH, JOURNAL FRAN
Gals paHisra tous les dimanche parr da Ter Juliet
Chroniques ct roman2es sgnes Jsnn. A. Dumas Neron
vismCt . ronson dn Ierrsn ssc Pris par an payable
double embarrassment de rabonnement en- annonees 50
lannoncee grutultes pour abonnement coutant s4l
xus cn0uane lots az dcntelles ct imitation toettss
cirs cols q manohAtes sont oert grstucmen 81 aDon
qus eon Mvorsern e principal lot est de tz5 En-,
au Dimanche. 10 Woosssr street. New York.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

A BRILLIANT STROKE OF GooDs.-THE LARGEST
U q Hsof ;s 4; wsa = sS sss
WIN: WIN: s::::: e. 3: y:.s y:ss$ worth worth g.
Pc. Finest n..ssiss Mar: !sc per yard; wCssh I I? a
go pea Nainsooks Briaas and sshop Lawns nc. Per
5000 prs Alexander DSmss genuine xd dioSss u per
1900 pos Dress Trnmnss at boc, 7se o. q 70 and y
l3 real Llama Lace shswl. At Sls and sls each.
rs
AT BOTH OUR STORES
ar..s o,er aTi
90 rcS | Ss:. ?: Ii styles
;s: sissl ans % e
SO pissss wSiis BAN irinss io, and u per
ss:: 1:ss.s .s: %sss e .
Lios nns Linen Collars worth is and isc
s.sG 'ss s'sa ss.s. vi IS nd
dozen dozen :a a: oooa ssnG Ssh q
sRa bsEs sSss' So36
Besides full lines shirting and sheeng Muslin, Napkins
We have hundreds lots of Domestic Goods much under
zoo YARD: Linen Lawn. fSr dresses g. 3D. worth 5s
i:oco yards l. Fancy .e Dres. Lawns, L; :, -
DONALDSON 4 MEAREs,
1856 Eighth %
A ~ 7@ BROADWAY.
the largest and "ss' sisfs 4sS
We have just sssfifss sFsfsa III pYssroRrAross.
and our prices viii be found exceedingly ,orwi
Importer and Manufacturer,
No consecton Whatever with any other store.
AT LEGRArS's. THIS WEEK.
snhs for Basqucs, cioaks and Dresses.
Black SILK cheaper than auction prices whole stock OF
an importer OF silk TO be sold this month very
All our black sss sis %.rssd rs0S down Soc per yard
Hong KOnsa new Dress Goods for travelling suits, Soc
per yard; worth 81.
Canton and Spanish linen fe, travelling suits So
La,es, Paris Fashion.
sacs recommsndaSie for thcir novelty ana good s:ts
Double orsandie. the very assortment in the CITY,
low $50. per yard Real French Goods
Printed Linen Lawn.
Pun assortment Of Bl.ss ! 0ocd; ! a., and cloafs
AhoAAS sas Broadway
Corner waverey Place.
ATr DS rERcEyAbs ~ s,o..,., ,,,o.,. go, ,,,,.
Now open, summsr Soseiiss FOR sSdrsn. PopIIn and
IeSs. ss sss Gp s ,s;
and made 20 order. New style Of Sun BonnetA
ATE DE PEscEvAL's; -
Ladies Dressing Sacks spencers and sorea Skirts
and Under Garments Large stock OF Embroderes fokes
Initials and Nonor.ms embroidered order for Hand
kerchefs, Table Linen and Bedclothes. Embroderes.
stamping and stamping Goods
DLAcK AND SILK sAcoURs
R,ls snsss%s sasy qsss{s KS :; = - sso s'ss each
a most sci leci assortment Of
pari and Ne W nj
Peplums, Basquincs, sacques,
a. T. STEWART 4 Co.
Broadway and Tenth street
f,oRsYs BROTHERS WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
Jsconets and Organdies at 2 worth f ne black Apacas
at IS, worth soc White Goods Linen Jood. and 1oods
mems and boys wear at auction prices. 500 Msrsees Quilts
ladies' chdrens and mems lest than 60 "a Re
member he Pss lsT aess gass M ana great bargains
Between Thirty third and Thirty fourth streets
u 4 specially
At MRS GAY NOR's,
Broadway, corner OF Twelfth street.
Per steamer scotia,
Light summer corsets.
X. werly's and Other French Woven Corsess,
long s ar the variety Of Ia
dies saIf Sers & su n sseeaer sgsc.
Pads, Nursing corsets, 40.
Full Dress and travelling skirts,
Tram Attachments
Lawn Morning siss.s gss..fs.. (. s.: sss''
B-xrs Gsynor attends personally this upper store
- Ns ssro.SSw.y, soSy, corner Of m IN 9 s,res. ss .,r
f,LoAKs. cLoAKs. cLoAgs.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
THE TURF.

YNAsHIoN COURSE. R.-TRoTTING-rUEsDAy, JUNE T.
al sP NJ match for 81. 900; mile heats, IN B, TO
wagons ID. Maces .. Little Dam ID. Pafers b. ..
While shopper. y SIMMONS, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

A GREAT CRASH IN DRY GOODS -
~ Most merchants terribly frightened.
fbelr stores are nl Of old geoas bought At war pree
aud they zee their customers lnesad OF buying their ds
STOCKS al hogkngto
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

1867.
After the I'D Of May inst subscribers may In the
whole amount unpaid the rate OF
per per from OF payment Sep
tember IL 1857 that being the average day the paymeDs
OF the calls.
We have subscribed and askedor $500 oe Of the
$1,000 OO0. making certain that the Stock viii be taken
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
E'oR sALE-THREE HUNDRED SHARES IN ThE
Positive Motion Loom Company, now IN operation -
Wooster Address william Jones, box bbi9 Post oner
OANS NEGOTIATED ON LIFE INSURANCE
IL policies OF the Mutual Equitable Nut uai Benent ana
New England Companies. II there 10 surrender value
Also miscellaneous securities.
r. X. MclLVAINE, 45 Broad street, room NO W.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

r. STEWART 4 co., 49,
n. win oner on Monday June
the balance Of their
extra quality China Plaid Silke,
~ 81 per yard recent price 81 26
Yard WIDE Prfnt4d and Plain Foulardss
At only y 10 Per yard.
will make large additions 4,
New styles 10 al their popular
socks Of Dress Goods, at -
CENTS per yard upwArds
Broadway and Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

The Subscription Books TO the Capital Stock of the
National trust Company OF the City Of New York are now
open al the
NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 1853 Broadway corner Franklin street.,
and remain until the whole OF capital eto.k OF
81. 100000 shall be subscribed
Inasmueh the larger portion Of the capital has Aerfy
been applied for immediate application shonld be made ~
parties desiring 10 stock.
The payments will be folows-
10 per subscribing g...................$l $lM W
june 1897 Is per cent l5O0D
July 1867, Is .............. .......... 10000
Aug, 1857 10 Observation-Disclosures. I0On00
Sept 1867 10 ........,,........ 100 QHm
Oct. 1867 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 0va
10 JAM, 1866 Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hOOuv
10 Feb, 1863, IS l6a00
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

r. STEWART co.
IA. " III offer during this week
. large assortment OF the best quality
English and American Brussels.
At q 80 per yard;
Royal wiltona at 4S rs and IA;
yelvets Arminsters LFrerch Moguetes, Oucothss mas
Canton Mitting. &C., &cs
At proportions,ey low prices.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

IJkALTH AT HoME.--DY5PEPTfCS SHOULD RRA
Ii sstory of stomach" Tsc which the Christian Adve.
a.stIon, b. pr Combe SOC. Food and Diet. ey Perefa.
-. = Il edussson u }kSispcy. or the Management
Qhildren." % Three Hours school : Day" s 81
Sent postpaid on receipt OF price. special list ot pr.
vaee medical wcrk Invaluable 70 tho.s who neea them
Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
DRY GOODS.

FEIIlf We
~ offering great bargains Carpets; Ingrains ~ 5Oc
Ingains 7s fngains ST. Ingrains AZ u -; Three
py Brussels and Velvet Carpets st equally low rates We
have also Large Oicolhs, DruRges, Mats Nat
ting. Window Shades, &c Az sixth avenue, corner Of
Twenty fifth street.
vNREsS CUTTING.-RoBEs, GABRIELLE, PRINCESS
Basaues and Sacaues and tttcd also made by
Nine KEFBER. i45 East Ninth street, between broadway
aud Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

At NINE vrGoURoUx 100 FOURTH AVENUE, BE-
"A tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets Stamping EN-
brodery Lingerie all ready order Initials and Mono
grams for table, curtain aud bed coihes
Imported Embroidery.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

r. STEWART co.
"A. Offer at popular prices
Every variety Of Under Clo,hing,
for Ladies and Children;
Morning Robes walking Suits, Bathing Dresses, Boys
suits, made In the most approved style.
Also
few magnifeeIt Bridal Trousseaux.
Broadway and Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING Op THE STOCK
IN holders OF the Patterson Gas Light Company win h
held at the office Of the company at the new works IN Pee
in the city Of Paterson. Thursday June H. 1857
The polls will open at II O'Clock NJ and close At "
BY order of the Directors. JOHN DREW, Secretary.
PATERSON N. j., june /, 1867.
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Social Equality.

According to the nature Of things, the
Radicals are justnow engaged in yehc-
mently denying that their party favor So
cial Equality with Che Niger. Their
course IN this particular, far from surpris-
ing Democrats and Conservatives. is just
what they expected, judging from the
past Inconsistent policy ofathat party. =
zsWhen theswar commenced, it Was dis
.tinctly understood. that the subject Of
slavery vas not to be interfered with
that the States were to be allowed to re-
turn to the Union with all their rights un-
impaired. The war ended;s the slave in
the meantime having been given his free
dom, by the Radicals, as a sodr measured
Next IN order came the question Of con-
isrring political equality upon their black
PETS ItsWas done by a Radical Congress
against the clearly expressed will of the
people. Following in the wake os an
usuSping Congress, the State Legislature
proposes an Amendment to the Copstitu-
tion striking the word WHITE there
from, thus placing whites and blacks upon
a perfect equality, politically, in this
State. ksssts g asf eek,,5ss sew -
As q mask to the real issue-Social
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that q petition
LIN will be presented to the Commissioners
of Monroe County, Ohio, at the june session,
1857, for a view and survey. and also for an
of road commencing at the bridge
on the Little Muskingum Greek near George
Cline's; thence down said creek to the mouth
of Big Lick Run; thence up said run to
Brownsville, following the present road as
near as may be done to make q good road;
thence through the lands. of VIM. Pool to
Rock Camp Run; thence down said run to the
forks on the lands Of Calvin Amos; thence up
the east fork by Daniel Littles' coal bank, to
intersect the State road at or near William
Rouse's; said road not to exceed FIVE degrees.
apr3Ow5, JOHN HENSEL.
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Road Noticess

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that petit
j tion will be presented to the Trustees of
jackson Township, Monroe County, Ohio,
praying for the location and establishment Of
a. Township Road, commencing at the road on
the right hand fork. of Miller's Run On the
land of ]. Y. Mason; thence though the land
Of DR.. Cummings, Jacob Rowles,S S. &. Elliott,
Jesse Rowies, G. W. Woodbridge, Frederick
Bauman, and Conrad Ludolphs to intersect
the road on the land of said Conrad Ludolph,
which road should be also located and estab
ished, to the north to interssct the county
road on the premises of Michael Lohr, and
south to, intsrsect the new county road on
Louis Roscheb's premises. q
aprsow5. lEs't MANY FETTuoNERs.
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Road Notice.

AT0TIcEi is hereby given that there will be
lV petition presented to the Commission
Iels of Monroe County, Ohio, at their next
regular session, for review and alteration
of SO much of the county road leading from
Woodsield ,toithe Belmont County line as is
herein described, viz. Commencing near the
foot of the Beckett Hill, on the land of Dam
iel Ludwig; thence through the land of said
Ludwig between his stable and dwelling honse
to the new grade on the north of the creek;
thence to the Belmont County line BY the
way of Malaga. ~
apr50w5. sss5 MANY PETITIONERS.
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AN ORDINANCE
Relating to Wharfage and Steamboats,.
Enacted April g, 1867. .sas

Relating to Wharfage and Steamboats,.
Enacted April 9, 1867. - e.
Be 1t enacted By the Trustees of the In
corporated Village of (zariagton, That
steamboats, landing at the wharf in said Cor
poration, shall be required to pay wharfage
as follows: & 81 syssss sIss tssi
sunfsh and Wheeling daily packet, one
dollar Isl 001 per week. Each Whee ling
and Parkersburg tri-weekly packet one dollar
Isl 00] per week Zach Pittsburgh and
Parkersburg bi-weekly packet one dollar
Isl 00] per week, Each Pittsburgh and Mat
amoras bi-weekly packet one dollar Isl 00]
per week. Zach regular Cincinnati and Wheel-
ing weekly packet, one. dollar Isl .00l per
week. or if the owners thereof so elect, such
Cincinnati and Wheeling packet shall be con-
sidered as, and pay wharfage, according to the
regulation for transien. boats as hereinafter
provided.
Transient boats shall be required to pay
one dollar Isl 00l for each landing provided,
that at such landing such boat shall receive
on board or discharge freight or passengers,
paying freight or passage to the amount Of
five dollars [s5 o0] ]or over. Wharfage in all
Q asts to be paid to the wharfmaster, on pre-
sentation Of his bill to date.
This ordinance to take effect from and after
the 22d day of April, 1857.
's ~ ere J.T. MORRILL,, Mayor.
G. L. TYLER, Recorder. apr30ws.
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!. [From the Marietta Register, Radical.
For amanhood suffrage we fear not.
tits right, and twill win before the peo-
pie. Let it win now, and have done with
the vexed matter. Letus look at it can
dolly, in the light of reason and justice,
and act like men. Times are not as they.
wcre Slavery is dead; and the iniquitous
distinctions that grewyouto of it must die
also. All men born in the country, or
naturalized under our laws, are entitled
to all the rights of citizens. We shall
never see the end of trouble, till we deal
fairly by all, Let every friend of truth
and justice, of liberty and democracy now
see to it that his influence and his vote be
cast openly and actively upon the side of
Right-see to it that wedo not drift into
besotted Conservatism.
The position taken by the editor Of the
Register, is untenablein every particular,
as will be demonstrated on the second
Tuesday Of October. "Besotted Conser-
vatism" means an anxiety to preserve the
White race from political and social equal
|ity with the Blacks, which the Radicals
appear determined to force upon them.
While President Lincoln lived, he was
considered by all Radicals as being the
great apostle of freedom, and it is hoped
they will not discard his recorded opin-
ions IN regard to political and social
equality with the Negro, now that he is
dead.
In his discussion with Mr.. Douglas, ,du-
ring the Senatorial campaign Of 1858, he
said: =
"While I was in the hotel to-day, an
elderly gentleman calledupon me to know
lif was really in favor of producing a
perfect equality between the negroes
and the white people. / will say, then,
that / am not, nor never have been in
favor of making voters or jurors of ne
groes, nor of qualifying them to hold of.
fee, nor to intermarry with white people;
and l will say in addition to this, that
there is physical difference between the
black and white races, which believe
will forever prohibit the two races from
ever living on terms of social and pelit,
! ical equality. And inasmuch as they
can net SO live, while they do remain to-
gether there must be the position of su.
perior and inferior, and Las much as any
other man, am in favor of having the
! superior position assigned to the white
race" ...,-a
The Radicals of the present day arr
far in advance of Mr.. Lincoln's ideas
they favor che Negro politically, socially
religiously-in fact &c the whole hog
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